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APO Snowboards founder shares his plans to successfully steer his company out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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- August 21 2009 | 729 views
Troubled lender CIT, which works with more than one million small to mid-sized businesses, announced yesterday, November 1, that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as part of a reorganization to shore up its outstanding debts. The bankruptcy is the fifth largest in U.S. history.
» Read Full StoryAPO Snowboards founder shares his plans to successfully steer his company out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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» Read Full StoryCIT, the 101-year-old lending company that provides business loans and financial services worldwide, announced today that management is making efforts to restructure the company in order to avoid bankruptcy and that it would not be able to file its second quarter report with the Securities and Exchange Commission by the Monday deadline.
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» Read Full StoryVF Corp has asked the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware to send it all notices in the Eddie Bauer bankruptcy case as it is a “party in interest,” according to court documents filed yesterday. Iconix Brand group, which owns Op, has filed similar paperwork.
» Read Full StoryAccording to reports from The Press Enterprise, A Florida-based limited liability company called Active Sports Lifestyles entered a winning bid of $5.2 million to purchase Active Ride Shop in an auction ordered by the US Bankruptcy Court in Riverside, California today. Zumiez, which recently showed interest in acquiring the chain of stores was not among the final bidders.
» Read Full StoryFrom Foliomag.com: “The objection said Source’s reorganization plan cannot be confirmed because it does not ensure adequate payment of the IRS’ tax claims. The IRS said Source and its affiliates have not filed a “staggering” number of federal tax returns.”
» Read Full StoryBased on the offer made by Zumiez, Active proposes to sell its assets for a total consideration of up to as much as $7.2 million cash, depending upon the outcome of Zumiez valuation of inventory and determination of number of stores to acquire.
» Read Full StoryImportant documents from Active’s bankruptcy case were filed and entered in court on April 24. Included in these documents are complete lists of claims by creditors; both secured and unsecured. Find out more here.
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