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1. Michigan jumps in technology ranking - but only to 23rd

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
Computer industry -- Employment, Online services -- Employment, Information technology -- Employment, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Michigan's economy is the most improved in the country but still lacks technology jobs, according to a Washington-based think tank. The Progressive Policy Institute's 2002 State New Economy Index credited [...]

Published
2002

2. Seminar offers help with transition of foreign workers

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
Human resource management -- Study and teaching, Trade and professional associations -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

A seminar to educate employers about challenges for workers newly arrived from other countries is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at The Community House in Birmingham. The Michigan International Trade [...]

Published
2002

3. Detroit falls on list of best places for biz

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
Cities and towns -- Rating, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Southeast Michigan slid down the list of best places to do business and advance a career in 2001, according to Forbes magazine and the Milken Institute. The Detroit area slipped [...]

Published
2002

4. In-house corporate universities growing in popularity

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
Business -- Training, Employee training -- Methods, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Although they don't have fight songs or fraternities, a growing number of businesses are operating corporate universities to train employees. Bob Gilbert, former CEO of Detroit-based Miller, Canfield, Paddock and [...]

Published
2002

5. Is it time for The Joe to go?; Hockey costs may bring call for new arena

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
Joe Louis Sports Arena -- Remodeling and renovation, Ilitch Holdings Inc. -- Planning, Sports franchises -- Buildings and facilities, Stadiums -- Remodeling and renovation, Business, Business, regional, National Hockey League -- Buildings and facilities, Detroit Red Wings -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

The Ilitch family says it doesn't want a new arena, but the realities of sports economics may dictate otherwise for the owners of the Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red Wings. [...]

Published
2002

6. American Axle still covets GM work but pursues others

Author

Morath, Eric and Sherefkin, Robert

Subjects
American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings Inc. -- Finance, Automobile equipment and supplies industry -- Finance, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

A blue Dodge Ram in front of American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc.'s Detroit headquarters symbolizes how the General Motors Corp. spin-off is no longer dependent on GM, but that [...]

Published
2002

7. J.P. Morgan sues Lehman over $70 billion in post-bankruptcy loans

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
JPMorgan Chase & Co. -- Cases, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. -- Cases, Financial misrepresentations -- Cases, Banking industry, Securities industry, Banking industry, Securities industry, Company legal issue, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. is suing failed bank Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., claiming that Lehman deceived J.P. Morgan into lending it more than $70 billion, under the assumption that J.P. Morgan would be paid in full after the sale of Lehman's assets.

Published
2010

8. Illinois senator challenges USDA role in creating dietary guidelines

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Eric Morath WASHINGTON _ Sen. Peter Fitzgerald, R-Ill., says he was looking over a box of crackers when he became convinced that the government is endorsing unhealthy foods. The [...]

Published
2003

10. Stations choose not to air SNL to avoid equal-time rule

Author

Sawyer, Jon and Morath, Eric

Subjects
Sharpton, Al
Abstract

Byline: Jon Sawyer and Eric Morath WASHINGTON _ As Rev. Al Sharpton proclaimed "I feel good," then sang and danced to the James Brown anthem "Saturday Night Live," fans in […]

Published
2003

12. Capital's response to hurricane 'not exactly a profile in bravery'

Author

Branch-Brioso, Karen and Morath, Eric

Abstract

Byline: Karen Branch-Brioso and Eric Morath WASHINGTON _ The Washington news anchor's voice somberly warned of Hurricane Isabel's approach Thursday, complete with live video of a gently fluttering flag. As […]

Published
2003

13. Nummi venture sues GM estate over cost of plant closing

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
Motors Liquidation Co. -- Joint ventures, Motors Liquidation Co. -- Cases, New United Motor Manufacturing Inc. -- Cases, Toyota Motor Corp. -- Joint ventures, Automobile industry -- Joint ventures, Breach of contract -- Cases, Joint ventures -- Cases, Actions and defenses -- Analysis, Plant shutdowns -- Finance, Plant shutdowns -- Cases, Automobile Industry, Company legal issue, Company financing, Lawsuit/litigation, Company joint venture, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2010

14. Ambac files for Chapter 11

Author

Holm, Erik and Morath, Eric

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Investigations, AMBAC Financial Group Inc. -- Remodeling and renovation, AMBAC Financial Group Inc. -- Finance, AMBAC Financial Group Inc. -- Accounting and auditing, AMBAC Financial Group Inc. -- Taxation, Insurance industry -- Remodeling and renovation, Insurance industry -- Finance, Insurance industry -- Accounting and auditing, Insurance industry -- Taxation, Bankruptcy reorganizations -- Management, Administrative agencies -- Investigations, Tax refunds -- Investigations, Insurance industry, Company bankruptcy, Company legal issue, Company financing, Company business management, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Ambac Financial Group Inc. received over $700 million in tax refunds, a move that gained the scrutiny of the United States Internal Revenue Service, which questioned the accounting used. Now, Ambac is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the face of possible IRS efforts to have the refunds returned and pressure from creditors.

Published
2010

15. FDIC seeks to block Corus Bank parent from tapping refunds

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
United States. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. -- Powers and duties, CORUS Bank N.A. -- Finance, CORUS Bankshares Inc. -- Subsidiaries, divisions and units, CORUS Bankshares Inc. -- Cases, Banking industry -- Finance, Bankruptcy reorganizations -- Management, Administrative agencies -- Powers and duties, Actions and defenses -- Analysis, Tax refunds -- Control, Tax refunds -- Cases, Company financing, Company legal issue, Banking industry, Company bankruptcy, Lawsuit/litigation, Company business management, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The United States. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. seized failed bank Corus Bank N.A. Now it has filed a motion to prevent the bank's parent, Corus Bankshares Inc., from getting the more than $257 million in tax refunds due to the subsidiary. The parent corp filed suit against the regulators who took control of the bank.

