By: Becky Yerak
Bankrupt crypto exchange, which collapsed a little over a year ago, said more litigation could be coming in its second year of restructuring
Becky Yerak is a bankruptcy reporter for The Wall Street Journal, with previous experience at publications such as the Chicago Tribune and the Detroit News. She has received awards for her work in journalism and covers bankruptcy cases and related financial news for various outlets.
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Becky Yerak's coverage is heavily focused on financial and legal aspects such as bankruptcy, debt, and restructuring. She frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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Becky Yerak does not have a specific geographic focus but appears to cover international news relating to bankruptcies and legal proceedings within the finance industry.
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