By John McNellis Fresh & Easy, a supermarket chain of 200 stores, filed for bankruptcy last week. Unlike most bankrupts, F&E has no third party debts, no fraying lines of credit and neither hounding banks nor outraged bond holders. Why? Because F&E is a division of the world’s third largest—and second most profitable—retailer, the British […]
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