Chapter 9

The Daily Docket: Judge Approves $843.7M Kodak Financing Deal

01/24/13
Reuters

A judge on Wednesday approved a financing deal worth $843.7 million for Eastman Kodak Co., a package the company said should help it emerge from bankruptcy protection around midyear.

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The Daily Docket: AMR Wins Approval to Enter Pilot Labor Contract

12/21/12
Bloomberg
Travelers check in for flights at the American Airlines Inc. counter at LaGuardia Airport on Nov. 21, 2012.

American Airlines parent AMR Corp.

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The Daily Docket: Bond Insurers Say Stockton Doesn’t Need Bankruptcy

12/18/12

Wall Street bond insurers say Stockton, Calif., leaders overlooked cost-cutting measures and failed to raise taxes before putting it under bankruptcy protection. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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The Daily Docket: Edison Mission Enters Bankruptcy

12/17/12

Edison International's  Edison Mission Energy has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after reaching a settlement with Edison International and certain of its senior unsecured noteholders. Read the article in Daily Bankruptcy Review.

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Panic in Detroit? Motor City Moves Closer to Possible Chapter 9 Filing

12/13/12

Detroit has seen signs of revival in its urban core following the near-death experiences of GM and Chrysler. Unfortunately, its municipal finances remain beaten down by the city’s long and precipitous decline over the past several decades. Labor and legacy costs, incurred when the auto industry thrived and the population well exceeded a million citizens, are now heav

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The Daily Docket: Judge Approves A123 Sale

12/12/12

A federal judge on Tuesday approved the sale of A123 Systems Inc., the government-backed battery maker that has yet to turn a profit, to China’s Wanxiang America Corp. for $256.6 million. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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The Daily Docket: Chinese Firm Wins Auction for A123

12/10/12

Chinese-owned auto-parts manufacturer Wanxiang America Corp. won the bidding for A123 Systems Inc. , the government-backed battery maker that has yet to turn a profit, at a bankruptcy auction that ended early Saturday morning, The Wall Street Journal reports.

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