Extreme drought in the southeast has swung a punch at a well-known gardening and landscaping retailer. Pike Nursery Holding LLC says it has filed for federal bankruptcy protection. The chairman and CEO of the Norcross-based company, Scott Schnell, says the extended drought and region’s water restrictions have had a material impact on business. The retailer has secured over 11-million dollars in financing to help it operate during backruptcy protection. Pike Nurseries has 22 locations in Georgia, North Carolina and Alabama.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Drought sends Pike Nursery to bankruptcy
Posted by
Edgar Treiguts
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11/14/2007 01:06:00 PM
Labels: bankruptcy protection, drought, Pike Family Nursery, water restrictions
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Delta returns to Wall Street
A more fiscally-fit Delta Air Lines rejoins the lineup on the New York Stock Exchange this morning. Executives with the Atlanta-based airline were to ring the opening bell on Wall Street today.
Delta emerged from bankruptcy protection only on Monday, after 19 months in Chapter-11.
An estimated 400-million shares will be distributed to creditors of Delta. Analysts expect Delta shares to debut at 20-dollars.
Posted by
Edgar Treiguts
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5/03/2007 08:46:00 AM
Labels: bankruptcy protection, Delta, Wall Street
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