American Capital Holding Short-Circuits
Street.Com - A company in which American Capital Strategies ( ACAS - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr ) has invested $45 million in recent years may now be facing bankruptcy. Constar International, an electrical-services contractor based in Norwood, Mass., unexpectedly
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New Jersey developers go to bankruptcy court over $100 million Medford
CNBC - WASHINGTON - A bankruptcy-court battle is brewing as a pair of New Jersey real-estate developers square off over the rights to a contested development project in southern New Jersey valued at more than $100 million. The dispute, outlined in papers
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Barack Obama Sees Opening to Overtake Clinton in Iowa, 'Statistically
FOX News - He wants to provide tax cuts up to $1,000 for working families, expand the Family and Medical Leave Act, create a fund to prevent foreclosures, reform bankruptcy laws and enroll workers in portable retirement accounts. In an indirect reference to
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Judge says Interstate Bakeries can seek creditor approval for plan to
CNBC - KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Interstate Bakeries Corp., the maker of Hostess Twinkies and Wonder Bread, won clearance Wednesday to seek creditors' approval of a reorganization plan for exiting three years of bankruptcy. A judge gave the Kansas City-based food
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Obama unveils plan to revamp nation's bankruptcy laws, make college
MSN MoneyCentral - BETTENDORF, Iowa (AP) - Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama is promoting a package of ideas he says are aimed at halting growing income inequity. The proposals include an overhaul of bankruptcy laws, and tax breaks to make college more
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A Gallery s Money Crisis, and Shaken Trust
New York Times - Last week, the gallery filed for bankruptcy, as did its principal dealer, Lawrence B. Salander, and his wife, Julie. Among the creditors the Salanders listed were two banks and several plaintiffs in suits against the gallery. Mr. Resika s reaction
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