2015-02-06
Energy Future Holdings Corp. heads to bankruptcy court Tuesday in Wilmington, Del., to defend its right to hang on to exclusive control of its $42 billion bankruptcy until June 23.
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2015-02-06
Energy Future Holdings Corp. heads to bankruptcy court Tuesday in Wilmington, Del., to defend its right to hang on to exclusive control of its $42 billion bankruptcy until June 23.
Read More from: WSJ.com: Bankruptcy Beat
2015-02-06
The Editorial Staff at www.CommercialBankruptcyLitigation.com discusses the Delaware Bankruptcy Court’s decision to allow Caesar’s bankruptcy case to proceed in Chicago.
2015-02-06
In a Breaking News Alert at CommercialBankruptcyInvestor.com, Chapter11Dockets.com discusses a rare event for a publicly traded company that goes through Chapter 11 pro
2015-02-06
The Editorial Staff at CommercialBankruptcyInvestor.com gives an overview of iGlobal Forum’s 6th Annual Distressed Debt Investing Summit Conference in New York.
2015-02-06
Most people thinking about filing for bankruptcy are understandably concerned about paying for the service. They wonder how in the world they going to pay the attorney’s fees and the court costs in an effort to get out of debt.
Read More from: David M. Siegel | Chicago Bankruptcy Law
2015-02-06
Banco Santander's stock market value plummeted after it announced an $8.8 billion capital raise and dividend cuts in January.
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2015-02-06
Collecting rare coins, the once-named “hobby of kings” has grown to become the “king of hobbies”, with people from all walks of life getting into the game.
2015-02-05
Today’s blog article, which looks at the ability of a debtor to assume, assign, or reject oil and gas “leases” under section 365 of the Bankruptcy Code, is the third in the Weil Bankruptcy Blog series, “Drilling Down,” where we review issues at t
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2015-02-05
The Massachusetts senator wants to induce more competition and diversity in the banking industry and improve the economic prospects of a majority of Americans. Both changes would benefit the financial services sector as a whole.
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