Akiko Matsuda is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers bankruptcy and restructuring, with a focus on legal affairs, litigation, and related topics such as lawsuits and financial markets. Akiko's work has been featured in notable publications including The Real Deal, Financial News, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian.
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Akiko Matsuda's reporting is heavily focused on bankruptcy, finance, and legal proceedings within the United States. She regularly covers news related to bankruptcies of various entities including traditional financial institutions as well as cryptocurrency lenders.
Given her extensive coverage of legal policy regulation and government/private sector announcements, she may be particularly interested in receiving pitches from legal experts specializing in bankruptcy law or finance professionals with insights into business restructuring and financial regulations.
Considering Akiko's specific focus on US-based bankruptcies and financial institutions, relevant sources for her articles would include individuals with direct knowledge or experience related to these matters within the US market.
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By: Akiko Matsuda
The medical community is divided and so are the animals, but some tout the miraculous effects of acupuncture on dogs and cats.
Akiko Matsuda A 12-year-old Labrador retriever named Sugar was sprawled on a hardwood floor of a Brooklyn apartment. Kneeling beside her, Dr.
By: Akiko Matsuda
A federal district judge on Friday rejected conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’s bid to shield Infowars from liquidation, upholding a bankruptcy court ruling that the assets aren’t protected by his personal bankruptcy estate.
Lawsuit alleges the auto-dealership lender acted as a conflicted adviser to offload its risk in a troubled $46 million auto-loan portfolio.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The court rules racketeering and venue manipulation claims belong to the liquidation trust, not shareholders.
By: Akiko Matsuda
YesCare is liquidating after defaulting on a bankruptcy settlement, facing a torrent of medical malpractice liabilities and a $307 million verdict.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The managed information-technology services company has a restructuring agreement with its sponsor and the majority of creditors.
By: Akiko Matsuda
Minerals Technologies, parent of defunct talc supplier Barretts, asks bankruptcy judge to wait for a ruling on whether its talc was safe.
By: Akiko Matsuda
A bankruptcy judge ordered Serta Simmons Bedding’s majority lenders to compensate the minority group over its 2020 liability-management transaction.
By: Akiko Matsuda
A bankruptcy judge last week ordered the mattress maker’s lenders in the 2020 debt exchange to pay damages to nonparticipating creditors based on loan face values.
