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The revived MoviePass partners with 5,000 independent theaters, a landmark deal that could save local cinemas and secure the subscription service's future.

A half-billion-dollar settlement marks a major win for Celsius creditors and highlights the growing role of specialized firms in crypto asset recovery.

A new advisory firm, AssetBuilt, launches with 200+ years of expertise, targeting the complex and booming EV and battery manufacturing asset market.

A new company emerges from Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy, owned by a non-profit and tasked with fighting the very opioid crisis its predecessor fueled.

KCIC's 2025 report shows asbestos filings hitting a new peak, driven by a dramatic rise in talc-related lawsuits and massive jury awards.

A new report says small cities hold keys to urban revival through fiscal discipline and localism. But can its free-market approach truly fix America's cities?

The accessible luxury group posts strong growth in the US and EMEA, but a strategic shift to full-price sales deepens a 13% decline in its native France.

A new report reveals how FHLBank Topeka funneled $43.7B in liquidity to local banks and millions in grants for housing and community projects.

Fresh from bankruptcy, WeWork launches 'WeWork Go' pods for airports and busy hubs. Is this the key to its rebound and the future of work-on-the-go?

As legacy groups evolve, Trail Life USA's growth highlights a parental demand for explicit values, challenging the very idea of a 'neutral' space for kids.

As Catholic Church bankruptcy settlements advance, survivors face a complex reality: long-awaited payouts aided by high-cost litigation funding firms.

After a massive breach exposed sensitive genetic data, 23andMe's Canadian settlement is final. Learn what went wrong and how to claim your share.

An $80 million settlement aims to close the chapter on The Villages Health bankruptcy, a crisis sparked by hundreds of millions in Medicare billing errors.

A new bill would let disabled Americans access earned benefits immediately, aiming to end a waiting period linked to bankruptcy, hardship, and even death.

The Braves' home opener will be free over-the-air, a major move in the post-RSN world that signals a new strategy for fan access and sports media.

Ermenegildo Zegna Group posts a 20% profit jump, yet faces headwinds from a struggling Thom Browne, investment costs at Tom Ford, and global uncertainty.

In a landmark deal, Nofar USA acquired 1GW of solar assets from bankrupt Pine Gate Renewables, signaling a new era of consolidation in US clean energy.

BRC Group Holdings announced a major debt reduction, but a history of late filings, shareholder dilution, and high-risk bets cast a shadow on its recovery.

Iranian businessman Ali Ansari is launching a legal challenge against UK sanctions he calls baseless, but London cites corruption and ties to the IRGC.

Lear Capital's 'Best Overall' award from ConsumerAffairs comes as it navigates a complex past and a booming market for precious metals.