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If you’re looking for a Snooki wig or vampire teeth this Halloween, there’s a good chance that you can find what you’re looking for in your old neighborhood Borders st

The U.S. Department of Energy wants to prevent one of Evergreen Solar Inc.’s solar panel manufacturing techniques from ending up in the hands of its Chinese competitors—a group that’s blamed for crippling the U.S. renewable-energy market.

Agency officials want to place a legal grip on Evergreen Solar’s patented technology, which is destined for the bankruptcy auction block along with the rest of the Massachusetts solar-panel company’s factory equipment.

A bankruptcy judge Friday turned down a bid by the Los Angeles Dodgers to probe Major League Baseball’s dealings with other MLB members for proof Commissioner Bud Selig is treating the ball club unfairly. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review story here in The Wall Street Journal.

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, a fancy Miami Beach hotel checks into bankruptcy, while Beso LLC kisses Chapter 11 goodbye. Also this week, “The Donald” gets another brand under his belt, and the Dallas Stars are amping up for the new hockey season.

Restructuring lawyer Ross M. Kwasteniet is used to fielding calls about the companies he’s representing.