cash crunch

Surviving the year-end cash crunch is always tough. This year, it's going to be even tougher.

As the cash crunch grew more severe, firms began to pay double or triple digit annualized rates for short-term, uncollateralized loans.

Property developers have been hit by a cash crunch and are talking about cutting prices aggressively.

Worse, MF may have tried to cover some of the cash crunch using client money.

Air India, meanwhile, deferred payments to its employees for two weeks because of a cash crunch.

Venture capitalists today are buzzing about a Wall Street Journal story about how Internet startups are facing a "cash crunch. "

A handful of churches across the country have faced foreclosure, and in places like Michigan, the cash crunch has been especially severe.

The cash crunch has come despite repeated prodding by the government to help private businesses.

Signs of a cash crunch in some corners of the European bank market have increased in recent months.

If massive numbers of customers sought to redeem their policies, it could cause a cash crunch for some companies.

This funding gap leaves many VC-backed technology companies facing a cash crunch this year.

The rumours of a cash crunch became reality.

But public sector oil companies are now reeling under losses, and have warned they could face a cash crunch if retail prices are not raised.

His concern is not culture but rather the coming cash crunch.

Otherwise, a major cash crunch could be looming.

The cash crunch in the oil industry has a wider impact.

For their part, Russia's national champions avert a nasty cash crunch.

There are some signs that the cash crunch has already been felt by banks during the first half of the year.