None of our medicines are to be sold for profit.
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The original Nintendo Switch will still be sold for $299.
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It will be sold for between $2.99 and $3.99 per box.
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TAG is expected to be sold for more than $7 billion.
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That the stake will now be sold for about $4 billion.
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Most people in town expected it to be sold for scrap.
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They are waiting to be sold for slaughter at the local abattoir.
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This year, a package of 10 dinners will be sold for $1,500.
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This can be sold for less since the cargo avoids the tax.
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Common shares in Argentina will be sold for between $3 and $3.80.
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They will be sold for $32,000—having cost $100,000 each to make.
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A home telephone package will also be sold for $20 per month.
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The report did not say how much the stake might be sold for.
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The shirt will be sold for 29 euros, three times the manufacturing cost.
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Everything else you need to know: Forever 21 will be sold for $81 million.
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A previous version of this article stated the shoes would be sold for $18.
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The rarest and most attractive skins can easily be sold for hundreds of dollars.
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On July 31, regular and kid-sized scoops will also be sold for $1.50.
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The remaining 512 billion tokens will be sold for $75 million on Sept. 12.
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You can donate money, food, or items that can be sold for camp funds.
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Analysts expect Polbank to be sold for between 0.6 and 1.0 to book value.
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The Garden Specialty Pizza will be sold for $10 in-store while supplies last.
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He donated 48 copies of the Emancipation Proclamation to be sold for fund-raising.
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Last year at this time, soybeans could be sold for almost $10 per bushel.
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A Blow Pop that cost him 20 cents could be sold for 50 cents.
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If Briny can be sold for a billion dollars, it's like a no-brainer.
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Fi won't be on the market until Spring 2020 and will be sold for $330.
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The car that Solis believes precipitated his mother's murder had to be sold for cash.
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The proposal states regular tickets will be sold for $38.50, and VIP tickets for $100.
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Garden Specialty Pizzas with Incogmeato will be sold for $10 in-store, while supplies last.
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An à la carte menu of Easter specialties will be sold for pickup or delivery.
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The shares Mr. Blankfein and others received on Thursday cannot be sold for five years.
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I later learned that crops tainted by floodwaters could not be sold for human consumption.
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ING said in a note that metal would "likely to be sold for rising premiums".
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The Wanda International stake will be sold for just under 36 million pounds ($49 million).
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If significant orders come in, the vests can be sold for about $20 each, Sheikh said.
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The work had been expected to be sold for between 200,000 and 300,000 pounds ($277,600-$416,400).
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Cassia's hub will be sold for $99.99, with shipments starting sometime in the next few months.
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She holds a bag of washing powder that is supposed to be sold for 32 bolívares.
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Mr. Massini added he was confident a GTO would be sold for $100 million within five years.
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Some skins can be unlocked in-game for free, while others will be sold for real money.
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Any of these assets may be sold for any other, with more than 1,080 direct trading pairs.
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It also aims to produce 6,000 tonnes of methane per year that will be sold for cooking.
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Females like Kali, they said, can be sold for as much as $10,000 on the black market.
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The stake in Gazprom Neft-Vostok would be sold for at least $271 million, according to Gazprom.
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And thanks to these updates, older iPhones remain more popular and can be sold for more money.
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Boston Dynamics plans to build about 100 over the next year to be sold for commercial use.
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The solution, it seemed, was finding new markets where oil and gas could be sold for cheaper.
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Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that uses encryption techniques for security and can be sold for money.
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Because they will now have to be sold for frozen use, the lobsters aren't worth as much.
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No. 699, a catch-up issue, will be released in October — and will be sold for $1.
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Works that had sold for millions couldn't be sold for a tenth of the price, she said.
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In September, Driver forecast that the company could be sold for between $26 and $33 a share.
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As far as why its price was lower than the others, Tuft & Needle said it's able to keep costs down because it keeps margins as slim as possible, selling the mattress for the price it has to be sold for, not the price it could be sold for.
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Each individual order comes with three fried treats and will be sold for $2.99, according to Best Products.
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The new tubes will hit grocery store shelves this month and will be sold for around $1.69 each.
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But it did agree that the data collected by its systems will never be sold for commercial purposes.
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The greater the chance that prices will rise above $90, the more the licence can be sold for.
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For example, the older 13-inch MacBook Pro (previously £999) will now be sold for £1,6.
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Put another way, Slack doesn't need to be "sold" for investors to want to snap up its shares.
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The Street recently reported that 90 millions chocolate bunnies were expected to be sold for Easter this year.
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The Japanese company said the microchip unit would be sold for 2 trillion yen, or roughly $18 billion.
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So-called grey market goods are authentic goods that can be sold for less by bypassing official distribution channels.
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Aldi's Cheese Advent Calendars will be sold for $12.99 each, and that's about 54 cents per serving of cheese.
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In fact, it will only be sold "for a few days," while supplies last, according to the press release.
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Each one is about four pounds and will be sold for 5,500 yen, which comes out to about $51.
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The City of Concord has estimated that the steel from the dilapidated railroad could be sold for $4.1 million.
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The data from a single credit card can be sold for more than $45, data security provider Symantec reports.
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Mullis said the tests, to be sold for up to 5 pounds ($6.47) each, would be produced in Britain.
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Mullis said the tests, to be sold for up to 5 pounds ($6.47) each, would be produced in Britain.
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The fruit cannot be sold for human consumption once it is on the ground due to food safety regulations.
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Hall tells PEOPLE that flakka can be sold for as low as $3-5 a dose, and is quite addictive.
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Half an hour before polls closed, most posters were being taken down so their structures could be sold for scrap.
