bankruptcy
RSS bankruptcySCO Group wins copyright appeal against Novell decision
News SCO Group, whose six-year-old legal case arguing Linux infringes its Unix copyright hasn't been enough to keep it from the bankruptcy courts, nevertheless won an important victory in its case on Monday. [26 Aug 2009]
Ericsson snaps up Nortel's wireless tech for $1.13bn
News Ericsson's bid is still subject to bankruptcy court approval in the US and Canada. Once a giant in wireless gear, Toronto-based Nortel filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. Ericsson cast the $1.13bn... [27 Jul 2009]
apid Technology Deployment Enables Investor to Quickly Launch New Mortgage Firm
White Paper As a result of the reorganization and bankruptcy of its parent company and the desire to move forward with a viable business, Cela worked to sever the organizational ties that were in place and rapidly set-up a new... [25 Jul 2009]
DocuLex Does Justice to Law Firm Document Conversion
White Paper Atlanta-based Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs LLP has over 60 attorneys specializing in commercial lending, bankruptcy, corporate, health, real estate, commercial litigation, tax, and employee benefits law. [23 Jul 2009]
Avaya to buy Nortel Enterprise Solutions for $475m?
News The deal marks the latest sale of a Nortel division, following the Canadian networking firm's Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, announced at the start of the year. This is a mechanism sometimes employed in major... [21 Jul 2009]
Nortel dropped from Olympic role - and Cisco steps up
News In January, Nortel filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States and sent its UK operation into administration. Nortel has been dropped as the official communications supplier for the 2012 London... [10 Jul 2009]
'Apple-clone' bankruptcy protection filing: Less cash for Apple?
News But with the company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection petition filed last week, it looks like Psystar could have minimised the damages it may have to pay Apple. The bankruptcy petition filed last week... [27 May 2009]
Testing Securitization
White Paper The process of securitization involves the creation of a bankruptcy remote company known as a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) or Issuer. Securitization is a means of raising finance secured on the back of identifiable and... [13 Feb 2009]
Nortel UK in administration - but still in the Games
News Nortel, having filed in the US for bankruptcy protection this week, has decided to put its UK operation under administration. Nortel filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Wednesday. Its position... [16 Jan 2009]
Nortel files for bankruptcy
News Nortel filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Wednesday. Nortel is also expected to seek bankruptcy protection against creditors in its home country of Canada. For the past several months,... [14 Jan 2009]
Mobile-software company UIQ files for bankruptcy
News The mobile-software company UIQ has filed for bankruptcy, following the decision by its last remaining customer to stop using its platform. Johan Sandberg, UIQ's erstwhile chief executive, told silicon.com sister site... [05 Jan 2009]
Genesis Financial Solutions Uses Document Locator to Create a Paperless Office Environment
White Paper As a financial services company, Genesis is required to file and manage a lot of paper documents including checks, loan agreements, contracts, payment records, equipment titles, and bankruptcy documents. [18 Jul 2008]
Top five takeovers that shook the tech world
News Unfortunately Worldcom filed for bankruptcy in 2002, becoming the biggest corporate failure in US history after it failed to survive a brutal consumer price war. Microsoft last week launched a hostile $44.6bn takeover... [04 Feb 2008]
Bankruptcy agency seals £20m IBM deal
News The UK's Insolvency Service has signed a £20m outsourcing deal with IBM to modernise its IT infrastructure and reduce costs. The Insolvency Service is the government department responsible for investigating companies and bankruptcies. [09 Oct 2007]
Evesham pins bankruptcy blame on Brown
News Evesham Technology fell into administration on Friday, blaming the business' troubles on the government's decision to axe the Home Computer Initiative. As a consequence, 150 staff will lose their jobs at the Worcestershire-based company. [07 Aug 2007]
