The long road to reorganization can offer airlines a useful opportunity to streamline their operations and gain new financing.
Results for the latest quarter included a gain of $2 million for adjustments made to reorganization charges from last year.
Some of the Johnson Great Society programs, apparently, were to be continued, but others had fallen prey to reorganization.
And if a corporate bankruptcy does not offer a path to reorganization, many of the jobs at struggling companies may vanish for good.
The investigation led to the reversal of dozens of criminal convictions and led to reorganization of all gang units and a federal consent decree on police reform.
In the second quarter of 2007, Northwest reported net income of $2.1 billion, which included $1.9 billion related to reorganization items.
The company also wrote off inventory and costs related to reorganization of its Aiwa unit and other businesses and early retirement packages.
The archdiocese, long a powerhouse in the American church, is a latecomer to reorganization, although it has closed at least a half-dozen churches piecemeal during the past decade.
American Express reported Thursday that its fourth-quarter net income fell 47 percent, as the credit card issuer racked up charges related to reorganization costs and other one-time expenses.
This led to reorganization of the structure of secondary and higher education in a unified state system, with secondary schools maintained by the communes, and with state lycées, universities, and special institutions of higher education.
NURP is no stranger to reorganization or budget cuts.