Published
2010

16. Creditors push on Chapter 11; fast-moving cases put pressure on unsecured investors to act aggressively

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
Bankruptcy -- Management, Bankruptcy -- Laws, regulations and rules, Bankruptcy law -- Interpretation and construction, Bankruptcy reorganizations -- Forecasts and trends, Bankruptcy reorganizations -- Management, Business enterprises -- Valuation, Business enterprises -- Reorganization and restructuring, Business failures -- Analysis, Debtor and creditor -- Forecasts and trends, Company bankruptcy, Company business management, Government regulation, Market trend/market analysis, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Company organization, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2010

17. Hotel operator buys time

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
Extended Stay America Inc. -- Reorganization and restructuring, Extended Stay America Inc. -- Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Starwood Capital Group L.P. -- Reorganization and restructuring, Starwood Capital Group L.P. -- Cases, Starwood Capital Group L.P. -- Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Bankruptcy reorganizations -- Management, Hotels and motels -- United States, Hotels and motels -- Reorganization and restructuring, Hotels and motels -- Cases, Hotels and motels -- Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Company organization, Company legal issue, Company business management, Company bankruptcy, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2010

18. Philadelphia papers faulted by PBGC

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
United States. Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. -- Management, United States. Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. -- Finance, Philadelphia Newspapers Inc. -- Reorganization and restructuring, Philadelphia Newspapers Inc. -- Finance, Bankruptcy reorganizations -- Planning, Bankruptcy reorganizations -- Evaluation, Newspaper publishing -- Reorganization and restructuring, Newspaper publishing -- Finance, Pension funds -- Management, Pension funds -- Finance, Company bankruptcy, Company business management, Company financing, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Company organization, Company business planning, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2009

28. Tight Labor Market Returns the Upper Hand to American Workers.

Author

Morath, Eric and Ip, Greg

Subjects
*LABOR market, *JOB applications, *WAGES, *WORKING hours, *JOB vacancies, *PAY for performance
Abstract

In addition to advertising higher wages, American Dedicated Logistics is recruiting at shopping centers, hoping to attract retail workers and Uber drivers, with better or more consistent pay than their current jobs offer. Ballooning job openings in fields requiring minimal education - including in restaurants, transportation, warehousing and manufacturing - combined with a shrinking labor force are giving low-wage workers perks previously reserved for white-collar employees. Keywords: labor market; hiring; tight labor market; job openings; low-wage workers; blue-color jobs; pay raises; hiring perks; bonuses; Recruitment Services EN labor market hiring tight labor market job openings low-wage workers blue-color jobs pay raises hiring perks bonuses Recruitment Services N.PAG N.PAG 1 06/22/21 20210621 NES 210621 Ballooning job openings in fields requiring minimal education combined with a shrinking labor force are giving low-wage workers perks previously reserved for white-collar employees. This may have raised what economists call the "reservation" wage, the lowest pay for which someone is willing to work. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

36. U.S. Added 916,000 Jobs in March as Hiring Accelerated.

Author

Morath, Eric

Subjects
*ECONOMIC indicators, *COLLEGE basketball tournaments, *CONSUMPTION (Economics), *UNEMPLOYMENT statistics, *CONSUMER confidence, UNITED States economy
Abstract

Unemployment rate, by raceChange in employment since February 2020Note: Seasonally adjustedSource: Labor Department Those with lower levels of education are also seeing gains. Keywords: Labor/Personnel; Corporate/Industrial News; Recruitment; Economic Performance/Indicators; Personal Income/Average Earnings; Employment/Unemployment Figures; Economic News; Political/General News; Politics/International Relations; Domestic Politics EN Labor/Personnel Corporate/Industrial News Recruitment Economic Performance/Indicators Personal Income/Average Earnings Employment/Unemployment Figures Economic News Political/General News Politics/International Relations Domestic Politics N.PAG N.PAG 1 04/05/21 20210403 NES 210403 Hiring accelerated in March as employers added 916,000 jobs, the biggest gain since August. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

38. February Hiring Sets Up Stronger Spring Recovery.

Author

Morath, Eric and Lang, Hannah

Subjects
*ECONOMIC indicators, *UNEMPLOYMENT, *LABOR economics, *CONSUMPTION (Economics), *UNEMPLOYMENT statistics
Abstract

Chartlos, Labor/Personnel, Corporate/Industrial News, Lay-offs/Redundancies, Economic Performance/Indicators, Employment/Unemployment Figures, Economic News, Political/General News, General Labor Issues, Content Types Friday's report showed job losses at all levels of government, though the Labor Department noted disrupted school calendars have changed usual hiring patterns. Keywords: chartlos; Labor/Personnel; Corporate/Industrial News; Lay-offs/Redundancies; Economic Performance/Indicators; Employment/Unemployment Figures; Economic News; Political/General News; General Labor Issues; Content Types EN chartlos Labor/Personnel Corporate/Industrial News Lay-offs/Redundancies Economic Performance/Indicators Employment/Unemployment Figures Economic News Political/General News General Labor Issues Content Types N.PAG N.PAG 1 03/08/21 20210306 NES 210306 Restaurant employment booms amid renewed consumer spending and fewer restrictions Hiring accelerated as restaurants and other hospitality businesses reopened and coronavirus cases eased, with U.S. employers adding nearly 550,000 jobs in the first two months of the year. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

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