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Strawberries are good and all, but do they really deserve to be sold for top dollar on an individual basis?
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The Priority Coast starts at an introductory price of $349 and will eventually be sold for the price of $449.
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She knows these photos will be sold for big bucks to the highest payer, in this case it was E!
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The government's 1,23,269,271 shares will be sold for 2,075.31 Colombian pesos each and will be on offer until Oct. 3.
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To commemorate the event, the Royal Plaza created a special kimchi burger, which will only be sold for one week.
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Each bike also carries more than 60 patented parts so that they cannot be sold for use on other bicycles.
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The restaurant's manager, Anish Mehra, says the sculpture is worth $5,000 and was likely stolen to be sold for scrap.
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"Pluto basil can be sold for $40 a pound as opposed to $10 to $15 for regular basil," he said.
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The masks will be sold for $5 each, according to the union's statement posted by NPR investigative reporter Tim Mak.
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"It certainly takes off the cap of what a painting can be sold for," said the veteran dealer Bill Acquavella.
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Actemra also has not received approval from China's National Medical Product Administration to be sold for use for coronavirus infections.
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Currently, short-term plans are allowed in most states but can be sold for only three months at a time.
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Strand's tests will be sold for 20,000 Indian rupees ($310), while similar technology in the United States costs more than $13,000.
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It will be sold for five days only through a virtual pop-up shop beginning Thursday, August 17 at 6 a.
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Bonhams declined to give a precise estimate but said they expected the lyrics to be sold for a six-figure sum.
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The Rockwell painting, "Shuffleton's Barbershop," will be sold for an undisclosed sum to a museum whose identity has not been revealed.
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Rabbits are pregnant for just one month and can be sold for meat when they are two to six months old.
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Bad guys often have pocket watches, belt buckles, or even jewelry on them that can be sold for a pretty penny.
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"Their belongings were taken to be sold for charity," he said, skipping over the stream of sewage that split the road.
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The prop is listed at #783 on the auction list, and is expected to be sold for between $4,000 and $6,000.
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Because the Mavic 2 Pro and Mavic 2 Zoom have different cameras, separate lenses and filters will be sold for each model.
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The houses will be sold for over £1 million ($1.32 million) each, the campaign group said on its petition's webpage in August.
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According to local media, NLB Vita could be sold for a total of 40 to 60 million euros ($44.38 to $66.57 million).
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Gartner, a consultancy, says some 174,000 drones will be sold for commercial use around the world this year, and 2.8m to consumers.
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Newly introduced generics can't be sold for more than 60 percent of the price of the brand name upon which they're based.
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Like many Holstein calves, Stanton was separated from his mom early in life so his mother's milk could be sold for profit.
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Venezuelan regulations require that staple products be sold for a pittance – a kilo of rice is set at the equivalent of $0.12.
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This was a particular problem because the items being betted on — skins for Counter-Strike's weapons — can be sold for real money.
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Current law says the short-term plans can only be sold for three months, but that rule only took effect in 2017.
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In the same way that activism cannot be sold for $26, black characters cannot be bought when they lack depth and accessibility.
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Bans on cow slaughter in India mean the cows cannot be sold for meat and die of old age, infirmity or disease.
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Under the FDA's proposal, a product will still be allowed to be sold for a year while its application is under review.
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The 40 percent stake in the wind farm, located off the coast of Norfolk in Britain, will be sold for 558 million pounds.
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One said Real could be sold for "near zero at best", while another said Metro may have to pay to offload the business.
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"We spend four to five days making these, I've got forty of them ready to be sold for tomorrow," Sultan Zaib, told CNN.
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Vinyl customers at Best Buy, however, have more time; records will continue to be sold for the next two years, according to Billboard.
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In order to score the iconic gown, which The Telegraph reports will be sold for $4,646 (or £3,500), you'll have to act fast.
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The Disney treat box will be sold for $7.49, whereas one individual bar at the park costs $5.75, according to the Miami Herald.
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Still, we're told there's already massive interest in the party -- and VIP tables are expected to be sold for a TON of cash.
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Some background: The Obama administration tinkered with short-term plans in 2016, saying they can only be sold for fewer than three months.
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I suspect it's likely meant for companies doing data analysis or offering financial services; something that can be sold for much more money.
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Officials are expected to allow these plans to be sold for up to a year, as opposed to the current 90-day limit.
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In the new block of tickets, about 210 seats at every "Hamilton" performance — mostly in the center orchestra — will be sold for $210.
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The bottom line: One of the fastest ways to lose $1 billion in value is to be sold for just over $1 billion.
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It also won't be sold for street use in the US, Aston Martin told Business Insider, due to its lack of a windshield.
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But the vast majority of Illinois's hemp will be used for CBD, which can be sold for more but requires more involved processing.
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Data is a commodity to be sold for advertising, used by government agencies to stop crimes, or for companies to increase workplace productivity.
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Some former staff members of Sunset Mesa said they never heard Hess disclose to donors that the bodies would be sold for profit.
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Over the next decade, the same set of buildings would be sold for "more than 16 times the amount," according to the Times.
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When it goes on sale later this year, the brush will be sold for less than $200, but it will not be $179.
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Uproxx reports the cold stuff will be sold for a limited time from February through May 2017 at Dollar General and other convenience stores.
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She was later captured to be sold for her meat as well, but was luckily rescued by Ape Action Africa before that could happen.
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The long range version will be sold for $44,000, has a range of 310 miles and a 33 to 60 time of 5.1 seconds.
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I call this incremental margin; the change in the difference between cost of producing data and how much that data can be sold for.
