Go on, Bay Area, bust out the party hats -- CBS 5 is now bringing you 30 hours per week of local HD programming.

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Capmark, one of the biggest commercial real-estate lenders to go bust in the financial downturn, put the property on the market last spring after emerging from bankruptcy protection in 2011.

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Which, if there is a haircut on the bonds, will all go bust immediately.

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In allowing Lehman to go bust when competitors balked at taking it on, Hank Paulson, the treasury secretary, attempted to draw a line in the sand.

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If Bear had been allowed to go bust, it would have put huge pressure on its counterparties, including the likes of JPMorgan Chase (which is the biggest credit-default swap player, one reason it was keen to do a deal).

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Spain can now go bust on its own timetable, instead of one dictated by a Greek exit from the euro.

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If enough of them fail to pay the rent, the companies will have too little income to pay the interest on their buy-to-let mortgages, forcing them to go bust.

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