Restructuring

The Daily Docket: Coldwater Creek Plan Confirmed

09/18/14
Associated Press/Elaine Thompson

As former customers keep a wary eye on the online version that new owners are planning for the Col

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Carl Icahn Rakes in His Winnings in Trump Casino Bankruptcy

09/17/14
Burned out lights can be seen as a woman passes Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino on the boardwalk Sept.
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The Daily Docket: Everybody Loves Energy Future

09/17/14

Energy Future Holdings Corp. is “in the midst of a bidding war” and still talking to NextEra Energy Inc., the Florida company that sparked a competition that shook up one of the biggest bankruptcies on record, company attorney Edward Sassower said Tuesday. Read the story in the Daily Bankruptcy Review.

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Trump Tweets Possible Play for Atlantic City Casinos

09/16/14
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Donald Trump might be seeking a return to the bankrupt Atlantic City, N.J., casinos that bear his name.

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The Daily Docket: NII Holdings Enters Bankruptcy

09/16/14
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NII Holdings Inc ., which owns Nextel

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The Broke and the Beautiful: Vintage Edition

09/12/14

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, Vintage Associates is selling Jackson family memorabilia, and “Real Housewives of New Jersey” stars Teresa and Joe Giudice are selling their house. Also, the patriarch of “My Five Wives” is out of bankruptcy.

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Forward Motions: Revel Looks to Protect New $90 Million Offer

09/12/14
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Atlantic City, N.J.’s Revel Casino Hotel heads to court Monday to protect a newly emerged bidder in the event someone el

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The Daily Docket: Lehman Seeks Win Over Citi

09/12/14

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. on Thursday urged a judge to give it a quick victory over Citigroup Inc. in a fight over whether Citi can keep collecting millions in interest on $2 billion Lehman gave it shortly before its collapse. The Wall Street Journal has the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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Historic Black-Owned Swim Club Seeks Bankruptcy

09/11/14

A Philadelphia-area swimming pool that opened in the late 1950s for black members who were denied access to a nearby whites-only pool has filed for bankruptcy.

Officials who put the Nile Swim Club of Yeadon into Chapter 11 protection on Wednesday didn’t explain the club’s survival plan in the seven-page bankruptcy petition.

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