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Uruguay and several U.S. states, including California, Oregon, Alaska, Maine, Massachusetts, Washington, Nevada and Colorado now allow cannabis to be sold for recreational use.
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The statement says the items were to be sold for 3,000 euros ($3,500.) If convicted, the suspects face maximum prison terms of 15 years.
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Because Android is an open platform and anyone can take it and bend it to their liking so it should be sold for less?
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If successful, tops in blue, grey, and black will begin shipping to customers in November of this year and will be sold for $169.
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If it did, medications that contain exactly this ingredient would not be sold for use in the treatment of both childhood and adult ADHD.
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The USWNT's Wheaties boxes will be sold for $23, a nod to the 23 fierce women who are a part of this record-breaking team.
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Since the early 20th century, its economy has experienced booms and busts based on how much oil could be sold for on the global market.
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The standard car will be sold for $2000,23 and has a 23 to 60 mph of of 5.6 seconds and a range of 220 miles.
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There they will be sold for €20.1 ($11) each by Bonprix, part of a family-owned mail-order firm with sales of $13bn a year.
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They said that a gram of venom can be sold for around $8,000, with venom from rarer scorpions selling for up to $12,000 per gram.
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Mitchell also alleges in the court filing that RBS and Cerberus conspired secretly to ensure Torex would be sold for below its value to Cerberus.
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"In order to resolve these concerns, around 350 to 400 shops may have to be sold for the merger to be conditionally cleared," it said.
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The trucks were languishing in a nursery owned by the forest department, where the wood would then be sold for 212 TND ($212) a stère.
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"The farmer's body parts were meant to be sold for witchcraft with this belief that albino body parts and limbs would bring luck," Gries said.
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Each tube will be sold for $21, and the shades span an impressive spectrum, from rosy nude to near-black (that would be Evil Twin).
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While manufacturers weren't traditionally at risk when hackers sought troves of individual data that could be sold for financial gain, motives have become more complex.
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It invested $2.5 billion in Flipkart in August, and Mr. Son told investors Wednesday that the stake will now be sold for about $4 billion.
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I realized that, like a GameStop, the trade-in-value of my precious Switch was much lower than what it would eventually be sold for.
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Trump's new proposed rule would reverse the Obama-era rule and allow such plans to be sold for a duration of up to 12 months.
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We shouldn't be burdened with knowing that our 911 calls will be sold for thousands of dollars for a few profitable clicks on a gossip website.
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On May 6, Fastly issued an updated prospectus in which it estimated that its stock could be sold for between $0003 and $2000 in the IPO.
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Many were in the shape of birds, and all of them were delicately beautiful; they looked like something that would be sold for $400 at Anthropologie.
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Mashable, a once-trendy site valued in 2016 at $250m, in November agreed to be sold for $50m to Ziff Davis, a print-turned-digital publisher.
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The Galaxy Watch will be offered in three colors and two sizes, a 42mm and 46mm face that will be sold for $330 and $350, respectively.
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ING Bank analyst Stijn Demeester said the division could be sold for around 9 times 2016 EBITDA of 953 million euros, or around 8.6 billion euros.
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Abiec said beef products in 3,750 paralyzed trucks are nearing expiration dates beyond which they cannot be sold for human consumption in domestic and export markets.
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Rhino horns are extremely valuable, and can be sold for up to 40,000 euros, or about $42,200, on the black market, the Le Parisien newspaper reported.
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On April 165.903, the company issued the first range for its pricing, indicating it expected shares to be sold for between $9 and $11 per share.
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New York (CNN Business)The Chrysler Building, the famous art deco New York skyscraper, will be sold for a small fraction of its previous sales price.
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The plan is for them to be sold, for $5,000 each, at an event in New York City, with all proceeds going to the Chill Foundation.
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And the remaining 24,000 or so shares he continues to own could be sold for "another $470,000" based on current trading prices for Retrophin, he said.
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The Trump administration recently proposed new regulations that would allow short-term insurance plans, currently limited to three months, to be sold for an entire year.
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Companies that are transferred to the energy debt fund would not be sold for at least three years, she was quoted as telling state-owned Anadolu agency.
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Absurdly, half of the government's net oil revenues are spent on petrol subsidies—the government insists that fuel should be sold for far less than it costs.
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But your middle men, they're looking to find a player who has the potential to be sold for a transfer fee so they can take a cut.
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The Plan B will be sold for $49.99, a price comparable to the contraceptive's cost at local pharmacies, Yale College Council representative Ileana Valdez told the newspaper.
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In her bequest, she insisted that nothing be sold for 25 years, in the belief that future librarians should have flexibility but would keep the collection intact.
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Aberdeen said it applied the dilution adjustment to reflect the fact that properties would have to be sold for below market value in order to provide liquidity.
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More than half the current production is already destined to pay off debts and therefore is not available to be sold for cash on the open world market.
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"Nothing in the federal law or its implementing regulations limits a state's ability to regulate the types of poultry that may be sold for human consumption," Nguyen wrote.
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Desjardins analyst Justin Bouchard said Deep Basin's infrastructure assets could be sold for up to C$1.5 billion, helping the company meet or even surpass its divestiture target.
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The company, which focuses on rare diseases, could be sold for up to $130 to $150 per share, according to the report, which CNBC was unable to confirm.
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The ultimate goal is to have permanent robots on the Moon that can mine the pole for water and minerals — resources that can then be sold for profit.
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Pillows will be sold for $159 — the average taxpayer cost of filling one bed per night at a detention center — with all proceeds going to immigrant advocacy organizations.
