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Brightspeed's Fiber Bet Meets Debt Reality

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By Jodi Xu Klein Verified
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Good day and welcome to WSJ Pro Bankruptcy's Daily Briefing. It's Monday, July 13. In today's briefing, Apollo Global Management-backed Brightspeed plans to seek fresh capital through an asset-backed financing this year as it continues to battle a massive debt load funding its nationwide fiber expansion, sources told WSJ Pro Bankruptcy. Fiber networks have been acquisition targets of wireless carriers that bundle high-speed home broadband with mobile services.
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THL-Backed Fortna Opens Restructuring Talks; Charter Challenges Dish Bankruptcy Plan

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By Jodi Xu Klein Verified
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Good day and welcome to WSJ Pro Bankruptcy's Daily Briefing. It's Friday, July 10. In today's briefing, THL Partners-backed supply-chain software provider Fortna has entered formal negotiations with its lenders to restructure over $1.5 billion in debt amid a severe liquidity crunch and high interest burden, sources told WSJ Pro Bankruptcy.
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Hughes Network Creditors Tap Jones Day; Brookfield Leads GoldenPeaks Auction

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By Jodi Xu Klein Verified
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Good day and welcome to WSJ Pro Bankruptcy's Daily Briefing. It's Tuesday, July 7. In today's briefing, creditors to EchoStar-owned Hughes Network Systems have hired Jones Day ahead of a $1.5 billion debt maturity on Aug. 1, according to people familiar with the matter. And a Houston bankruptcy judge approved Brookfield Asset Management's $150 million bankruptcy loan and stalking horse bid for GoldenPeaks Poland, rejecting creditors' claims that the insider investor had an unfair advantage.
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