Round-Up: Insolvency in the News
By Here are bankruptcy stories from around the web making headlines on 8.26.11:
The Nashville Business Journal provides a sobering update of the Tennessee housing market.
Reuters reports that Lehman Bros. executives have agreed to settle shareholder investment suits for $90 million.
WSJ Bankruptcy Beat: Oregon Newspaper files Chapter 11, but not without a fight; paper goes down swinging against its largest creditor.
Too big to fail? Denmark enacts plan to protect banks from bankruptcy.
And on a historical note, the State of Indiana apparently went bankrupt in 1839. Unless you’re from Indiana, in which case the situation is considered a mere brief unpleasantness.
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