Barclays has gone to court in an attempt to seize the £3.6m country home of the polo playing playboy Baron Strange of Knockin - also known as Rhodri Philipps. Philipps was in court in Chichester last Wednesday, trying to stop the bank's attempts to repossess the home counties pile he shares with his wife. The case was suspended until next month. It is the latest chapter in the baron's colourful career. He has already been bankrupted in Britain, and in Germany he spent a year in jail - convicted of "jeopardising" the finances of an engineering group. For Philipps, though, holding on to the...
Kosmos to increase project finance debt facilities by $350m 
Energy Business Review
Energy Business Review
Kosmos Energy, an oil exploration and production company, will increase its project finance debt facilities by $350m, raising the total...
Oklahoma Briefs: Devon sells offshore holdings
The Oklahoman
The Oklahoman
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What will the new economy look like?
The Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor
Eventually, investors are going to realize that the discussion of a “recovery” is nonsense. The economy can never recover the pace and frenzy of the bubble years – and so much the better. It has to move on to something...
Former Arrow Trucking Executives Seek $1.4 Million in Wages
Journal of Commerce
Journal of Commerce
Bankruptcy trustee objects to bid for estate's money Three former executives of bankrupt Arrow Trucking filed $1.38 million in priority wage claims, drawing objections from Arrow's trustee, the Tulsa World reports....
Judge OKs ballot argument against Richmond casino
Fresno Bee
Fresno Bee
The Associated Press Share thefresnobee_994:/2010/08/31/2060221/judge-oks-ballot-argument-against.html E-Mail Print Text Size: tool name...
