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The Hidden Cost of "Made in China": Tomorrow's American Jobs
On the face of it, the recent bankruptcy of US-based solar panel maker Solyndra, which occurred two years after receiving $535 million in federal loan guarantees, is a perfect opportunity for those seeking to discredit President Obama and cast his
Updated: 10/06/2011 06:40P
INDUSTRY: NJMP Emerges From Bankruptcy
The quantity of tickets sold were up year-over-year for several of our major events, track rentals have been solid and interest in using NJMP as the host site for non-motorsports activities continues to be a hot topic for us.
Updated: 10/06/2011 06:33P
Proskauer Rose LLP | A Moment of Privacy
In fact, this issue has arisen in the bankruptcy context several times since the Toysmart case. However, some privacy policies still do not squarely address the circumstances in which a company is liquidating or dissolving. A few weeks ago,
Updated: 10/06/2011 06:31P
KB Home, Partners Settle Fight Over Las Vegas Project
Oct. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Builders KB Home, Beazer Homes USA Inc. and Toll Brothers Inc. settled a court fight with their partner in a Las Vegas-area development that may make it easier for the $1.2 billion project to exit bankruptcy.
Updated: 10/06/2011 06:24P
Bankruptcy Court Limits the Scope of "Forward Contracts"
2008 (the "October Contract").2 After Debtor filed for bankruptcy on January 20, 2009, the trustee brought a preference action against Plains to recover approximately $808000 in payments that Debtor made to Plains under the February Contracts and
Updated: 10/06/2011 06:21P
Madoff Trustee Sues ABN Amro, Nomura
“The subsequent transfers were derived from investments with BLMIS,” Picard said in the suits, referring to Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC. Picard also filed lawsuits seeking $110 million from KBC Investments Ltd. and $50.1 million from
Updated: 10/06/2011 06:15P
Head of embattled energy loan program, Jonathan Silver, steps down
Last month, the California solar panel manufacturer filed for bankruptcy. Days later, the FBI raided its headquarters in what sources have said is a probe to determine whether the company misled officials in order to obtain federal support.
Updated: 10/06/2011 06:00P
Jonathan Silver to step down after Solyndra controversy
The company declared bankruptcy in August. (Paul Chinn/Getty Images) The head of the US Department of Energy's loan guarantee program, Jonathan Silver, will step down, the Washington Post reports. Silver has come under fire as a result of the
Updated: 10/06/2011 05:56P
Head of embattled energy loan program steps down
The head of the Energy Department's embattled loan program, Jonathan Silver, resigned Thursday after a tumultuous month during which the program's first loan recipient, the solar panel manufacturer Solyndra, declared bankruptcy, leading to a wave of
Updated: 10/06/2011 05:47P
Official Resigns Over Solyndra
The head of the Energy Department's loan-guarantee program has decided to step down. Jonathan Silver had taken heat for the approval of a loan guarantee for the troubled solar company Solyndra, which declared bankruptcy Aug. 31. Rep.
Updated: 10/06/2011 05:42P
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