Bird files for bankruptcy after going public in 2021

After laying off nearly a quarter of its staff last year, e-scooter rental company Bird has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the company announced. Existing lenders have agreed to purchase the assets and the company is being kept afloat via a $25 mil

By: Engadget

Jan 17 2024
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