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JK Harris to file for bankruptcy
JK Harris & Co. plans to seek bankruptcy protection in Charleston to head off an attempt by the Texas attorney general's office to force the company into receivership, said company founder John K. Harris. The company, a national tax-debt-resolution
Updated: 10/07/2011 12:14A
Avianova bankruptcy spotlights instability in alluring emerging markets
The bankruptcy of Avianova, Russia's fastest-growing LCC, highlights the difficulties of emerging markets that lure investors and their LCC start-ups into complex but evolving sectors with promises of explosive growth. Avianova's bankruptcy follows
Updated: 10/07/2011 12:14A
Keeping the lights on in a down economy
Wary of bankruptcy, Nick Harding closed his store, sold his home and found a new location to breathe fresh life into his business. By Kelley Bouchard kbouchard@mainetoday.com FALMOUTH - A little over a year ago, battered by the recession and a downturn
Updated: 10/07/2011 12:07A
New Kent development files for Chapter 11
He said last year that the project was expected to bring about $500000 in new revenue to New Kent in real estate, personal, business, sales and meals tax in five years. Residences were planned to reflect the architecture of the English countryside to
Updated: 10/07/2011 12:05A
Green Jobs Are a National Scandal
It would be bad enough if this disaster were limited to possible criminality at Solyndra — the solar-panel maker that Obama stimulated with loan guarantees, despite repeated warnings about its rickety finances. “The true engine of economic growth will
Updated: 10/07/2011 12:04A
Future of Slavery museum unlikely
RICHMOND, VA (WTVR)- A 24-page document shows just how much money the US Slavery Museum in Fredericksburg owes its creditors. The museum's chairman, former Virginia governor, Doug Wilder filed for bankruptcy after failing to come up with enough money
Updated: 10/07/2011 12:04A
GM Fairfax plant
When I asked people exiting what they thought of the tour, most just responded saying, “Wow, I had no idea.” The employees of GM and the members of the UAW Local 31 are hard-working, community-minded people who are often given a negative rap.
Updated: 10/06/2011 11:30P
Owners of troubled Fort McMurray condos face uncertain future
EDMONTON - People who own units in Fort McMurray's Penhorwood Condominiums have a difficult choice: Take $70000 now or gamble everything on the potential of more money in the years to come.
Updated: 10/06/2011 11:30P
Analysis: Solyndra casts shadow on U.S. energy loan aid
The Obama administration has marshaled a patchwork of loans, guarantees, tax credits and grants to bridge the gap, trying to use the programs to spur the languishing industry at a time the US economy was in dire need of jobs.
Updated: 10/06/2011 11:01P
A tentative agreement in the works for Philadelphia Orchestra players
A “host of minor issues” remained to be worked out in the 200-page labor pact, Philadelphia Orchestra Association lawyer Lawrence G. McMichael said in US Bankruptcy Court Thursday. “The process of getting though the minutiae” is ongoing,
Updated: 10/06/2011 10:59P
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