Yellow | In Pyrrhic victory, Teamsters win as judge tosses Yellow’s $137 million lawsuit

"Meanwhile, Yellow’s bankruptcy estate has benefited from more than $2 billion in gains from the sale of more than 50 company terminals that Yellow had owned. In addition, there is an ongoing auction of its rolling stock. That auction, run by Ritchie Bros., involves more than 6,000 pieces of equipment and could net Yellow’s estate by another $1 billion or so."

The company wasn't bankrupt the properties and equipment could have been used as collateral to refinance.
 
"Meanwhile, Yellow’s bankruptcy estate has benefited from more than $2 billion in gains from the sale of more than 50 company terminals that Yellow had owned. In addition, there is an ongoing auction of its rolling stock. That auction, run by Ritchie Bros., involves more than 6,000 pieces of equipment and could net Yellow’s estate by another $1 billion or so."

The company wasn't bankrupt the properties and equipment could have been used as collateral to refinance.
The company was never bankrupt. They had a cash flow problem. It's like someone having large equity in their home but not having cash available for everyday expenses.
 
"Meanwhile, Yellow’s bankruptcy estate has benefited from more than $2 billion in gains from the sale of more than 50 company terminals that Yellow had owned. In addition, there is an ongoing auction of its rolling stock. That auction, run by Ritchie Bros., involves more than 6,000 pieces of equipment and could net Yellow’s estate by another $1 billion or so."

The company wasn't bankrupt the properties and equipment could have been used as collateral to refinance.
The were bankrupt. The money will go back to pay the debt .
 
The were bankrupt. The money will go back to pay the debt .
At risk of repeating myself...
The company was never bankrupt. They had a cash flow problem. It's like someone having large equity in their home but not having cash available for everyday expenses.
 
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"Meanwhile, Yellow’s bankruptcy estate has benefited from more than $2 billion in gains from the sale of more than 50 company terminals that Yellow had owned. In addition, there is an ongoing auction of its rolling stock. That auction, run by Ritchie Bros., involves more than 6,000 pieces of equipment and could net Yellow’s estate by another $1 billion or so."

The company wasn't bankrupt the properties and equipment could have been used as collateral to refinance.
Yeah, Wayne. These tractors will bring a good price.

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