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Keren Finance fund manager Gregory Moore said the price tag had pleased L'Oreal investors, since earlier reports had stated it could be sold for around 800 million euros.
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"Bots," as the software is known, are used to buy tickets in online marketplaces that can later be sold for a higher cost on a website like StubHub.
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Pablo's been streamed over three billion times, which is the RIAA's equivalent to the one million physical or digital copies required to be sold for the platinum plaque.
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Perhaps more significant, their product is also lucrative for criminals: A pound of marijuana worth $231,212 in Colorado can be sold for $225,2000 or $240,238 across state lines.
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The highly-anticipated iPhone X, which introduces new face recognition technology in Apple's most expensive smartphone, will be sold for a $999, $50 more than Morgan Stanley estimated.
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Human Rights Watch reported that 44 people were killed between 2015 and 2018 on the suspicion of transporting cows to be sold for meat, 36 of them Muslims.
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Hedge fund Polygon, which has also previously argued that Fox's offer undervalues Sky, said the British company could now be sold for more than 15 pounds-a-share.
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After nearly 12 years off of store shelves, the round orange snacks will be sold for a limited time for only $2 at Walmart and Amazon beginning July 1.
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Imelda Marcos' 'ill-gotten' jewels to be sold for millions Bongbong's Instagram feed is filled with photos from his childhood including one of him posing with his late father.
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Angle isn't backing off of the idea that Roomba data could be used to enhance smart homes, which is what he originally thought the data would be sold for.
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Underlining confidence in the women's game, tickets for this year's women's Ashes cricket series against England will be sold for the first time rather than given away for free.
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Check-up Zandi, a pet vet monkey, will be sold for $29.99, and Shaggy Shawn, a Yorkie pup that needs some grooming, has a suggested retail price of $24.99.
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One. The Giants prevailed in the Super Bowl back in 220, distant enough for that Eldorado to be sold for parts by now at some chop shop in Queens.
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We know the administration wants to allow these plans to be sold for a full year (they are currently limited to three months), but we have other unanswered questions.
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But as Wang pointed out in a statement, the fact that the produced fuel can be sold for a profit will also encourage the recycling industry to rapidly adopt it.
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There was a real Sir Richard Whittington who is the basis for the myth of a man whose cat was so good at mousing it could be sold for gold.
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Applebee's: If you're thirsty after all that shopping, 10-ounce "Dilly-Dilly" Bud Light Draft Beers will be sold for only two dollars at participating Applebee's restaurants until November 38.
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The ships would be sold for around 1.8 billion euros ($2.22 billion) in a deal which still requires final signatures from Navantia and the Saudi Defence Ministry, the source said.
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There's still the potential for bricked devices to be sold for parts, which would turn a profit for the thieves who obtained the devices with a sledgehammer rather than money.
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We had to think about the matcha we were going to sell, because some of the matcha we were looking at would have to be sold for $8 a cup.
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There would effectively be no private health insurance, because the new system would cover almost everything; Mr. Sanders has said private coverage could be sold for extras like cosmetic surgery.
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Rosmery Mendoza Palomino, the prosecutor in charge of the case, said the group paid vulnerable pregnant women to give up their babies, who would later be sold for a profit.
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There could also be guidance on the use of liquidity 'buckets' so that funds face limits on the proportion of assets that could be sold for cash within a specific timeframe.
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"The stock has reacted well to the news, because there were some people who thought it could be sold for less," said Moore, whose firm owns L'Oreal shares in its portfolio.
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Over 40 artists from Argentina, Spain, Brazil, Uruguay, the Philippines and Colombia answered #pimpmyfactura's call and created artworks to be sold for charity for the value of the bill turned canvas.
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O'Hagan, who has spent extensive time with Wright and others close to him, quoted the associates as saying that Wright's patents would then be sold "for upwards of a billion dollars".
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It's made from recycled paper, which both justifies the "eco" part of its name and keeps production costs so low that the helmet could be sold for less than $5 apiece.
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A small run of 200 bottles will be sold for $18 each while supplies last that day, so you better run fast if you want a potable version of pepper spray!
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The Australian Business Review reported Valeant's iNova has received "lukewarm interest," with bids coming in below the $1 billion mark, an amount that some investors thought it would be sold for.
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Because most of the plate would remain standard, the digital version could be sold for less than $100, plus a monthly communications fee, said Dick Butcher, the company's chief financial officer.
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"The decision to temporarily limit production was applied fairly and equitably, and our plan is working to stop allowing our resource to be sold for pennies on the dollar," Notley said.
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A single Peruvian mahogany tree can be sold for more than $11,000 on the U.S. lumber market, according to a study by the Environmental Investigation Agency, or EIA, a London-based nonprofit.
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Orban's government has said Budapest Bank should be sold for no less than the $1.863 million it paid to the financial arm of General Electric when it bought the bank in 2015.
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In 2012, Evenflo considered making the instructions for seats in the U.S. match those in Canada, where by regulation they can only be sold for use by children 40 pounds and up.
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They may have other value; usually the tokens provide a means to actively participate in the startup's project, and they can typically be sold for other cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.
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Antibiotics are believed by many in the food production industry to promote overall health, increasing the number of animals that can be sold for food and improving the quality of the meat.
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As with Apple Pay, there's a privacy promise too — with a pledge that Apple Card transaction data won't be sold for advertising or marketing, not by Apple, Goldman or any other partners.
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Assuming a similar valuation to ALD, Leaseplan it could be worth around 6 billion euros, meaning 25 percent of the firm could be sold for about 1.5 billion at IPO, analyst said.
