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Court Rules Relativity Media Can Exit Bankruptcy
Judge Approves GT Advanced Bankruptcy-Exit Plan
A bankruptcy judge approved GT Advanced's plan to exit chapter 11 protection, closing the book on the New Hampshire's manufacturer's case that began with a disastrous run-in with smartphone giant Apple Inc., Dow Jones Daily Bankruptcy Review reported today. Bankruptcy Judge Henry J. Boroff on Tuesday signed off on GT Advanced’s exit from bankruptcy, which was triggered by the collapse of a supply deal with Apple Inc. Tapped as a supplier of scratch- and shatter-resistant sapphire screen material for Apple's smartphones, GT Advanced piled on debt and transformed its business operation. Apple rejected the material GT Advanced produced, for reasons that were disputed. GT Advanced resorted to bankruptcy in October 2014 to repair its tattered finances. The company is returning to its roots as a manufacturer of industrial equipment. It reached a settlement with Apple that resolves the smartphone giant's claim to be owed $439 million due to the failed sapphire supply venture.

Courts Split on Stripping Down Residential Mortgages in Chapter 11
Magnetation Will Emerge from Bankruptcy
Magnetation LLC expects to emerge from bankruptcy sometime during the middle of the year, said Matt Lehtinen, the company’s CFO, the Grand Rapids (Minn.) Herald Review reported today. Magnetation, LLC last May filed for chapter 11 protection to restructure financially amid a tough global iron ore and steel marketplace. The company, which recovers iron ore concentrate from taconite waste tailings, secured $135 million in financing from certain holders of senior secured notes to implement a restructuring as part of the chapter 11 filing.

Trump's Former Atlantic City Jewel Exits Bankruptcy, Now Icahn's
Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc., the casino operator founded by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, emerged from bankruptcy court protection on Friday and is now a subsidiary of billionaire Carl Icahn’s Icahn Enterprises LP, Bloomberg News reported. While Trump hasn’t owned the parent of the Taj Mahal casino for years, his record in Atlantic City, N.J., has become a topic on the campaign trail. Trump opened the Taj Mahal in 1990. The parent company continually struggled with debt, and Trump Entertainment filed for bankruptcy court protection in September 2014. The filing coincided with a protracted downturn in betting in Atlantic City that led four of the city’s 12 casinos to close. It was the Trump casino businesses’ fourth time in bankruptcy.