Jacobs resigns as head of Genmar
November 10, 2009
Irwin Jacobs has stepped down as CEO, chairman of the board and as a director of Genmar Holdings to avoid a potential conflict of interest
Irwin Jacobs has stepped down as CEO, chairman of the board and as a director of Genmar Holdings to avoid a potential conflict of interest
A bankruptcy court judge in Minnesota approved Genmar Holding’s motion to enter into an exclusivity and expense agreement with a potential stalking horse. Genmar has
Textron Financial Corp. and Textron Financial Canada filed an objection to Genmar Holdings’ motion relating to the sale of the company, saying Genmar needs to
Genmar Holdings is now pursuing a sales process rather than a reorganization as a means to exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to court filings.
IntraLinks, a provider of critical information exchange solutions, saw overall bankruptcy and restructuring activity increase 329 percent in the first half of 2009 compared to
Announcing that his company had filed for bankruptcy, Genmar Holdings chairman and CEO Irwin Jacobs noted that previous economic downturns “do not even remotely resemble”
Genmar Holdings, the country’s second-largest boatbuilder, has filed for Chapter 11 reorganization protection in U.S. bankruptcy court. “If someone would have said to me as
Source Interlink Companies – publisher of Sail and Power & Motoryacht magazines – reached a restructured agreement with its lenders to eliminate about $1 billion
First Trade Union Bank, with offices in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York, has entered the yacht financing industry. The bank appointed Jim Velez vice
A bankruptcy court judge yesterday approved the bidding procedures for Boater’s World’s assets, with an auction scheduled for noon Tuesday in New York, according to
Irwin Jacobs has stepped down as CEO, chairman of the board and as a director of Genmar Holdings to avoid a potential conflict of interest
A bankruptcy court judge in Minnesota approved Genmar Holding’s motion to enter into an exclusivity and expense agreement with a potential stalking horse. Genmar has
Textron Financial Corp. and Textron Financial Canada filed an objection to Genmar Holdings’ motion relating to the sale of the company, saying Genmar needs to
Genmar Holdings is now pursuing a sales process rather than a reorganization as a means to exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to court filings.
IntraLinks, a provider of critical information exchange solutions, saw overall bankruptcy and restructuring activity increase 329 percent in the first half of 2009 compared to
Announcing that his company had filed for bankruptcy, Genmar Holdings chairman and CEO Irwin Jacobs noted that previous economic downturns “do not even remotely resemble”
Genmar Holdings, the country’s second-largest boatbuilder, has filed for Chapter 11 reorganization protection in U.S. bankruptcy court. “If someone would have said to me as
Source Interlink Companies – publisher of Sail and Power & Motoryacht magazines – reached a restructured agreement with its lenders to eliminate about $1 billion
First Trade Union Bank, with offices in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York, has entered the yacht financing industry. The bank appointed Jim Velez vice
A bankruptcy court judge yesterday approved the bidding procedures for Boater’s World’s assets, with an auction scheduled for noon Tuesday in New York, according to