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When mining Bitcoin — by using computing power to calculate, verify, and record transactions on the network — the participant earns cryptocurrency, which can then be sold for fiat currency or used for transactions.
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But a substantial amount of stock, mostly in the form of restricted shares, would normally not have been available to be sold for up to three years, according to Tuesday's regulatory filings.
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Without a guarantee that the watch wouldn't be sold for less than I thought it was worth, I decided to pass — despite the exciting thought of my little watch touring the world.
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LogMeIn announced this morning that it has agreed to be sold for $4.3 billion to affiliates of Francisco Partners and Evergreen Coast Capital Corporation, the private equity affiliate of Elliott Management Corporation.
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Orban's government has said Budapest Bank should be sold for no less than the $700 million it paid to the financial arm of General Electric when it bought the bank in 2015.
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Dry, it can be sold for more than almost any other recyclable material at market, often more than once, which means knock it off with your cans and bottles that aren't quite empty.
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The Panthers make three consecutive NFL teams to be sold for $1 billion or more, and none of them – Panthers, Bills or Cleveland Browns – would be considered one of the league's marquee franchises.
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On Wednesday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said it would allow diesel fuel normally restricted to off-road use like farm equipment to be sold for highway vehicles that use diesel through Sept.
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He said the smaller baggies found in the house each held about 0.03 grams of drugs, or about the weight of a grain of rice, estimated to be sold for $5 to $10.
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BELGRADE, Serbia – The Serbian foreign ministry says a six bedroom, four bathroom duplex apartment at 730 Park Ave in New York will be sold for $12.1 million and split among the former Yugoslav republics.
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The Meizu M6 Note 3GB/16GB, 3GB/32GB, 4GB/64GB versions will be sold for about $165, $195, and $255 respectively, while the EP-52 earbuds will sell for the local equivalent of $45.
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The Portland, Oregon-headquartered company has said four of the aircraft could be put to work in the near term and a fifth aircraft could be sold for scrap or used as a trainer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission said on Wednesday the price of 126 MHz of television airwaves taken from broadcasters to be sold for wireless use in an ongoing auction is $86.4 billion.
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To ensure that no side delays proceedings, the new code says that if creditors and borrowers cannot agree on how to revive the company within 270 days, its assets will be sold for scrap.
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Hortonworks initially wanted to be sold for a premium but took an at-market deal because it was all-stock, said the person, who asked not to be named because the negotiations were private.
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"The concept is that every piece be sold for the amount owed on the quote or bill that it's painted on and sales go directly towards that payment," project coordinator Hoffman details to Creators.
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The rest of the house — everything but the lottery tickets, or about 2000,210 seats per show — will be sold for between $210 and $10 (currently, the regular seats are priced from $225 to $21).
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While adult tigers have more value, particularly for their pelts, teeth and claws, the cubs can be sold for their meat and for their bones, which are said to have medicinal value, she said.
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That is a shift of heart for the chief executive from last month, when Mr. Dorsey was said to be resistant to a deal because he was concerned Twitter would be sold for parts.
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But unlike the places in Japan, which are simpler izakayas, this branch has a retail counter where soon, these fish and other seasonal varieties will be sold; for now, handmade Japanese tableware is available.
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They can be removed altogether or swapped for alternate costumes (which'll be sold for $19.99 each), but obviously you'd want to leave one pair of them on because there's something kind of cute about it.
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It won't be sold for a particular job, but the company's founder, Marc Raibert, has said it could be used for a number of tasks, from inspection duties for heavy industries to security to research.
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Financial newspaper Expansion said Urbaser would be sold for more than 2 billion euros, including debt of 800 million euros, also citing unnamed sources, and the Spanish company was in advanced talks with China Tianying.
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Like, how can one lipstick be sold for 99 cents on a drugstore display, and another for $90 on a glossy black countertop in a department store where none of the clothing is under $500?
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The Blair Athol coal mine, which was closed in late 2012, is one of the oldest in Queensland and the second in the Bowen Basin to be sold for A$13 in the past year.
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Critics say the short term plans are an attempt to undermine the ObamaCare market by allowing health plans to be sold for up to a year that don't offer ObamaCare's full range of coverage protections.
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If 100% of the company was to be sold for more than $4 billion, as initially reported by FloCombat's Jeremy Botter, White's 9% stake would see him earn something in the area of $360 million.
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If the operator could sell the business at an infrastructure-like multiple of 15 times its earnings, the business could be sold for £2.1 billion, and the equity would have nearly doubled to £1.1 billion.
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AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint each accept a wide array of phones from various brands, which can be sold for credit that can be applied toward purchasing a new phone through the carrier.
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A lawyer for the Sacklers said "many billions of dollars from that amount" went toward tax payments and investments in businesses that will soon be sold for the benefit of the states suing the company.
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A lawyer for the Sacklers said "many billions of dollars from that amount" went toward tax payments and investments in businesses that will soon be sold for the benefit of the states suing the company.
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If it works, Legere estimates the new T-Mobile will save American consumers up to $13 billion a year on home broadband, as one network could be sold for both mobile and in-home use.
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Modern Star has delivered double-digit earnings growth for the last five years, and because of its growth prospects, the business is expected to be sold for well over 13 times EBITDA, the sources added.
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The business has delivered double-digit earnings growth for the last five years, and because of its growth prospects, the business is expected to be sold for well over 13 times EBITDA, the sources added.
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At first the new drugs were often passed off as MDMA, but they soon came to be sold for what they were and their merits—for mephedrone, a shorter high and a more mellow comedown—appreciated.
