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(Reuters) - The Los Angeles Dodgers' $2 billion sale creates a new game plan for loss-making sports teams hoping to command top dollar -- file for Chapter 11. The deal, sealed on Tuesday, saw the team sold to a consortium including basketball legend Earvin ...

U.S. bankruptcy law permits debtors-in-possession and trustees to sell assets free and clear of claims, liens and other interests. But a federal judge in New York ruled recently that a purchaser does not necessarily buy free and clear when a product ...

Its tennis unit recorded $59 million in sales in 2011, accounting for 83% of the company's revenue, according to a bankruptcy-court filing. Just over half of Prince's sales come from North America. The company has a book value of $54.2 million ...

A federal bankruptcy court judge in Delaware approved the sale last month. The Dodgers entered bankruptcy in June 2011 during a bitter dispute with Major League Baseball. At the time, baseball Commissioner Bud Selig refused to approve a new TV ...

A federal bankruptcy court judge in Delaware approved the sale last month. The Dodgers entered bankruptcy in June 2011 during a bitter dispute with Major League Baseball. At the time, baseball Commissioner Bud Selig refused to approve a new TV deal with ...