Phoenix Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes is weighing whether to appeal Wednesday’s ruling in U.S. Bankruptcy Court that blocks the team’s move to Canada.
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Coyotes decision hinged on NHL ownership rules, country club case
Posted in September 30th, 2009
U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Redfield T. Baum’s decision to nix Jim Balsillie’s bid to buy the Phoenix Coyotes hinged on the National Hockey League’s right to keep the Canadian billionaire out of its ownership circle and a 1992 ruling related to country club membership.
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Mastro moved $15M home, jewelry, Rolls to defraud creditors, says suit
Posted in September 30th, 2009
Commercial developer Michael Mastro Sr. transferred a $15 million Medina home, multiple diamond rings and a 2008 Rolls Royce into limited liability companies owned by an off-shore trust, according to a complaint filed Wednesday against Mastro in federal court.
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Judge nixes bid to move Phoenix Coyotes to Canada
Posted in September 30th, 2009
U.S. Bankruptcy Court shot down a bid Wednesday by Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie to buy the Phoenix Coyotes and move them to Hamilton, Ontario.
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Equifax: Commercial bankruptcies up in Q2
Posted in September 30th, 2009
Commercial bankruptcies are on the rise and have surpassed consumer bankruptcies, according to data from Equifax Inc. (EFX)
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Phoenix Coyotes have yet to seal TV deal
Posted in September 30th, 2009
The Phoenix Coyotes could start the National Hockey League season without a television deal.
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Phoenix Coyotes fate could be decided by Friday
Posted in September 30th, 2009
Lawyers and officials involved in the Phoenix Coyotes’ five-month-old Chapter 11 bankruptcy saga expect to see a ruling before the start of the new National Hockey League season this weekend.
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Charter bankruptcy ruling delayed
Posted in September 30th, 2009
A ruling on Charter Communications’ bankruptcy, which was expected today, has been delayed.
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Appalachian Bancshares faces delisting
Posted in September 29th, 2009
Appalachian Bancshares Inc. could be delisted from NASDAQ for failing to maintain a minimum market value of publicly held shares of $5 million and a minimum bid price of $1 a share. (APAB)
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