Peabody’s Bankruptcy: A Giant Falls, but Its Obligations Remain – Truth-Out

(Photo: Jeffery Scism)MARY ANNE HITT OF ECOWATCH FOR BUZZFLASH AT TRUTHOUT Article reprinted with permission from EcoWatch This week, a giant that had been teetering for many months finally fell, as Peabody Coal officially declared bankruptcy. For market watchers around the globe, this was a decisive movement in the long decline of an industry that…

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Company court cannot interfere with sale of secured assets by a secured creditor – International Law Office (registration)

Introduction Conflicting high court decisions Company court’s interference Sale without court intervention Introduction In Pegasus Assets Reconstruction P Ltd v M/s Haryana Concast Limited(1) a division bench of the Supreme Court held that a company court (through the official liquidator) cannot wield any control in respect of a sale of secured assets by a secured…

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China Plans Debt-for-Equity Swap Program to Help Reduce Corporate Debt – Nasdaq

Shutterstock photo WASHINGTONChina is planning a debt-for-equity swap program that could provide large companies mired in overcapacity a way to reduce their debt burdens, the country’s top central banker said on Thursday. The deepening slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy has heightened the need for Chinese authorities to come up with ways to…

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China Plans Debt-for-Equity Swap Program to Help Reduce Corporate Debt – Wall Street Journal

April 14, 2016 11:59 a.m. ET WASHINGTONChina is planning a debt-for-equity swap program that could provide large companies mired in overcapacity a way to reduce their debt burdens, the countrys top central banker said on Thursday. The deepening slowdown in the worlds second-largest economy has heightened the need for Chinese authorities to come up with…

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Peabody’s Bankruptcy: A Giant Falls, but Its Obligations Remain – Truth-Out

(Photo: Jeffery Scism)MARY ANNE HITT OF ECOWATCH FOR BUZZFLASH AT TRUTHOUT Article reprinted with permission from EcoWatch This week, a giant that had been teetering for many months finally fell, as Peabody Coal officially declared bankruptcy. For market watchers around the globe, this was a decisive movement in the long decline of an industry that…

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David Gest ‘was half a million pounds in debt’ at time of his death following gambling addiction – Scottish Daily Record

REALITY TV star David Gest was allegedly £500,000 in debt after becoming addicted to gambling prior to his death. According to reports, the star was prepared to sell some of his sought-after memorabilia in a bid to break even. Gest was found dead at the luxury Four Seasons hotel in London on Tuesday. According to…

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