The duel over Fisker Automotive Inc. continued to heat up Monday, when a company connected to Hong Kong’s Richard Li boosted its bid for the failed maker of luxury hybrid vehicles. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.
The duel over Fisker Automotive Inc. continued to heat up Monday, when a company connected to Hong Kong’s Richard Li boosted its bid for the failed maker of luxury hybrid vehicles. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.
Attorneys working to settle litigation over a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak say they hope to finalize a tentative $100 million-plus deal and present it for court approval in the next two months.
At a Friday afternoon hearing, attorney Michael Gottfried told the U.S. District Court in Boston that “substantial progress is being made” toward finalizing a settlement.
Attorneys working to settle litigation over a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak say they hope to finalize a tentative $100 million-plus deal and present it for court approval in the next two months.
At a Friday afternoon hearing, attorney Michael Gottfried told the U.S. District Court in Boston that “substantial progress is being made” toward finalizing a settlement.
A bidding war is brewing for Constar International Holdings LLC, the Philadelphia-based maker of plastic bottles that scrambled for the safety of bankruptcy in December, clutching a $68.5 million buyout offer from an affiliate of Australia’s Amcor Ltd. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.
A bidding war is brewing for Constar International Holdings LLC, the Philadelphia-based maker of plastic bottles that scrambled for the safety of bankruptcy in December, clutching a $68.5 million buyout offer from an affiliate of Australia’s Amcor Ltd. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.
Dish Network Corp.’s officially pulling its bid for LightSquared Inc., the telecommunications firm in bankruptcy that has wireless spectrum Dish has been coveting, according to people familiar with the matter, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Dish Network Corp.’s officially pulling its bid for LightSquared Inc., the telecommunications firm in bankruptcy that has wireless spectrum Dish has been coveting, according to people familiar with the matter, The Wall Street Journal reports.
