In “The Walking Dead,” Rick Grimes offers hope amidst the apocalypse: “If we start tomorrow right now, no matter what comes next, we’ve won.” This rings true not just for survivors in a ...

As interest rates remain high, businesses that once feasted on cheap credit are having trouble paying their debt. The ripple effect can put small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) at risk, especially ...

A growing number of public companies are stuck in limbo—technically solvent, but strategically stalled. Growth has evaporated. Stock prices have languished. Reinvestment opportunities are unclear or ...

Zombie firms are businesses that are unprofitable and struggling to keep afloat. They don't have excess capital to invest and grow the business, or to pay down the principle. Concerns about zombie ...

The share of financially distressed "zombie" companies among South Korea's listed firms has grown faster than in any other ...

Zombie companies are back from the dead — and this time, they’re multiplying fast. Across the United States, nearly 639 firms are barely surviving, trapped under the weight of soaring debt and ...

About 11.5% of listed U.S. stocks already belong to a large network of “zombie” companies that have consistently earned less than they owe in interest costs, according to a tally from Glenmede. While ...

South Korea’s share of so-called zombie companies jumped to a record in data going back more than a decade as higher interest rates pushed more businesses beyond a key metric for servicing their debts ...

They are called zombies, companies so laden with debt that they are just stumbling by on the brink of survival, barely able to pay even the interest on their loans and often just a bad business hit ...

Bitcoin treasury strategies are raising the bar for capital performance—companies sitting on cash are being left behind in a new era of financial discipline. A growing number of public companies are ...