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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The Alliance of American Football filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy after the closure of the professional league.
AAF claimed assets of $11.3 million against liabilities of $48.3 million. The company will sell off its assets as part of the bankruptcy proceedings.
Among secured creditors are MGM Resorts International, Aramark Sports and Silicon Valley Bank.
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