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Inside Bankrupt Hertz’s Wild, Unprecedented Week on the Stock Exchange

JCPenney Paid Top Execs Huge Bonuses Before Firing Workers, Edging Toward Bankruptcy

By Sissi Cao

Bankrupt Fast Fashion Empire Forever 21 Will Sell Itself for 99% Off

By Sissi Cao

Claire’s Bankruptcy: How Will It Affect All the Teens Who Want Their Ears Pierced?

By Sissi Cao
Wet Seal, a teen clothing retailer, announced that it has closed 338 of its retail stores and will lay off nearly 3,700 employees.

How Gift Card and Gaming Bankruptcy Cases Hurt Customers

By Charles M. Tatelbaum
If you’re a creditor, be proactive, be diligent, and be vigilant.

Lawyer Up: As Retail Bankruptcies Increase, Creditors Must Be Vigilant

By Charles M. Tatelbaum
CHICAGO - MARCH 24: (L-R) Alan J. Lacy, vice chairman and CEO of Sears Holdings; Edward S. Lampert, chairman, Sears Holdings; and Aylwin B. Lewis, president of Sears Holdings and CEO of Kmart and Sears Retail, answers following approval of the merger of Sears, Roebuck and Co. and Kmart Holding Corporation by shareholders of both companies March 24, 2005in Hoffman Estates, a suburb of Chicago, Ilinois. The new company, Sears Holdings Corporation, is expected to begin trading on the Nasdaq national market next week.

Edward Lampert’s Sears Strategy Is Likely to Backfire on Shareholders

By Charles M. Tatelbaum

British Lawmakers Find Flaw With Barclays’ Ex-CEO Bob Diamond; Deutsche Bank Up Next in Iran Inquiries? Roundup

By Patrick Clark
Betsey Johnson

Betsey Johnson Filing Chapter 11

By Steve Huff

Ambac Declares Bankruptcy

By Mike Taylor
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