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Forbes
Mar 28
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It’s not April Fool’s Day, but A123 Systems has a sense of humor. They changed their name to B456. A B456 is a fire extinguisher.
Wall Street Journal
Mar 7
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Michigan argued in a filing with a federal bankruptcy court that state tax credits assigned to advanced battery maker A123 Systems could not be transferred to its new owner, a Chinese auto parts maker.
Reuters
Feb 7
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Unsecured creditors of A123 Systems Inc, a
bankrupt maker of batteries for electric cars that had U.S.
government backing, will likely collect around 65 cents for each
dollar they...
Benzinga
Jan 30
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A123 Systems (OTC: AONE) today announced that pursuant to the terms of the previously announced asset purchase agreements with Wanxiang America Corporation ("Wanxiang") and Navitas Systems LLC ("Navitas"), the company has completed the sale of...
BBC News
Jan 30
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China's Wanxiang wins US approval to buy battery maker A123 Systems, despite fears over the transfer of technology to foreign firms.
Wall Street Journal
Jan 29
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A U.S. government panel has approved Wanxiang Group's purchase of U.S.-backed battery maker A123 Systems.
Wall Street Journal
Dec 12
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Over at Bankruptcy Beat, colleague Patrick Fitzgerald has a post about how a team of lawyers fed themselves during the late-night end of the bankruptcy auction for A123 Systems: $175 worth of McDonald's:
Wall Street Journal
Dec 12
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A federal judge approved the sale of A123 Systems, the government-backed battery maker that has yet to turn a profit, to China's Wanxiang America for $256.6 million. Attention now shifts to Washington, where the government is reviewing the sale of...
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