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Twinkie lovers can relax: Hostess sale is imminent
The indestructible Twinkie appears to be one step closer to a comeback. Hostess Brands is close to announcing that it has picked two...
Fourth California city faces bankruptcy as municipal 'disease' spreads
Municipal bankruptcies are spreading like a “disease” in California, one public finance expert warned Wednesday as the city of Atwater...
Solydra files plan for Chapter 11 reorganization
The company on Friday filed the plan in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware, which will take virtually all the remaining...
Scranton, Pa., workers will get paid in full, for now
City workers in Scranton, Pennsylvania, whose pay was slashed to minimum wage when the city was low on cash, will get full pay this week,...
San Bernardino, Calif., opens the door to bankruptcy filing
The city of San Bernardino, Calif., took a giant step towards filing for bankruptcy protection from its creditors Tuesday when it...
Authorities probe bankruptcy-bound San Bernardino, Calif.
The Sheriff's Department said Thursday it was working with police and the district attorney's office to investigate possible criminal...
Curt Schilling's video game company files for bankruptcy
The video game company owned by former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling filed bankruptcy papers on Thursday, less than two years...
DOJ: Why do bankruptcy lawyers charge $1,000 an hour?
Big bankruptcies mean big bills. According to court filings cited by the Wall Street Journal, lawyers who worked on Chapter 11...
DOJ: Why do bankruptcy lawyers charge $1,000 an hour?
Big bankruptcies mean big bills. According to court filings cited by the Wall Street Journal, lawyers who worked on Chapter 11...
DOJ: Why do bankruptcy lawyers charge $1,000 an hour?
Big bankruptcies mean big bills. According to court filings cited by the Wall Street Journal, lawyers who worked on Chapter 11...