Takata Bankruptcy Filing As Soon As Sunday
"Under the current plan, Takata’s Michigan-based subsidiary plans to seek chapter 11 protection from creditors in the U.S. Sunday evening while the parent company pursues a bankruptcy filing in Japan on Monday, the people said."
Latest cab medallion sale shows need for relief, cabbies' union says
Five of the 32 medallions — once valued at $360,000 before the city’s two-tiered regulatory process ushered in the ride-hailing era — were auctioned Wednesday for far less, with prices ranging from $44,000 to $45,000 apiece, officials said.
Retailers losing big bucks due to theft, inventory 'shrink', says NRF
"The new data . . . said inventory shrink grew to $48.9 billion in 2016 from $45.2 billion the year prior. The increase in losses were found to be largely due to the result of flat or declining retail security budgets."
Tesla is talking to the music labels about creating its own streaming service
Why not work directly with Spotify, Apple and others? Good question.
Reitler Expands Team, Enhances Both Bankruptcy And Corporate Practices
The Bankruptcy and Restructuring Group will now be headed by new Reitler partner Yann Geron, who has three decades of experience in bankruptcy law.
