Becky Yerak is a Bankruptcy Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in topics related to commercial and residential real estate, court proceedings, and the film industry, often exploring the intersections of construction, arts, and the judicial system. Her work has been featured in Financial News, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, and The Wall Street Journal.
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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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Operators turn to direct loans as equity investors wait on sidelines
The film producer behind "The Matrix" trilogy has filed for bankruptcy, blaming its financial problems on a costly fight with Warner Bros. and an unprofitable foray into independent movies and television.
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Claimants argue that the defunct talc supplier—which is owned by the solvent Minerals Technologies—no longer has any business to reorganize.
By: Becky Yerak
The comedian is being sued over $250,000 that was set aside to make repairs to a home James bought in 2021 in Delray Beach, Fla.
The comedian has been locked in a lawsuit with the home's bankrupt seller, battling over $250,000 that was set aside to make repairs to the Delray Beach, Fla., property
An appellate court largely backed the youth group’s compensation plan, ruling against dissenting abuse victims.
By: Becky Yerak
The growing amount of abuse survivors’ claims raises the likelihood they won’t be paid in full.
By: Becky Yerak
Billions of dollars of annual venture funding for vertical farming has fallen to millions.
From venture capital and private-equity firms to celebrities such as Justin Timberlake and Martha Stewart, many meal tickets backing the indoor growing of fruits and vegetables have experienced wilting returns.
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