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High Interest Rates and Inflation Fuel Credit Card Debt Crisis
High credit card interest rates (averaging nearly 22%) and persistent inflation are causing widespread financial hardship, leading many to rely on credit cards for necessities, compounding debt problems, yet several expert options are available to address this.
High Interest Rates and Inflation Fuel Credit Card Debt Crisis
High credit card interest rates (averaging nearly 22%) and persistent inflation are causing widespread financial hardship, leading many to rely on credit cards for necessities, compounding debt problems, yet several expert options are available to address this.
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40% Bias Score
Record High Credit Card Minimum Payments Signal US Financial Strain
A record 11.12% of US credit card accounts made only minimum payments in Q4 2024, exceeding the previous high and indicating widespread financial difficulty; delinquencies also reached a record high.
Record High Credit Card Minimum Payments Signal US Financial Strain
A record 11.12% of US credit card accounts made only minimum payments in Q4 2024, exceeding the previous high and indicating widespread financial difficulty; delinquencies also reached a record high.
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40% Bias Score
Sampdoria's Fall From Grace: From Serie A Glory to Relegation Battle
Sampdoria, a once-dominant Italian football club known for its legendary players and titles, is now facing potential relegation to Serie C due to a combination of factors including the death of its long-time president, Paolo Mantovani, and subsequent mismanagement.
Sampdoria's Fall From Grace: From Serie A Glory to Relegation Battle
Sampdoria, a once-dominant Italian football club known for its legendary players and titles, is now facing potential relegation to Serie C due to a combination of factors including the death of its long-time president, Paolo Mantovani, and subsequent mismanagement.
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36% Bias Score
Debt Relief Options for High-Debt Individuals
High inflation and interest rates are making it difficult for people with significant debt to get ahead; credit counseling, debt forgiveness and bankruptcy are presented as options to alleviate financial distress for those owing \$10,000 or more.
Debt Relief Options for High-Debt Individuals
High inflation and interest rates are making it difficult for people with significant debt to get ahead; credit counseling, debt forgiveness and bankruptcy are presented as options to alleviate financial distress for those owing \$10,000 or more.
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48% Bias Score
Judge Defies Recommendation, Removes Clergy Abuse Survivors from Settlement Committee
A judge overseeing the bankruptcy of the New Orleans Catholic archdiocese removed four clergy abuse survivors from a settlement negotiation committee, defying a US trustee's recommendation and sealing a report that investigated their attorney for violating a confidentiality order; survivors have los...
Judge Defies Recommendation, Removes Clergy Abuse Survivors from Settlement Committee
A judge overseeing the bankruptcy of the New Orleans Catholic archdiocese removed four clergy abuse survivors from a settlement negotiation committee, defying a US trustee's recommendation and sealing a report that investigated their attorney for violating a confidentiality order; survivors have los...
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48% Bias Score
Vietnam's Renewable Energy Sector Faces Bankruptcies Over EVN's Price Changes
Vietnam's EVN plans to retroactively change electricity prices for 173 solar and wind power projects, potentially causing widespread bankruptcies and \$7.8 billion in bad debt, according to the VCCI, which accuses EVN of violating contracts and jeopardizing future investment in renewable energy.
Vietnam's Renewable Energy Sector Faces Bankruptcies Over EVN's Price Changes
Vietnam's EVN plans to retroactively change electricity prices for 173 solar and wind power projects, potentially causing widespread bankruptcies and \$7.8 billion in bad debt, according to the VCCI, which accuses EVN of violating contracts and jeopardizing future investment in renewable energy.
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52% Bias Score
Crozer Health CEO Resigns Amid Financial Crisis, Potential Shutdown
Facing potential closure, Crozer Health CEO Tony Esposito resigned on Friday, with Greg Williams taking over as interim CEO; the system secured short-term funding but needs a long-term solution amid financial struggles and a bankruptcy filing by its parent company.
Crozer Health CEO Resigns Amid Financial Crisis, Potential Shutdown
Facing potential closure, Crozer Health CEO Tony Esposito resigned on Friday, with Greg Williams taking over as interim CEO; the system secured short-term funding but needs a long-term solution amid financial struggles and a bankruptcy filing by its parent company.
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40% Bias Score
Hudson's Bay Co. Sale Process Attracts Multiple Bidders
Facing $1.1 billion in debt and a 33 percent sales drop, Hudson's Bay Co. is undergoing a court-supervised sale process with final bids due April 30th, attracting at least four potential buyers interested in its assets, including retail operations, real estate, and intellectual property.
Hudson's Bay Co. Sale Process Attracts Multiple Bidders
Facing $1.1 billion in debt and a 33 percent sales drop, Hudson's Bay Co. is undergoing a court-supervised sale process with final bids due April 30th, attracting at least four potential buyers interested in its assets, including retail operations, real estate, and intellectual property.
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32% Bias Score
HBC Cuts Executive Retirement Payments, Exposing Regulatory Gap
Hudson's Bay Co. is cutting payments to a smaller group of former executives' supplementary executive retirement plans (SERPs) after the company's liquidation, highlighting a gap in Canada's bankruptcy protection for these unregulated plans, unlike registered pension plans protected by the 2023 fede...
HBC Cuts Executive Retirement Payments, Exposing Regulatory Gap
Hudson's Bay Co. is cutting payments to a smaller group of former executives' supplementary executive retirement plans (SERPs) after the company's liquidation, highlighting a gap in Canada's bankruptcy protection for these unregulated plans, unlike registered pension plans protected by the 2023 fede...
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28% Bias Score
23andMe Bankruptcy: 15 Million Users' Genetic Data Up for Sale
Bankrupt ancestry company 23andMe is selling its database of 15 million users' genetic information, including data from Ashkenazi Jews, prompting privacy concerns and calls to delete data due to the company's poor data security record and undisclosed data-sharing agreements.
23andMe Bankruptcy: 15 Million Users' Genetic Data Up for Sale
Bankrupt ancestry company 23andMe is selling its database of 15 million users' genetic information, including data from Ashkenazi Jews, prompting privacy concerns and calls to delete data due to the company's poor data security record and undisclosed data-sharing agreements.
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56% Bias Score
Consequences of Unsecured Loan Default and Available Debt Relief Options
Defaulting on an unsecured loan leads to late fees, credit score damage, collection calls, potential lawsuits, and impacts future credit and employment; however, debt consolidation, forgiveness, management, or bankruptcy offer potential solutions.
Consequences of Unsecured Loan Default and Available Debt Relief Options
Defaulting on an unsecured loan leads to late fees, credit score damage, collection calls, potential lawsuits, and impacts future credit and employment; however, debt consolidation, forgiveness, management, or bankruptcy offer potential solutions.
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56% Bias Score
Judge Rejects Johnson & Johnson's Third Bankruptcy Attempt over Talc Lawsuits
A US federal judge rejected Johnson & Johnson's third attempt to use bankruptcy to create a $11 billion trust fund for women claiming talc-related cancer, citing irregularities in the approval process where only 75% of claimants approved the deal. The judge stated that the best course of action was ...
Judge Rejects Johnson & Johnson's Third Bankruptcy Attempt over Talc Lawsuits
A US federal judge rejected Johnson & Johnson's third attempt to use bankruptcy to create a $11 billion trust fund for women claiming talc-related cancer, citing irregularities in the approval process where only 75% of claimants approved the deal. The judge stated that the best course of action was ...
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40% Bias Score
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