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Solar projects in AZ get OK for guarantees
30 deadline, despite controversy over the bankruptcy of loan recipient Solyndra LLC. • Agua Caliente, a 290MW project in Yuma County, received a $967 million loan guarantee in August. That project, majority owned by NRG Energy to supply PG&E,
Updated: 10/09/2011 03:06A
Moving up
Jody A. Corrales has joined Gust Rosenfeld's Tucson office, in the law firm's bankruptcy and creditors' rights practice. Previously, Corrales worked for the nation's largest consumer bankruptcy firm and was the managing attorney for its Arizona offices
Updated: 10/09/2011 03:06A
David Benda: Financial saga of Gaia Hotel continues
Three weeks after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, parent company Atman Hospitality Group is battling its largest creditor, Far East National Bank, to keep the Gaia open. The 122-room hotel on the Sacramento River near the
Updated: 10/09/2011 03:03A
Deroy Murdock: Solar dreams and nightmares
31 bankruptcy transformed 1100 green jobs into pink slips and marinated taxpayers in $527 million of red ink. But many green-jobs programs that have not been raided by the FBI -- as befell Solyndra last Sept. 8 -- nonetheless are fiscally reckless
Updated: 10/09/2011 02:32A
Greece must give up sovereignty to get more help - paper
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece is near bankruptcy and must give up part of its sovereignty to obtain the large debt forgiveness it needs to survive, a leading conservative member of German parliament was quoted as saying on Saturday.
Updated: 10/09/2011 02:04A
Greece must give up sovereignty to get more help
Greece is near bankruptcy and must give up part of its sovereignty to obtain the large debt forgiveness it needs to survive, a leading conservative member of German parliament was quoted as saying on Saturday. Greece is near bankruptcy and must give up
Updated: 10/09/2011 01:06A
Emails raise fresh questions on $535 million Solyndra loan
(RTRS): An Obama administration appointee at the US Energy Department pressed White House analysts to sign off on a $535 million loan to Solyndra even though his wife worked for the failed solar panel maker's law firm, according to internal emails made
Updated: 10/09/2011 12:59A
Irish bankrupt sued for $3.5m over oilfield deal
Ronald Organ, one of the associates, also unaware of Mr Collier's bankruptcy status, said he believed he "made genuine efforts to raise the money" before the deal fell through. In Mr Collier's case, he was found liable for damages for "common law fraud
Updated: 10/08/2011 11:57P
In Jewish Times bankruptcy, longtime collaborators become foes
What had appeared to be a successful business relationship has become a "nasty, 50-year-old marriage," as Buerger put it. Things had gotten so bad between Buerger, publisher of the Jewish Times and Style magazine, and Roebuck, president of HG Roebuck
Updated: 10/08/2011 11:22P
Opinion: 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 10:17P
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