July 31, 2000 Daily Bankruptcy News

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New York Bankruptcy Judge in Serious Condition Iridium: Castle Harlan Declines to Proceed with Purchase of Iridium System Latest Suitor Abandons Iridium LLC Bank Firm Decides Not To Buy Iridium __________ Tri-Valley: Tri Valley Growers Receives Final Court Approval of DIP Financing Agreement Tri-Valley: Peach Farmers Make Difficult Choice Tri-Valley: Bankruptcy hearing begins today AgEx.com Announces Custom Trading Site and Services To Help Tomato Growers Recoup Losses Caused by Tri Valley Growers Bankruptcy ___________ Bankruptcy Proceeding Could Stall Stadium Project Until The Fall Of 2001 Eighties pop maestro declared bankrupt EOC Could Lose Its Property Two buildings may be sold to pay off debts	Reprint: Study Shows Bankruptcies Filed in Delaware Have A Failure Rate Five to Seven Times Higher Than in Other Jurisdictions Icahn: Icahn Wins Bid for Sands Casino Icahn's Sands Plan Gets Nod from Judge Judge Approves Carl Icahn's Offer For Sands, Defeating Park Place (WSJ: paid subscription required) _________ Judge won't absolve Connors of $13 million debt; July 25, 2000 Wechsler Harwood Files Class Action Against Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. Medical Bills Account For 40% Of Bankruptcies GST Telecommunications -- A Cautionary Tale, The Telecomm Analyst News Dotcoms: Furniture.com sees high-level exodus Apponline.com Gets Trustee, Probe Begins Analysts throw in towel on Amazon Expectations For E-tailers Likely To Be Lowered Dot-coms do layoffs just like other firms __________ Platinum goes bankrupt	New Bankruptcy Opinions (2 new opinions today) International: No hope for workers If Employers Go Bankrupt Hyundai Unit in Debt Crisis Creditors move on Wang millions Japan coalition agrees not to alter NCB sale terms __________ Malibu Entertainment Worldwide Announces Additional Forbearance of Debt Obligations New suit alleges self-dealing by Interstate Mortgage president Publishers could fall in storm Complete Management, Inc. to Sell its Collection Rights in Certain Medical Accounts Receivable A failed chapter in venture capitalism Kaiser Group International Closes On Sale of Infrastructure and Facilities Business to Earth Tech Holdings, Inc. Weather Forecast: Enter City, State, or Zipcode: