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Adios, Grupo Posadas. COVID-19 and government-mandated lockdowns in Mexico strained the popular hotel operator's liquidity to the point of bankruptcy.

American cosmetics giant Revlon, Inc. hit bankruptcy after years of poor C-Suite stewardship and a seemingly all-or-nothing bet on the perpetual survival of brick-and-mortar department stores. We investigate a long descent into Chapter 11.

Oil and gas geosurveying company Ion Geophysical Corporation defaulted on its debt obligations earlier this year and announced forbearance and an amendment extension. The Houston-based company is the latest to fall during a post-COVID-19 energy crisis.

Metallurgical and thermal coal producer Contura Energy Inc. emerged from Chapter 11 in late 2018. Two years later, challenges presented by COVID-19 might soon put the company back into bankruptcy court.

CEOCFO Magazine recently spent some time with CreditRiskMonitor President & COO, Mike Flum, to learn about our company and the treacherous landscape both credit and procurement risk evaluators are traversing in this age of rising debt, inflation, and interest rates the world over

Canadian metal miner Taseko Mines Limited is quickly losing its luster with persistently weak financials. Can the company dig itself out of debt? We're skeptical.

We have a problem: Houston-based oilfield services company Nine Energy Service, Inc. recently completed a distress exchange and faces headwinds from constrained capital spending among upstream operators.

WeWork Inc.'s bankruptcy was an event our subscribers were well prepared for, as the former high-flying startup was burning cash at a time of incredible disruption in the commercial real estate market.

Continuing deterioration in operating performance and intense pricing pressure from competitors were tough pills to swallow for generic pharmaceutical manufacturer Lannett Company, Inc., ultimately leading to its bankruptcy.