Financial News, Front and Center: What Took So Long?
Date: 11 April 2009
By Jim Impoco
Jim Impoco
The business press warned for years about executive pay, real estate mania and Wall Street’s big bets.
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U.S. Hires Boston Consulting to Advise Carmakers
Date: 11 April 2009
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The government will pay as much as $7 million to advise General Motors and Chrysler as they work to pare costs and overhaul operations, according to a federal award notice.
Regulators Close 2 Banks, Bringing Total for Year to 23
Date: 11 April 2009
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Cape Fear Bank of Wilmington, N.C., and New Frontier Bank in Greeley, Colo., were closed by regulators, bringing the total number of United States bank failures this year to 23.
HSBC May Put Headquarters and Other Buildings on Block
Date: 12 April 2009
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Trying to avoid taking British government bailout money, the bank is testing the market with buildings in London, Paris and New York.
New Auction Scheduled to Sell Polaroid’s Assets
Date: 11 April 2009
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Polaroid must try again to auction off its assets after failing to win the approval of Judge Gregory F. Kishel of United States Bankruptcy Court for a $56.3 million sale.
Michael Stern, Adventurer, Journalist and Philanthropist, Dies at 98
Date: 11 April 2009
By William Grimes
William Grimes
Mr. Stern chronicled war, crime and intrigue, and was a driving force behind efforts to save the aircraft carrier Intrepid and to raise money for medical research.
Another Los Angeles Times Advertisement Draws Fire
Date: 11 April 2009
By Stephanie Clifford
Stephanie Clifford
A day after it ran a front-page advertisement for an NBC show that resembled a news story, the paper faced more questions for another promotion designed to look like news.
Widespread Internet Prank
Date: 12 April 2009
By Jim Horne
Jim Horne
Natan Last reminds us of a bait and switch involving a music video.
Dismissal for Stevens, but Question on ‘Innocent’
Date: 11 April 2009
By Neil A. Lewis
Neil Lewis
Disclosures that information was withheld from the defense of former Senator Ted Stevens did little to erase much of the evidence that he regularly accepted gifts.
The Week in Pictures for April 10
Date: 11 April 2009
By The New York Times
Slide show: Photographs from the past week in New York, including aftermath of the shooting in Binghamton; high-end urban cycling; and the beginning of Little League season.