Ten steps to liquidate US bases Source: Asian Times.com
However ambitious United States President Barack Obama's domestic plans, one unacknowledged issue has the potential to destroy any reform efforts he might launch.
Liquidation nationSource: financialpost.com
Earlier this month, Circuit City, the 567-store electronics retailing giant that filed for bankruptcy protection in November, announced it was going to liquidate. It's closing all its stores and laying off its 34,000 workers.
Circuit City to liquidate, shutter storesSource: Reuters
Bankrupt electronics retailer Circuit City Stores said on Friday it will liquidate its assets and shutter hundreds of U.S. stores after failing to reach a deal to sell the company.
Circuit City seeking to liquidateSource: CNN
Bankrupt electronics retailer Circuit City Inc. said Friday it has asked for court approval to close its remaining 567 U.S. stores and sell all its merchandise.
Concerned Citizen Helps Cold Workers Warm UpSource: KELOLAND.COM
Workers stood outside on Louise Avenue in Sioux Falls Sunday morning, holding signs advertising the "going out of business" sale at Linens N' Things in sub-zero temperatures.
But one citizen drove by the store and was concerned about their well-being.
Liquidated Overture fund had investments connected to Madoff scandalSource: madison.com
The arts district had nearly 20 percent of its trust fund, or some $18 million, still invested in Fairfield Sentry as recently as April. It was forced to convert the trust fund to government securities in September, however, after the balance dipped below lending limits.
Circuit City to Close 155 Stores, in 28 StatesSource: ABC News
But analysts say the moves announced Monday renewed the specter of bankruptcy hanging over the nation's No. 2 consumer electronics retailer heading into a holiday shopping season that could determine its future.
Mervyns will shut down remaining storesSource: The Arizona Republic
Retailer Mervyns LLC said it will close its remaining stores and wind down its business by selling off inventory at discounts as the holiday season approaches.

Another good business calling it quits.

I just read this on Newsvine:

Ring around the crisis. That's paraphrasing an article at Inman Real Estate News about the national foreclosure hotline, similiar to the local hotlines that are currently popping up all over the U.S. The phones are ringing off the hook.