Frontier Communications Restructuring Plan Confirmed by Court – Odessa American

NORWALK, Conn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Aug 21, 2020– Frontier Communications Corporation (OTCMKTS: FTRCQ) (Frontier or the Company) today announced that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has confirmed the Companys Plan of Reorganization (the Plan), subject to final documentation. Upon emergence, the Company will have reduced its total outstanding indebtedness by more than…

Mayne Pharma reports $92 million loss – InDaily

adelaide Friday August 21, 2020 MPs refuse to release documents to ICAC’s entitlements probe Your views: on COVID-19 marshalls, Centrelink, prison and planning Rebuilding the Crows: the unthinkable becomes the strategy Busy bees: Adelaide college helps students achieve sweet success Govt now says Centrelink pensions might not go up, but won’t go backwards Adelaide-based pharmaceutical…

Cisco restructuring: Partners predict US$1B in cost cuts mean layoffs, product line drops – CRN Australia

Reeling from the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Cisco last week said it would implement a US$1 billion cost-cutting plan that will not only translate to layoffs but the tech giants potential exit from unprofitable IT markets, partners told CRN. Cisco said last week that revenue for its most recent quarter had declined across…

U.S. mall owner CBL strikes restructuring deal with lenders to slash debt – CNBC

CoolSprings Galleria Mall, Franklin, TN Source: CBL Properties U.S. mall owner CBL & Associatesannounced Wednesday it has reached arestructuring support agreement with debt holders a bid to boost its balance sheet with its malls getting hammered by the Covid-19 crisis. The Chattanooga, Tennessee-based real estate investment trust, which owns more than 100 retail centers, said…

Some jobs lost forever as coronavirus pandemic accelerates structural change – ABC News

Employment experts say many different types of jobs are being lost forever during this pandemic as companies accelerate restructuring that was happening before the crisis began. Key points: A survey shows financial services, consulting and administrative staff are now most worried about losing their jobs Middle-level managers in particular appear to be facing redundancy Some…