The Daily Docket: Standard General Says Its Offer Is RadioShack’s On...

03/20/15
A workman repairs the store front of a closed RadioShack location after the sign was removed in Springfield, Va., on March 12.
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Standard General LP’s buyout offer for RadioShack Corp. is the retailer’s only hope of surviving bankruptcy, albeit in a much smaller form, and of staving off complete liquidation, lawyers said Thursday. The Wall Street Journal has the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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