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If you have a gift card from the defunct Borders bookstore chain, you're out of luck.
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A federal bankruptcy judge has blocked a proposed $20 million severance payment for American Airlines CEO Tom Horton.
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Former Santa Clara County Supervisor George Shirakawa Jr. is expected to plead guilty Monday to five felonies.
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Investigators say Santa Clara County Sup. Shirakawa used public money as his personal piggy bank to fuel a gambling addiction.
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The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted to hold a special election to replace former Supervisor Shirakawa.
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The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors is meeting Tuesday to decide how it's going to fill George Shirakawa's vacant seat.
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Investigators say Santa Clara County Sup. Shirakawa used public money as his personal piggy bank to fuel a gambling addiction.
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A supervisor, already accused of misusing a Santa Clara County issued credit card, now accused of even more egregious acts.
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A supervisor, already accused of misusing a Santa Clara County issued credit card, now accused of even more egregious acts.
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Actor Patrick Dempsey said it appears his bid to buy a small coffee chain has prevailed in a bankruptcy auction.
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The Wall Street Journal reports Hostess used employee pension money to stay afloat as it sank deeper and deeper toward bankruptcy.
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The impending shutdown of Hostess is creating a mad rush of people looking to stock up before the sweets are gone for good.
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The impending shutdown of Hostess is creating a mad rush of people looking to stock up before the sweets are gone for good.
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Hostess, the maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread is filing for bankruptcy and closing plants nationwide.
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Hostess, the maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread is filing for bankruptcy and closing plants nationwide.
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Hostess and Colombo products may disappear from store shelves because the company is taking a stand against one of its unions.
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The County of San Mateo lost more than $150 million after Lehman Brothers went bankrupt in 2008.
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Solyndra has filed its plan for repaying its creditors.
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The City Council in San Bernardino voted Tuesday night to seek Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection.
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The City Council in San Bernardino voted Tuesday night to seek Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection.
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Attorneys for the city of Stockton appeared in federal bankruptcy court Friday morning.
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Stockton could officially declare bankruptcy as early as today. It would be the largest city in the country to ever do so.
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Stockton could officially declare bankruptcy as early as today. It would be the largest city in the country to ever do so.
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Stockton will likely become the largest U.S. municipality to ever file for bankruptcy.
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It's official, the city of Stockton is set to become the largest city in the nation ever to file for bankruptcy.
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Stockton could become the largest U.S. municipality to ever file for bankruptcy.
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Stockton is facing a moment of decision on whether to become the biggest city to file for bankruptcy.
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Stockton in the Central Valley could be the largest city in the nation to file for bankruptcy.
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Stockton in the Central Valley could be the largest city in the nation to file for bankruptcy.
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State Treasurer Bill Lockyer is taking steps to tighten up a $100 million tax break for alternative energy companies in California.
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State Treasurer Bill Lockyer is taking steps to tighten up a $100 million tax break for alternative energy companies in California.
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Two top Solyndra executives have invoked their Fifth Amendment rights at a House hearing.
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A job fair is taking place for more than 1,000 former Solyndra employees in Newark.
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Two top Solyndra executives have invoked their Fifth Amendment rights at a House hearing.
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Congress held hearings today on the half billion dollar loan Solyndra received from the federal government.
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Congress held hearings today on the half billion dollar loan Solyndra received from the federal government.
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Congress is holding hearings today on the half billion dollar loan Solyndra got from the Obama administration.
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As laid-off Solyndra employees look for new work, federal authorities have targeted the company in an intensive probe.
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The FBI swarmed the Fremont headquarters of the solar company that announced its bankruptcy last week.
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FBI agents are executing search warrants at the headquarters of solar-panel manufacturer Solyndra.
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The bankruptcy and closure of solar panel maker Solyndra is taking a political turn in Washington.
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Solyndra, a solar panel manufacturer, announced it is laying off 1,100 workers and will file for bankruptcy.
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An employee recently laid off by Fremont solar panel maker, Solyndra, has filed a lawsuit against the company.
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The sudden bankruptcy and closure of Fremont's solar panel maker Solyndra is taking a political turn in Washington.
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Workers at Solyndra in Fremont got a jolt today: The solar panel maker is bankrupt and shutting down.
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The closure of Borders book stores has a silver lining for mom and pop book stores.
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Borders Group's liquidation plan is set to proceed after receiving approval from a bankruptcy judge.
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There are a number of upset homeowners with unfinished work as Vanderbuilt Construction files for bankruptcy.
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There are a number of upset homeowners with unfinished work as Vanderbuilt Construction files for bankruptcy.
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