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Dex One Corporation
Case Number:
1:13-bk-10533
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- Ashby & Geddes
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April 29, 2013
Yellow Pages Publishers Get Go-Ahead For Ch. 11 Merger
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday signed off on joint Chapter 11 plans for Dex One Corp. and SuperMedia Inc., sealing a merger of the two Yellow Pages publishers that has been more than two years in the making.
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March 19, 2013
Bankrupt Yellow Pages Makers Keep Merger On Track
Dex One Corp. and SuperMedia Inc. took a step toward their anticipated merger Tuesday as a Delaware bankruptcy judge approved a series of first-day motions intended to keep the Yellow Pages publishers running smoothly ahead of a Chapter 11 confirmation hearing next month.