A judge turned back
The online giant claimed the luxury retailer breached a deal to sell Saks products on its website and that its equity investment in the now bankrupt business is “presumptively worthless.” After a late-night, 7.5-hour-long court battle, Saks won access to about $400 million in cash, but must return in the coming weeks to seek final approval of the entire, $1.75 billion financing package.
Amazon and other creditors that also oppose the financing can try again ...
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