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On Topic: Business Leaders Share The Best Business Advice They Received

On Topic: Business Leaders Share The Best Business Advice They Received From picking a boss over a job to picking your opportunities, executives with T-Mobile, EY, and Vistra Corp. share some sage advice. When building our careers, sometimes our first instinct isn’t the best course. Maybe we think about the job more than the people who will be leading us. Other times we may want to be conservative and not take risks. Or perhaps we want to zoom up the corporate ladder at all costs. It takes experience to learn that our first thought isn’t always our best one. We all need a mentor who can be trusted to give us the advice we need to hear rather than what we want to hear. For me, a grad school professor who told me to focus on being a lifelong learner and not taking myself too seriously have served me well.

Lost Cajun files for bankruptcy – BizWest

FRISCO The parent company of the Lost Cajun restaurants, which has locations in Fort Collins, Westminster and the Denver area, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In filings with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Colorado this week, the Frisco-based Lost Cajun Enterprises LLC reported assets between $100,000 and $500,000 against liabilities ranging between $1 million and $10 million. The chain reported $173,340 in two separate Paycheck Protection Program loans. The company has nine locations in Colorado, including at 331 S. Meldrum St. in Fort Collins and 3013 W. 104th Ave. in Westminster. It has 25 locations across the country, with most of its out-of-state restaurants in Texas, Mississippi, Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina.

Garrett Motion Inc : Garrett Motion Consensual Plan of Reorganization Receives Court Approval

Garrett Motion Inc.: Garrett Motion Consensual Plan of Reorganization Receives Court Approval Chapter 11 Emergence is Expected on April 30 Garrett Motion Inc. ( Garrett ) today announced that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has confirmed the Company s Plan of Reorganization ( Plan ), positioning Garrett to complete the implementation of the Plan, led by funds managed by Centerbridge Partners, L.P. ( Centerbridge ) and Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. ( Oaktree ). Garrett expects that effective date will occur as soon as all conditions precedent to the Plan have been satisfied, and is currently targeting emergence by April 30, 2021. The Plan received the overwhelming support of all voting classes, including 100% of the bank lenders, 100% of the bondholders and 94% of stockholders who voted on the Plan.

News Highlights: Top Energy News of the Day

Provided by Dow Jones Oil Recoups Some of the Week s Losses on Weaker Dollar Oil prices were higher in Europe, with a drop in the dollar helping to relieve some of crude s selling pressure of recent days. Climate Summit: How Do You Cut 50% of Greenhouse-Gas Emissions by 2030? WSJ analyzed several carbon-reduction measures in climate-change proposals. Now you can decide how to lower U.S. emissions to 50% of 2005 levels. Biden Pushes for Sharp Cut to Greenhouse-Gas Emissions The president sought to assert U.S. leadership in global climate talks at a summit that drew promises from other world leaders to take action and calls for rich nations to shoulder more responsibility.

Bankruptcy filing blocks Heron Lake sale

AUBURN — A bankruptcy filing this week blocked a sheriff’s sale of the Heron Lake property south of Auburn. Heron Development filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Wednesday afternoon in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Indiana. A document signed by Heron Development managing member Stephen Brown said the filing is “for the purpose of restricting the company’s finances and stop the Sheriff’s sale scheduled for April 22, 2021.” In December 2020, a DeKalb County judge ordered that the 300-acre housing development south of Auburn should be sold in a sheriff’s sale Thursday. DeKalb County court documents show that the developers owe $5 million to Marquee Investments LLC of Fort Wayne. Marquee Investments would have been able use that sum to bid on the property, according to court documents.

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