In the experiment the platform operator restructured the virtual reward system, in the process reducing or abolishing the incentives for selected activities on the platform.
Hence, classifications are made according to "portfolio restructuring," "financial restructuring," and "operational restructuring" (Eichner 2010).
With shares in many firms having fallen by over 99%, this looks like speculative buying in advance of an expected wave of acquisitions over the next year or so.Another hopeful sign was the $1.1 billion bid by Level 3, a long-distance-network operator, for Williams Communications, a bankrupt operator that is now restructuring its debts.
Brazil's troubled cable TV operator, Net, has restructured $200 million of its debt due before the end of 2003, allowing the cash-short company to go ahead with an equity increase of at least $350 million.
In 2006 Gordon's best stock was Advocat, a troubled nursing home operator that was in the midst of restructuring.
It promises restructuring at its two big regional operators and a sharper focus on the links between mobile telephones and the Internet.
The problems that led to the dramatic implosion at care home operator Southern Cross are "endemic" across the social care industry, restructuring experts MCR warned today.
The Liberty Media Corporation, headed by John C. Malone, came a step closer today to taking control of Telewest, a British cable operator, after Telewest said it would begin talks with bondholders about restructuring its debt.
The takeover fight for Mannesmann, the biggest operator of wireless telephone networks in Europe, illustrates the growing support for restructuring.
