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Where is Europe's 'firewall'?
Health workers demonstrate in Athens ahead of a vote in Parliament on a new bill to stave off bankruptcy. Editor's note: Desmond Lachman is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and he was formally a
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:45A

Solyndra, Lehman, Innkeepers, Doral, Jameson: Bankruptcy
Updates Lehman; adds Jameson Inns, Cagle's and Las Vegas Mob Museum in New Filings; Harrisburg in Updates; Wastequip in Watch List; and sections on Law Firm News and Daily Podcast.) Oct. 20 (Bloomberg) -- September showed the first sign of an increase
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:43A

GSI Group continues recovery, refinances debt
GSI Group Inc., a laser technology company in Bedford, has entered into a new $80 million credit agreement to refinance its existing debt, the company reported, a little more than year after emerging from bankruptcy.
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:38A

Is wind power worth it?
Most of the backlash against renewable energy lately has invoved solar power, largely because of the recent bankruptcy filing by the California solar panel maker Solyndra. But Robert Bryce, an analyst at the Manhattan Institute, takes a swipe at wind
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:32A

Judge backs Lehman derivative deal with BofA
Judge James Peck of US Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan approved the compromise, which also calls for Bank of America to drop an appeal of a $500 million judgment against it and return $356 million for a claim in that proceeding. Lehman has been settling
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:29A

Greek protesters opposing 'austerity laws' take to Athens streets again today
By Daily Mail Reporter Greek protesters have taken to the streets of Athens for a second successive day over the country's rescue package which might not be enough to save Greece from bankruptcy. Angry protesters swelled into a crowd of thousands
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:25A

Take 2: Innkeepers strikes new deal
Innkeepers' fixed-rate debt serviced by Midland Loan Services will be modified to US$675 million. Meantime, Lehman ALI, the holder of the company's floating-rate mortgages, will receive a cash payment of approximately US$224 million.
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:24A

APNewsBreak: Greek 2nd rescue deal seen not enough (AP)
BERLIN – Greece's international creditors warn that a second rescue package tentatively agreed in July may not be enough to save the country from bankruptcy, but believe Athens should nevertheless get its next batch of bailout loans, according to a
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:21A

Greek 2nd rescue deal seen not enough
AP BERLIN — Greece's international creditors warn that a second rescue package tentatively agreed in July may not be enough to save the country from bankruptcy, but believe Athens should nevertheless get its next batch of
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:17A

APNewsBreak: Greek 2nd rescue deal seen not enough
AP National News Video More>> By GABRIELE STEINHAUSER and JUERGEN BAETZ AP BERLIN (AP) - Greece's international creditors warn that a second rescue package tentatively agreed in July may not be enough to save the country from bankruptcy,
Updated: 10/20/2011 08:16A

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