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Daiei, a supermarket chain with ¥2.6 trillion in debts, has become a test of banks' resolve.When Daiei unveiled a fresh restructuring plan last month, it fell short of expectations.

Economists at Barclays predicted on Wednesday that Portugal will need fresh debt restructuring before it can emerge from its long-running crisis.

Although it's not slated for release until the end of the month, the report is already sparking fresh talk of restructuring youth incarceration programs across the Lone Star State.

Not long after Mizuho Financial and UFJ Holdings saw their share prices fall below ¥100,000, causing much wringing of hands, they announced fresh plans to restructure their operations.

There are reports that the industry ministry is preparing a fresh push to restructure Chinese steelmaking by making it easier for troubled mills to go bust.A sign of the central government's desire for a shakeout is its recent decision to end a long-standing ban on foreign investors owning majority stakes in local steel firms.

MillenniumHealth Chief Executive William P. Danielczyk said in a statement: "This represents a new day for Drkoop.com and its shareholders because MH-C offers a new vision, a fresh voice, a restructured board and a new management team".

The absence of a rule of law for debt restructuring delays fresh starts and can lead to chaos.

Bolton said that if opponents of a human rights council succeeded in weakening the new body, it would be better to preserve the Human Rights Commission with all its failings until a fresh opportunity arises to restructure it, U.S. officials and rights advocates said.

Fresh off the largest debt restructuring in history, the Greek government is preparing to confront a small, well-financed pool of holdout investors who are refusing to swap their bonds and take a 75 percent loss.

Its needless restructuring has invited a fresh debate about markets in health provision, as a result of which the erstwhile consensus for liberal reform has disintegrated.

Some bankruptcy and restructuring experts warn a fresh U.S. recession could trigger a string of failures to rival the one that followed Lehman Brothers, which in 2008 filed the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history.