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  • Suntech runs into bad weather

    A cloudy outlook for Suntech, one of the world’s leading solar panel makers. In the face of falling prices due to oversupply, the Chinese company’s main… 21/03/2013

  • HMV boss says confident firm will survive

    Digital downloads have claimed another top retailer as British entertainment chain HMV calls in the administrators. That follows Virgin France’s… 15/01/2013

  • Virgin France workers protest at closure threat

    In France it is being seen as a symbol of the losing battle being fought by traditional music stores against the ever-dominant world of digital… 09/01/2013

  • Virgin unions blames bosses for bankruptcy

    France’s Virgin Megastore has confirmed it will formally ask a court to declare it insolvent on Wednesday.   That follows the collapse of sales of CDs and… 08/01/2013

  • Global crisis catches up with northern Italy

    It is one of Europe’s richest regions, but growth is slowing. Formerly flourishing businesses in northern Italy are closing or outsourcing as the global… 14/09/2012

  • Japanese utility company profits slump

    The Tokyo Electric Power Company has reported an annual loss of around 7.6bn euros. Most of the losses are due to compensation claims for the Fukushima… 14/05/2012

  • Europe Weekly

    On Europe Weekly this week, as the Greek bail-out delays bankruptcy, at least for now, we will discover why Hungary’s EU aid package has been put on… 24/02/2012

  • Debt grounds Hungary’s Malev

    Hungary’s debt ridden state owned airline Malev has ceased operating after running out of money. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said the decision to… 03/02/2012

  • Kodak prepares for Chapter 11 filing: report

    Eastman Kodak is reportedly preparing to file for bankruptcy protection from its creditors in case it is unable to sell its digital patents to raise… 05/01/2012

  • In theatres near you: ‘Saving Private Banks’

    The banking sector is in the spotlight in this edition of Business Weekly. A growing number of European banks is threatened with downgrading by rating… 14/10/2011

  • End of the road for Saab?

    How close is Saab to reaching the end of the road? Several reports say the administrator in charge of the Swedish car maker’s restructuring under court… 11/10/2011

  • Dexia – first of many?

    The fragility of Europe’s banks has been highlighted by the implosion of Franco-Belgian lender Dexia. It has had to be rescued by the French and Belgian… 10/10/2011

  • Dexia rescue hides black hole for Europe’s banks?

    Dexia Tower in Brussels has not come tumbling down, but it was a close run thing for the world’s number one lender to local authorities. A marathon… 10/10/2011

  • Kodak bankruptcy fears roil shares

    Eastman Kodak shares have been on a wild rollercoaster ride. They bounced back on Monday after losing more than half their value on Friday. The recovery… 03/10/2011

  • Greek debt: Beware banks bearing gifts

    On May 2, 2010, the Greek government penned an agreement with the IMF and EU in a last ditch attempt to keep the wolf from the door, namely: bankruptcy. In… 15/06/2011

  • Brittany Ferries ‘faces bankruptcy unless deal signed’

    The future of Brittany Ferries in France is in the balance, says the company, amid a stand-off between management and employees who went on strike over… 29/09/2012

  • Haircut pulls Greece back from bankruptcy brink

    It is not every day that a trim can be described as a turning point. But Greece’s haircut has made history hence talk of little else at one barber’s shop… 10/03/2012

  • Passengers stuck as Hungary’s Malev collapses

    Hundreds of passengers have been stranded by the demise of Hungary’s debt-ridden national airline. Malev ceased operating after its planes were held… 03/02/2012

  • RBS ex-boss loses his knighthood

    Former Royal Bank of Scotland chief Fred Goodwin had been stripped of his Knighthood. Goodwin was responsible for steering the bank close to collapse, and… 01/02/2012

  • Spanair shuts down as bankruptcy looms

    Spanish airline Spanair has ceased operations after talkover talks with Qatar Airways broke down. A message greeted callers on Saturday to the company’s… 28/01/2012

  • Kodak files for protection from its creditors

    Eastman Kodak has filed for bankruptcy protection from its creditors. The 130-year-old photographic film pioneer has not made a profit since 2007. Kodak… 19/01/2012

  • Dexia rescue deal struck after marathon talks

    After a 14-hour meeting that began on Sunday and ended early on Monday morning, a deal has been struck to save the Franco-Belgian bank Dexia. Its board has… 10/10/2011

  • Greece battles to beat bankruptcy

    As the Greek government struggles to get its finances under control rumours persist that the country is on the brink of bankruptcy. The German finance… 11/09/2011

  • Dodge that: costly divorce threatens LA baseball greats

    The iconic Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team has been a part of the LA scenery since 1958. But this week the financially-strapped Major League Baseball… 28/06/2011

  • Scenes of chaos in Greece rattles Europe

    Greece is truly in crisis. The army is on the streets and the whole country has ground to a halt. Even the emblematic Acropolis is closed to visitors, as… 15/06/2011