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Whether it's shopping, dating, seeking a job, emailing your lawyer or browsing a support forum, what you do on the internet is your own private business and should not be sold for profit by large corporations.
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For Del, however, Pete has reached the end of his usefulness and should, as it were, be sold for scrap: a prospect so horrifying to Charley that one night, with the horse in tow, he flees.
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Apple II systems in typical configurations may be sold for suggested retail prices as low as $1,850 and up to $5,000 or more […] As of October 31, 1980, Apple had sold approximately 131,000 Apple II computer mainframes.
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A tonne of plastic waste for export, with up to 22014 percent impurities such as paper labels, could be sold for between 20143 and 22014 pounds a tonne in April 220, according to British recycling group letsrecycle.com.
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In the spirit of the holiday season, one carder urged others to come together and pool resources in order to bulk buy items during the sales with stolen credit cards, which could then be sold for a profit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Liverpool's 105-year old Royal Liver Building, part of a trio of protected waterfront landmarks in the northern port city, is to be sold for the first time, for an expected 40 million pounds ($50 million).
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This tactic—where the government allows farmers to grow a certain amount of coca leaf for personal use, and to be sold for legal purposes—has cut the country's coca crop in half and significantly lowered the bloodshed.
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The Mets announced that field-level seats will be sold for $25, that there will be no fees on ticket purchases and that stadium parking will be sharply limited because of a previously scheduled music and arts festival.
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And it is unlikely to stop any time soon thanks to Starbucks, whose short-term journey on this particular bandwagon (their unicorn drink will only be sold for five days) was greeted with both excitement and confusion online.
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Builders would gain access to vast swaths of valuable land to construct hulking towers where stretches of mostly five-story buildings now stand, replacing the 323 apartments in each building with hundreds to be sold for enormous profits.
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In fact, HP has made a small number of the new slim laptops in gold and diamonds, to be sold for $25,000 each for charity, with the unveiling planned for a New York Times Luxury Conference in Paris.
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Humanitarian groups worry about a feedback loop, where standards set to create Chinese surveillance industry successes will fund more research into technologies domestically used for oppression, which can then be sold for profit to create new business success.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which announced the regulations in May, will allow e-cigarette devices introduced before the regulations came into force to be sold for up to three years while companies apply and await regulatory review.
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Consciously paying more for a stock than its calculated value — in the hope that it can soon be sold for a still-higher price — should be labeled speculation (which is neither illegal, immoral nor, in our view, financially fattening).
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The Omnic Bastion set is a limited edition set that'll be sold for $25 exclusively from Blizzard's online store — and with Blizzcon right around the corner, odds are that more Overwatch Lego sets will be on their way shortly.
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The stolen information on drugs for cancer and other serious diseases "potentially could be sold for millions of dollars to rival pharmaceutical companies and it would also be useful information for a start-up pharmaceutical company," the complaint said.
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A month later, in the face of hyperinflation, where prices of goods have gone up at least 200 percent, it now costs the shopkeeper $2.25 to buy the milk, but the government is asking it be sold for $1.
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The calendar, which originally made its debut in the U.K. last year, features 24 individually wrapped cheeses from brands like Jarlsberg, Applewood, Mexicana and Ilchester, and will be sold for $20 in 247 Target locations in the United States.
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Globalization was the company's raison d'être; on a trip to Brazil, Mr. Fisher realized that he could produce shoes inexpensively there, then ship them to the United States, where they could be sold for considerably less than competitors' shoes.
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But some companies may physically modify a chip so that it appears that it came from a different company, or a certain batch, or was made on a different date—meaning they can be sold for a higher profit.
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One thing you won't see from the trading floor: The numerous, unofficial "Uber O.G." parties being planned by early employees for that evening — all replete with champagne wishes, caviar dreams and restricted shares waiting to be sold for millions.
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There are two notable changes: menthol flavoring would be allowed, in addition to tobacco; and the flavor ban would only be applied to pods — flavored nicotine liquids could still be sold for open tank systems, according to the reports.
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Government officials said some of the toys were bought by Kriesel as far back as 2008 and were being kept in storage to be sold for a much higher margin of profit, as high at 25,000%, according to government figures.
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In the world of startups, innovation is speculation—ideas are mining claims, tentative efforts made in the hope of hitting a rich reserve of gold or oil that can be sold for enough money to make the whole thing worthwhile.
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The businesses in Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and Indonesia, will be sold for around S$110 million ($80 million), in a deal that underscores how smaller players in private banking are being squeezed out due to lack of scale.
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Founded in 2010 by recycling industry veterans David Cauchi and Brent Benham, Closed Loop's strategy was to build a furnace that could melt the lead out of CRT glass, creating two separate commodities that could be sold for a profit.
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Only a small number of prototypes were ever produced (including one that went on to be sold for $8,000 at an auction in 2012) and it was eventually canceled along with the PenLite, an early tablet based on Apple's PowerBook Duo.
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" According to the Kenneth Jay Lane website, where the Bush pearls continue to be sold (for $150), "the former first lady wore the three-strand necklace so often she said that, if she took it off, her head would fall off.
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They ended up not just in patients' hands, but in the hands of teens rummaging through their parents' medicine cabinets, friends and family members of patients, and a black market where excess pills could be sold for a big markup.
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Those headsets will be sold for $299, so this is all a big push from Microsoft to get involved in low-cost VR hardware and software, just as it's pushing its own AR technology at the higher end with the HoloLens.
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A pregnant cow costs 13,730 rand and takes 12 months before the newborn calf can be sold for a return, while investing in a calf costs 11,529 rand and takes six months for it to grow enough to be sold.
