Avaya completes reorganisation and leaves Chapter 11

Tom Allen
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The company has been 'debt restructuring' for almost a year

11 months after it first declared bankruptcy, communications giant Avaya has completed its reorganisation and left Chapter 11. The reason given for the original filing was ‘restructuring', and A...

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