Media, PA, May 22, 2009--Foamex International Inc. was ordered to restart an auction for its assets after the outcome was challenged by lenders owed $325 million.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Kevin Carey in Wilmington, Del. said Thursday that bids may top the $141.5 million offered by Wayzata Capital Investment Partners LLC, which won the first auction.
He gave lenders, including MatlinPatterson Global Advisors LLC, permission to offer a so-called credit bid when the auction resumes. That means the lenders, should they win, would trade debt they are owed for equity in a reorganized Foamex.
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Pfleiderer Revenues Fall in First Quarter
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| Neumarkt, Germany, May 21, 2009--Pfleiderer AG, parent of laminate firm Pergo, in the first quarter posted revenue of 358.0 million euros $489.2 million), 23.5 percent below the level posted in the first quarter of last year. |

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Home Building Getting Greener
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| Washington, DC, May 20, 2009--As builders and remodelers retool their businesses in a tight credit market and recapture the interest of jittery consumers, this spring is the greenest yet for the nation's home building industry.
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