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Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
The Roman Catholic diocese in Buffalo, New York, was ordered to use only a share of proceeds from the sale of a seminary building for a settlement with sexual abuse survivors. Meanwhile, a charter school funding company asked a bankruptcy judge to approve its speedy Chapter 11 sale process. And bankrupt electric-vehicle maker Nikola Corp. requested more time to draft its liquidation plan.
COVID Upheaval, Tariffs Hurt Marelli's Cashflow Before Ch. 11
The sudden shift in the global economy triggered by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 severely harmed the auto industry and the adoption of stiff tariffs in 2025 worsened the picture for auto parts suppliers like Marelli Corp., which filed for Chapter 11 protection last week with nearly $5 billion of debt.
Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action
Tariff-related uncertainty led home furnishing retailer At Home Group Inc. and automotive parts manufacturer Marelli Corp. to file for bankruptcy, Florida-based Contour Spa cited rapid expansion as a key reason for its financial downfall, and a firm behind a major hospital redevelopment project in Detroit filed for Chapter 11 after failing to meet its commitments to the city.
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed
The Roman Catholic diocese in Buffalo, New York, was ordered to use only a share of proceeds from the sale of a seminary building for a settlement with sexual abuse survivors. Meanwhile, a charter school funding company asked a bankruptcy judge to approve its speedy Chapter 11 sale process. And bankrupt electric-vehicle maker Nikola Corp. requested more time to draft its liquidation plan.
COVID Upheaval, Tariffs Hurt Marelli's Cashflow Before Ch. 11
The sudden shift in the global economy triggered by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 severely harmed the auto industry and the adoption of stiff tariffs in 2025 worsened the picture for auto parts suppliers like Marelli Corp., which filed for Chapter 11 protection last week with nearly $5 billion of debt.
Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action
Tariff-related uncertainty led home furnishing retailer At Home Group Inc. and automotive parts manufacturer Marelli Corp. to file for bankruptcy, Florida-based Contour Spa cited rapid expansion as a key reason for its financial downfall, and a firm behind a major hospital redevelopment project in Detroit filed for Chapter 11 after failing to meet its commitments to the city.
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Close to a year after the U.S. Supreme Court shot down an earlier version of its Chapter 11 plan, OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma was before a New York bankruptcy judge Wednesday to ask for permission to send it... (more story)
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A Delaware bankruptcy judge Tuesday gave initial approval to furniture and decor retailer At Home's $600 million debtor-in-possession loan, freeing up $75 million in new funds, as it looks to trim $1.6 billion... (more story)
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