2015-04-10
A judge gave permission for lawyers in charge of long-dead manufacturer Yarway Corp. to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to individuals who said the company exposed them to asbestos.
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2015-04-10
A judge gave permission for lawyers in charge of long-dead manufacturer Yarway Corp. to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to individuals who said the company exposed them to asbestos.
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2015-04-10
My school bookstore asked me to identify my fall book choices the other day, which reminded me that I had intended to comment on the new book
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2015-04-10
Bloomberg recently reported on Robinhood, a relatively new startup focused on no-fee online trading.
2015-04-09
JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon tried to defend his bank's size and scope by suggesting that community banks are just as vulnerable in a crisis.
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2015-04-09
According to an article in the
Read More from: Diane L. Drain - Phoenix Bankruptcy & Foreclosure Attorney
2015-04-09
While the CFPB's proposed rules may force payday lenders to adjust their business models, well-meaning ones should be able to operate in this new framework.
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2015-04-09
Imagine the surprise of getting up in the morning and finding that your car has been repossessed.
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2015-04-09
Bankruptcy professionals are scrambling to find a buyer who will save Fresh Produce women’s clothing line—colorful, roomy and reminiscent of that time you took the grandkids to Sarasota, Fla., for a beach vacation—from shutdown.
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2015-04-09
Bankruptcy professionals are scrambling to find a buyer who will save Fresh Produce women’s clothing line—colorful, roomy and reminiscent of that time you took the grandkids to Sarasota, Fla., for a beach vacation—from shutdown.
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2015-04-09
Merchants argue that Fed policy allows banks to overcharge stores for debit-card swipe fees, resulting in higher prices for consumers.
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2015-04-09
Biofuel maker KiOR Inc. won a Delaware bankruptcy judge’s permission to begin soliciting votes from creditors on its restructuring plan.
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