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  December 1, 2006 Autos Tower Wins Eighth Exclusivity Extension Bankruptcy Judge Allan Gropper granted Tower Automotive Inc.’s eighth request to extend its exclusivity period, giving the bankrupt

  November 30, 2006 Supreme Court Questions the Limits of OCC's Authority U.S. Supreme Court justices questioned whether the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), which oversees national

  November 29, 2006 Judge Upholds Policyholders’ Katrina Flood Claims A federal judge offered hope to the tens of thousands of people whose homes and businesses in New Orleans were flooded in

  November 28, 2006 Airlines Judge Denies Comair Pilots’ Request for Merger Info A federal judge has blocked an attempt by Comair Inc.’s pilots union to subpoena documents related to a bid by US

  November 27, 2006 Eurotunnel Reports Financing Offers Eurotunnel, the operator of the rail link between France and Britain , said yesterday that it had received offers from Citigroup and a

  November 22, 2006 Bankruptcy Lawyers Adjust to Business Filing Drought With fewer businesses filing for bankruptcy, the current pace of traditional work for bankruptcy lawyers has slowed

  November 21, 2006 Jeweler Fabrikant Files for Bankruptcy Jewler M. Fabrikant & Sons Inc. has filed for chapter 11 protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan , Dow Jones Newswires reported

  November 20, 2006 New Bankruptcy Law Adds New Filing Requirements for Small Businesses Since the new bankruptcy law took effect last year, small companies now have more stringent requirements in

  November 17, 2006 Airlines Offer for Delta Raises Questions on Some Pensions US Airways’ bid for Delta Air Lines has cast new uncertainty over the pensions of roughly 90,000 Delta employees and

  November 16, 2006 Pension Deficit Narrows at PBGC The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. (PBGC) said that it logged a deficit of $18.1 billion this year, a big improvement from last year as a new law