Federal judge says closure of Charleroi glass plant can proceed
CHARLEROI, Pa. (KDKA) — A federal judge has ruled that the closure of the Anchor Hocking plant in Charleroi that makes cookware like Pyrex can close as planned. The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General had filed for a preliminary injunction and asked a judge to stop the closure, saying that the company was violating antitrust laws.
Anchor Hocking confirmed last month it would close the plant, which is about an hour south of Pittsburgh. Before then, the ...
In Commonwealth v. Centre Lane Partners, the state attorney general sought to stop Pyrex from dismantling its plant in ...
Pennsylvania has lost a court bid to block a private equity firm from closing a Pyrex glassware plant and transferring its ...
A federal district court granted the restraining order, which prevents owner Anchor Hocking Holdings, and its private ...
The Pennsylvania Attorney General is seeking a preliminary injunction to prohibit Centre Lane Partners, a private equity firm ...
Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry made the announcement on Monday afternoon. The federal court’s ruling prevents ...
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Closure of Charleroi glass plant can proceed, judge rulesA federal judge has ruled that the closure of the Anchor Hocking plant in Charleroi that makes cookware like Pyrex can close ...
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