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In addition to possessing large amounts of student and faculty personal information like names, addresses, and social security numbers, school databases also often hold more granular data that — when leveraged properly — can be sold for top dollar on internet black markets.
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" The white paper is silent as to whether the resellers will charge transaction fees, but it did note that Libra coin "can be sold for fiat currency at a narrow spread above or below the value of the underlying reserve.
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I have a pair of low top Concord 83's that I bought for $150 and can now sale them for more than that, and the better the condition they are in the more expensive they can be sold for.
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The Houston Rockets will be sold for $2.2 billion, the highest price ever paid for an N.B.A. team, said a person with knowledge of the deal who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the sale was not yet completed.
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Due to the lack of a windshield, Aston Martin told Business Insider that the car will only be sold for track use in the US.Aston Martin will build 88 examples of the V12 Speedster, and deliveries will begin in early 2021.
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Animal rights advocates fear that the greyhounds, most of which were imported from Australia, will be sold to illegal racing tracks in the Chinese mainland, Vietnam or elsewhere, be auctioned off to breeders or even be sold for their meat.
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Right in front of the Apple Store, a trash can was filled with camping equipment, apparently dumped after people had given up their spot upon hearing the Plus or the Jet Black models were not going to be sold for walk-ins.
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It's not clear whether this solution will work in practice, as the main problem appears not to be the domestic availability of natural gas, rather that the local price is effectively linked to what supplies can be sold for as LNG exports.
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While police are still investigating, Le Parisien newspaper speculates the horn was stolen to be sold on the black market, according to AP. Rhino horns can be sold for up to 40,000 euros due to unfounded claims horns have tonic and medicinal properties.
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Unlike Apple and Google who chased performance gains with both software and hardware updates, Firefox OS phones sat on the opposite spectrum and were designed primarily for emerging markets like India and Indonesia where devices could be sold for as low as $25.
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The China and Hong Kong business had about $200 million in earnings before interest, depreciation and amortisation, and could be sold for about 15-16 times its core earnings, taking the deal value to about $3 billion, one of the people said.
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The China and Hong Kong business had about $200 million in earnings before interest, depreciation and amortization, and could be sold for about 15-16 times its core earnings, taking the deal value to about $3 billion, one of the people said.
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Determining a price for individual pages or the book itself would largely depend on who it's being sold to, whether it's large-scale aid organizations or villagers themselves, she said, adding that sheets of paper could be sold for as little as pennies.
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As doctors prescribed more of the drugs, the opioids ended up not just with legitimate patients, but also teens rummaging through parents' medicine cabinets, other family members, friends of patients, and a black market where excess opioids can be sold for big profits.
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The fifth copy, which Sotheby's estimates could be sold for as much as $711,000, has generated particular attention because six letters by Proust setting out his strategy for marketing "Swann's Way" were bound by Mr. Brun at the back of the book.
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McAuliffe, 60, who concluded his term as governor on Friday, on Sunday also teased a possible White House bid in 2020, saying he dreams of the opportunity to debate Trump, adding that tickets would have to be sold for such a debate.
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Toshiba Memory, the world's No. 2 producer of NAND chips, is due to be sold for 2 trillion yen ($18.6 billion) but Argyle argues the unit is worth 3.3 trillion yen to 4.4 trillion yen, citing an valuation analysis by a third-party Japanese firm.
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Netflix has a market capitalization of more than $45 billion; with a reasonable takeout premium ($130 a share was being bandied out on the Street in connection with this rumor, according to one analyst) the company would be sold for something like $60 billion.
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Wharf T&T generated about $100 million in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), and the business could be sold for a multiple of 10 or 11 times its EBITDA, the people familiar with the matter said, taking the potential deal value above $1 billion.
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Asus is advertising this configuration of the Zephyrus S because it has the better GPU, but a similar version that has all the same specs will be sold for $28750 less ($216,21), with two exceptions being the full size GTX 7043 chip and a 2704TB hard drive.
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As Mashable reported at the time, players could spend $2.50 to unlock a crate, emerge by chance with an exceedingly rare skin that could then be sold for a profit or gambled on a third-party site, resulting in an even bigger win or a total loss.
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McDonald's China and Hong Kong business posted about $200 million in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization for fiscal 2016, and could be sold for about 15-16 times its core earnings, taking the deal value to about $3 billion, one of the people said.
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As a result, four 440 ml cans of 5 percent strength lager would cost at least 4.40 pounds, a 12 percent alcohol bottle of wine would cost at least 4.50 pounds, and a 70 cls bottle of whisky could not be sold for less than 14 pounds.
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Lincoln, the members of his cabinet and Union army leaders signed the document -- now valued at $150,000 -- so it could be sold for the benefit of The United States Sanitary Commission, a privately funded agency responsible for raising money to support sick and wounded Union soldiers.
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Pregnant and younger horses will likely be adopted, federal officials say, but older horses will be sent to another corral where they could be sold for as little as $220 each to ranchers, horse trainers and other buyers -- including those who might ship them to slaughterhouses.
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While it's not uncommon for books to be sold for fund-raising purposes by Republican and Democratic committees, the R.N.C.'s "Triggered" purchase is unusual in that the committee is promoting a book written by a candidate's son who isn't a politician and isn't running for office.
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The proliferation of the potentially deadly, addictive drugs made opioids available not just to patients but also to friends and family with whom patients shared drugs, teenagers who rummaged through their parents' medicine cabinets, and a black market in which excess opioids could be sold for a huge markup.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An "evil" man who tried to traffic a teenage boy into London to be sold for sex during the 2012 Olympics has been sentenced to 30 years in a U.S. prison, in a case of human trafficking that draws attention during international sporting events.
