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With the Support of Holders of over 70% of ION's First Lien Secured Debt and the Creditors' Committee, ION to Begin Solicitation of Creditor Votes on ...
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TOUSA Inc (Tousa) and one of its subsidiaries, TOUSA Homes LP (Homes), formed a joint venture, called Transeastern, to acquire certain homebuilding assets in Florida. Tousa and Homes guaranteed the loans obtained by Transeastern to finance the acquisitions. When Transeastern defaulted on these loans, litigation ensued between Tousa and Transeastern's lenders with respect to the guarantees. According to the Bankruptcy Court, the savings clause was an unenforceable effort to contract around the protections afforded the bankruptcy estate under Section 548 of the Bankruptcy Code. Meanwhile, Cyrus Select Opportunities Master Fund Ltd purchased certain subordinated debt of ION Media Networks Inc at a deep discount and then used what the court characterized as "aggressive bankruptcy litigation...
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Company Anticipates Plan Confirmation in Coming Weeks
NEW YORK -- ION Media Networks, Inc. ("ION"), owner and operator of the ION Television network...
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NEW YORK -- The letter appearing below was sent today by David Friedman, Counsel to the Ad Hoc Committee of Holders of 14 1/4% Preferred Stock, to Jay...
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Plan of Reorganization Contemplates Full Conversion of $150 Million DIP Facility and Extinguishment of Over $2.7 Billion in Legacy Obligations
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... The ION Media Networks Case. In the ION Media Networks, Inc. b...
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Company Initiates Voluntary Chapter 11 Process to Implement Pre-Negotiated Restructuring
Operations and Strategy to Continue Without Interruption
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Ion Media Networks Inc., which owns or operates 60 TV stations in the United States, said yesterday it has received approval to use its cash on hand and access $25 million in new funding to keep operating while in bankruptcy court proceedings.
Ion on Tuesday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, citing more than $2.7 billion in debt.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Paxson Communications Corporation (AMEX:PAX) (the "Company") today announced that it is changing its corporate name to ION ME...
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Ion Media Networks Inc. has purchased television stations WPXL, serving the New Orleans market, and WPXX, serving Memphis, Tenn., from Flinn Broadcasting Corp.
WPXL broadcasts an analog signal on UHF Channel 49 and a digital signal on UHF Channel 50. It was formerly independent station WCCL.