CoupTessa, a Miami daily deal site, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on Feb. 1.
The site, which launched in July 2010, listed $64,531 in assets and $738,392 in liabilities.
Among the creditors dozens of South Florida salons, spas, restaurants and other businesses.
A meeting for creditors will be held March 11 at the Claude Pepper Federal Bldg.,51 SW First Ave., Room 102, Miami. Creditors have until June 10 to file a claim.
Sarkis Yacoubian says he will plead guilty to one charge, but that he’s innocent of other corruption charges
Experts are forecasting a booming summer, with the threat of furlough-related delays over and gas prices lower than last year.
Major cruise companies have agreed to adopt a “Passenger Bill of Rights,” focusing on mechanical failures and emergencies.
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