The Lessons from Kumho Asiana’s Hard Landing - Digital Chosunilbo
Kumho Asiana Group, Korea’s eighth-largest conglomerate, has decided to put two of its flagship units under a creditor-led debt workout program. Kumho Industrial and Kumho Tire will undergo capital reduction and have their debt transformed into
Examining 2009 in the Neighborhoods - Houston Community Newspapers
The national headlines were all about Houston being the first major U.S. city to elect an openly gay mayor. But in reality, Annise Parker had avoided that issue and ran on her record as a city councilmember and controller. Despite more effective
The turbulent life and times of loan rider Mick Doohan - News.com.au
MICK Doohan appeared earlier this year in a courtroom witness box, sharply dressed in a dark suit and striped tie. He looked more like a senior investment banker than a five-time world 500cc motorcycle GP winner. He sounded like a businessman too, as
Analyst says YRC could close doors this weekend - The Sun News
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — An analyst said Wednesday that YRC Worldwide Inc., one of the nation’s largest trucking companies, could file for bankruptcy and close its doors as early as this weekend despite its effort to complete a critical debt-to
Treasury pumps another $3.8 billion into GMAC - Pioneer Press
WASHINGTON — The government gave GMAC Financial Services another $3.8 billion in cash and took a majority stake in the auto lender, aiming to stabilize the company as it struggles with big losses in its Richfield-based home mortgage unit. The fresh
Gov’t gives GMAC $3.8 billion in new aid - Pioneer Press
WASHINGTON — The government today provided a fresh $3.8 billion cash infusion to stabilize GMAC Financial Services as the financing company struggles with hefty losses in its Richfield-based home mortgage unit. The Treasury Department said the new
Market Directions: 2010 - RenewableEnergyWorld.com
Renewable energy consultant Nadav Enbar may have offered the understatement of the year when he described 2009 as “pretty messy.” Messy, indeed. Projects were scaled back, postponed or cancelled altogether; sources of finance dried up almost
The Lessons from Kumho Asiana’s Hard Landing - Digital Chosunilbo
Kumho Asiana Group, Korea’s eighth-largest conglomerate, has decided to put two of its flagship units under a creditor-led debt workout program. Kumho Industrial and Kumho Tire will undergo capital reduction and have their debt transformed into
Examining 2009 in the Neighborhoods - Houston Community Newspapers
The national headlines were all about Houston being the first major U.S. city to elect an openly gay mayor. But in reality, Annise Parker had avoided that issue and ran on her record as a city councilmember and controller. Despite more effective
The turbulent life and times of loan rider Mick Doohan - News.com.au
MICK Doohan appeared earlier this year in a courtroom witness box, sharply dressed in a dark suit and striped tie. He looked more like a senior investment banker than a five-time world 500cc motorcycle GP winner. He sounded like a businessman too, as
Analyst says YRC could close doors this weekend - The Sun News
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — An analyst said Wednesday that YRC Worldwide Inc., one of the nation’s largest trucking companies, could file for bankruptcy and close its doors as early as this weekend despite its effort to complete a critical debt-to
Treasury pumps another $3.8 billion into GMAC - Pioneer Press
WASHINGTON — The government gave GMAC Financial Services another $3.8 billion in cash and took a majority stake in the auto lender, aiming to stabilize the company as it struggles with big losses in its Richfield-based home mortgage unit. The fresh
Gov’t gives GMAC $3.8 billion in new aid - Pioneer Press
WASHINGTON — The government today provided a fresh $3.8 billion cash infusion to stabilize GMAC Financial Services as the financing company struggles with hefty losses in its Richfield-based home mortgage unit. The Treasury Department said the new
Market Directions: 2010 - RenewableEnergyWorld.com
Renewable energy consultant Nadav Enbar may have offered the understatement of the year when he described 2009 as “pretty messy.” Messy, indeed. Projects were scaled back, postponed or cancelled altogether; sources of finance dried up almost