David's Bridal All Dressed for Chapter 11
The private equity-backed wedding gown retailer takes a restructuring to court that will cut more than $430 million in debt and keep its stores open.
J.C. Penney Slides as Sears' Demise Casts Pall on Shares
Sears' bankruptcy filing isn't a cause for celebration at rival J.C. Penney.
What Happens to Sears Gift Cards and Warranties Now That Chain Is Bankrupt?
Hint: It's not good news for consumers.
The Lehman Brothers Collapse and How It's Changed the Economy Today
The Lehman Brothers collapse will go down as one of the biggest financial failures in history - but how did it start, and what has the economy learned since then?
What Is Bankruptcy? Different Types and Why People File
The debts and income an individual or company has will determine what type of bankruptcy they are eligible to file for. Here's what you need to know.
What Was the Subprime Mortgage Crisis and How Did it Happen?
The subprime mortgage crisis occurred when the real estate market collapsed and homeowners defaulted on their loans. How did the market get to that point?
Who Could Win Big Now That Toys 'R' Us Is a Relic of the Past?
Credit Suisse has eyes on Target, Walmart, Amazon and more.
Billionaire Real Estate Mogul Sam Zell: 'I'm a Bridge Guy, Not a Wall Guy'
At Nareit REITweek 2018 Investor Conference, businessman Sam Zell said he believes in immigration.
'Worn Out' Shoemakers Still Have a Chance to Heal
Annual sales at shoe stores declined 1.5 percent in the United States in 2017 despite a 1.3 percent increase in consumer spending on footwear last year, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau and Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Bank of America to Loan $43.2 Million to Arms Maker Remington
Bank of America plans to loan $43.2 million to Remington Arms, who manufactures the rifle used in the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting in 2012.