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20 Large Companies Filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in First Half of 2022
Bankruptcy

20 Large Companies Filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in First Half of 2022

But August's pickup in smaller commercial Chapter 11 filings could harbinger a wave of reorganizations this fall.
By Vincent Ryan | September 7, 2022
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Sadly, America’s Next Hot Job May Be Chief Restructuring Officer
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Sadly, America’s Next Hot Job May Be Chief Restructuring Officer

Many companies will struggle as the COVID recession continues and will look to CROs for guidance.
By Vincent Ryan | September 21, 2020
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Saving Midmarket, Closely Held Companies With Traditional Workouts
Working Capital

Saving Midmarket, Closely Held Companies With Traditional Workouts

If we treat the pending aftermath of the pandemic on businesses in the standard manner, a huge number of them are going to be forever shut down.
By Vincent Ryan | May 13, 2020
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The Restructuring Remedy
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The Restructuring Remedy

As painful as this reckoning is likely to be, substantial restructurings must occur across several industries on accelerated timelines.
By Vincent Ryan | April 9, 2020
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Bankrupt Westinghouse Makes Acting CFO Permanent
People

Bankrupt Westinghouse Makes Acting CFO Permanent

The company sought higher pay from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the acting finance chief and his boss.
By David Katz | October 25, 2017
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GenOn Energy Files for Bankruptcy
M&A

GenOn Energy Files for Bankruptcy

The Chapter 11 filing by the wholesale electricity provider follows a series of disputes with noteholders.
By William Sprouse | June 14, 2017
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Charney Group Offers $300M for American Apparel
Turnarounds

Charney Group Offers $300M for American Apparel

The former CEO and his investors say the offer is superior to the company's reorganization plan, setting up a possible bankruptcy court showdown.
By Katie Kuehner-Hebert | January 11, 2016
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Magnetation Files Bankruptcy Amid Iron Ore Slump
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Magnetation Files Bankruptcy Amid Iron Ore Slump

A prolonged pricing slump and a high level of debt push the closely held mining firm into Chapter 11.
By Matthew Heller | May 5, 2015
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Judge’s Ruling Shakes Up Distressed Debt Market
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Judge’s Ruling Shakes Up Distressed Debt Market

A federal judge's ruling on a corporate bankruptcy case could have interesting implications for bondholders of distressed debt.
By Iris Dorbian | September 2, 2014
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