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Bankrupt women’s shoe maker Aerogroup International Inc. told a Delaware judge Wednesday that it had decided to pursue a sale of its assets and a licensing deal and will be abandoning its dual-track Chapter 11 strategy, which included a liquida read more

The founder of discount car rental franchise Rent-A-Wreck questioned the need of the company to seek Chapter 11 protection Wednesday in Delaware, saying company leadership has provided no financial information to show it is insolvent and needs to reo read more

ChinaCast Education Corp. is on its way out of Chapter 11 proceedings after a New York bankruptcy judge Wednesday approved the company's orderly liquidation plan and a linchpin settlement with a class of shareholders that freed up a path to plan read more

Westinghouse Electric Co.’s unsecured creditors are squaring off with the nuclear giant in New York bankruptcy court over who will determine the direction of the company’s Chapter 11, with unsecured creditors saying it’s their turn read more

Takata Corp.’s prospective buyer agreed Tuesday to trim deal and expense protections for its planned $1.6 billion Chapter 11 purchase after a daylong Delaware bankruptcy court argument over the bankrupt vehicle air bag maker’s restructuri read more