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House probes failed solar firm
The company has since filed for bankruptcy, leaving taxpayers on the hook for the $528 million loan. Solyndra Inc. was a major presence in Washington and spent millions lobbying the federal government, particularly about the Energy Department's loan
Updated: 09/15/2011 05:03A
Borders epilogue: 'We were in perpetual crisis'
In 2007, the book industry morphed again when Amazon introduced its Kindle electronic reader. "No one foresaw what e-books would do to physical book sales," Edwards said. The Kindle and Apple's popular iPad "turned the world upside down.
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:44A
Panel probes solar loan
But the company has since filed for bankruptcy and shed 1100 workers, saying it couldn't compete with foreign manufacturers of solar panels. Documents reviewed by The Associated Press show Solyndra spent nearly $2 million lobbying the federal
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:38A
FSA makes man behind £4.8m unauthorised fund bankrupt
The Financial Services Authority has forced Darren John Upton into bankruptcy after he failed to pay funds for investors in a £4.8 million unauthorised investment scheme. Upton, who works for Upton & Co
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:37A
September 15: High time Europe cut Greek freeloaders loose
Today, as the Greek economy plunges towards bankruptcy and their beleaguered Socialist Prime Minister George Papandreou tries to calm the Eurozone leaders by promising new austerity measures and taxes, we would be foolish to take their offers at face
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:20A
Agree Realty Finding Signs of Life After Borders
s Borders property in Columbia, MD, has been assigned by Borders to Books-A-Million Inc. in an agreement approved by the bankruptcy court. A Books-A-Million store is expected to be opened at the property after the completion of the Columbia Borders
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:20A
MANCHESTER CITY 1 NAPOLI 1: KOLAROV TAKES THE LEADING ROLE
NAPOLI'S Hollywood film mogul president Aurelio De Laurentiis would have approved of the script - a bunch of football A-listers given a smack in the teeth by the club he rescued from bankruptcy seven years ago.
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:18A
May Kunmakara and Don Weinland
Finished men's shirts hang on a clothing rack at a garment factory in Phnom Penh earlier this year. The government has called for a number of shuttered garment factories to declare formal bankruptcy. Bloomberg THE Cambodian government is calling on 22
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:15A
FSA forces bankruptcy over £1.2m Ucis repayments
City regulator forces man behind £4.8m unregulated scheme into bankruptcy to "maximise the return of any funds to investors in the most efficient and cost-effective way". The Financial Services Authority has made Darren John Upton bankrupt after he
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:10A
Dallas Stars owner Tom Hicks plans to file bankruptcy paves way for new
According to latest reports, Tom Hicks has received the approval from a majority of the teams' stakeholders and creditors to file for bankruptcy in a Delaware court, which could be as soon as Thursday, September 15. After the teams' creditors vote in
Updated: 09/15/2011 04:09A
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