Vice Media agrees bankruptcy sale to creditors
A group of creditors is set to take over Vice Media Group with a US$350 million offer, a little over a month after the US digital media company filed for bankruptcy. – AFP pic, June 23, 2023.
A GROUP of creditors is set to take over Vice Media Group with a US$350 million offer, a little over a month after the US digital media company filed for bankruptcy. Led by Fortress Investment Group, the creditors had initially offered US$225 million for the youth-focused media outlet, but a court filing yesterday showed it had been upped to US$350 million.
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