By retiredguru December 16th, 2009
TOKYO (Reuters) – Shares of Japan Airlines Corp jumped 4 percent on Wednesday after the struggling carrier said most of its retirees were willing to accept cuts to pension payouts.
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By retiredguru December 15th, 2009
TOKYO (Reuters) – Shares of Japan Airlines Corp jumped 4 percent on Wednesday after the struggling carrier said most retirees were willing to accept cuts to pension payouts.
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By retiredguru December 15th, 2009
MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — A New York judge has dismissed most of a 53-count indictment against a longtime Long Island Rail Road employee linked to a disability pension scandal.
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By retiredguru December 14th, 2009
LONDON/MADRID (Reuters) – British Airways’ pension deficit more than doubled to 3.7 billion pounds at the end of March, it revealed on Monday, higher than analysts expected but not seen as big enough to derail a merger with Spain’s Iberia.
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By retiredguru December 14th, 2009
LONDON (Reuters) – British Airways said on Monday that its pension deficit had swelled to 3.7 billion pounds, giving Spain’s Iberia a get out clause if it wants to call time on their long-planned merger.
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By retiredguru December 12th, 2009
Basketball players lured by large contracts overseas still have their eyes on a reliable, if modest, pension paid by the N.B.A.
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By retiredguru December 12th, 2009
Basketball players lured by large contracts overseas still have their eyes on a reliable, if modest, pension paid by the N.B.A.
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By retiredguru December 11th, 2009
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The Pennsylvania Public School Employees’ Retirement System says it’s going to need more than $4 billion annually in additional taxpayer money in the coming years.
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By retiredguru December 11th, 2009
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — The chief executive of North Carolina’s largest health insurer is retiring Feb. 1.
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By retiredguru December 9th, 2009
A.I.G. is once again the top seller of fixed annuities to bank customers, although the contracts are being offered under the names of two subsidiaries.
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