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Oak Park bank business FBOP sued by PBGC
TribLocal - Oak Park & River Forest » NewsFBOP Corp., the Oak Park-bank business whose nine U.S. banks failed and were seized by the government in October 2009, is in the process of …... -
Writing a new chapter in Napa's rebirth
What's a town gotta do to gain some cachet? The city of Napa has new homes, new hotels, new shops and new restaurants. The once-neglected river that runs through town has been reclaimed, historic buildings have been restored, and developers have poured...Tags: Finance, Wildlife, Financially Distressed Companies, U.S. Army, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Should the government sell fire insurance?
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterToday, Carson and Rider assess the government's role in fire insurance. Yesterday, they discussed the difference between local and federal response to the fires in San Diego. Monday, they pointed fingers at the city's lack of preparedness. Later this...Tags: Corporate Crime, Fraud, Interior Policy, Disasters and Accidents, Disasters
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So you think your 401(k) money is safe
Times Staff WriterJim Elliott, 55, spends his days clambering onto the tops of houses, taking measurements for the wooden trusses his company sells to support roofs through long, snowy winters. Not long ago, Elliott thought his ladder-climbing days would soon be over....Tags: Legal Services, Criminals, Theft, Corporate Crime, Heads of State
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The end of the road for U.S. carmakers?
Are the Big Three worth saving? The U.S. auto industry's downward spiral has accelerated dramatically in recent weeks. In a desperate bid for solvency, General Motors Corp. is seeking a merger with Chrysler. Chrysler has talked with Renault and Nissan...Tags: Vehicles, University of California, Los Angeles, Toyota Motor Corp., American International Group, White House
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How Bedrock Promises of Security Have Fractured Across America
Times Staff WriterFor more than two decades, Lowell Seibert made a living driving piles and erecting machinery across the industrial Midwest. But with mortgage payments, college tuitions and the prospect of retirement looming, Seibert traded in his outdoor job 14 years...Tags: Company Privatization, Economy, Business and Finance, Government, Employees, Arts and Culture
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If America Is Richer, Why Are Its Families So Much Less Secure?
Times Staff WriterBy most conventional measures, Paul Fredo is an American success story. The son of a coal miner, he made almost $200,000 in the last year, enough to place him in the top 2% of wage earners. As a financial manager for the U.S. unit of Alstom, the French...Tags: Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning, Government, Newspaper and Magazine, Social Issues, Industrial Accidents
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Bethlehem Steel retirees get the lowdown on pensions
Of The Morning CallMany lost their jobs. They lost their health and life insurance. And now many are losing chunks of their pensions. But these Bethlehem Steel Corp. retirees refuse to lose their dignity. "It's a raw deal," said Daniel Chunko, 54, a former crane...Tags: Plant Closings, Bethlehem Steel Corp., Companies and Corporations, Employees, Interior Policy
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