Jonathan Randles is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg Law. He specializes in finance, investment, and aviation, covering topics such as corporate finance, commercial airlines, and alternative investments, with a keen focus on lawsuits and court proceedings. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Fortune, Yahoo Finance, and the Financial Post.
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By: Jonathan Randles, Steven Church
The Dolphin Company’s pitch of social responsibility, respect and ecological conscience got tarnished last year following the death of several dolphins in some of its aquatic theme parks. The former chief executive officer is now facing accusations that he threatened an opposing lawyer and withheld information that could have prevented a dolphin’s death.
Pressure to reduce spending may have had a role in fatal Titan submersible disaster
By: Eliza Ronalds-Hannon, Jonathan Randles
Former Red Lobster owner Thai Union Group Plc said the money-losing $20 all you-can-eat shrimp promotion that has become a focus of litigation arising from the restaurant chain’s bankruptcy wasn’t its idea, arguing that the company’s managers introduced it to counter falling traffic and rising costs.
Struggling dining chain Salad and Go filed for bankruptcy and is closing its remaining locations, saying the cyclospora outbreak doomed turnaround efforts by accelerating losses and scaring away customers.
Alternative investment firm 777 Partners has filed for bankruptcy weeks after creditors sought to liquidate what’s left of the company that began unloading its assets more than a year ago.
By: Jonathan Randles, Steven Church
(Bloomberg) -- The remnants of Charlie Ergen's soured $46 billion bet on 5G can be found on the roof of a church in suburban Boston, atop a university
AI firms are using data scavenged in bankruptcies to build models
An artificial intelligence startup is attempting to wrest away a vast trove of Spirit Aviation Holdings Inc.’s business records from Google LLC.
Dish Network creditors are demanding an outside trustee take over the wind-down of its 5G business and the removal of the law firm guiding the company through Chapter 11 bankruptcy. They allege that the lawyers are favoring its parent company EchoStar Corp.
A tax strategy from BC Partners’ playbook could bolster the tour’s comeback attempt
