Detroit could get a ticket to get out of bankruptcy next Friday.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes will reveal his decision on whether the city’s bankruptcy-exit plan, which cuts $7 billion in debt, is fair.
City leaders and creditors picked through the details of the plan during a trial that lasted several weeks. The plan calls for $275 million in new borrowing and a $1.7 billion reinvestment in removing blighted buildings and boosting police and fire services in the city.
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