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In a financial saga mixing history with modern fiscal woes, Hudson’s Bay Company faces renewed court battles over creditor protection. Amid the move to extend legal reprieves, a 355-year-old founding document may soon be sold off, turning a cherished national legacy into a modern bankruptcy headline.
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TORONTO — Hudson’s Bay is due to return to an Ontario court today for the first time in roughly two weeks to seek a reprieve from the hundreds of businesses it owes money. The department store is expected to use the Tuesday morning appearance to ask Judge Peter Osborne to stretch the period of time…
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