Linqto, a buzzy fintech that promised Main Street investors early access to Silicon Valley’s hottest private companies, has crashed. The company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Texas and is now ...

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Collapsed fintech startup Linqto Inc. won court permission to try to sell valuable stakes in hard-to-acquire, private companies so it can fund its bankruptcy case.

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The chapter 11 case of investment platform Linqto will remain in Houston, a bankruptcy judge ruled Tuesday, rejecting a major shareholder’s request to move the proceedings to Delaware. Linqto ...