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Who pulled the plug on Circuit City and Tweeter?

Is the electronics retail sector under siege? First Sharper Image Corp. filed for bankruptcy, and now it looks like Tweeter Home Entertainment Group Inc., which only recently emerged from bankruptcy, is liquidating its remaining 100 stores. Meanwhile, larger rival Circuit City Stores Inc. is closing 155 stores ahead of the holidays, further fueling speculation that the Richmond, Va.-based chain could be the next in line. ...



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By Edward Schneidman, Michael Blair and David Malinger, Mayer Brown

Real estate sponsors that might wish to undertake an IPO will need to consider a wide variety of issues and begin to take action long before the first filing with the SEC.


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By Steven Miller, Standard & Poor's

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By Bradford P. Weirick and Joelle Khoury, Gibson Dunn

Growth companies and their PE sponsors should be wary of the pitfalls that arise when they layer on tiers of preferred stock.



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