• CVA needs 75% of creditors to back the rescue deal • Shares in the retail group have lost 90% of their value High street landlords to Blacks are tomorrow expected to grudgingly vote through a deal that will allow the troubled outdoor goods retailer to wriggle out of lease commitments on 101 stores it wants to close. The deal — a so-called company voluntary arrangement, or CVA — requires the...
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