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By DENIS PAISTE New Hampshire Union Leader Staff MANCHESTER – After PSNH emerged from its January 1988 bankruptcy nearly two years after filing for Chapter 11, ratepayers were hit with seven yearly rate increases of 5.5 percent...
The end of the Great Recession is a welcome sight. But business won't be back to normal soon. Instead, you'll hear executives like Michael J. Alcala, who runs AZ Automotive Corp. in Center Line, talking up the "new normal."
Nov 5 (Reuters) - A sukuk default by Kuwait's Investment Dar and debt restructuring at Saudi conglomerates have shaken confidence in the $1 trillion Islamic finance industry, fanning debate about investors' protection and...
Your account has been frozen. Published Date: 08 November 2009 IT BROUGHT some cheer to the UK and provoked jeers from Germany, but General Motors' startling decision to hang on to its European operations is most certainly not...
ترسل السيرة الذاتية المفصلة مرفقة بصورة شخصية حديثة (إن أمكن) إلى الإيميلات التالية لشركة إنترسيرش السعودية للبحث عن المديرين التنفيذيين: isresume77@gmail.com / info@intersearch.com.sa Head of Human Resources - Riyadh Up to...
NEW YORK (AP) - But Magna's North American average dollar content per vehicle rose 8 percent for the quarter, while European average dollar content per vehicle remained flat. Fadi Chamoun of UBS Investment Research boosted his...
Bailed Out Insurance Giant Stabilizing as Company Undergoes Restructuring Plan (AP) AIG said Friday it was profitable for the second straight quarter as its core insurance operations continue to stabilize after the company's...
Focus on operational efficiency and launch of next generation wireless network and devices VANCOUVER, Nov. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - TELUS Corporation reported third quarter 2009 net income of $280 million and earnings per...
CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. (AP) - Wireless heart-monitoring device maker CardioNet Inc. fell to a loss in the third quarter, as it had ramped up marketing spending after Medicare lowered reimbursement rates on the company's products....
TOKYO — Five years after retiring from Japan Airlines, former pilot Tsutomu Watanabe is fighting to protect the pension he was promised but that the airline can no longer afford to pay. "People are calling for JAL pensioners to...
