In most cases, the collapses stemmed from a combination of factors: flawed business strategies, a souring economy and banks' unwillingness to issue cheap loans.
While the first series is aimed at investigating the flexural behaviour under service and failure conditions (including the local buckling of the top flange), the objective of the second series is to study the collapse behaviour stemming from lateral-torsional buckling.
DAKAR, Senegal — At least 700,000 people have fled their homes in Ivory Coast's main city, Abidjan, to escape the increasing violence and collapsing economy stemming from the nation's political crisis, the United Nations said Friday.
A.I.G. had set up a special bonus pool for the financial products unit early in 2008, before the company's near collapse, when problems stemming from the mortgage crisis were becoming clear and there were concerns that some of the best-informed derivatives specialists might leave.
He represented Ghaith R. Pharaon, a Saudi-born financier affiliated with the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, in litigation stemming from the collapse of that institution in the early 1990's.
Deep in debt and losing money, the team was also fighting a legal battle stemming from the collapse of Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
On Wednesday, Gilbert Lopez and Mark Kuhrt, the last defendants facing charges stemming from the collapse of R. Allen Stanford's bank, face a jury trial in Houston.
The defendants in the first criminal fraud trial stemming from the collapse of the Enron Corporation may have found help from an unlikely source: Andrew S. Fastow, the former executive who is the government's star cooperator.
A picture caption in Business Day on Oct. 6 with an article about problems at the Bank of New York stemming from the collapse of the World Trade Center misstated the address of one affected building.
