Here's what made headlines this week in pension news:
Business Insurance writes, "American-US Airways merger brings together different pension plan histories."
FDL Reporter publishes, "Petri bill aimed at fixing pension inequity."
PR Newswire reports, "Aon Hewitt Survey Reveals More Employers Plan to Offer Lump-Sum Pension Payouts in 2013."
Pensions & Investments quotes PBGC Director Josh Gotbaum in "PBGC Multiemployer pension plan reports raise alarms on underfunding."
Business Insurance reports, "PBGC takes over pension plan of auto parts manufacturer Findlay."
"What if your pension runs out of money?" MarketWatch asks.
Bloomberg publishes, "PBGC Sues the Renco Group Over RG Steel Unfunded Pension."
"Where's My Refund: Is Some of the $58 Billion Unclaimed Money Yours?" Travelers Today asks.
Business Insurance reports, "PBGC to take over 2 Hawker Beechcraft pension plans."
The Wall Street Journal writes, "Bankruptcy judge close to granting Beechcraft plan."
Plansponsor.com quotes PBGC Director Josh Gotbaum in "Pension Premium."
The Wichita Eagle reports, "Bankruptcy judge delays ruling on Hawker Beechcraft pensions until Jan. 31."
"$58 billion unclaimed: Is some of it yours?" CNN Money asks.
Wichita Business Journal reported "Court to hear Hawker-PBGC plan on Jan. 17."
WokplaceChoice.org posted "Multiemployer plans need more help, PBGC chief tells House panel."
U.S. News published "Why Pension Plans May Not be a Slam Dunk."
Aviation International News Online published "Hawker Beechcraft Looks To Shed Non-Union Pensions."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported "PBGC holding $300 million unclaimed pension benefits."
Calhoun Times printed "News Publishing Co. files Chapter 11 reorganization."
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