Huh. My company missed out on this, and to think we shoulda relied on brute force instead of tired old cliche's like customer satisfaction and supply and demand.
"For a generation, big firms have enjoyed almost complete license to use brute economic force to grow only bigger."
Company, Bankruptcy Date, Total Assets
Pre-Bankruptcy Filing Court District
Worldcom, Inc. 07/21/2002 $103,914,000,000 NY-S
Enron Corp.* 12/2/2001 $63,392,000,000 NY-S
Conseco, Inc. 12/18/2002 $61,392,000,000 IL-N
Texaco, Inc. 4/12/1987 $35,892,000,000 NY-S
Financial Corp. of America 9/9/1988 $33,864,000,000 CA-C
Refco Inc. 10/17/2005 $33,333,172,000 NY-S
Global Crossing Ltd. 1/28/2002 $30,185,000,000 NY-S
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. 4/6/2001 $29,770,000,000 CA-N
UAL Corp. 12/9/2002 $25,197,000,000 IL-N
Delta Air Lines, Inc. 9/14/2005 $21,801,000,000 NY-S
Adelphia Communications 6/25/2002 $21,499,000,000 NY-S
MCorp 3/31/1989 $20,228,000,000 TX-S
Mirant Corporation 7/14/2003 $19,415,000,000 TX-N
Delphi Corporation 10/8/2005 $16,593,000,000 NY-S
First Executive Corp. 5/13/1991 $15,193,000,000 CA-C