SYRACUSE, N.Y. The deadline for bids to acquire 79 supermarkets in the Northeast operated by the bankrupt Penn Traffic Co. has been extended for six more weeks.
After getting a request for extra time from New York Sen. Charles Schumer, the supermarket chain’s largest lender, GE Capital, agreed to extend Monday’s deadline for potential buyout offers until the end of January.
Syracuse-based Penn Traffic filed for bankruptcy in November and wants to sell most or all of its assets. It operates 79 P&C, Quality Markets and BiLo stores in New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont and New Hampshire and employs 5,739 people.
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