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This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, Sly Stone’s former manager, record producer Jerry Goldstein, put his companies in bankruptcy. Also, the founder of Tully’s Coffee isn’t happy with Patrick Demspey. ... Read full article

Ahern Rentals Inc. won bankruptcy court approval to exit Chapter 11 protection under a plan that keeps the construction equipment rental company in the hands of the family that founded it 60 years ago. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here . ... Read full article

Jefferson County, Ala., leaders voted Tuesday to accept a debt-settlement plan that will dramatically slash the $3.1 billion owed on its sewer system and allow the struggling county to get out of bankruptcy. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here . ... Read full article

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, Joe Francis speaks to Bankruptcy Beat. Also, an appellate court tosses a legal judgment against the Girls Gone Wild founder. ... Read full article

A bankruptcy judge on Thursday warned ATP Oil & Gas Corp. that it’s not “preordained” that he’ll approve the asset sale the company has long been pinning its hopes on but which has run into complications. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here ... Read full article

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By Deborah Gage Tech investor and entrepreneur Halsey Minor filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy last week in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Los Angeles. Minor lists his liabilities as $50 million to $100 million, primarily in business debts, with assets in the $10 ... Read full article

Ahern Rentals Inc. and its bondholders have agreed to a path out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the construction-equipment company, narrowly avoiding a showdown over rival restructuring plans. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here . ... Read full article

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, Sinbad is in bankruptcy, and Joe Francis is mad at the jury that convicted him of assault. Also, the IRS wants to resolve Dionne Warwick’s unpaid taxes. ... Read full article

Ally Financial Inc. said Thursday it will pay $2.1 billion to its mortgage subsidiary Residential Capital and the unit’s creditors under an agreement reached last week that could move the Detroit-based lender closer to repaying its government bailout. ... Read full article

Joel Ryan/Associated Press Dionne Warwick in November 2012 The Internal Revenue Service is wishin’ and hopin’ it can resolve Dionne Warwick’s unpaid taxes. ... Read full article

William H. Millard, once one of America’s wealthiest chief executives at the helm of the ComputerLand Corp. retail chain, has sought creditor protection in the U.S., telling a New York bankruptcy judge that he’s not a notorious tax fugitive but the target ... Read full article

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, Greek soccer club AEK Athens is readying for bankruptcy. Also, Lou Pearlman’s bankruptcy case is coming to a close, and Kerry Katona is back on TV. ... Read full article

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. beat out Fortress Investment Group LLC for the right to lend Arcapita Bank up to $350 million that would ease the Bahraini investment firm out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here . ... Read full article

Photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions Dale Chihuly’s cobalt chandelier will be sold at auction next week. A ... Read full article

Ally Financial Inc. said Tuesday it reached an agreement with its mortgage subsidiary Residential Capital LLC that could help accelerate its efforts to get out from government ownership. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here . ... Read full article

Wayne Parry/Associated Press Revel AC Inc., which saw its high-end Atlantic City, N.J., resort and casino falter nearly as soon as it opened its doors, won approval to exit bankruptcy with a fraction of the de ... Read full article

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, Joe Francis was found guilty of assault and false imprisonment, and he could get up to five years in prison. Also, rapper Young Buck’s bankruptcy case is winding down. ... Read full article