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Bankruptcy Judge, Calling Case 'Extraordinary,' Lets Off-Price Retailer Tuesday Morning Exit Chapter 11

Approval of Confirmation Plan Sets Up Retailer to Close on Sale-Leaseback Deal of its Corporate Real Estate
Tuesday Morning got the green light to close on real estate deals including the sale-leaseback of its Dallas headquarters by the end of the year. (Getty Images)
Tuesday Morning got the green light to close on real estate deals including the sale-leaseback of its Dallas headquarters by the end of the year. (Getty Images)
CoStar News
December 24, 2020 | 12:00 AM

A U.S. bankruptcy judge, calling the process "wildly and surprisingly successful," is letting off-price home goods retailer Tuesday Morning emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy as the chain completes commercial real estate deals in an effort to put it on firm financial footing.

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News | Bankruptcy Judge, Calling Case 'Extraordinary,' Lets Off-Price Retailer Tuesday Morning Exit Chapter 11