reorganize

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The company borrowed $1.1 billion from its senior lenders after it filed for bankruptcy, seeking to keep the business afloat long enough to sell or reorganize its various auto-part brands.

From The Wall Street Journal

Early in the bankruptcy case, First Brands obtained a $1.1 billion debtor-in-possession loan, which it said would keep the company operating long enough to sell or reorganize its business.

From The Wall Street Journal

It may even help scientists better understand living structures that must continually reorganize themselves, such as the internal scaffolding of cells.

From Science Daily

The beverage giant on Wednesday said it will create a new chief digital officer position and reorganize several senior-leadership responsibilities, underscoring efforts to centralize digital decision-making and speed up execution across its global business.

From The Wall Street Journal

Assuming Saks Global is able to reorganize and emerge from bankruptcy, it will likely be a smaller entity with fewer stores.

From The Wall Street Journal