Jiangbo, a Florida corporation headquartered in China, was facing SEC administrative proceedings for failing to file its 2011 annual report and three quarterly reports.
March 14, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed Wednesday in Fort Lauderdale by three companies seeking to recover $18.7 million from a Chinese pharmaceutical firm.
The Chapter 7 petition was filed against Jiangbo Pharmaceuticals Inc., which was formerly known as Genesis Pharmaceuticals Enterprises Inc., according to the petition. The case has not been assigned to a judge.
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