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Highlights of most recent Calif. budget proposal - San Jose Mercury News

San Jose Mercury News, USA - Feb 14, 2009

The Associated PressHighlights of most recent Calif. budget proposal Republicans say the tax break would encourage investment in California while critics called it a giveaway that could cost the state $690 million a year. Schwarzenegger, legislative leaders settle on budget framework California Debt Downgrade Puts Credit Below Louisiana Comment by Robert M. Stern President, Center for Governmental Studies

GM Bondholders Seek to Minimize ‘Free Riders’ in Debt Exchange

Bloomberg - Feb 14, 2009

The bondholder committee, which includes San Mateo, California-based Franklin Resources Inc. and Fidelity Investments of Boston, is also discussing how much

Octuplets’ Mother Shops For Wii; NY Daily News Fails To Understand ... - San Jose Mercury News

San Jose Mercury News, USA - Feb 13, 2009

Octuplets’ Mother Shops For Wii; NY Daily News Fails To Understand Octuplet mom Nadya Suleman was spotted Wednesday in California shopping for video games and was captured on film checking out the Nintendo Wii and its

Virginia businessman charged in death of investor - San Francisco Chronicle

San Francisco Chronicle, USA - Feb 14, 2009

Virginia businessman charged in death of investor software investment venture. They say Vendrick wired $100000 to a bank account for Shawkey before flying to California to finalize the business deal. Warrant Issued in Offshore Murder Mystery Self-help guru charged in death of Arizona investor

US Foreclosures Top Quarter-Million for 10th Straight Month

Bloomberg - Feb 12, 2009

Credit.com News “This is tough to fix, because so many people are underwater,” Bruce Norris, president of the Norris Group, a Riverside, California-based investment firm Video: Foreclosures Remain 18 Percent Above Last Year More than 250000 homes face foreclosure filings for 10th straight SW Fla. housing ranks third worst

GM Bondholders Seek to Minimize ‘Free Riders’ in Debt Exchange

14.02.09

By Caroline Salas

Feb. 14 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp. bondholders are working with the automaker to craft a debt exchange that discourages investors from not participating, according to a person with direct knowledge of the discussions.

The talks include giving investors who exchange their debt greater security and more seniority over unsecured bondholders who don’t in an effort to ensure maximum participation and avoid bankruptcy, said the person, who declined to be identified because the negotiations are confidential. Detroit-based GM needs to cut two-thirds of its $27.5 billion in unsecured public debt as required by the U.S. government so it can keep $13.4 billion in aid and skirt bankruptcy. Talks are continuing through the weekend ahead of a progress report due Feb. 17.

Bondholders also want to avoid a repeat of the GMAC LLC situation. That’s where Pacific Investment Management Co., manager of the world’s biggest bond fund, reneged on a Dec. 15 agreement to join other creditors in the finance company’s $38 billion debt swap only to later see its holdings soar. The 10- member GM bondholder committee overlaps with the GMAC group.

Source: Bloomberg

California investment - News

GM Bondholders Seek to Minimize ‘Free Riders’ in Debt Exchange

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