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A private equity firm that controls some of Hawai'i top hotels will become a shareholder in Hawaiian Telcom Inc. Cerberus Capital Management LP on Tuesday filed papers in U.S. Bankruptcy Court saying it acquired more than $7.6 million of Hawaiian Telcom's...
Tags: Hawaiian Telcom Inc, Cerberus Capital Management LP, investment firms, bank debt, Japan, Tōkyō, Cerberus Capital Management, GMAC, Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, Debt, Private equity, Private equity firms, Carlyle Group, Hawaiian Telcom, Business Finance
GUY sguy@suntimes.com Edward Sandrick wants his 20-something peers to understand the value of saving and handling money, and he intends to offer the advice online. Sandrick, 25, of Naperville, on Friday won third place and a grant from Mobilize.org, a...
Tags: Edward Sandrick, Peter G. Peterson Foundation, Chicago, Wealth Watchers International, Zoe Damacela, New York City, Generation Y, Macroeconomics, Business Finance, Credit, Weight Watchers, Debt
Whether it is the weakening dollar, the potential for inflation caused by the huge economic stimulus, the massive federal debt, or the specter of consumers clinging to their money and stunting economic growth, there is no shortage of worries. “It’s reached...
Tags: U.S, Ronald Florance Jr., investment strategy, Fran Kinniry, Tacoma, Wells Fargo, Federal Reserve System, Hyperinflation, Debt, Stock market, Inflation, Economic disasters, Financial crises, Business Finance
Senior Minister of State (Law and Home Affairs) Ho Peng Kee revealed this in an e-mail reply to questions by The New Paper. The number is more than that of those detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA). Since 2001, fewer than 20 people have been...
Tags: Singapore, Terrorism in Malaysia, Loan shark, Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act, Moneylender, Shark, Credit, Debt, Internal Security Act, Politics, Law Crime
Edinburgh Gazette started to resemble a telephone directory, rather than the slim volume of normal times...They have not resembled anything close to normality for well over a year now and the chances of us basking on the sunny uplands of normality any...
Tags: Scotland, United Kingdom, Glasgow, Credit, Bankruptcy, Insolvency, Consumer debt, Administration, Business Finance, Debt, Finance, Insolvency law
The sharp rise in the rate of inflation announced this week spells potentially bad news for millions of savers. When the cost of living is increasing, it's even more important to check the rate you're earning on your savings balance to ensure you're...
Tags: cent gross, rate taxpayer, United Kingdom, London, Debt, Interest, Savings account, Mortgage loan, Danish mortgage market, Banking, Mortgage, Finance, Business Finance
The Delhi-based retailer is saddled with a mounting debt burden of Rs 730 crore. Bank are among the lead bankers for the debt restructuring plan. ING Vysya Bank, UCO Bank and Bank of India are the other lenders to Vishal Retail. Group president Ambeek...
Tags: Vishal Retail Ltd, vishal retailer, CDR, debt restructuring, India, New Delhi, Insolvency law, HDFC Bank, State Bank of India, Restructuring, Bankruptcy, Finance, Debt, Business Finance
With more than a month to go until 2009 ends, companies have already sold more debt this year than in any previous year, analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a report released Friday. Investment-grade supply has matched the previous annual...
Tags: annual record, New York, Financial crises, Finance, Debt levels and flows, Debt, Credit, Subprime mortgage crisis, Business Finance
Tough financial times can be a boon for lenders of last resort. Economic winters take a toll on vulnerable companies and so swell the workload of liquidators...Hard times make for good buying for shrewd investors and inspire innovation among retailers...
Tags: New Zealand, Auckland, Debt, Insolvency, Receivership, Liquidation, Debenture, Business Finance, Bankruptcy, Finance, Insolvency law
Morgan Stanley has handed its Crescent real-estate subsidiary to Barclays Capital , drawing a line under a $6.5bn (£3.9bn) property deal that soured soon after it was struck in the summer of 2007. The Wall Street bank said it had agreed to transfer the...
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