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Distressed-debt investors will be watching a trial starting Thursday over Incora’s 2022 debt transaction that could reshape the aerospace parts distributor’s restructuring plan, WSJ Pro Bankruptcy

Brazilian airline Gol said on Thursday it is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States, with a $950 million financial commitment from its controlling shareholder Abra Group

Steward Health Care System, the largest tenant of hospital landlord Medical Properties Trust, has engaged restructuring advisers as the healthcare provider contends with deepening financial problems

Lumen Technologies garnered the support of more debtholders for an out-of-court restructuring deal that would allow the telecom company to push out maturities past 2027, WSJ Pro Bankruptcy reported

A $1,000 unexpected emergency expense could derail the lives of more than half of all Americans, according to a new survey, The Hill reported. The survey was conducted by Bankrate, a financial

Orsted has signed an agreement with Eversource Energy to acquire full ownership of U.S. offshore wind farm Sunrise Wind, months after the Danish energy company halted development of some offshore wind

A federal judge moved to limit the cost and length of a new outside investigation of FTX Trading, the fraud-tainted crypto firm, saying its insolvency case should not be disrupted by another

WeWork hasn’t paid certain landlords January rent as part of its negotiation strategy, lawyers representing the creditor committee in bankruptcy said in a court filing on Tuesday, WSJ Pro Bankruptcy

Sandy Hook conspiracy theorist Alex Jones could exit chapter 11 bankruptcy by late March or early April, his lawyer said on Wednesday after a judge decided families whom he owes $1.5 billion for lying

Wall Street’s main regulator is demanding more investor protections for deals involving special purpose acquisition companies, tightening rules on a once-popular pathway for taking firms public