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And that in turn raises the issue of a possible future debt restructuring, which is making investors nervous.

"But we prefer a restructuring which is not necessarily the complete restructuring asked for by Mr Weston".

The ruling could remove a major threat to MBIA's restructuring, which is intended to protect the company's municipal bond business from the risks attached to its structured finance unit.

We are marching on Saturday because, as a country, we have witnessed many long-established businesses close due to alleged unprofitability and "restructuring", which is primarily designed to enable the selling on of businesses at inflated prices.

The company will take a fourth-quarter charge of $4 million to $6 million for the restructuring, which is expected to save about $10 million to $15 million annually.

Since December last year more than a million people have left the officially counted labour force.Clearly, with the world economy no longer doing Japan any favours, this is a tough moment at which to be considering radical reform and restructuring, which is what Mr Koizumi has said he is going to implement.

They ignored warnings of likely contagion in early 2010, at a time when they should have moved fast to negotiate a debt restructuring, which wasn't achieved until 2012.

In 2005 the group decided to focus on mining, and embarked on an ambitious restructuring, which was well under way by the time Mrs Carroll took the reins.

Dexia's shareholders in the past week accepted that France and Belgium would own almost 96 percent of the group after the restructuring, which was done to avoid the group's immediate liquidation.

Mr. Siegel gave no timetable for developing a revised business plan, which would supplant the one the airline presented to a bankruptcy court and to a federal loan board as the basis for its restructuring, which was approved in April.

But they said the basic outlines of the restructuring, which were presented to Mr. Tenet, involved merging the Palestinian Authority's disparate police, paramilitary and intelligence forces into just three or perhaps four agencies.