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A $500 Billion Corporate-Debt Storm Builds Over Global Economy
Fears of a credit crisis have receded. But a wave of corporate bankruptcies is building now that an era of easy money has come to an end.
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A $500 Billion Corporate-Debt Storm Builds Over Global Economy
Fears of a credit crisis have receded. But a wave of corporate bankruptcies is building now that an era of easy money has come to an end.
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Credit Suisse AT1 Holders’ Wipeout Challenged In Swiss Court
The Swiss administrative court has received four filings linked to the additional-tier 1 debt writedown.
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Credit Suisse AT1 Holders’ Wipeout Challenged In Swiss Court
The Swiss administrative court has received four filings linked to the additional-tier 1 debt writedown.
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Glazers Ask For More From Manchester United Bidders, FT Says
British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al-Thani are in the final round of bidding to buy the team from the Glazers, an American family that has owned the club since 2005.
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SVP, DWS In Last-Ditch Bid To Stop Adler’s $6 Billion Debt Deal
A group of investment funds is making a last-ditch court bid to block Adler Group SA’s restructuring.
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Credit Suisse’s Catastrophe Bonds Could Outlive The Bank
Bonds designed to insure Credit Suisse Group AG against disaster could outlive the bank.
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Gupta’s Liberty Nears Debt Deal With Credit Suisse, Greensill
Gupta’s sprawling group of metals firms, gathered under a loose umbrella called GFG Alliance, were pushed to the brink when Greensill collapsed in March 2021.
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Here’s Why Elon Musk’s Talk Of A Twitter Bankruptcy Is Premature
In a call with employees on Thursday, Twitter Inc.’s new owner, Elon Musk, raised the specter of bankruptcy for the social-media company if it doesn’t start generating more cash.
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Here’s Why Elon Musk’s Talk Of A Twitter Bankruptcy Is Premature
In a call with employees on Thursday, Twitter Inc.’s new owner, Elon Musk, raised the specter of bankruptcy for the social-media company if it doesn’t start generating more cash.
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U.K. Corporate Insolvencies Jump 81% To The Highest Since 2009
The number of insolvencies in the UK was the highest since 2009, a situation that’s expected to get worse before it gets better.
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U.K. Corporate Insolvencies Jump 81% To The Highest Since 2009
The number of insolvencies in the UK was the highest since 2009, a situation that’s expected to get worse before it gets better.
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Corporate Distress In Europe Hits Highest Since August 2020
Businesses in Europe are struggling with rampant inflation, with firms forced to pay more for everything from fuel to labor.
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Corporate Distress In Europe Hits Highest Since August 2020
Businesses in Europe are struggling with rampant inflation, with firms forced to pay more for everything from fuel to labor.
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U.K. Firms at Risk of Collapse Surge as Covid Help Ends
U.K. Firms at Risk of Collapse Surge as Covid Help Ends
