Bankruptcy

President Trump refuted reports that few banks wanted to lend money to him following a series of corporate bankruptcies and defaults starting in the early 1990s in a series of tweets Thursday.

United Sporting Cos, a firearms distributor, has filed for bankruptcy protection Monday after the company said sales were hit after President Trump was elected over Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

The suit, which also names Steven Munchin, alleges Lampert stripped the iconic retailer of $2B in assets ahead of its bankruptcy.

The AAF said it has less than $540,000 in cash on hand.

In a suit filed in Manhattan federal court, Stanley Black & Decker alleges that Sears breached a limited licensing agreement to sell Craftsman-brand products.

Investors will now have until March 1 to nominate director candidates.

The bankrupt shoe retailer said it will honor them through March 11.

The hedge fund manager wants to shrink stores and sell less apparel.

The utility said it also expected the board to include 11 independent directors by the time of the meeting.

Both current and former Sears and Kmart are sick of their jobs "being tossed around like a volleyball."

“There are some retailers out there that we’re nervous about," Simon Property Group CEO David Simon said.

Control of the country’s energy funds are at the center of the ongoing fight for political leadership.

An investor group reportedly offered the utility giant $4 billion.

Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy late last year and announced plans to close dozens of stores amid sagging sales.

Shares are popping on the news.

The company said it has obtained $480 million in financing from lenders, including Wells Fargo, in order to continue normal operations.

The decision came weeks after the company said it had begun a strategic review of Gymboree, Janie and Jack and Crazy 8.

The struggling retailer said the $443 million in charges includes $81 million in product price markdowns.