Steven Church

2 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Steven Church

, a Burger King franchisee with 57 locations, was among two large last week, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. • , a biofuels maker, was the other company to file with at least $50 million of liabilities during the week ended April 19• US courts saw 54 large bankruptcy filings this year as of April 16, compared with 55 during the same period last year and 68 in 2023, according to data compiled by Bloomberg• The amount of bonds and loans issued by US companies in the Bloomberg News ...

2 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Steven Church

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6 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Jonathan Randles |Steven Church

The US Justice Department said Thursday it may review a potential sale of 23andMe users’ genetic data for potential national security risks, an action that the company had previously anticipated and said it was prepared to accept. 23andMe is restricted from selling genomic information to firms that are 50% or more owned by companies headquartered in a handful of countries including China, Russia and North Korea, U.S. Attorney Sayler Fleming said in a court filing.

6 days ago | bloomberg.com | Jonathan Randles |Steven Church

State attorneys general have previously raised concern about the bankruptcy, which prompted some customers to delete their data. (Bloomberg) -- The US Justice Department said Thursday it may review a potential sale of 23andMe users’ genetic data for potential national security risks, an action that the company had previously anticipated and said it was prepared to accept.

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Steven Church

Bankrupt brand manager Franchise Group Inc. has agreed to sell its health supplements chain, the Vitamin Shoppe, for $193.5 million. In court documents filed as part of the Franchise Group’s bankruptcy, the buyer is listed simply as TVS Buyer. Affiliates of Los Angeles-based private equity firm Kingswood Capital Management are named as equity investors.