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House Panel Set To Question Chu On Solyndra Loan
Energy Secretary Steven Chu is likely to face sharp questions Thursday as the House Energy and Commerce Committee continues investigating a half-billion-dollar federal loan received by solar panel maker Solyndra Inc. The company later
Updated: 11/17/2011 04:18A
Italy's Monti set to unveil debt plan
Monti, who replaced Silvio Berlusconi as prime minister, is expected to easily win the votes, but could face a political backlash when he moves to implement painful and long-delayed economic reforms. The former European commissioner said his new team
Updated: 11/17/2011 04:15A
Snyder firm bankrupt: New filing follows suit from partners seeking to
The filing is the latest in a bumpy road for 500 Westbrook LLC, and comes as a lawsuit from Snyder's business partners looms over the company, threatening to dissolve it altogether. Snyder, 40, is the son of developer Arthur Snyder, who bought run-down
Updated: 11/17/2011 04:12A
Henrico man pleads guilty to forging court order
16. Court records show Hiteshew admitted using a fraudulent bankruptcy court order during his attempted purchase of a new home. At the time, Hiteshew was in bankruptcy and was subject to a court order restricting the amount of debt he could incur.
Updated: 11/17/2011 04:07A
Monti to unveil crisis game plan
Rome: Italy's new Prime Minister Mario Monti was set to unveil his economic programme Thursday while facing an early challenge in the form of a trade union strike over reforms aimed at staving off bankruptcy. Italy's new Prime Minister Mario Monti.
Updated: 11/17/2011 04:05A
Can Crystal Cathedral survive without its church?
A federal bankruptcy court judge will decide on Thursday whether the cherished home of the "Hour of Power" broadcast is sold to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange or a local university that will let followers continue to flock there.
Updated: 11/17/2011 03:55A
FOX5 Vegas - KVVUCan Crystal Cathedral survive without its church?
A federal bankruptcy court judge will decide on Thursday whether the cherished home of the "Hour of Power" broadcast is sold to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange or a local university that will let followers continue to flock there.
Updated: 11/17/2011 03:50A
CBS 3 Springfield - WSHMCan Crystal Cathedral survive without its church?
A federal bankruptcy court judge will decide on Thursday whether the cherished home of the "Hour of Power" broadcast is sold to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange or a local university that will let followers continue to flock there.
Updated: 11/17/2011 03:47A
ISDA Master Agreements and the Enforceability of Set-Off Under NY Law
The case law shows a clear and consistent line being drawn by the Bankruptcy Court of New York. Set-off clauses have limited effectiveness within a bankruptcy situation and practitioners are now on notice that the fundamental prerequisite of any
Updated: 11/17/2011 03:47A
Crystal Cathedral churchgoers fear losing property to Catholic diocese would
As the ministry famous for its “Hour of Power” television program muddles through bankruptcy, churchgoers face the possibility... (Associated Press) This Oct. 27, 2011 photo shows the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Calif. As the ministry famous for
Updated: 11/17/2011 03:43A
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