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Judge approves interim loan for Rhythm & Hues
A federal judge approved a $17-million loan from two movie studios to keep the lights on at troubled Rhythm & Hues, the award-winning visual effects company that worked on the Oscar-nominated “Life of Pi.” Rhythm & Hues, based in El Segundo,...
Tags: Django Unchained (movie), Malaysia, Companies and Corporations, Employees, Judges
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Ex-San Diego mayor who gambled away $1 billion remorseful
L.A. NOWMaureen O'Connor was the first female mayor of San Diego. But when she left public life, she spent countless hours seated in front of video-poker machines, authorities said. Over a nine-year period, she wagered an estimated $1 billion, including millions.... -
PBR parent a lead bidder for Twinkies, other Hostess cake brands
The dismantling of Hostess Brands Inc. continued this week as bidders, including the owner of Pabst Brewing Co., emerged to buy the bankrupt company’s bread and cake brands. C. Dean Metropoulos & Co., the private equity firm that owns the...
Tags: Hostess Brands, Inc., Economy, Business and Finance, Breads, Companies and Corporations
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‘Resident Evil: Revelations’ skips the PS Vita; here’s why
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - latimes.comA year after “Resident Evil: Revelations” found success as a Nintendo 3DS exclusive, the handheld game is being ported to ...... -
Secret Service dog falls to its death in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS -- A Secret Service dog fell to its death in New Orleans this past weekend while performing a security sweep of a six-story parking garage next to the Ritz-Carlton where Vice President Joe Biden was speaking. The dog, a bomb-sniffing...
Tags: Mardi Gras, Animal, Joe Biden, Roman Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal, Accidental Death
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The incredible shrinking Barnes & Noble
Big box bookstores such as Barnes & Noble were once considered a major threat to the health of the book-selling industry, offering discounts, massive selections and lattes that independent bookstores could not. Now things have changed: Barnes & Noble is...
Tags: Media Industry, Jane Austen, Newspaper and Magazine, Book, Barnes & Noble
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Casey Anthony files for bankruptcy, nearly $800,000 in debt
Casey Anthony is broke. The Orlando, Fla., woman -- acquitted of killing her 2-year-old daughter in a trial that riveted the nation -- has $1,084 in assets and at least $792,119 in debt, according to bankruptcy documents filed in a Florida federal...
Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, ABC (tv network), Internal Revenue Service, Orange County Sheriff's Office, Casey Anthony
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To save money, Sacramento Opera and Philharmonic will merge
In a sign of the times for small and mid-size classical music organizations, the Sacramento Opera and Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra will merge their operations this year in order to cope with a challenging financial environment. The merger, which...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Culture
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Riding shotgun with Dennis Zine across CD3
Dennis Zine is trying to kill me. Or at least it seems that way. He’s driving across the grass at Lanark Park in his city car, enthusing about how responsive he is to his City Council constituents here in the West San Fernando Valley, explaining...
Tags: Elections, YMCA, Joni Mitchell, Led Zeppelin (music group), Local Elections
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Atari bankruptcy: Remembering the 2600, 7 bestselling games
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - latimes.comWord that the U.S. operations of iconic video game maker Atari had filed for bankruptcy protection was greeted with a ...... -
Degree of L.A.'s fiscal problems splits mayoral candidates
A virtual unknown straining to make his mark in the race for mayor of Los Angeles offered an alarming assessment of the city's finances. "We are actually on the brink of bankruptcy," Emanuel Pleitez, a tech executive and former aide to Mayor Antonio...
Tags: Pension and Welfare, Public Employees, Los Angeles International Airport, Jan Perry, Healthcare Policies
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Robert Citron, treasurer at center of O.C. bankruptcy, dies
L.A. NOWRobert L. Citron, the soft-spoken Orange County treasurer whose bad bets on exotic Wall Street investments resulted in what in 1994 was the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history, died Wednesday. He was 87. Until the 1994 financial collapse, Citron....
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