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July 92007

  July 9, 2007 June Consumer Bankruptcy Filings Increase Nearly 37 Percent over Previous Year U.S. consumer bankruptcy filings increased 37.1 percent nationwide in June from the previous year

July 62007

  July 6, 2007 Dana Corp. Reaches Deal with Unions Auto supplier Dana Corp. has reached a settlement with its top two unions and received a planned investment commitment for up to $750 million from a

July 52007

  July 5, 2007 Subprime Mortgages Subprime Lender Seeks Bankruptcy Protection Subprime mortgage lender MILA Inc. filed for bankruptcy on Monday, and asked the court to appoint a chapter 11 trustee to

July 32007

  July 3, 2007 Solutia Asks Judge to Approve Pact with Monsanto Solutia Inc. has asked the court overseeing its chapter 11 proceedings to approve two settlement deals the bankrupt chemical products

July 22007

  July 2, 2007 Study Shows No Link between Tithing and Bankruptcy Filing A new study by two recent Harvard Law School graduates indicates that there is no link between Utah 's high bankruptcy rate and

June 292007

  June 29, 2007 Business Bankruptcy Filings Continue to Rise The number of businesses seeking bankruptcy protection has risen steadily over the past 15 months, a trend that may continue if the

June 282007

  June 28, 2007 Bankruptcy Filings Increase 66 Percent Over First Quarter 2006 The total number of U.S. bankruptcies filed during the first three months of 2007 increased 65.83 percent over the same

June 272007

  June 27, 2007 Subprime Mortgages Commentary: How Wall Street Stoked the Mortgage Meltdown Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. is a prime example of how Wall Street's money and expertise have helped

June 262007

  June 26, 2007 SEC Commissioners to Testify at House Hearing In the latest sign Congress is turning a skeptical eye toward Wall Street, the House Financial Services Committee will hear testimony from

June 252007

  June 25, 2007 Congressional Committees Look into Abusive Mortgages and Investor Protection The Senate Banking Housing Subcommittee will hold a hearing tomorrow on proposals to prevent homebuyers