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By REUTERS The Los Angeles Dodgers have proposed an auction of the right to broadcast the baseball team's games in a bid to bring in billions of dollars to stabilize its finances and end its bankruptcy. The team also demanded a slew of documents from
Updated: 09/17/2011 02:07P
Venizelos Says Greek Government Prepared for 'Serious' Decisions
Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos dismissed talk of the country declaring bankruptcy and said Premier George Papandreou cancelled a visit to the US to be ready to take quick decisions in the
Updated: 09/17/2011 02:02P
Los Angeles Dodgers seek media rights auction
(Reuters) - The Los Angeles Dodgers have proposed an auction of the right to broadcast the baseball team's games in a bid to bring in billions of dollars to stabilize its finances and end its bankruptcy. The team also demanded a slew of documents from
Updated: 09/17/2011 01:26P
GM, UAW reach tentative agreement on new four-year contract
AP General Motors Co. and the United Auto Workers, sobered by the government bailout and bankruptcy just two years ago, agreed on a new four-year contract without the public acrimony or strikes that have plagued the talks in the past.
Updated: 09/17/2011 01:17P
NATION: GM, autoworkers reach a contract deal; more jobs, pay
Late Friday night, the UAW and General Motors reached a deal on a tentative labor agreement covering 49000 US workers that gives a long-awaited glimpse into what the post-bankruptcy Detroit auto industry — and union — will look like.
Updated: 09/17/2011 01:12P
Department of Labor Investigating Solyndra
The Department of Labor has become the latest federal agency to open an inquiry into the bankruptcy of Solyndra, the solar panel manufacturer in Fremont that President Obama once hailed as “a
Updated: 09/17/2011 01:00P
European trade union protest against low wages draws 50000 in Poland
The peaceful march in downtown Wroclaw was timed to coincide with an informal meeting of European finance ministers who discussed the threat of bankruptcy of some eurozone nations, like Greece. ( no / Associated Press ) - Tens of thousands of trade
Updated: 09/17/2011 12:48P
Europe trade union protest draws 50000 in Poland
The peaceful march in downtown Wroclaw was timed to coincide with an informal meeting of European finance ministers who discussed the threat of bankruptcy of some eurozone nations, like Greece. Activists came from Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany,
Updated: 09/17/2011 12:41P
GM-UAW tentative deal: $5000 signing bonus, more jobs, 2nd-tier wage hike
Late Friday night, the UAW and General Motors reached a deal on a tentative labor agreement covering 49000 US workers that gives a long-awaited glimpse into what the post-bankruptcy Detroit auto industry — and union — will look like.
Updated: 09/17/2011 12:40P
Debate over Denar's Fixed Exchange Rate
The Macedonian Chambers of Commerce (MCC) says that playing with the Denar exchange rate could be dangerous for the country's economy, resulting in bankruptcy of many entities. "The Denar exchange rate should not be discussed in the current economic
Updated: 09/17/2011 12:32P
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