Steven Church

People who voted to settle their baby power-related health claims against Johnson & Johnson should have their ballots thrown out because the consumer products giant rigged the tally, according to lawyers for holdout claimants.

Three US education-software companies that bankrupt Indian tech-firm Byju’s bought for $820 million just a few years ago will be put up for sale in order to repay lenders, a court-appointed trustee said.

Tupperware Brands Corp. hammered out a deal for its creditors to acquire the business, ending a dispute that’s risked a liquidation of the iconic company after a push from the federal judge overseeing the bankruptcy.

A court ruling that likely wiped out any recovery for shareholders of the bankrupt trucker Yellow Corp. contained an error that may require a key decision against the company to be reversed, a judge said on Monday.

(Bloomberg) -- A court ruling that likely wiped out any recovery for shareholders of the bankrupt trucker Yellow Corp. contained an error that may

Franchise Group Inc. won temporary court permission to borrow as much as $250 million from its senior lenders in order to keep operating while the bankrupt, brand management firm tries to cut debt and sell itself.

Two money-making education apps that are part of the troubled Byju’s software empire were wrongly transferred away from US lenders and must be returned to a court-supervised bankruptcy trustee, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

(Bloomberg) -- On rare occasions, shareholders discover their company might be worth more dead than alive. One hedge fund is betting its long shot, legal gambit over Yellow Corp., the iconic American trucking firm that went bust last year, will lead to just such a windfall.

On rare occasions, shareholders discover their company might be worth more dead than alive. One hedge fund is betting its long shot, legal gambit over Yellow Corp., the iconic American trucking firm that went bust last year, will lead to just such a windfall.

A judge may rule as soon as Nov. 15 on the fate of $6.5 billion in pension claims from bankrupt Yellow Corp. retirees.