Bankruptcy linked to failed Panthers HQ moves toward key hearing

A confirmation hearing has been scheduled in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case of GT Real Estate Holdings LLC, the entity created by David Tepper to oversee the development of the now-failed Carolina Panthers headquarters project.

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