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The judge in Alex Jones’s bankruptcy case ruled on Thursday that he will not be allowed to use his chapter 11 filing to evade paying more than $1 billion in verdicts to families of the Sandy Hook
Judge David R. Jones became the nation’s leading bankruptcy judge by making his court an attractive place for troubled businesses to face their creditors. His sudden departure over a previously
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX's former top lawyer testified yesterday that its founder Sam Bankman-Fried asked him to come up with "legal justifications" for why it was missing $7 billion in customer
Rite Aid plans to plans to close about 7% of its stores initially, as the drugstore chain makes its way through its chapter 11 bankruptcy process, the Associated Press reported. The company submitted
Waits RV Center in West Palm Beach filed for chapter 11 protection with 41 new and used recreational vehicles listed in its inventory, the South Florida Business Journal reported. The company
The Federal Reserve’s head of supervision wants to broaden the scenarios in annual stress tests to gauge whether big banks can weather shocks and still keep lending, Bloomberg News reported. This year
Chicago earned an upgrade from Fitch Ratings Thursday thanks to the city’s improving economy and diminishing long-term debt burden, Bloomberg News reported. Fitch boosted the rating of the third
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggested the run-up in long-term Treasury yields could allow the central bank to suspend a historic run of interest-rate increases so long as recent progress on
A federal court in southern Texas quickly moved to reassign about 3,500 bankruptcy cases after the sudden resignation of U.S. Bankruptcy Judge David Jones in Houston, transferring his large-company
Electric vehicle company Lordstown Motors received U.S. bankruptcy court approval Wednesday to sell its manufacturing assets to a new company affiliated with its founder and former CEO Stephen Burns