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Solyndra seeks more time for bids
Solyndra LLC has asked federal bankruptcy court in Delaware for more time to find a buyer, saying it has contacted 100 portential but has no initial bidders yet. The Fremont company filed a request Friday that would give it until Oct. 25 to accept bids
Updated: 09/18/2011 05:45P
Fury over Solyndra loan threatens to sunset solar investments
Political fury over a failed $535 million loan guarantee to an Obama administration-backed solar company is threatening to poison the well for future green investments. The Obama administration is doubling
Updated: 09/18/2011 05:35P
Former Howrey chairman takes litigation role at Winston & Strawn
Lateral hiring is “the number one tactic firms are using now to acquire expertise or talent or people with books of business,” said Altman Weil principal Tom Clay. “I don't see any reason that trend will slow or abate. It'll only increase.
Updated: 09/18/2011 05:24P
Paul Ryan Calls Solyndra Loan 'Crony Capitalism'
(NewsCore) - The fallout over the half-billion dollar loan to a now-bankrupt solar panel company by the Obama administration shows the government should get out of the business for good of "picking winners and losers," some prominent Republicans said
Updated: 09/18/2011 04:19P
Paul Ryan Criticizes Solyndra Loan
(NewsCore) - The fallout over the half-billion dollar loan to a now-bankrupt solar panel company by the Obama administration shows the government should get out of the business for good of "picking winners and losers," some prominent Republicans said
Updated: 09/18/2011 04:16P
Solyndra wants more time to find a buyer
Republican lawmakers have accused the Obama administration of ignoring signs of financial trouble at the company in its haste to grant the loan guarantee. The company said in documents filed late on Friday with Delaware's bankruptcy court that it now
Updated: 09/18/2011 04:03P
After solar company's bankruptcy, area projects defend loans [Desert Dispatch
18--The late-August bankruptcy of solar panel manufacturer Solyndra Inc. has created conversation among energy companies about the stability of the Department of Energy's loan program. Solyndra -- one of the earliest companies to receive funding from
Updated: 09/18/2011 03:32P
Mobile man gets 10 months in prison for forging bankruptcy judge's signature
By Brendan Kirby, Press-Register MOBILE, Alabama — A Mobile man who forged a bankruptcy judge's signature on a document that he submitted in a child support case must go to prison for 10 months, a federal judge in Mobile ruled last week.
Updated: 09/18/2011 03:06P
New $967 million Department of Energy Loan to Generate 410 Jobs
(YBH) – Missed in the whirlwind of coverage over Solyndra, Inc.'s bankruptcy filing is the $967 million loan the DOE approved last month for Agua Caliente Solar, LLC. According to the DOE's own press release the loan will generate “400
Updated: 09/18/2011 02:51P
Last Borders shoppers wistful, looking for deals
Amid upbeat jazz music and large red-and-yellow signs announcing the "Final Days" of the Borders in Queens in New York City, customers snagged deals on used chairs and coffee machines. At a Borders in Cincinnati, readers were eager to grab book titles
Updated: 09/18/2011 02:13P
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