Richard Branson´s green energy plan for Caribbean may include debt relief – Daily Mail

By Reuters Published: 13:25 AEDT, 28 October 2017 | Updated: 13:25 AEDT, 28 October 2017 e-mail By Adriana Brasileiro MIAMI, Oct 28 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – A plan by British billionaire Richard Branson to lead a post-hurricane rebuilding effort in the Caribbean, with a focus on clean energy projects, may include debt relief negotiations mediated…

Insolvency resolution: Jaypee Infratech IRP invites firms to complete projects – The Indian Express

Written by Surbhi Prasad | New Delhi | Published:October 28, 2017 3:25 am Under Section 25 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, it is the duty of a resolution professional to invite prospective lenders, investors and any other persons to put forward resolution plans once the information memorandum is ready. The National Company Law Tribunal…

Las Vegas shooting: From ISIS to gambling debts, theories abound for shooter’s motive – Fox News

What drove Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock to shoot up a country music concert remained a mystery Tuesday, as a vexing array of possible clues did little to bring into focus a motive for the biggest mass shooting in modern American history. … Read the full article at: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/03/las-vegas-shooting-from-isis-to-gambling-debts-theories-abound-for-shooters-motive.html

JC Penney shares crater after profit warning – MarketWatch

J.C. Penney Co. spooked investors ahead of the holiday season, after the struggling department-store chain slashed its profit goals for the year and warned of weakening sales. Penney said its decision to discount and clear out slow-moving inventory in women’s apparel and other clothing departments increased revenue in September and October but significantly hurt earnings.…

Slashing 401(k) limits to fund budget is like ‘robbing Peter to pay Paul’ – Yahoo Finance

The Trump administration and Congress have been mulling a reduction in the 401(k) tax-free contribution limits as they work on a tax plan. Currently, the employer-based plans allow most employees to put away up to $18,000, deferring taxes until a withdrawal is made upon retirement. The 401(k) may be changed because the Trump administration is…