"The Supreme Court late Tuesday declined to extend a stay of the sale of Chrysler assets to Fiat, clearing the way for the deal to close as soon as Wednesday morning over the objections of three Indiana state funds and several consumer groups."
Out.
Supreme Court Lets Chrysler Sale Proceed [DealBook]
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Um, Yeah, We're Going to Take a Look at That
"The United States Supreme Court agreed Monday afternoon to delay the sale of most of Chrysler’s assets to Fiat pending further consideration of an appeal by three Indiana state funds, in a move that injects a new element of uncertainty over the carmaker’s bankruptcy case."
Somebody's already not cool with this.
Supreme Court Delays Sale of Chrysler to Fiat [New York Times] Sphere: Related Content
Somebody's already not cool with this.
Supreme Court Delays Sale of Chrysler to Fiat [New York Times] Sphere: Related Content
Scoping - 6.8.09
Banks May Be Allowed To Repay Some TARP Money - "This week, the government reveals which banks will be permitted to give money back." - Don't get your hopes up Citigroup. [NPR]
BDO International: “Manage and Control” Means Slam Dunk For BES - Re: The Auditors thinks BDO is toast. Unless of course, the jury buys the "wedding planner" defense. [Re: The Auditors]
N. Korea Convicts 2 U.S. Journalists - [Washington Post]
Supreme Court asked to delay Chrysler sale - Something about unions getting priority over bondholders. The Obama Administration will certainly put the kibosh on anyone trying to actually follow bankruptcy law. [Reuters] Sphere: Related Content
BDO International: “Manage and Control” Means Slam Dunk For BES - Re: The Auditors thinks BDO is toast. Unless of course, the jury buys the "wedding planner" defense. [Re: The Auditors]
N. Korea Convicts 2 U.S. Journalists - [Washington Post]
Supreme Court asked to delay Chrysler sale - Something about unions getting priority over bondholders. The Obama Administration will certainly put the kibosh on anyone trying to actually follow bankruptcy law. [Reuters] Sphere: Related Content
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