Germany’s Merkel makes wobbly start to 2nd term – Las Vegas Sun
The Free Democrats’ leader, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, insists that the government’s tax plans are “the best possible recipe against the economic crisis.” The new government “can declare political bankruptcy if Chancellor Merkel and Vice
Home economizing: Census study points to ways area households cope in – Toledo Blade
ON CHRISTMAS morning in some homes in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, a lump of coal will be a source of warmth, not a punishment for naughty children. Several dozen customers in the region served by Dennis Coal & Stove in Wauseon have
Murdoch, Finkelstein Close in on Nielsen’s THR: Is $70m Too Much? – TheWrap
And what does such a savvy group of guys plan to do with these desperately sinking brands? The FT passes along a $70 million sale figure without confirming As a brand, Billboard seems to be holding up the best of the lot, while Adweek, Mediaweek
Germany’s Merkel makes wobbly start to 2nd term – KTUU
BERLIN (AP) – Chancellor Angela Merkel’s new government was supposed to be a harmonious alliance that would focus energetically on reviving Europe’s biggest economy. So far, it hasn’t worked that way. A month into her second term, Merkel has presided
Today’s tough times turning newspaper lenders into owners – San Mateo Daily Journal
SAN FRANCISCO — Newspaper headlines have skewered money lenders for dubious decisions that stoked the recession. Now the financiers are starting to headline newspapers in a new way — as the owners. These newspaper novices are taking control
More than one way to cope with unaffordable credit-card bills – Olympian
If you can’t afford to make your credit card payments, and you don’t want to consider filing for federal bankruptcy protection, here’s 40 percent lower, than what you paid on your cards before the plan. The debt management plan will be reported
Nortel bonuses epitomize a baffling trend in business – Owen Sound Sun Times
There may be good reasons why Nortel Networks Corp. is handing out salary hikes and bonuses (yet again) this year, but it will be hard pressed to justify it to former employees fighting for severance packages or pensions. This is, after all, a once
FACTBOX: What assets Dubai could be forced to sell – Reuters
DUBAI (Reuters) – Dubai will attempt to reassure markets and investors on Monday on how it plans to restructure its beleaguered year sued MGM Mirage as credit dried up and CityCenter flirted with bankruptcy. The project has been plagued by
Potential buyers were shocked by Saturn deal – Buffalo News
“Somebody got cold feet” at French carmaker Renault, said Tom LaSorda. And just like that, the Saturn automobile brand was toast, because Renault suddenly nixed a deal Sept. 30 to supply Saturn dealers with vehicles after General Motors stopped
MFs & Markets – MoneyControl.com
Lehman shocked global markets – the Dubai bankruptcy will re-price risk for companies in October which analysts believe was mainly on the back of increased inflows in fixed income plans. The combined average AUM of the 36 fund houses hit the
Germany’s Merkel makes wobbly start to 2nd term – Las Vegas Sun
The Free Democrats’ leader, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, insists that the government’s tax plans are “the best possible recipe against the economic crisis.” The new government “can declare political bankruptcy if Chancellor Merkel and Vice
Home economizing: Census study points to ways area households cope in – Toledo Blade
ON CHRISTMAS morning in some homes in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan, a lump of coal will be a source of warmth, not a punishment for naughty children. Several dozen customers in the region served by Dennis Coal & Stove in Wauseon have
Murdoch, Finkelstein Close in on Nielsen’s THR: Is $70m Too Much? – TheWrap
And what does such a savvy group of guys plan to do with these desperately sinking brands? The FT passes along a $70 million sale figure without confirming As a brand, Billboard seems to be holding up the best of the lot, while Adweek, Mediaweek
Germany’s Merkel makes wobbly start to 2nd term – KTUU
BERLIN (AP) – Chancellor Angela Merkel’s new government was supposed to be a harmonious alliance that would focus energetically on reviving Europe’s biggest economy. So far, it hasn’t worked that way. A month into her second term, Merkel has presided
Today’s tough times turning newspaper lenders into owners – San Mateo Daily Journal
SAN FRANCISCO — Newspaper headlines have skewered money lenders for dubious decisions that stoked the recession. Now the financiers are starting to headline newspapers in a new way — as the owners. These newspaper novices are taking control
More than one way to cope with unaffordable credit-card bills – Olympian
If you can’t afford to make your credit card payments, and you don’t want to consider filing for federal bankruptcy protection, here’s 40 percent lower, than what you paid on your cards before the plan. The debt management plan will be reported
Nortel bonuses epitomize a baffling trend in business – Owen Sound Sun Times
There may be good reasons why Nortel Networks Corp. is handing out salary hikes and bonuses (yet again) this year, but it will be hard pressed to justify it to former employees fighting for severance packages or pensions. This is, after all, a once
FACTBOX: What assets Dubai could be forced to sell – Reuters
DUBAI (Reuters) – Dubai will attempt to reassure markets and investors on Monday on how it plans to restructure its beleaguered year sued MGM Mirage as credit dried up and CityCenter flirted with bankruptcy. The project has been plagued by
Potential buyers were shocked by Saturn deal – Buffalo News
“Somebody got cold feet” at French carmaker Renault, said Tom LaSorda. And just like that, the Saturn automobile brand was toast, because Renault suddenly nixed a deal Sept. 30 to supply Saturn dealers with vehicles after General Motors stopped
MFs & Markets – MoneyControl.com
Lehman shocked global markets – the Dubai bankruptcy will re-price risk for companies in October which analysts believe was mainly on the back of increased inflows in fixed income plans. The combined average AUM of the 36 fund houses hit the