  • André Sapir on ‘unthinkable’ Greek finance scenarios

    With Greece on the verge of bankruptcy again, questions are being asked about the IMF and European Union having already made a loan to Athens of 110 billion… 15/06/2011

  • Icelanders vote on repaying UK and Netherlands

    Icelanders are voting in a referendum on whether or not to pay back British and Dutch investors who lost billions of euros in the Icelandic banking… 09/04/2011

  • Barclays wins Lehman lawsuit

    Lehman Brothers hurried sale of much of its US operations to Barclays at the height of the financial crisis was fair, a bankruptcy court judge has ruled. That… 23/02/2011

  • Jail for former Parmalat boss

    The man behind what was in 2003 Europe’s biggest ever corporate bankruptcy, Calisto Tanzi, has been jailed for 18 years by an Italian court. Tanzi was the… 09/12/2010

  • Thousands disrupted by UK travel firm collapse

    The collapse of another British low-cost travel firm has left tens of thousands of holidaymakers scrambling to arrange alternative flights. Kiss Flights… 18/08/2010

  • Sun4U bankruptcy travellers fear paying double

    British package holiday company Sun4U has become the second such firm to go bankrupt this summer. The ABTA Travel Association said around 1,200 Sun4… 13/08/2010

  • Karstadt bid deadline passes

    As the insolvency administrator’s deadline passed on Friday it was reported that there were three bids for bankrupt German department store chain… 28/05/2010

  • Government billions revive confidence in Dubai

    There is renewed optimism over Dubai’s ability to get the debt monkey off its back. The emirate’s government has announced it is to support its investment… 25/03/2010

  • Lehman examiner says gimmick hid debt billions

    Lehman Brothers used accounting gimmicks to hide billions in debt and was insolvent for weeks before it filed for bankruptcy in September 2008. That is the… 12/03/2010

  • US lender CIT group files for bankruptcy

    The giant US lender CIT group has filed for bankruptcy. The move comes after a debt exchange offer to bondholders failed. A loan provider to thousands of… 02/11/2009

  • Quelle to close

    German mail-order and catalogue business Quelle is being closed down by the administrator appointed to sort out its owner, the insolvent retailer Arcandor… 20/10/2009

  • DSB made bankrupt

    A Dutch court has declared the troubled lender DSB bankrupt after attempts over the weekend to sell or rescue it failed. Other Dutch banks are now liable… 19/10/2009

  • Russian airline latest to fail

    Passengers left in the lurch all over Europe by the latest airline bankruptcy are scrambling to get home following the collapse of Russia’s KD Avia. The… 07/09/2009

  • Slovak airline SkyEurope collapses

    Thousands of air passengers face travel chaos following the collapse of the Slovak low-cost carrier, SkyEurope. The firm, which served mainly continental… 01/09/2009

  • Iceland to vote on repayment bill

    Events in Iceland’s parliament will be closely followed in the UK and the Netherlands today. Why? Because deputies are expected to back plans to repay the… 28/08/2009

  • US Supreme Court gives thumbs up to Chrysler deal

    The US supreme court has rejected an appeal by a pension fund and other groups to block the sale of Chrysler. The move clears the way for a partnership… 10/06/2009

  • Arcandor files for bankruptcy

    Germany’s Arcandor has filed for bankruptcy protection after the German government rejected a request for loan guarantees. The company owns Karstadt… 10/06/2009

  • Supreme Court OKs Chrysler deal

    The US Supreme Court has allowed the sale of Chrysler to a group led by the Italian car giant Fiat. The American government backed the deal and the move is… 10/06/2009

  • GM sheds assets

    After filing for bankruptcy the US car giant GM is seeking to shed some assets. It is selling its Saturn unit to Penske Automotive Group Inc which operates… 05/06/2009

  • Factors behind GM’s failure

    It took a combination of bad management, bad timing and bad luck to bring the world’s mightiest industrial giant to its knees. General Motors had been… 01/06/2009

  • GM bankruptcy marks the end of an empire.

    General Motors has filed for bankruptcy protection after more than 100 years in business, signalling the biggest industrial failure in US history. The move… 01/06/2009

  • GM prepares to file for bankruptcy protection

    Once the world’s number one car maker, General Motor’s is all but certain to file for bankruptcy protection on Monday. Under the US Treasury’s roadmap… 30/05/2009

  • GM on road to bankruptcy protection

    General Motors continues to move towards bankruptcy protection from its creditors, but has now persuaded its major bondholders to accept an improved deal… 28/05/2009

  • Obama is confident that Chrysler can bounce back

    Will a transatlantic alliance give struggling US carmaker Chrysler a new lease of life? The White House is confident, seeing a bright new future for the… 01/05/2009

  • Obama rallies to aid Chrysler

    Chrysler is to ask a court in New York for bankruptcy protection from its creditors . US President Obama has explained why Chrysler will now be organised… 30/04/2009

  • Saab gets bankruptcy protection

    The icy wind of recession blows through Sweden as General Motors cold-shoulders Saab. After GM said the loss-making Nordic carmaker will become an… 20/02/2009


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