Tuesday, February 9, 2016
According to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette PowerSource, Chesapeake Energy Corp.’s stock fell 33 percent yesterday from a $2.05 per share at closing on Friday, after reports that the company had hired a restructuring firm were released.
Yesterday, Chesapeake announced that it was not going to seek bankruptcy protection, even though it is working to manage debt. Read more from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette PowerSource here: Chesapeake’s stock plummets on news it hired restructuring firm
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