Sinopacific Dayang Shipbuilding holds first creditors’ meeting – Seatrade Maritime News

Bankrupt Yangzhou Dayang Shipbuilding, a subsidiary of Sinopacific Shipbuilding Group, has held its first creditors meeting on Saturday, more than two months after the yard went under receivership. The local media reported that more than 700 people attended the meeting, including creditors and their representatives, management and staff of the shipyard, the legal and audit…

Monarch Files for Insolvency in UK’s Biggest Airline Failure – Bloomberg

U.K. leisure carrier Monarch filed for insolvency in Britains biggest-ever airline collapse, leaving the government to arrange the return of 110,000 tourists and marking the third failure of a major European operator in five months. The airline and Monarch Travel Group were placed in administration, leading to the suspension of the Luton, England-based companys operating license,…

UPDATE 1-Creditors approached Puerto Rico with offers after Maria -official – Reuters

(Adds background, information from governors liaison Sobrino) By Stephanie Kelly NEW YORK, Oct 2 (Reuters) – Creditors approached Puerto Ricos government with offers surrounding the U.S. territorys bankruptcy after Hurricane Maria tore through the island last month, but federal aid remains the top priority, a Puerto Rico official said on Monday. Any offer well review…

HomeStreet Announces Restructuring of Mortgage Banking Segment – Business Wire (press release)

SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Due to reduced expectations for single family loan origination volume in the Mortgage Banking segment, HomeStreet, Inc. (Nasdaq:HMST), parent company of HomeStreet Bank, today announced a restructuring of that segment, including: A reduction in force of 60 full time equivalent employees HomeStreet Banks second reduction in force this year in its Mortgage Banking segment,…

Menendez became ‘very hostile’ in talks to help friend with Medicare debt: witness – NJ.com

NEWARK — U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez held two contentious discussions with Medicare representatives – including one that included former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius – to press for a reimbursement policy change that would benefit his friend, a wealthy Florida ophthalmologist, a former top Medicare official testified…