1,000 jobs lost as Convoy closes in 'perfect storm of recession and contraction'
US freight brokerage Convoy today confirmed it is closing its operations and making its staff, ...
REUTERS reports:
US oilfield services provider McDermott International Inc (MDR.N) said on Tuesday it would file for prepackaged bankruptcy protection under Chapter 11, as it looks to cut debt that ballooned following a major acquisition in 2018.
The restructuring will be financed by a debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing of $2.81bn, the company said. As part of the deal, McDermott has also entered a stalking-horse agreement to sell its Lummus Technology unit for $2.73bn.
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