This is like calling a heart transplant an everyday affair. It's deeply incorrect. Corporate reorganizations under bankrupcy law do happen, but they are rare,

This is like calling a heart transplant an everyday affair. It's deeply incorrect. Corporate reorganizations under bankrupcy law do happen, but they are rare, newsworthy, and very disruptive to workers (at a minimum, their pension and health benefits are renegotiated). Shareholders being wiped out is not normal, and retirement funds -- or really, the stock market at all -- would not work if it was.