The Daily Docket: Emails May Haunt Credit Suisse

Old emails may be coming back to haunt Credit Suisse over real-estate deals done before the financial crisis. The emails include discussions of an appraisal method Credit Suisse used to value a dozen luxury properties such as golf communities and ski resorts during the mid-2000s. The Wall Street Journal has the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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Mexican homebuilder Urbi Desarrollos Urbanos SAB filed a prepackaged bankruptcy plan, WSJ reports.

Creditors of GT Advanced Technologies Inc. want the right to question an Apple Inc. executive over his role in a crucial settlement in GT’s bankruptcy case, DBR reports via WSJ.

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. said auto maker General Motors knew the bank made a mistake when it accidentally canceled a claim on debt collateral, Bloomberg reports.

A Luxembourg court said one of Espirito Santo’s holding companies couldn’t be in bankruptcy, Reuters reports.

RadioShack Corp. is at odds with lenders again, WSJ reports.

Dutch sports-car maker Spyker NV filed for bankruptcy, WSJ reports.

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