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Yellow, a trucking company that filed for bankruptcy protection last Sunday, told a judge this week that it would fully repay the $729 million it owed the federal government by selling warehouses

After years of litigation to hold the pharmaceutical industry accountable for the deadly abuse of prescription painkillers, payments from what could amount to more than $50 billion in court

Two big opioid cases suggest the U.S. bankruptcy process is unjustly providing relief for some while inflicting pain unnecessarily on others, according to a Reuters commentary. The first involves

Diamond Sports Group, the bankrupt owner of local sports channels, is racing to formulate a chapter 11 exit plan before professional basketball and hockey resumes so it can reassure the leagues, teams

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. won court approval of a stock conversion plan that had spurred a shareholder lawsuit and cast a cloud over the movie theater chain’s efforts to secure new financing

Global regulators spent more than a decade trying to ensure that a large bank could fail without any government support. Despite this year’s bank failures, they are still working on it, the Wall

Cyxtera Technologies Inc., the bankrupt data-center operator, has drawn interest for its assets from multiple parties including Brookfield Infrastructure Partners and Digital Realty Trust Inc

Wisconsin's Department of Justice is asking to see sealed records from the Milwaukee branch of the Catholic Church as part of the attorney general's investigation into sexual abuse by faith leaders

By Oct. 5, the public should know whether Lordstown Motors Corp. has a new owner. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Mary F. Walrath on Aug. 8 approved a timetable of bidding and auction procedures related to the

Manhattan federal district court Judge Lewis Kaplan revoked the bail of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried just months before his scheduled trial, a decision that placed the former crypto exchange