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Harrisburg Judge to Oversee City's Disputed Bankruptcy Case
Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's disputed bankruptcy will be overseen by the city's chief US bankruptcy judge as lawyers for the city, state and creditors said they intend to join the case. US Bankruptcy Judge Mary D.
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:29P
Saab Receives Funding From Youngman Automotive
After being overseen by a judge in the Swedish equivalent of bankruptcy (called “voluntary reorganization”), word was that Chinese investment partner Pang Da was no longer interested. Much-needed bridge money was being withheld.
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:28P
Harrisburg Weighs Bankruptcy vs. 'Fiscal Suicide'
“Taxes are going to go sky high.” As protesters from New York to Los Angeles stage sit-ins demanding that Wall Street atone for the economic collapse, this state capital is debating its own version of the dilemma: how to share the burden among a city
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:27P
Nassau succeeds in converting Chap. 7 bankruptcy to Chap. 11 (reorganization)
From today's TRI Newsletter: In mid-September, Nassau's three main creditors, including Goldman Sachs, petitioned for Chapter 7 bankruptcy status, which is liquidation. The creditors claimed that Nassau had failed to submit an agreed-upon Chapter 11
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:24P
Capital of Pennsylvania files for bankruptcy
The city of Harrisburg, Pa., filed for bankruptcy protection Wednesday, which supporters characterized as the only alternative to a state takeover that would force the city to use its most lucrative assets to pay off Wall Street
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:22P
Solyndra boss quits as struggling company turns to celebrity bankruptcy
Solyndra, which collapsed despite a US government loan of $535million, now wants to appoint a high-profile bankruptcy expert at the helm of the embattled company. Solyndra asked the bankruptcy court to let it hire R. Todd Neilson of Berkeley Research
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:21P
Solyndra boss Brian Harrison quits as struggling company turns to celebrity
Solyndra, which collapsed despite a US government loan of $535million, now wants to appoint a high-profile bankruptcy expert at the helm of the embattled company. Solyndra asked the bankruptcy court to let it hire R. Todd Neilson of Berkeley Research
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:20P
Solyndra's CEO Steps Down Amid Growing Scandal
(AP Photo) Brian Harrison, the chief executive of Solyndra – the solar energy firm that filed for bankruptcy last month after receiving a $528 million federal loan – has stepped down in the wake of multiple investigations into the company that threaten
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:20P
CEO resigns from scandal-plagued Solyndra
DOVER, Delaware - The CEO of a California solar energy company that sought bankruptcy protection after receiving a $528 million loan guarantee from the Obama administration has resigned. Solyndra Inc. said in papers filed in
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:18P
Herman Cain and Wall Street Mobs…
The intellectual bankruptcy and childish behavior of the protesters provide a jaw-dropping contrast to Herman Cain, whose “only in America” success story gives breath to his pro-liberty and pro-America message, not to mention his Tea Party-type
Updated: 10/13/2011 02:15P
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