Bankruptcy

6 Things Detroit's Bankruptcy Can Teach You About Money

In the years leading up to bankruptcy, the city made mistakes that are all too common for anyone struggling with debt.
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Sports Authority To Liquidate Everything In Going-Out-Of-Business Sales

The sporting goods retailer has to sell everything by the end of August.
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Hint: It's Not Obama That's Killing The Coal Industry

Peabody Energy's bankruptcy is further proof that coal is just not a viable U.S. industry anymore.
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The Supreme Court Could Throw A Lifeline To Debt-Swamped Puerto Rico

But they're still going to need a lot more of those.
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Aaron Carter Opens Up About The Multimillion Dollar Mistakes That Led To His Bankruptcy

"Over the last 10 years, my story's been really difficult. No one has any idea what happened to me."
By Lisa Capretto, OWN

Hillary Clinton's Shadowy History With Shadow Banking

She was against it, before she was for it, before she didn't vote on it.
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Inside the Billion-Dollar Battle for Puerto Rico’s Future

By Jonathan Mahler and Nicholas Confessore, The New York Times

Congress Is Wrapping A Huge Gift For Private Equity Titans

Wall Street would win big with an obscure bankruptcy change.
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Supreme Court To Hear Puerto Rico's Cry For Help Over Debt Relief

The court agreed to hear a pair of cases that could help the commonwealth deal with some of its crushing debt.
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Clinton and Rubio Visit Puerto Rico, Lock Horns Over Financial Crisis

By SERGIO BUSTOS and DANICA COTO, Associated Press