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Mrs. Fields Is Near Deal to Refinance With Creditors
The company, which also owns frozen-yogurt maker TCBY, started the refinancing process Oct. 21 and expects it to conclude Dec. 5, according to a statement today. Mrs. Fields hired Houlihan Lokey to advise on a proposed exchange of debt for equity,
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:44P
Diocese to retain crystal Cathedral exterior
A federal bank bankruptcy judge ruled that the Orange diocese can buy the building for $57.5 million. Designed by architect Philip Johnson, the 31-year-old structure of glass and steel was created by church founder Robert Schuller.
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:41P
Sbarro's bankruptcy exit strategy approved by court
Sbarro Inc., along with its domestic subsidiaries, has announced that the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has approved its plan of reorganization, clearing the way for Sbarro to emerge from Chapter 11 on Nov. 28, 2011.
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:35P
Crystal Cathedral sold to Catholic diocese for $57 million
A federal bank bankruptcy judge ruled late Thursday that the Orange diocese can buy the building for $57.5 million. The 31-year-old glass structure, designed by architect Philip Johnson, was created by church founder Robert Schuller, who conducted
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:32P
MF Global Trustee Says There's 'No Assurance' of Total Collateral Return
“Efforts are on-going to analyze the cause of the shortfall and to seek to remedy it in coordination with multiple regulators and law enforcement officials,” he said in a statement today. The broker-dealer's bankrupt parent, MF Global Holdings Ltd.,
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:27P
Whiteford's Nussbaum & Ryan Listed in Inaugural Edition of Benchmark Plaintiff
business litigators with bankruptcy professionals to create an innovative, complex litigation team focused on representing plaintiffs in business disputes." With 160 attorneys, Whiteford, Taylor & Preston is a law firm that helps businesses grow.
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:22P
Judge escapes disclipline over segregated-club membership
Nov 18 (Reuters) - A panel of federal judges rebuked a bankruptcy judge on Thursday for his longtime membership in a segregated country club, but stopped short of formal discipline because the judge is set to retire at the end of the year.
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:20P
Harsha Agadi, Friendly's CEO, Billed Chain $243000 In Expenses Before It Went
The CEO of Friendly's sent the ice cream giant hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of expenses the year before the company filed for bankruptcy. Harsha Agadi billed Friendly's $234000 for expenses the year before the company went bankrupt the Wall
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:19P
Beacon Power writes down NY plant 77%
Beacon Power Corp. has written down the value of its Stephentown, NY, energy storage plant as it moves toward a bankruptcy liquidation of its assets, according to court and regulatory documents filed this week. Beacon Power formerly traded on the
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:15P
$150M Sale Of NHL's Dallas Stars Wins Approval
Law360, Wilmington (November 18, 2011, 1:40 PM ET) -- Vancouver businessman Tom Gaglardi received a Delaware bankruptcy court's blessing Friday to purchase the NHL's Dallas Stars for about $150 million. US Bankruptcy Judge Peter J.
Updated: 11/18/2011 02:15P
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