"They did a restructuring, with layoffs, with no warning, and that was disconcerting to everyone.
Mr. Zacks said: "The company could do a restructuring or spin off some assets," requiring aid from a brokerage firm.
"If you do a restructuring, people would not lend any further money to Greece," said Yannis Stournaras, an economist and an adviser to previous Socialist governments.
"When we do a restructuring, we advise our clients and then execute on it," said Michael McMahon, the head of Houlihan's financial institutions group.
These two forms of destruction meant that in the post-war period, the state needed to do a restructuring for which it did not have the capacity; the reliance on a purely market economy created an extremely individualistic vision that conceived the market as a force capable not only of guaranteeing economic growth, but also of fomenting new harmonious relations among social groups.
"If I can help them out for a few years, do a restructuring, get a staff in place which is going to be there for a long time and hopefully help them get a better collective bargaining agreement, it's something I'd think I want to do, because I like them".
We did a restructuring this week.
"If Hero5 Black had sold to expectations at its original $399 pricing, we would not have had to change prices across all of our cameras, and we would not have had to do a restructuring and we would have been able to continue investing in programs like our next generation Karma," Woodman said.
Most firms get second chances: in only 83 out of 569 cases did a restructured company fail to emerge from bankruptcy.
These are the kinds of people who are pushing to keep the government from doing a major restructuring of the banking system, who don't want to pick a fight with insurance and drug companies on health care reform, who wanted to appoint a commission that would recommend cutting Social Security benefits, and who like to pursue a triangulation with Democrats in Congress by sniping at Nancy Pelosi.
