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Borders Filing for Bankruptcy
Hamilton Nolan · 02/11/11 03:45PMAmerica's Unwanted Gift Basket Industry Is Endangered
Hamilton Nolan · 02/09/11 10:05AMDov Charney Is Delusional
Hamilton Nolan · 11/03/10 10:28AMNational Enquirer Publisher Going Bankrupt
Hamilton Nolan · 11/01/10 10:34AMGod Fails to Rescue Gaudy Monument to Excess
Hamilton Nolan · 10/19/10 09:37AMBlockbuster Files for Bankruptcy, Netflix Wins DVD Rental War
Jeff Neumann · 09/23/10 07:18AMBlockbuster's Finally Going Bankrupt
Hamilton Nolan · 08/27/10 10:47AMThe Real Housewife Foreclosure Auction: Own a Piece of Teresa Giudice
Richard Lawson · 07/26/10 11:24AMMedia Job Market Only 93% as Terrifying as Last Year
Hamilton Nolan · 04/07/10 12:32PMAir America: 2004-2010
Pareene · 01/21/10 05:03PMNew York Times Co. Will Certify You as Dental Assistant, Welder
Hamilton Nolan · 01/14/10 02:12PMBookie Goes Bust
cityfile · 12/03/09 01:39PMTrump's Ego Sustains Further Damage
cityfile · 11/17/09 02:48PMDonald Trump and daughter Ivanka have given up on their bid to regain control of Trump Entertainment Resorts, the bankrupt company that controls the three crumbling Atlantic City casinos that bear the Trump name. In other not-so-encouraging news for the family, it's now considered "likely" that lenders will soon foreclose on Trump Soho, the epically troubled condo/hotel on Spring Street. Some good news? If you're feeling drowsy this afternoon, a visit to the Trump Soho website will wake you up and that's totally free of charge. [WSJ, Curbed]
Zuckerman Leaves Businessweek to Bloomberg
Hamilton Nolan · 10/07/09 12:23PMClose to 200 Layoffs at Conde
Hamilton Nolan · 10/05/09 12:30PMThe Fall of Kent Swig
cityfile · 09/24/09 12:47PMIs real estate mogul Kent Swig headed down the same path as Hassan Nemazee, the banker who stands accused of providing banks with false information to obtain nearly $300 million in loans? The Real Deal reported on Monday that Swig, who is facing a series of lawsuits over several real estate deals that have gone bust, may be forced to file for personal bankruptcy if a $28 million judgment against him is enforced.