Indiabulls Real Estate stock hits seven-year high on restructuring plan – Business Today

 BT Online        Last Updated: April 17, 2017  | 15:56 IST The Indiabulls Real Estate stock rose up to 40 percent today after its board considered the restructuring of business via demerger. At 15:02 hours, the stock was trading 39.16 percent higher at Rs 147.30 level on the BSE. It closed 39.96 percent or 42.30 points higher at…

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National Debt Relief Talks About Debt Consolidation In Light Of Bankruptcy – Benzinga

Debt consolidation is a helpful program in managing debt payments and National Debt Relief wants to help consumers understand what happens to it in case of a bankruptcy filing. The article titled “How Are Debt Consolidation Loans Handled In Bankruptcy?” and published March 29, 2017 points out how a debt consolidation loan would be treated…

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Indiabulls Real Estate board considers proposal of restructuring its business – Financial Express

Indiabulls Real Estates board has constituted a restructuring committee, comprising some of its directors and officers to consider, examine and evaluate the feasibility of and options to implement the aforementioned restructuring or reorganisation of the business of the company. Indiabulls Real Estate on Monday informed the bourses that its Board of Directors has considered the…

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Saudi to suspend, restructure unfinished projects worth billions of dollars – Gulf Business News

Reuters Monday 17 April 2017 Saudi Arabias government is ordering its ministries and agencies to review billions of dollars worth of unfinished infrastructure and economic development projects with a view to shelving or restructuring them, government sources said. Riyadhs Bureau of Capital and Operational Spending Rationalization, set up last year to make the government more…

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The week’s news in brief: April 17 – Financial Times

BlackRock, the worlds largest asset manager, called on the US government to embark on a sweeping privatisation programme to harness capital to meet Americas vast infrastructure investment requirements. Larry Fink, chief executive of BlackRock, said new federally subsidised bonds would help repair crumbling US roads and bridges, but more private capital was desperately needed to…

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