Rouge mulls options to deal with money problems.(Review)(Rouge Industries Inc. to refinance principal line of credit)
Dearborn-based steelmaker Rouge Industries Inc. said it continues to pursue strategic alternatives'' as it tries to refinance its principal line of credit. The company had hoped to refinance that credit line by Sept. 30. Alternatives could include a sale of the company or some of its assets, said a

Publication: Crain's Detroit Business

Balloon Loans, Lease-Options Prove Riskier in Today's Market
The home mortgage market is devilishly difficult to navigate in normal times. During a time when home prices are declining, the difficulties are compounded. Problems I had never thought about before now pop up regularly in my mailbox. Here are a few: Constructing a home has become more hazardous.

Publication: The Washington Post

DIA MAY SELL BONDS TO REFINANCE DEBT SALE PROCEEDS ALSO WOULD BE USED TO PAY FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS
Denver International Airport might sell up to $250 million in bonds next fall to refinance existing debt and pay for capital projects, -DIA's chief financial officer said Wednesday. The bond sale would allow DIA to refinance nearly $100 million in 1994 bonds at lower interest rates, Stan Koniz said

Publication: Rocky Mountain News

DIA MAY SELL BONDS TO REFINANCE DEBT SALE PROCEEDS ALSO WOULD BE USED TO PAY FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS.(Business)
Byline: David Kesmodel, Rocky Mountain News Denver International Airport might sell up to $250 million in bonds next fall to refinance existing debt and pay for capital projects, -DIA's chief financial officer said Wednesday. The bond sale would allow DIA to refinance nearly $100 million in 1994

Publication: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)

Arch Coal will sell new stock to refinance debt, develop new Logan mine
Arch Coal Inc. plans to sell at least 6.25 million shares of new stock to refinance some recently incurred debts and partly pay for the development of its new Mountain Laurel Mining Complex in Logan County. The St. Louis-based company announced the stock offering Monday. The same day, Arch Western

Publication: Charleston Daily Mail

MILKING THE CASH COW METRO HOMEOWNERS REFINANCE FOR A RECORD $53.8 BILLION IN 1998 TO GREASE ECONOMY.(Business)
Byline: John Rebchook News Real Estate Editor A boom in refinancing last year put more than $500 million extra cash in the hands of Denver-area homeowners, who used the windfall for everything from buying new cars to upgrading kitchens and bathrooms. Some even used their houses to bankroll new

Publication: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)