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“If you’re going to go into Chapter 11, you may as well fix what’s broke,” said Jeff Kauffman, a Sterne Agee & Leach Inc. analyst in New York.

From BusinessWeek Dec. 12, 2011

If a company has financial trouble, they might have to go into Chapter 11 or cease to exist.

From Reuters Nov. 8, 2011

As credit starts to dry up, Texaco becomes the largest firm ever to go into Chapter 11.

From Time Magazine Archive

Auto parts suppliers are in such bad sharp that some will go into Chapter 11 or outright liquidations before the middle of the year.

From Time Magazine Archive




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