Accuride Corp. posted a nearly 2% revenue jump and more than tripled its adjusted earnings in the first quarter, after lenders consented to an amendment to extend maturity of its term loan last month, according to people with knowledge of the situation.

Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s post-bankruptcy royalty fee settlements with about 23,000 Pennsylvania landowners were approved without jurisdictional authority, the Fifth Circuit ruled.

3M Co. subsidiary Aearo Technologies LLC, the bankrupt maker of allegedly defective combat earplugs, is ineligible for bankruptcy relief, a judge ruled.

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There are good opportunities now to buy leveraged loans that have been hit too hard, especially in the tech sector, according to Joe Rotondo, senior portfolio manager at MidOcean Credit Partners.

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