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Tag Archives: Bankruptcy
The Liquid Side Of Sears
Time is running out on a 125-year-old retail institution. If Sears can fail, anyone can.
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Creative Scrounging And Potential Consequences
While young people scramble for money to put into homeownership, too many of their elders have taken too much money out.
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Finding Bitcoin In The Sofa Cushions
Talk about a comeback artist: Rapper 50 cent emerges from bankruptcy to discover he is a bitcoin millionaire.
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Getting Rid Of Stale Debt
Revising the Golden Rule, the Supreme Court says staying silent about an invalid bankruptcy claim might get you some gold.
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Blocking A Bankruptcy End Run
The Supreme Court rightly shut down a corridor that allowed an end run around bankruptcy rules.
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A Stingy Reading Of A Generous Law
A wrongly convicted man’s family is needlessly denied a chance to benefit from a new statute that might have financial relief.
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The Hazards Of Prepayment
The failure of a company offering prepaid meals left its customers hungry and their wallets thinner, too.
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Courts Crack Down On ‘Zombie’ Debts
It’s a banking horror show: consumers haunted by ‘zombie’ debts that were discharged in bankruptcy.
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Hertz’s Underlying Conditions
The coronavirus may be the official cause of death if Hertz succumbs, but the brand had serious underlying conditions.
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