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Finance Execs Taking A Strict Line On Late Pay Penalties
Almost two-thirds of U.S. finance leaders are unwilling to wait longer than 60 days before imposing penalties for late payments on invoices, with those creditors likely to enforce payment discipline amid rising bankruptcies and squeezed cash flow, a new survey found.
Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action
A Nevada solar project and a Texas wind farm both sought bankruptcy protection, as did three Brooklyn apartment complexes and a cryotherapy chain headquartered in the Lone Star State.
Genesis' $1B Sale Approved, Roomba Maker Ch. 11 Plan OK'd
Nursing home operator Genesis Healthcare secured approval of a $1 billion asset sale, Roomba-maker iRobot received confirmation of its bankruptcy plan, and Saks got the go-ahead to begin liquidating online inventory.
Finance Execs Taking A Strict Line On Late Pay Penalties
Almost two-thirds of U.S. finance leaders are unwilling to wait longer than 60 days before imposing penalties for late payments on invoices, with those creditors likely to enforce payment discipline amid rising bankruptcies and squeezed cash flow, a new survey found.
Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action
A Nevada solar project and a Texas wind farm both sought bankruptcy protection, as did three Brooklyn apartment complexes and a cryotherapy chain headquartered in the Lone Star State.
Genesis' $1B Sale Approved, Roomba Maker Ch. 11 Plan OK'd
Nursing home operator Genesis Healthcare secured approval of a $1 billion asset sale, Roomba-maker iRobot received confirmation of its bankruptcy plan, and Saks got the go-ahead to begin liquidating online inventory.
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