
Andrew Scurria
Bureau Chief at The Wall Street Journal
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2 days ago |
wsj.com | Andrew Scurria |Alicia McElhaney
U.S. semiconductor supplier Wolfspeed signed a restructuring deal with top creditors to cut roughly $4.6 billion in debt through a bankruptcy filing. Wolfspeed, which makes its silicon carbide wafers and semiconductor components primarily in the U.S., said it signed restructuring agreements with the vast majority of its senior and convertible noteholders and plans to ask all its creditors to approve the terms. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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4 days ago |
wsj.com | Andrew Scurria
June 23, 2025 9:01 am ET|WSJ ProU.S. semiconductor supplier Wolfspeed signed a restructuring deal with top creditors to cut roughly $4.6 billion in debt from its balance sheet through a bankruptcy filing. Wolfspeed, which makes its silicon carbide wafers and semiconductor components primarily in the U.S., said it signed restructuring agreements with supermajorities of its senior and convertible noteholders and would solicit approval of the terms from all its creditors.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Andrew Scurria
The entertainment company is expected to become one of the first borrowers to restrict creditors from forming cooperation groupsWarner Bros. Discovery is expected to become one of the first corporate borrowers to restrict creditors from forming certain cooperation groups as the entertainment company completes a debt deal tied to its separation into two public businesses.
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3 weeks ago |
createsend.com | Andrew Scurria
Ergen's Echostar skips debt payment. Telecom mogul Charlie Ergen’s Echostar elected to miss a $326 million cash interest payment to bondholders after federal regulators questioned his company’s use of cellular and satellite spectrum licenses.
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1 month ago |
wsj.com | Andrew Scurria
A federal judge expressed concern about close ties among bankruptcy professionals handling the fallout from ex-Judge David R. Jones’s resignationMay 23, 2025 8:57 pm ET|WSJ ProA federal judge in Texas questioned whether close ties among law firms are affecting litigation over a former bankruptcy judge’s undisclosed romance with a lawyer who appeared in his court on dozens of cases.
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