bankruptcy

When you have a chain of stores across the United States and a location here and a location there close, it's not big deal. Sad to see it happen, but these things happen for whatever reason. But when more and more stores close, it certainly sends the alarm as many are curious what's going on...

Party City stores are being auctioned off to resolve bankruptcy debts.

The Old Country Buffet at 2513 Main Street in Union Gap across South First Street from Skateleand has shuttered for good and is auctioning off much of their kitchen equipment, furniture and the like

The silver lining to this sad tale is that the liquidation deals at Pier One Imports are going to be LIT!

Soybean producers won’t be the only ones to benefit from a Chinese trade deal. According to Ted Seifried of Zaner Ag Hedge, livestock producers have a lot to gain, too.

First the one on Summitview announced it was closing, then the ShopKo pharmacy in Union Gap closed up abruptly this week! Now this!

Bankers are more optimistic as they’re not seeing as much bankruptcy and foreclosure, but that doesn’t mean farmers are staying in business.

The USDA and the Trump administration showing their support to the farmers during this battle on tariffs with a $12 billion assistance plan for farmers.

A company that owns Dairy Queen stores in the south has filed for bankruptcy, closing some stores.

Negotiations on a new NAFTA agreement are moving quickly. Soybean export started the new marketing year on a bullish pace. The Senate has unanimously passed legislation to assist farmers who have fallen on hard times financially.

Octomom Nadya Suleman has filed for bankruptcy in California. Suleman listed $50,000 in assets against $1 million in debts. With 14 mouths to feed — remember, she has six other children besides her octuplets — Suleman initiated the filing in order to do what is best for her children.

It has long been said that a Twinkie would survive a nuclear war. But Hostess, the company that makes the treats, is not so immortal. In fact, Hostess is expected to file for bankruptcy this week, citing over $800 million in debt. While there is a good chance Hostess will be able to reorganize or be bought out by another company — ensuring Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Ho Hos will remain in stores — it