Caesars Bankruptcy End May Be in Sight

With an upcoming release of examiner’s report, there may finally be an end in sight to the bankruptcy of Caesars Entertainment Corp.’s operating unit, Caesars Entertainment Operating Co. Bankruptcy Beat has a play-by-play.

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A judge blocked Bernard Madoff victims from trying to recoup $11 billion from the Florida estate of Jeffry Picower, who they say aided Mr. Madoff’s Ponzi scheme, Reuters reports.

Freedom Industries ex-president Gary Southern got sentenced to a month in prison for his role in the company’s massive 2014 chemical spill, the Associated Press reports.

Bloomberg reports on “self-bonding,” the $1.47 billion problem threatening Peabody Energy Corp.’s balance sheet.

Reuters reports on the progress being made in bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox’s bankruptcy case.

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