Recent Bankruptcy Articles page 2

Detroit Free Press - Recently, for example, several Chrysler plants had to close briefly when the Dearborn-based supplier Plastech filed for bankruptcy, as a number of suppliers have had to do in recent years. "It's a very high priority for us," Hinrichs said of a healthy ...

Chicago Tribune - Obama countered that Clinton carried political water for credit card companies in voting for bankruptcy legislation that would have made it harder for consumers to discharge debts. The legislation failed and Clinton voted against a later version of ...

Baltimore Sun - Two months ago, Fieldstone collapsed and filed for bankruptcy, a victim of its apparent overeagerness in making subprime loans. As someone considered indispensable to winding down Fieldstone's affairs, Buczynski was one of only about 20 people still ...

Baltimore Sun - While the country's economic slowdown continues to claim casualties - think subprime lenders and furniture retailers - some are thriving in it. Bankruptcy attorneys are having a business boom. Landlords are gaining renters. And European travelers are ...

Newsday - ... as it's being bought out by Bank of America, Mozilo will rake in $115 million in severance-related compensation. No cheers from the 12,000 Countrywide workers who were laid off, or the tens of thousands of customers facing foreclosure and bankruptcy

Newsday - David Ellentuck ran the business along with Ken Ehrlich, the son of another founder, George Ehrlich, for about a dozen years before the company filed for bankruptcy protection in 2006, and began liquidating. Last year, Ken Ehrlich bought the name and ...

New York Post - NYRA is awaiting the final agreement, which will allow it to emerge from bankruptcy. "While we are disappointed that a final resolution has not been reached, we appreciate the diligent efforts of the Spitzer administration," NYRA chairman C. Steven ...

International Herald Tribune - He said her current opposition to a bankruptcy bill that she previously voted for meant voters can't trust what she says. Clinton suggested Obama did the bidding of the insurance companies and refuses to take responsibility for his votes. And on it ...

San Francisco Gate - If taken to court, Miles said that she might declare bankruptcy. In that way, she may be able to avoid having to pay a court judgment. "I would much rather go on that course than give the recording industry money for something I didn't do," Miles said

Miami Herald - W hen I was Housing and Urban Development secretary in the administration of President George H.W. Bush, we fought against economic pessimism every day in the effort to spread the American dream of homeownership, particularly for moderate- and low ...