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Search these two databases to see how the recession is hitting small business, in the Bay area and across the country. The first database, updated daily, shows business bankruptcy cases filed in Tampa. The second shows filings in U.S. counties that recorded some level of change year-to-year. Enter information in a category to narrow your search or search “all” to see the complete database.
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How To Use This Database
Enter a category to narrow your search or click “all” to see the complete database. Click a column header on a results page to rank information numerically or alphabetically. Click “details” for more information on an individual company’s filing. For questions or comments, contact Data Circle Editor Dennis Joyce at djoyce@tampatrib.com.
About This Database
Chapter 7 bankruptcy means a company is planning to liquidate. Chapter 11 means a company is seeking protection from creditors as it attempts to reorganize. Information in the first database is from January 2009 until now for cases filed with the Tampa division of the Florida Middle District of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. The second database features counties that meet two criteria: At least 10 business bankruptcies were filed from June 2006 to June 2007 and they showed an increase in the number of bankruptcy filings during the year that followed.
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