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The United Auto Workers yesterday outlined plans for a series of strikes targeting individual U.S. auto plants in what would be its first-ever simultaneous strike against the Detroit Three automakers

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) called on regulators yesterday to be tougher on U.S. banks, asking them to prevent dominant institutions from getting even bigger through mergers of smaller rivals

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) introduced a bill yesterday that would cap the interest rate for credit cards at a “common sense level” of 18 percent in an effort to protect vulnerable borrowers, The Hill

Noble House Home Furnishings LLC filed for bankruptcy with plans to sell its assets after inflation and weakening consumer spending crimped its finances, Bloomberg News reported. The company — which

The Boy Scouts of America's $2.46 billion sex abuse settlement is facing new legal uncertainty as the U.S. Supreme Court weighs how far bankruptcy courts can go to protect non-debtors, a fact

The Hospital at Westlake Medical Center filed for chapter 11 protection Friday, the Austin American-Statesman reported, but will not be closing. "Our commitment to being a dedicated partner to our

The same day in July that Mercy Iowa City’s largest bondholder asked for a receiver to take over the hospital’s operations — a move hospital officials said compelled them to file for bankruptcy

A former partner at three major law firms pleaded guilty on Tuesday to making false statements in U.S. bankruptcy court in an effort to keep his multi-million dollar house and luxury sports car, the

Bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Genesis Global Holdco LLC sued its parent, Digital Currency Group, seeking to recover about $620 million in outstanding loans despite ongoing settlement talks, Bloomberg

The chief executive of Binance’s U.S. arm has left the embattled crypto exchange, the Wall Street Journal reported. Brian Shroder, who took the helm of Binance.US in 2021, will be succeeded on an