Prisoners of Debt
Thursday, November 1st, 2007A fresh start with bankruptcy? Big lenders keep sqeezing money out of consumers whose debts were canceled by the courts
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A fresh start with bankruptcy? Big lenders keep sqeezing money out of consumers whose debts were canceled by the courts
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Retiring as a single person presents special challenges. Here are some tips for planning ahead
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The toymaker is recalling more dangerous toys made in China. Its troubles may be a warning sign for other multinationals
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CEO Strauss’ sale of 2.9 million shares five days before the company’s bankruptcy was announced raises plenty of questions
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Your lender may have disappeared but (sorry) your mortgage isn’t going to. Here’s what does happen&mdashand why you should worry
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As homebuilders struggle and houses get harder to sell, builder-bashing gripe sites are grabbing more attention and more traffic
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The ratings agency cut its outlook on the company, citing continued mortgage exposure and litigation risk. Still, S&P thinks Bear has strong liquidity
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Shareholders are fighting "lowball" buyout bids—and finding an ally in the courts
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The rating agency says solid growth should continue for the IT sector, but buyouts could undercut credit quality for industry players
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The SEC is inquiring into the near-collapse of its fund, and Bear Stearns CEO James Cayne’s reputation may be on the line
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