Sunday Aug 10 | Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
Developer Anderson faces new pressure from lender, IRS
A New York-based lender has filed a foreclosure lawsuit against developer Brian Anderson and one of his companies, claiming they owe $23 million on the loan used to buy a Kauai resort in 2004.
Bank building owners default on $40 million loan
M&I Bank building in downtown Sarasota was brought for $35 million in March 2006.
Outlook roundup: Motorola, iStar
Among the earnings projection stories for Thursday, July 31, from AP Financial News: SCHAUMBURG, Ill.
Stock buybacks are generally considered a bullish signal on Wall Street. They return capital to shareholders, while declaring management's belief that its own cheap shares are its best return on investment.
Advisory - Saxon Financial to host analyst/shareholder conference call at 10:00 am August 7, 2008
Saxon Financial Inc. today announced that on the morning of Thursday August 7, 2008, prior to the market open, the Company will release its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2008.
IStar Financial Inc., a New York-based commercial real estate lender, said it lost $200 million from operations in the second-quarter and warned of further weakness lasting into next year as the market remains ...
AYR, BBX, DEP, SFI, WHI, CHM Have Been Added To Naked Short List Today
BUYINS.NET, www.buyins.net, announced today that these select companies have been added to the NASDAQ, AMEX and NYSE naked short threshold list: Aircastle Ltd.
iStar Financial - On the Shelf
Like most financial companies, iStar Financial Inc. has experienced a difficult time over the last several quarters.
TechTarget, Sturm Ruger & Co and Benchmark Electronics lead small-cap percentage losers
TechTarget Inc , Sturm Ruger & Co Inc and Benchmark Electronics Inc are among the biggest percentage losers in Thursday's trading among companies with market capitalizations under $1 billion.
TechTarget, Sturm Ruger & Co and Benchmark Electronics lead small-cap percentage losers
TechTarget Inc , Sturm Ruger & Co Inc and Benchmark Electronics Inc are among the biggest percentage losers in Thursday's trading among companies with market capitalizations under $1 billion.
AMERICAN INTER- NATIONAL GROUP INC. rose 5.8 percent to $26.53. The world's biggest insurer by assets was raised to 'buy' from 'neutral' at Bank of America.
The company recorded $7.2 billion in pretax write-downs in its security and banking division, while credit costs increased $4.5 billion, mainly due to consumer banking in North America and global cards.
$61M Mixed-Use Sale Includes Air Rights
Two pre-war apartment buildings on Manhattan's Upper West Side at 201 W. 92nd St.
iStar Financial Provides Estimates for Second Quarter Earnings
Preliminary Earnings Estimates Reflect Increased Loan Provisions Company to Recognize $300 Million of Gains on Sale of Assets , /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- iStar Financial Inc.
Go West: New CIBC Exec Sees...
Patrick Crandall sees opportunity in the West Coast between the cracks and crevices of the leaking financial markets.
Swig technically defaulted, but may have broken even on UWS sale
Six months before selling his Upper West Side tenement buildings for $61 million, developer Kent Swig was sued by the lender after technically defaulting on the property's mortgage, according to documents ...
Five Dividend Darlings For July 9
For decades, blue chip companies with high dividend yields have been affectionately referred to as " widow-and-orphan stocks " because they represented mature, established companies that paid reliable dividends ...
COO of iStar Financial resigns to become teacher
Commercial real estate finance company iStar Financial Inc.'s chief operating officer, Tim O'Connor, has retired, effective Monday, and plans to become a high school teacher and coach, the company said late ...
iStar Financial COO Tim O'Connor retires
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IStar Financial COO Tim O'Connor Retires
Think telemarketer. Except, it's much worse because you can't avoid this call. Instead, when you get one, it's time to pay up, because the bet you placed with borrowed money is eating itself.