Dionne Warwick is the latest in a long list of celebrities who failed to properly manage their money.
After piloting American Airlines through bankruptcy, chief executive Tom Horton would receive $19.8 million in cash and stocks as part of a merger with US Airways -- if a judge allows it.
The country probably won't declare a national bankruptcy, but major banking customers are still taking a hit.
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A joint bid by Pabst owner Metropolous & Co. and Apollo Management Group gets OK'd, and the snacks could be selling by summer.
An online shirt shop kicked off Amazon for trying to boost its numbers with randomized apparel phrases runs out of cash.
The emir's purchase also signals stronger financial ties between the oil-rich Gulf state and Europe's most-bankrupt country.
But founder Joe Francis says he isn't losing his shirt in his nasty fight with casino owner Steve Wynn.
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The famous snack cake will likely be heading to auction within weeks. Will the new owners rekindle consumer interest?
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