WSJcomBankruptcyBeat

The Examiners: Insider Pay Disclosures Can Spark Troubling Unintended Consequences

11/18/15

When it comes to pre-bankruptcy insider pay, how much disclosure is enough?

[more]

The Examiners: Refusal to Disclose Insider Pay Breeds Distrust

11/18/15

When it comes to pre-bankruptcy insider pay, how much disclosure is enough?

[more]

The Examiners: Focus on Pay Disclosure Misses the Mark

11/18/15

When it comes to pre-bankruptcy insider pay, how much disclosure is enough?

[more]

Wrangling Over Caesars $18 Billion Restructuring Spills to Lawyers

11/18/15

The battle over the $18 billion restructuring of Caesars Entertainment Operating Co.—the bankrupt operating unit of casino giant Caesars Entertainment Corp.—has spilled over to the lawyers. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via The Wall Street Journal.

[more]

The Examiners: History Dictates Disclosure of Insider Pay

11/17/15

When it comes to pre-bankruptcy insider pay, how much disclosure is enough?

[more]

The Examiners: Insider Pay Disclosure is Cost of Bankruptcy Protection

11/17/15

When it comes to pre-bankruptcy insider pay, how much disclosure is enough?

[more]

USC in Tuition Battle: Former Students Will Face Consequences

11/17/15
Andrew Krech/Citizens’ Voice via Associated Press

In the latest battle over whether bankrupt parents should have paid for their kids’ college education, the University of Southern California made it clear that t

[more]

The Tilapia Are Safe

11/17/15
Associated Press/Red Lobster

For a moment, it seemed like 58,000 tilapia kept in a financially struggling fish farm weren’t going to make it to your dinner plate.

[more]

Pandora to Buy Assets of Music Service Rdio

11/17/15

Popular music-streaming company Pandora Media Inc. plans to pay $75 million for the assets of Spotify competitor Rdio, which filed for bankruptcy Monday. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article via The Wall Street Journal.

[more]

Insider Pay in Bankruptcy

11/16/15

When companies file for chapter 11 bankruptcy, the price they pay for the court’s protection is transparency. That can be a sticking point for businesses, especially when it comes to the pay its executives, directors and other insiders receive in the months before bankruptcy.

[more]