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Marilyn Monroe Related Bankruptcy: Rare Photographs To Be Auctioned [GALLERY]
AP via Daily Mail It's unbelievable to think that this photograph of Marilyn Monroe, one of the century's most iconic women who passed away 50 years ago, is only now being released to the masses. Having been locked up in court battles for more than two
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:52P
Oil Billionaire's Charity, Backing Obama, Sought Solyndra in Tulsa
6 by the Fremont, California- based company, which had a $535 million US loan guarantee, has spurred inquiries from Republicans in Congress who say President Barack Obama's administration may have rushed the support in part because of Kaiser,
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:42P
FISHY: California Democratic Party Among Solyndra's Creditors
AP By Jim McElhatton, Washington Times Out of the hundreds of out-of-work employees, vendors, investors and other creditors in the bankruptcy of government-backed solar-panel maker Solyndra LLC, one name stands out: the California Democratic Party.
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:42P
Our view: Loan program is not the problem
They say the loan program doesn't work, and they've capitalized on the recent bankruptcy declaration by a company called Solyndra as a perfect example. Solyndra is a company that applied for a government loan in 2006, but that loan request never was
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:34P
Vacant downtown Days Inn building posted for foreclosure
The old downtown Days Inn building has been posted for foreclosure, but the owner's bankruptcy filing may have bought it some time. New Era Hospitality, an investor group that bought the long-deserted building in 2008 with plans to renovate it into an
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:29P
Tom Martino: Allegations of shifting assets involving past bankruptcy filing
worth $4.3 million, furnishings and art worth $750000, three aircraft with combined value of $725000, Friesian horses worth $100000, a Bentley Arnage car worth $200000, cash accounts holding $4.6 million and real estate equity of $11.7 million.
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:26P
Financial glossary: A-C
The bond states when a loan must be repaid and what interest the borrower (issuer) must pay to the holder. They can be issued by companies, banks or governments to raise money. Banks and investors buy and trade bonds. Bull market A bull market is one
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:25P
SolarCity says Solyndra fallout puts $1B project at risk
Scrutiny of the loan program that gave Solyndra $535 million in federal money and guarantees has delayed approval of a $275 million guarantee that Foster City-based SolarCity says it need for the military contract. The company said it was offered the
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:13P
Republicans 'exploiting' Solyndra to strip renewables funding
Republicans in the US House of Representatives are exploiting the bankruptcy of solar panel manufacturer Solyndra to strip funding for the Department of Energy's (DOE) loan guarantee programme for renewable energy, according to Democratic legislators.
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:13P
SolarCity DOE Loan Guarantee In Jeopardy
The ticking clock – and fallout from the Solyndra bankruptcy – appears to have claimed another loan-guarantee victim. SolarCity said the US Department of Energy (DOE) told it that a $275 million guarantee
Updated: 09/26/2011 12:10P
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