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Vodka seller Central European Distribution Corp., headed by Russian billionaire Roustam Tariko, filed for U.S. bankruptcy protection amid heavy bond debt and with a pre-approved restructuring plan aimed at cutting about $665.2 million in liabilities.
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Four mortgage insurers will pay more than $15 million in penalties to settle claims they paid illegal kickbacks to lenders in exchange for business, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said today.
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Going broke while dominating vodka sales in Russia and Poland may seem tough to do. A company founded by a Florida golfer, listed on Nasdaq Stock Market and until recently based in New Jersey, is almost there.
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PHH Corp ., the mortgage and auto- leasing company, is marketing high-risk, high-yield debt as corporate bond sales have the busiest start to a week since March.
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Carl Lewis, the nine-time Olympic gold medalist, said he’s ending his bid for the New Jersey state Senate, a day after a federal appeals court stripped his name from the ballot.
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Dick Clark Productions Inc. , the television company founded by the former host of the “American Bandstand” variety show, is marketing debt as yields on U.S. corporate bonds fall along with Treasuries.
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NFL Films President Steve Sabol, the artistic vision behind the studio that revolutionized the way professional football games are chronicled, has died after an 18-month battle with brain cancer. He was 69.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie nominated two more state Supreme Court justices after Democrats who control the Senate rejected his earlier picks.
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Jill Kelley, the Florida woman whose complaint about harassing e-mails opened an FBI investigation ensnaring two four-star U.S. generals, is known for hosting military officers at her waterfront home in Tampa -- across the bay from where New York Yankee Derek Jeter lives -- and once cooked alligator as a Food Network game-show contestant.
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Randall Shepherd, a 36-year-old father of three who needs a new heart after childhood battles with rheumatic fever, is one of 98 Arizonans no longer eligible for state-paid transplants after Governor Jan Brewer and the Legislature eliminated funding.
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