Soma Biswas is a Special Writer at WSJBankruptcy focusing on distressed investors. With expertise spanning aviation and aerospace, telecommunications, and health and wellness, Soma covers a range of topics including commercial and private airlines, corporate finance, and the banking sector. She has been featured in prominent publications such as Financial News, Yahoo Finance, and The Wall Street Journal.
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Soma Biswas's coverage heavily focuses on financial and legal aspects of corporate activities, such as bankruptcy filings, business restructuring, and legal policy regulation. She seems to have a national focus on the United States.
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By: Soma Biswas, Jonathan Randles Bloomberg
Spirit Aviation Holdings Inc. is set to start an orderly wind-down process to sell its assets, capping the downfall of the low-cost carrier that has filed for bankruptcy twice in recent years and failed to clinch a last-minute U.S. government rescue.
By: Martin Z Braun, Eliza Ronalds-Hannon, Reshmi Basu, Soma Biswas
It’s becoming clearer by the day that Brightline, the struggling Florida private railroad, is shaping up to rank among the biggest municipal-bond restructurings ever, alongside the likes of Puerto Rico and Detroit.
By: Soma Biswas, Katherine Schwartz
The Aspen Group, the owner of one of the largest dental care chains in the US, is exploring tapping outside investors to tackle the maturities of roughly $3 billion of loans due next year amid weaker earnings, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Soma Biswas, Katherine Schwartz
Brand Industrial Services Inc., a scaffolding and industrial services company that does business as BrandSafway, reported sharply lower first-quarter earnings as higher costs and spending on its push into data center construction weighed on results, according to people familiar with the matter.
Lenders to Tungsten Automation have signed a pact agreeing to work together on a potential debt restructuring following a steep slide in the software company’s debt prices, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Soma Biswas, Reshmi Basu
The Aspen Group has indicated it’s no longer moving ahead with a planned sale of its urgent care clinic chain WellNow, after seeking buyers amid an effort to address a looming debt deadline that’s also prompted its lenders to retain lawyers.
A better second quarter could signal a path out of cash crunch
By: Soma Biswas, Aaron Weinman, Paula Seligson
Ivanti Inc. told lenders that second-quarter revenue and earnings fell, casting a cloud over the private equity-backed cybersecurity software firm’s efforts to boost sales following its transition to a subscription-based business model.
By: Mark Chediak, Soma Biswas
Canadian Solar is working with Guggenheim Securities as it weighs options for its Recurrent Energy unit, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Soma Biswas
The proposed plan gives the Tennessee-based company tax exemptions and slashes its interest burden
