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SunPower Files for Bankruptcy, Plans Asset Sale or Wind Down
In a dramatic turn of events, SunPower, once a leading name in the solar energy industry, has filed for bankruptcy protection, marking a significant shift in the renewable energy sector. The company, which has been a prominent player in the push towards sustainable energy, announced its decision to either sell off its assets or wind down its remaining operations as part of a restructuring plan aimed at addressing its financial turmoil.
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