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Lehman May Sell Off Claims to Raise Funds
Lehman may sell off US$14 billion in unsecured claims to raise funds to pay off debts and other claims.
Coda Holdings Seeks Chapter 11 Protection
Coda Holdings sought bankruptcy protection in Wilmington, DE, with the Coda Electric Car manufacturing unit as among the assets to be sold off.
Hostess Brands Will Reopen and Expand Business in Kansas
Iconic Hostess Brands to return to the market after bankruptcy issues were resolved. Hostess Brands LLC disclosed plans to reopen its bakery in Kansas by summer.
Surabaya Agung's Share Trading Suspended in Indonesia Bourse
Because of a claim from a Singaporean creditor, share trading of Surabaya Agung was suspended in the Indonesian bourse.
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Affymax's drug recall Ormontys caused decline of the company. Pharmaceutical firm Affymax continued its decline after it fired nearly three fourths of its labor complement and is now in the process of opting for a sale or declaration of bankruptcy.
Restructuring plan for Berlian Laju received from creditors. PT Berlian Laju Tanker, Indonesia's foremost oil and gas shipper, was able to reach an agreement with its lenders to restructure their loan of $1.
Hostess Brands now being bidded on. The main creditor of Hostess Brands, Silver Point Capital and hedge fund firm Hurst Capital have expressed interest in purchasing Hostess snack cakes brands according to a report by the New York Post.
Capital Product Partners LP agrees to lower bareboat charter costs to lease to Overseas Shipholding.
Dewey and LeBoeuf bankruptcy plan approved. A federal bankruptcy court ordered the approval of the liquidation plan for Dewey and LeBoeuf. This is a milestone for the closure of the collapsed law firm to pave the way for creditors to recover their losses.
Flower Foods frontrunner in bid for Wonder Bread. The No. 2 baking company in the US just got bigger as Flower Foods Inc is in the midst of acquiring Wonder Bread.
Tribune Puts Up Assets for Sale The Tribune Corp has engaged the services of two of the top investment banks to assess sales opportunities for its newspaper unit.
CEDC on the brink of bankruptcy amidst debt payment concerns. The Central European Distribution Corp, the Polish vodka maker, has seen its share price value fall by as much as 58% in the NYSE because of concerns as to its ability to repay debts that would fall due next month.