Calpine Corp. said it expects claims in bankruptcy court to be significantly greater than the $17.4 billion in liabilities it reported at the end of last year. In filing its annual report with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the beleaguered San Jose, Calif.-based power producer noted that the reason for this could be multiple claims from one creditor against more than one Calpine debtor or multiple claims by multiple creditors against a single liability.
May 22, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Calpine Corp. said Friday it expects claims in bankruptcy court to be significantly greater than the $17.4 billion in liabilities it reported at the end of last year.
In filing its annual report with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the beleaguered San Jose, Calif.-based power producer noted that the reason for this could be multiple claims from one creditor against more than one Calpine debtor or multiple claims by multiple creditors against a single liability.
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