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New Restructuring Era in Debt-Laden Gulf Sets Off Hiring Spree Bloomberg 1/21/2021 Nicolas Parasie (Bloomberg) -- The world’s biggest restructuring firms are boosting their presence in the Gulf region, anticipating a spate of turnaround work as companies succumb to the coronavirus pandemic after years of economic pain. New York-based Alvarez & Marsal Inc., which worked on the Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. bankruptcy, has already added three seasoned professionals to its Middle East team this year. The hires are part of an effort to expand to about 150 in the region over th...

Back in class, late-night shots, library hero: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Auburn: The top academic officer at Auburn University is facing a no-confidence vote this week by faculty members over lingering dissatisfaction with his handling of class scheduling around the coronavirus pandemic. The Opelika-Auburn News reports the University Senate is scheduled to meet Tuesday to address complaints against Provost Bill Hardgrave, who is being defended by President Jay Gouge. More than 500 faculty members met in a virtual ...

Published January 12. 2021 12:33AM  PROVIDENCE (AP) — The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Rhode Island has surpassed 100,000 according to state Department of Health data released Monday. There were nearly 3,000 new cases and 31 more virus-related deaths in the state over the past three days, the department said, and there have now been 1,947 fatalities. The agency does not update its data on the weekend. The number of infections is thought to be far higher because many people have not been tested, and studies suggest people can be infected with the virus without feeling sick. The ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Rhode Island has surpassed 100,000 according to state Department of Health data released Monday.

BEIRUT: Lebanon’s parliament Monday approved a bill that suspends banking secrecy laws for one year to allow for a forensic audit of the central bank, a key demand of international donors, state media said. “Parliament approved a draft law... that suspends banking secrecy for one year,” the official National News Agency reported. The vote came in inaccordance with a November decision by parliament to clear hurdles obstructing a forensic audit of the central bank and public institutions, the NNA added. The International Monetary Fund and France are among creditors demanding the audit as ...