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5 Museum closed: Washington's National Air and Space Museum closed Saturday after demonstrators tried to enter the building with signs and at least one person was pepper-sprayed. A number of groups have been demonstrating in the city in the past week,
Updated: 10/08/2011 10:17P
Stop throwing away money on green jobs
A California state agency will suspend giving sales-tax exemptions to renewable energy manufacturers in the wake of the scandalous bankruptcy of Solyndra, the Fremont-based maker of solar panels that received a $535 million federal loan guarantee
Updated: 10/08/2011 10:02P
Battle, Winslow, Scott & Wiley law firm celebrates its centennial
The all-purpose firm is a member of Meritas, an alliance of independent business law firms in 60 countries that offers high quality worldwide legal services. The law firm was founded in 1911 by Kemp D. Battle and Frances E. Winslow, who practiced
Updated: 10/08/2011 09:51P
Parent Company of El Torito, Chevys and Acapulco Files for Bankruptcy
Real Mex Restaurants, Inc and all of its subsidiaries have announced that it will be filing for bankruptcy. The corporation has announced that, under Chapter 11, they will go through a restructuring and reorganization of their properties.
Updated: 10/08/2011 08:14P
A bumpy ride in the world's largest car market
In 2009, the company was bogged down in bankruptcy in the US, yet the following year GM sold one million cars - Chevrolets, Buicks and Cadillacs - in China. In fact, GM sold more cars in China than in the US that year. AMERICAN WHEELS, CHINESE ROADS:
Updated: 10/08/2011 07:37P
Solar companies say demand is on the bright side
The factory is the Spanish firm's first in North America, and it expects to start production of solar converters and wind generators this year. By Thomas Contenttcontent@Journalsentinel.Com A group tours the new facilities at Ingeteam, a maker of solar
Updated: 10/08/2011 07:06P
Rural CO wireless provider files for bankruptcy
(AP) - A rural wireless provider filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection owes the federal government $73.5 million for a loan meant to bring utilities to rural areas. The Denver Post reports (http://bit.ly/p5fcBV ) Greenwood Village-based Open Range
Updated: 10/08/2011 06:15P
Rural CO wireless provider files for bankruptcy; owes $73.5 million on federal
The USDA says it will work with the department of justice to ensure the remaining balance is paid off. The company lists $114 million in assets and $110 million in debts according to bankruptcy documents filed Thursday.
Updated: 10/08/2011 05:58P
When might filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy be a bad idea?
I am a bankruptcy attorney in Arizona, and clients frequently come to me hoping to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy to expunge most of their debt. But Chapter 7 isn't for everyone.
Updated: 10/08/2011 05:10P
US Bankruptcy Court
Jason Paul Delile and Carrollyn Amanda Delile, aka Carrollyn Amanda Mock, Carrollyn Amanda O'Neal, Mandy Mock, Mandy O'Neal, Carrollyn Amanda Mock Delile. Amarillo. Chapter 7 nonbusiness/consumer. David Lee Perry Jr and Misty Gail Perry,
Updated: 10/08/2011 04:47P
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