How truth became an unfunded liability

Three major car part brands that you bought from are disappearing. Due to the First Brands bankruptcy Raybestos, Centric, and StopTech closed.

First Brands, the owner of auto parts companies like Fram, Trico and Centric, has filed for bankruptcy with debts around $6 billion.

First Brands accumulated billions of dollars in debt, without the lenders knowing much about it. Is a stock market implosion coming?

Johns Manville, Raybestos-Manhattan, Bendix and others orchestrated a massive asbestos cover-up to hide the dangers of asbestos exposure from workers.

StopTech, Centric, and Raybestos are ceasing production of brake parts immediately. Existing stock will be sold through retailers as usual. Operations are ceasing as a result of First Brands Group Chapter 11 bankruptcy and $6 billion debt. It’s the end of an era for a major enthusiast brand: StopTech will cease operations after 27 years in the business of making high-performance brakes, alongside OEM replacement brands Raybestos and Centric.

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