Tuesday Morning Corp. has struck a settlement with investment firms that had tried to convince fellow trade creditors of the bankrupt off-price retailer to vote against a restructuring proposal, resolving the dispute as the company prepares to exit chapter 11.

The firms led by Invictus Global Management LLC agreed to drop an appeal, vote in favor of Tuesday Morning’s chapter 11 plan and encourage fellow unsecured creditors to do the same, according to the settlement outlined in papers filed Monday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court…

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