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Scott Rothstein’s “obsession” with luxury watches, including one that cost the disbarred attorney more than $228,000, has landed a Sout

A bankruptcy judge on Thursday effectively closed the book on Borders Group Inc., approving the liquidation of most of the bookseller’s remaining 399 stores. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review story here.

Meanwhile, Bankruptcy Beat has the list of 30 Borders stores Books-A-Million wants to keep open.

In a tone as uplifting as one of his portraits, Thomas Kinkade’s art empire announced that its separately operated production unit has emerged from bankruptcy protection.

A San Jose, Calif., judge approved the Chapter 11 reorganization plan for the painter’s manufacturing subsidiary, formally called Pacific Metro LLC, enabling the business to begin following the formula for financial success it devised under the bankruptcy court’s watch.

When the Los Angeles Dodgers set out to find a bankruptcy loan, the team called on the aces of commercial finance, inc

The European unit of Tokio Marine Holdings Inc., Japan’s biggest nonlife insurer, sought creditor protection in the U.S. to complete the wind-down of its London reinsurance business. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review story here.