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Going 'green' is good but at a reasonable cost
While this may well become a hot political issue, my initial thought was how many small businesses could have been helped if that $535 million had been loaned by our nation's banks at $50000 per business. We could have helped more than 10000 small
Updated: 09/25/2011 08:17A
Specter of 2008 financial crisis looms again
The 2008 financial crisis sparked by the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in the US is still fresh in the minds' of Korean investors and policymakers. Now eerily similar developments are sweeping the country's financial market as concerns over the debt
Updated: 09/25/2011 07:38A
For the Record: Sept. 26, 2011
Planet Fitness signed a lease for 20000 square feet at 158 W. 27th St. Crown Retail Services' Richard Chera and Jordan Barker represented the tenant, while landlord H+M was represented in-house by Mark Stein and Jason Vacker.
Updated: 09/25/2011 07:15A
The Week on the Web: Code blue for outer-borough hospitals
NYC IS TAKING 628 JOBS FROM NEW JERSEY as British media giant Pearson Plc plans to consolidate some of its New York area operations into Manhattan's Hudson Square neighborhood. Pearson, whose holdings include Pearson Education, Penguin Books and the
Updated: 09/25/2011 07:15A
Poor Credit Auto Loans with Lowest Interest Rates
Car has become a vital need of every adult individual to facilitate commuting problems. Numbers of lenders are ready to offer car loans for poor credit and the competition of theirs' has made it easy and beneficial to have a car loan.
Updated: 09/25/2011 07:12A
Solyndra Could Be Obama's Icarus Moment
The White House clearly wanted to use Solyndra as a poster child for the clean-energy jobs the president promised as part of the 2009 economic stimulus package. Instead, it looks like Solyndra will become congressional Republicans' poster child for
Updated: 09/25/2011 07:05A
Why Solyndra was a failure
Solyndra, a Fremont solar power company that filed for bankruptcy earlier this month, demonstrates the perils of “industrial policy” where the government decides which new industries or start-up companies to support with federal money.
Updated: 09/25/2011 07:03A
Orchestra at a juncture
Now five months old, the Philadelphia Orchestra Association's bankruptcy case has come to a critical fork in the road. Wednesday's hearing before Judge Eric L. Frank was a subdued affair, with only a few lawyers present and no orchestra
Updated: 09/25/2011 07:01A
Hamilton County has rejected other options
To declare bankruptcy, the entire general fund - which pays for basic county services including the courts and jail - would have to be depleted. Commissioners have said the county's reputation would be ruined if it declared bankruptcy, and they have
Updated: 09/25/2011 06:36A
Greece 'will never go bankrupt'
During an IMF meeting in Washington dominated by fears that Greek debt woes could trigger a wider European crisis, threatening banks and hurting the world economy, Venizelos dismissed any talk of bankruptcy. "Greece will always be in the euro and
Updated: 09/25/2011 06:25A
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