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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: reimbursement

reimbursement stories: 3 news summaries

(Newser) - General Motors will start making temporary loans to dealers who have yet to be reimbursed by the federal government under the Cash for Clunkers plan, the Wall Street Journal reports. Dealers, some now irate, essentially did the same thing for customers participating in the trade-in plan—covering the government... More »

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General Motors • auto industry • loan • car dealers • Federal government • automobile • reimbursement • Cash for Clunkers • Car Allowance Rebate System • cash advance

Ousted Thain to Repay $1.2M Spent on Office

Lush renovation
was a 'mistake,'
says ex-Merrill CEO

Jan 26, 09 11:37 AM CST
(Newser) - Former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain says he’ll repay the $1.2 million he spent on office renovations last year, Bloomberg reports. “The expenses were incurred over a year ago in a very different environment,” Thain wrote in a memo to Merrill execs. “They were a... More »

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executive compensation • Bank of America • merger • Merrill Lynch • resignation • office • John Thain • renovation • financial crisis • reimbursement

Flight 1549 Passengers Get $5K to Offset Lost Luggage

Investigation means possessions aren't coming back soon ... if they're even salvageable

Jan 20, 09 3:18 PM CST
(Newser) - Saying that passengers of Flight 1549 will not get their belongings back for months, if ever, US Airways sent each $5,000, CNN reports; the airline also provided “an obvious reimbursement” of the ticket price. As part of the investigation, all luggage must be weighed in its “current... More »

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investigation • US Airways • luggage • plane crash • NTSB • Flight 1549 • Hudson crash • reimbursement

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