Spain’s Abengoa Wins Chapter 15 in U.S.

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Spain’s Abengoa SA won a U.S. bankruptcy court’s protection despite some objections. The Wall Street Journal has the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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Oil producer Pacific Exploration & Production Corp. filed for creditor proteciton in Canada, DBR reports in WSJ.

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Pittsburgh Corning Corp. left bankruptcy protection after 16 years in chapter 11, DBR reports in WSJ.

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