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Unable to rebound from a devastating Supreme Court loss, Aereo is finally throwing in the towel.

The ruling comes more than two months after the start of a hearing to determine whether the plan was fair to creditors and feasible for the city to implement.

Sometimes, increasing sales can backfire, and the math will eat a company alive.

GT Advanced Technologies can now begin the shutdown of key Arizona operations, and shed some more light on why the former stock market darling abruptly filed for bankruptcy this month.

Judge also questions Apple's need for secrecy.

Crumbs is celebrating its reopening under new owners Marcus Lemonis and Fischer Enterprises with 'Crumbnuts' and 'Baissants.'

GT Advanced Technologies suffered the consequences after Apple decided not to use its scratch-resistant sapphire glass screens for the iPhone 6.

The company that developed the scratch-resistant sapphire glass that was left out of Apple's new large-screen iPhones is in financial distress.

Lemonis Fischer's $6.5 million bid for the cupcake chain went unchallenged by the public, meaning the final sale of the company is less than a week away.

Through dual branding and an in-store ecommerce business, the two sweet sister brands are hoping to cash in on a new type of franchise.

Some of the companies that are expected to falter next year are headed by entrepreneurs you're very familiar with.

Mt. Gox isn't rising from the ashes after all and its customers will likely never see the hundreds of thousands of bitcoins the shattered exchange lost.

The bankrupt sandwich chain has reached a settlement with 12 defunct franchisees who were suing the company for about $40 million.

The shady Bitcoin exchange's extended meltdown gets fishier by the minute.

If 2014 is the year fast-food pizza dies, Sbarro may be the first victim. According to reports, the chain is preparing to file for bankruptcy.

According to reports, Quiznos is moving towards its second major financial restructuring in the last two years.

The end has officially come for the former Bitcoin trading heavyweight, as it files for Chapter 11 in Tokyo and admits to losing nearly half a billion U.S. dollars worth of the virtual currency.

With its new 'The Lego Movie' out in theaters, a look at how the company skirted financial breakdown.

In a serendipitous twist, the ultra-luxe retailer will reopen a second New York City flagship store in the very building where its business was founded in 1923.

What happens to franchisees when their franchisor goes belly up? Check out the rise and fall of these six formerly big U.S. chains.

Read the second part of a series that walks you step-by-step through a venture capital deal.