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Borders Intellectual Property Sale Delayed By Privacy Issue
US Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn in Manhattan court today adjourned a hearing to approve the sale, saying changes are required after a report by a privacy expert was filed in court yesterday. Barnes & Noble won the auction to buy most of the trademarks
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:31P

Dire financial straits
Sources told Daily Times on Thursday that the state-owned oil giant has urged the Ministry of Finance to look into this critical issue as the company is facing a series of financial straits and it will be hard to run its affairs in coming days.
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:26P

Unfair World
Everybody's living beyond their moral means, but whether that's some reflection of Greece's fiscal bankruptcy is up for debate. A marked change of tone from Tsitos' previous work (the 2009 comedy Plato's Academy), Unfair World is an odd attempt to
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:22P

Blank Rome LLP | Single Employer Liability Arising From WARN Act Violations
The court admonishes that entanglement in everyday business operations of borrowers and far-removed affiliates may create liability under the WARN Act for plant closings and mass layoffs. An employer subject to the WARN Act is defined as a "business
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:22P

Court approves bidding procedures for Stars
A bankruptcy court in Delaware today approved bidding procedures concerning the sale of the Dallas Stars. Bids are due 30 days from today. An auction would be held November 21 in Dallas and according to court documents, a confirmation
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:22P

Neil C. Gordon New President of the National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees
The NABT is one of the major professional organizations in the field of bankruptcy law. Trustee members work to promote the integrity and fair administration of the nation's bankruptcy laws. "Over 1 million Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases are filed
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:22P

Borders Intellectual Property Sale Delayed by Privacy Issue, Judge Says
US Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn in Manhattan today adjourned a hearing to approve the sale, saying changes are required after a report by a privacy expert was filed in court yesterday. Barnes & Noble won the auction to buy most of the trademarks and
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:17P

Borders' IP sale to Barnes Noble on hold
Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn said at a hearing he needed more time to decide whether the policy covers longer-standing customers and whether certain customers must give their consent before the sale can close. Barnes & Noble won the bulk of Borders'
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:13P

National Slavery Museum files for bankruptcy
Richmond, VA (WTVR) - Another Chapter in the US National Slavery Museum controversy is playing out … this time in Federal Court. The museum - founded by former governor Doug Wilder and including a board which includes actor comedian Bill Cosby,
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:10P

Privacy issue delays Borders intellectual property sale
US Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn in Manhattan court Thursday adjourned a hearing to approve the sale, saying changes are required after a report by a privacy expert was filed in court Wednesday. Barnes & Noble won the auction to buy most of the
Updated: 09/22/2011 06:09P

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