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Topic: Corporate bankruptcies

Corporate bankruptcies refer to the legal process by which a company declares its inability to pay its outstanding debts and seeks to restructure or liquidate its assets to satisfy its creditors.

More on: Corporate bankruptcies

The podcast episodes provided discuss several examples of corporate bankruptcies, including the filings of Fisker, an electric vehicle maker, and Red Lobster, a restaurant chain.

The episodes explore how factors such as declining sales, unfavorable leases, and failed strategies can lead to a company's bankruptcy. They also examine the impact of private equity ownership on some of these bankruptcies, citing examples like Toys R Us and Friendly's.

The episodes provide insights into the broader trends and implications of corporate bankruptcies, including the increasing prevalence of private equity involvement in various industries and the challenges faced by companies in the current economic environment.

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