Oct 9 2014, 12:14 ET Squashing hopes that today's hearing would unearth crucial details about GT Advanced's (GTAT +2.3%) Chap. 11 filing, a lawyer representing the company stated a confidentiality agreement prevents it from sharing the cause of its bankruptcy, or its restructuring plan. The agreement, said to put GT on the hook for $50M in damages per violation, almost certainly involves Apple, which is famous for demanding airtight secrecy from suppliers. A lawyer from the DOJ's bankruptcy watchdog criticized GT's request. "The record is insufficient for the court to find what the court needs to find
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