The high-tech staffing company behind Job.com asked a bankruptcy court to allow its lenders to start bidding on some of its most valuable assets, including AI-powered job interviewing software and more than 200 domain names.
The $35 million credit bid by secured lenders Serengeti Multi-Series Master LLC-Series ARR, GT Partners Private Credit Finance LLC, and GT Monterey Cypress Finance LLC should be designated as the starting offer for most of My Job Matcher Inc.'s assets, the company said in a motion filed Tuesday in the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.
My Job Matcher filed for Chapter 11 ...
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