After nearly three years of waiting, former Yellow Corp. employees could finally receive payment for unused vacation and accrued sick leave.
Less-than-truckload carrier Estes Express Lines provided an update on recent capital investments on Thursday.
A federal bankruptcy court in Delaware has approved the sale of three Yellow Corp. terminals for $4 million.
Bankrupt Yellow Corp. has settled its withdrawal liabilities with 14 multiemployer pension plans.
A final plan for distributing bankrupt Yellow Corp.’s remaining assets, valued at over $600 million, received approval on Monday.
Bankrupt Yellow Corp.’s estate is nearing a final distribution plan.
Yellow Corp.’s breach-of-contract lawsuit against the International Brotherhood of Teamsters has been reinstated by a federal appeals court.
Yellow Corp. has entered agreements to sell four terminals for $6.1 million as its liquidation process nears its end.
Yellow Corp. lost an appeal to circumvent the 2021 pension bailout regulations used to calculate its withdrawal liabilities.
Yellow Corp. has reached a deal to sell a Baltimore terminal, leaving only 11 locations remaining for sale.
Yellow’s equipment auctions conclude after nearly two years.
Yellow Corp. has asked a federal bankruptcy court to approve the sale of three terminals valued at $16 million.
A filing with a federal bankruptcy court in Delaware shows Yellow Corp. will liquidate four terminals for $4 million.
Returning bidder Saia headlines a list of mostly newcomers vying for Yellow’s terminals.
Details around final distributions to Yellow Corp.’s creditors are out, but the company’s largest shareholder may not be on board.
Defunct Yellow Corp. liquidates another property as creditors await a final bankruptcy plan.
Yellow’s final bankruptcy plan didn’t garner the needed support and will now be countered by a competing plan from the estate’s unsecured creditors.
The Teamsters union told members it is appealing a bankruptcy court’s decision finding Yellow Corp. not liable for failing to provide proper notification ahead of mass layoffs.
A federal bankruptcy court has been asked to approve settlement agreements between Yellow Corp. and two groups of former employees who were given shortened layoff notifications.
A federal bankruptcy court in Delaware sided with Yellow’s rationale for shortening the layoff notification period to union employees.
