Fitch Rates United Technologies' Proposed $10B Sr. Unsecured Debt 'A'; Outlook ... - MarketWatch (press release)

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Fitch Rates United Technologies' Proposed $10B Sr. Unsecured Debt 'A'; Outlook ... MarketWatch (press release) UTC plans to raise approximately $3 billion or more of net cash proceeds during the remainder of 2012 which would reduce high debt levels resulting from the Goodrich acquisition and minimize UTC's use of equity. Planned divestitures include Hamilton ... TEXT-Fitch affirms Accor SA at 'BBB-'; stable outlookReuters Japan Rating Cut by Fitch on 'Leisurely' Efforts to Tame DebtSan Francisco Chronicle Fitch Cuts Japan's Credit RatingFox Business all 376 news articles »

Fact check: Ad exaggerates Obama's debt - The Seattle Times

Fact check: Ad exaggerates Obama's debt The Seattle Times The story appeared in print editions under a more benign headline — "Debt talks may affect premiums" — because the article mostly was about how efforts to reduce the federal deficit by cutting payments to Medicare providers might end up boosting ... and more »

TEXT-S&P cuts Exterran Holdings rating to 'B+' - Reuters

TEXT-S&P cuts Exterran Holdings rating to 'B+' Reuters As of March 31, 2012, consolidated debt to trailing-12-month EBITDA was about 4.8x, and EBITDA interest was about 2.4x. We do not expect any meaningful debt reduction, and expect credit metrics to remain weak. Because of our expectation that industry ... and more »

TEXT-Fitch rates United Technologies' proposed debt 'A' - Reuters

TEXT-Fitch rates United Technologies' proposed debt 'A' Reuters UTC plans to raise approximately $3 billion or more of net cash proceeds during the remainder of 2012 which would reduce high debt levels resulting from the Goodrich acquisition and minimize UTC's use of equity. Planned divestitures include Hamilton ... and more »

parties hold firm on how to reduce debt - Toledo Blade

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parties hold firm on how to reduce debt Toledo Blade AP WASHINGTON — Republicans and Democrats are refusing to budge from their positions on spending cuts versus tax increases to deal with the nation's debt. House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) ... As a Debt Battle Looms, Some See No Option but to Raise TaxesNew York Times House Speaker John Boehner stands by hard line on debt ceiling, as Democrats ...Boston.com Boehner Urges Republicans to Focus on Economy, Not WrightBloomberg Chicago Tribune all 934 news articles »