Latest about bankruptcy
WeWork forced to file for bankruptcy in the US
WeWork in the US and Canada is asking for bankruptcy protection, hinting that previous poor decisions are to blame.
WeWork set to file for bankruptcy - could this be the end at last?
Years after a frankly colossal failure to go public and now under new leadership, WeWork is still struggling with its finances.
More cybersecurity firms could collapse soon, experts warn
Cybersecurity leaders think that other firms may go the way of IronNet if they don't get their priorities right.
Atari files for bankruptcy in United States as it seeks freedom from French
The North American arm of troubled video game legend Atari has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
New OnLive to rehire at least 50% of employees, company says
All the company's assets were sold in a restructuring that laid off everyone, including CEO and founder Steve Perlman.
Kodak seeks to auction off digital imaging patents
Kodak is seeking to sell off its portfolio of digital imaging patents in a bid to raise cash during bankruptcy proceedings.
Apple to sue Kodak?
Apple is seeking to sue Kodak over an alleged patent infringement relating to Kodak's printers, picture frames and cameras.
Kodak film division still profitable
Kodak, which announced last week that it was filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection in the United States, has confirmed that its film division will survive as long as it remains profitable.
