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The company in charge of maintaining medical records at Mercy Iowa City, Iowa, is asking bankruptcy court to intervene in a dispute with the hospital and clinics, KCJJ reported. The Cedar Rapids

The electric scooters available for rent in Rockford, Ill., aren't expected to fly the coop just yet as the company that owns them files for bankruptcy, the Rockford Register Star reported. Electric

A West Monroe, La., businessman whose two home health agencies received millions in Medicare overpayments was sentenced this month to 24 months in prison for concealing assets in a bankruptcy filing

E-commerce company Parts ID filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday and said it plans to continue normal operations, WSJ Pro Bankruptcy reported. Parts ID added it expects common

Reusable sticky note startup mcSquares, which also does business as M.C. Squares, filed for chapter 11 protection just days before Christmas, the Denver Business Journal reported. Thornton, Colo

The rate of serious medical complications increased in hospitals after they were purchased by private equity investment firms, according to a major study of the effects of such acquisitions on patient

Companies that claim an Albany-based lender defrauded them out of more than $22 million are trying to force the lender to liquidate its assets, the Albany Business Review reported. The three companies

Former remodeling and construction company owner Leighton “Joe” Wood, who allegedly defrauded dozens of customers, has been using bankruptcy protection to avoid accountability to those very customers

Cities across the country are enacting “upzoning” measures as a way to try to meet housing demand and curtail soaring housing costs that often make it nearly impossible for teachers, firefighters and

He may be headed to prison next year after pleading guilty to U.S. criminal charges in November, yet 2023 held a silver lining for former Binance Holdings Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Changpeng Zhao