Job Search Pioneers CareerBuilder and Monster File for Bankruptcy Less than a Year After Merger: ‘Challenging and Uncertain Macroeconomic Environment’

After decades in business as separate entities, the recently merged company CareerBuilder + Monster has filed for bankruptcy.

The company announced on Tuesday that it had initiated a voluntary Chapter 11 process in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware as business continues to decline. Chapter 11 allows a company to continue operating while it reorganizes its finances and develops a plan to repay its creditors.

“Our business has been affected by a challenging and uncertain macroeconomic environment,” Jeff Furman, CEO of CareerBuilder + Monster, said in a press release. “We determined that initiating this court-supervised sale process is the best path toward maximizing the value of our businesses

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