Akiko Matsuda

Reporter covering bankruptcy and restructuring @wsj. Previous: @trdny @bagehots @lohud @columbiajourn. Send tips to: [email protected]

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My WeWork story ended up on a historic A1

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A bankruptcy judge blocked residents of a luxury Houston retirement community from suing bondholders, damaging prospects for recovering $147 million in entrance-fee refunds https://t.co/xFcLTHLBhu via @WSJ

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[New] Prison healthcare contractor YesCare filed for bankruptcy after the collapse of its Texas Two-Step chapter 11 settlement, compounded by a $307 million verdict against the company https://t.co/hODRUibpJn via @WSJ #bankruptcy

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Spirit Airlines is preparing to cease operations as the discount carrier hasn’t been able to get sufficient support from certain bondholders and the government to secure the funding to keep it in business https://t.co/adUc4ozA4C via @WSJ

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[BREAKING] A bankruptcy judge booted Jones Day from representing Vanderbilt Minerals in seeking an asbestos-liability settlement with its parent company https://t.co/eDOFEmbQqG via @WSJ #bankruptcy

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Mortgage rates fell below 6% this week for the first time in more than three years, welcome news for the busy spring home-buying season https://t.co/3fPqYaCwSx via @WSJ

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My story is in today's WSJ print edition! An entire page! 🎉 @WSJ #food

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There was a time when cooking was about, well, cooking. Then it became something much more. https://t.co/A6vy6TwLJa

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[For Your Weekend Read?] Julia Child’s “The French Chef” marked a cultural pivot point, a moment that set the stage for food to become more than mere sustenance https://t.co/5qk7DMWT8J via @WSJ @FoodNetwork @Emeril @amandafreitag @jacquespepinart #food

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The Chinese owners of the famed Waldorf Astoria in New York City are preparing to put the hotel up for sale, only months after it reopened following a multibillion-dollar, much-delayed overhaul https://t.co/TBxA2envxR via @WSJ @CraigKarmin #LuxuryTravel #luxury #hotels

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A Houston judge rejects a $125 million bankruptcy loan for Office Properties Income Trust https://t.co/cFM3YGOlcB via @WSJ

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[My latest] A judge denied New York City's request to delay the auction of bankrupt Pinnacle's rent-regulated apartment portfolio.
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is challenging the proposed sale of thousands of rent-regulated apartments owned by bankrupt landlord Pinnacle Group https://t.co/nlXgkSD6Rv via @WSJ

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A powerful story: The deaths of some pilots and crew members are being blamed on serious illnesses they developed after their exposures to toxic fumes while working aboard planes. https://t.co/162YncS0MS via @WSJ

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An interesting read: Welcome to the pissed-off parent pushback: After years of therapists and others encouraging adult children to cut ties with families they deem harmful or “toxic,” estranged parents are speaking out https://t.co/6klfCl4eWL via @WSJ

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[ICYMI] A bankruptcy judge has ordered Dr. Phil’s bankrupt media company Merit Street Media to be liquidated https://t.co/Vwpqo02URZ via @WSJ

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Listen to President Reagan's unedited remarks here: https://t.co/1gQUcbR4eZ

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Criminal gangs in China have made more than a billion dollars from spamming your smartphone with messages about things like unpaid highway tolls https://t.co/unUD6UoxhS via @WSJ @bobmcmillan

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Facing a Ban, Central Park Horse-Drawn Carriage Drivers Defend Their Industry https://t.co/lDEs5GXcp1 via @westsiderag

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Take a look at the front page of today's Wall Street Journal. https://t.co/rOEIkNvJLm

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“It’s on every postcard. And it’s empty.” Some iconic U.S. office buildings are on life support. https://t.co/tYopsbZ3yn via @WSJ @petergrantwsj