Bankruptcy  

Sources weigh in on whether Amazon could save the toy chain.

It's the end of an era.

Toys R Us reportedly missed a payment to some vendors this week.

The insurgent investor said he didn't know that the Trump administration would impose a 25% tariff on steel imports before he cut his stake in a manufacturing company heavily dependent on steel.

The film studio's board of representatives says it has concluded a $500 million offer 'was illusory,' leaving it with no viable options outside of bankruptcy court.

Sears' loss could be these retailers' gain as a market share vacuum opens up. Look out, Amazon -- bricks and mortar isn't done yet.

The maker of Terra Chips and other organic and vegetarian foods reached a deal with activist Glenn Welling in September that brought on six dissident directors. It is examining a possible sale of its organic and antibiotic-free poultry business.

The toy retailer is currently in bankruptcy but plans to reinvent itself.

With the closing of 103 Sears and Kmart Stores in low-traffic venues, Eddie Lampert's salvage operation for Sears just got at least a little more challenging.

The struggling chain also announced a new $100 million term loan and negative comparable-store sales of 15% for the first two months of the fourth quarter.