News: General Motors May Fail This Month Without Aid, UAW Chief Says - Bloomberg

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General Motors May Fail This Month Without Aid, UAW Chief Says
Bloomberg - 37 minutes ago
By John Hughes Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- US lawmakers were told General Motors Corp., the countryâ??s largest automaker, may fail this month if they donâ??t give the cash infusion the company seeks.
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Pirate Bay Buyer Sued For Bankruptcy

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pharazon writes "Global Gaming Factory (GGF), the prospective buyer of file-sharing site The Pirate Bay, has been sued in the Stockholm District Court for bankruptcy due to an unpaid debt of up to 1.4 million SEK (Swedish Crowns, roughly 200k USD). The issuer is GGF's trading partner, Advatar Systems. GGF was recently de-listed from the Aktietorget.se equity market due to financial and reporting failures, but was able to re-list later. The Swedish Tax Office was also claiming large sums of unpaid taxes from the owners of GGF. The discussion in the Swedish media has been skeptical about the Pirate Bay deal due to financing issues."

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Techcrunch: SeeqPod’s Assets Are Finally Being Sold, And Its Team Is Coming Back For More

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The tumultuous story of music search engine Seeqpod is finally coming to a close. Last June, we wrote that the company was looking to sell off its domain name, with evidence suggesting that it was about to be acquired by Microsoft. That didn't happen. We've just heard from CEO Kasian Franks that the technology assets of SeeqPod are now being sold to a "large Japanese media company" (he wouldn't divulge the name). And now the SeeqPod team is back building another company: the Mikojo music search engine. Before we get to that though, a recap of SeeqPod's difficult year. In February SeeqPod was slapped by lawsuits from EMI and Warner Music, as the record companies looked for billions of dollars in damages. In March, Seeqpod filed for bankruptcy protection and put itself up for sale.
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Digg: Sarah Palin Shilling for Socialist Subaru Liberals?

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Usually it's a good thing when a major political figure mentions an automotive brand. Unless, perhaps, it involves tax dollars and automaker bankruptcy rescues, but hopefully we're past that now.



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