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But there's also a precariousness in sports success few other workers face: the fact that Sale, who has seemingly been on the trade block for the past two years, could legally be sold—for cash or barter—to another company, and there's nothing he can do about it.
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And if both the Met and the Whitney decide they no longer need or want the Breuer building, what will happen to it, especially in light of the 2008 stipulation by Leonard A. Lauder, the Whitney's chairman emeritus, that the building could not be sold for the foreseeable future?
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The two students, identified as Quan Jiang and Yangyang Zhou, would then ship the iPhones overseas where they would be sold for hundreds of dollars, and in return, they would get a cut of the profit, according to court documents recently filed in United States District Court in Oregon.
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That home run could be directly attributed to errant judgment by the Senators' owner: The baseball landed in temporary stands that been constructed in front of the usual seating area in center field — a move designed to allow for more tickets to be sold for the Fall Classic.
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One hundred thirty-five decks — each approximately 13 feet wide by 50 feet long — will be sold for $1 apiece to eight New York counties, the State Department of Transportation and the town of Montgomery in Orange County to be used to construct or repair bridges and roads.
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According to unnamed sources in The Globe and Mail, US real estate funds, competing hotel companies, and distressed-debt investors were looking into the property, which would likely be sold for $180 to $200 million, and it's unlikely any of them would keep Trump's name in the case of a sale.
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Mustafa Sanalla also called on a European Union naval mission to combat smugglers by seizing their ships in the Mediterranean, said the United Nations should consider sanctioning smugglers, and urged Libya to reform massive subsidies that allow fuel to be sold for as little as 2-3 U.S. cents per liter.
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The drone will be sold for $603 with a remote controller, one battery, and a set of extra propellers, or in one of DJI's "Fly More" combo packs, which costs $499 and includes propellor guards, three batteries, a battery charging hub, a carrying case, a controller, and three sets of extra propellers.
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Sojitz do Brasil, which holds a 43 percent stake in CCG Trading, wants to buy out its partner, Brazils textile company Cia de Tecidos Norte de Minas SA. The paper did not mention how much the 57 percent stake owned by Coteminas, as the company is known, would be sold for.
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The company released a statement last night that denied any involvement in CSGOLotto — owned and operated by Counter-Strike players Trevor "Tmartn" Martin and Tom "Syndicate" Cassel — and similar gambling sites that use Steam's in-built trading system to exchange weapon and item skins that can later be sold for real money.
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Stand-out items from the actor whose career spanned over three decades include his black leather jacket from the 1987 romance Dirty Dancing, estimated to be sold for $4,000 to $6,000, and the shoes and maroon long-sleeved shirt Swayze donned in 1990's Ghost opposite Demi Moore, estimated to go for $000,000 to $4,000.
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TOKYO, June 30 (Reuters) - Japan's biggest beer maker Asahi Group Holdings Ltd said on Friday that it was selling its remaining stake in China's Tingyi-Asahi Beverages Holding Co. The 20.4 percent stake would be sold for 68.7 billion yen ($614 million) to its joint venture partner Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding Corp, Asahi said.
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According to the retailer, hundreds of movies and TV shows will be sold for 50 percent off, a number of top music albums will go for $5, a Plex Pass annual subscription – a popular service for cord cutters and those with large, digital libraries of their own – will also be discounted by 50 percent.
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One of the things that we're trying to do with second-generation entrepreneurs is we're saying, instead of building a company to be sold for $250 million, why don't we build a sales organization that would reach $250 million in a few years and instead build a very significant robust sales and marketing organization?
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As Motherboard reported at the time, the majority of independent iOS security researchers had not submitted any bugs to Apple as part of the bug bounty, mostly because doing so would hinder future research and was just not worth the trouble, given that those exploits can be sold for much more money in the gray market of exploit brokers.
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The Athenians have arguments with fishermen and taxi drivers; a baptismal font is stolen from a church to be sold for copper; and an idealistic newcomer named Tasos is tied to the hood of his truck and run through the carwash for the crime of trying to sell scallions and tomatoes at the local farmers' market.
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Despite the hype and larger-than-life characters like Snoop Dog puffing on joints for publicly traded firms, the underlying business model for cannabis companies has a lot more in common with boring-old-farming than the sort of digital euphoria where a startup like Instagram can be sold for more than billion dollars (and hold that value years later).
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"We put a priority at the president's direction on making sure health care services through America have the protection to keep themselves and their family safe," Pence said, saying that the bill Congress approved this week lifting legal liability for masks not previously approved for hospital use will allow tens of millions produced by the company 3M and others to be sold for the treatment of coronavirus patients.
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SHOWS PROGRESS ON STRATEGIC REVIEW WITH SALE OF SAUDI ARABIAN RIGS * RIGS AND RELATED EQUIPMENT WILL BE SOLD FOR ABOUT $30 MILLION EACH, OR $91 MILLION IN TOTAL GROSS PROCEEDS * AGREED TO SELL ITS 3 REMAINING RIGS LOCATED IN SAUDI ARABIA OWNED BY ITS INTERNATIONAL JV, TRINIDAD DRILLING INTERNATIONAL * EXPECTS TO SPEND A TOTAL OF $57.5 MILLION IN GROWTH CAPITAL IN 2018 * TRINIDAD'S SHARE OF PROCEEDS TOTALS APPROXIMATELY US$55 MILLION * FOLLOWING CLOSE OF SALE, TDI EXPECTS TO DISTRIBUTE NET PROCEEDS FROM ASSET SALE TO ITS PARTNERS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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