Audacy to complete court approval by late February Restructuring would cut debt from $1.9 billion to $350 million Company's lenders will take all Audacy equity in the deal Jan 8 (Reuters) - Lawyers ...

Radio company Audacy announced Sunday that it will file for bankruptcy. David J. Field is the company's chief executive. (Aaron Davidson / Getty Images) Audacy, the radio platform which owns a network ...

Facing nearly $2 billion in debt and declining ad revenue, Philadelphia-based radio company Audacy is expected to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the coming weeks, the Wall Street Journal reported.

One of the largest radio companies in the U.S., Audacy, said Sunday that it would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after reaching a deal with its debt holders to restructure. Audacy owns some ...

Radio giant Audacy announced that it plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, on Sunday. The company, which owns more than 200 stations across the U.S., announced in a news release it agreed to a ...

Radio and podcasting giant Audacy Inc. has received court approval to emerge from bankruptcy, with hedge-fund billionaire and philanthropist George Soros’s investment fund on track to become the ...

Audacy, the struggling multi-platform audio content company, has begun prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, the company announced ...

Some 12 months after Audacy Inc. placed all of its sports inventory into a single sales platform, the veteran sales executive ...

Audacy has named Andrea Burtscher Operations Manager for its Nashville studio at the Hard Rock Cafe, where she will oversee production.

Audacy is the latest radio company to announce the addition of artificial intelligence and machine learning to enhance contextual advertising in its podcasts. The technology is currently being used to ...

Audacy's assets in Music City USA do not include broadcast stations. Rather, it has a recently opened studio at the Hard Rock ...

Audacy Dallas Regional President Brian Purdy has been inducted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame, honoring his decades of leadership and impact on the state’s broadcast industry.