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The company listed assets of $300 and said it owes $1.53 million to 24 creditors.
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The company listed assets of $300 and said it owes $1.53 million to 24 creditors.
Among those raising cash: a plant-based meat alternative, an AI company for teachers and a maker of packaging materials.
European sports book Tipico leased half of the available sublease.
The company failed to address a notice of noncompliance it got six months ago, according to the stock exchange because its market cap fell below $15 million.
The move, which affected 300 people, comes a year after the company cut 12 percent of its staff.
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Shares of IBTA closed the day at $103, 16 percent above the IPO price.
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