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UBS CEO Oswald Grübel reacted to the bank's "rogue" trader scandal in the same way as another European former bank chairman did when faced with a similar scandal a few years ago: Defiantly.
Coupons can be found in a lot of unusual places. You just need to be open and know where to look.
When considering a hybrid car, these factors can help you decide if it's worth the price premium.
Learn about investing for retirement while you are in your 20s.
There are two reasons to refinance. Your length of term depends on why you're doing it.
Don't get suckered on a used-car purchase. Follow these road signs to a legit deal.
Dodd-Frank will prove hugely expensive and still fail in its main mission of preventing the next financial crisis. Blame Washington and its flawed assumption that it can micro-manage the banking system.
While it turns out that Zylon—the material that bankrupt body-armor maker Point Blank once stuffed into its bulletproof vests—may not actually protect you from bullets, don’t count the allegedly defective thread out just yet.
Call me crazy, but I believe that trial should be about each side presenting their case within the limits of the Rules of Evidence.
The Delaware Supreme Court recently held that creditors lack standing to bring a derivative suit on behalf of an insolvent Delaware limited liability company (an “LLC”) under the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (the “LLC Act”)

Lenders Beware: Delaware Supreme Court Holds Creditors of Insolvent LLC Lack Derivative Standing

The Delaware Supreme Court recently held that creditors lack standing to bring a derivative suit on behalf of an insolvent Delaware limited liability company (an “LLC”) under the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (the “LLC Act”).  CML V, LL

Lenders Beware: Delaware Supreme Court Holds Creditors of Insolvent LLC Lack Derivative Standing

The Delaware Supreme Court recently held that creditors lack standing to bring a derivative suit on behalf of an insolvent Delaware limited liability company (an “LLC”) under the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (the “LLC Act”).  CML V, LL