"Our family would have gone bankrupt without Medicaid," she said.
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Too often we read about athletes who have gone bankrupt.
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And he noted that he himself has personally never gone bankrupt.
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He'd gone bankrupt more than once, but that just reinforced his
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Even relative legends struggle: Aston Martin has gone bankrupt seven times.
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Sears, Bon-Ton and Barneys New York have all gone bankrupt.
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The only ones that haven't gone bankrupt are Tesla and Ford.
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One company has since gone bankrupt, and two others are doing poorly.
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Dozens of American and European companies have gone bankrupt or closed production.
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By February 2018, his production firm, the Weinstein Company, had gone bankrupt.
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It marked the second time Gymboree had gone bankrupt in under two years.
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Others, like Sears, have either gone bankrupt or are in serious decline. Why?
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Of the 25 companies funded through Title XVII, only two have gone bankrupt.
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RadioShack, backed by hedge fund Standard General, has gone bankrupt twice since 2015.
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He had already gone bankrupt, and no Wall Street lender would back him.
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Many other retailers have gone bankrupt in recent years as more consumers shop online.
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"The A.F.P.s have never lost money, stolen money or gone bankrupt," Mr. Pérez said.
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Truck drivers' earnings sank in 22019, and hundreds of trucking companies have gone bankrupt.
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Truck drivers' earnings sank in 2500, and hundreds of trucking companies have gone bankrupt.
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Because of this, he added, many have gone bankrupt, and some died by suicide.
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Why it matters: Some insurers that didn't receive the promised payments have already gone bankrupt.
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So cyclical, in fact, that many of you have already gone bankrupt in the past.
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Store owners who relied on the steady flow of people traveling through have gone bankrupt.
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In recent years, numerous U.S. cities have gone bankrupt, with Detroit being the most publicized.
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Several retailers in the category have gone bankrupt such as Sports Authority and Gander Mountain.
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Major oil companies have dropped their rig count, and dozens of small businesses have gone bankrupt.
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In recent years, mines like the Emerald Mine have gone bankrupt, leaving hundreds of workers unemployed.
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If only "A" uses it then it should have gone bankrupt the last five years. 15.
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In 2013, Avenatti bought Tully's Coffee, a Seattle-based coffee franchise that had just gone bankrupt.
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Several used flattened bicycle tire tubes, flayed and hung, referencing her father's factory, which had gone bankrupt.
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Sears and Barneys New York have both gone bankrupt in roughly the past year and a half.
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An Austrian province has never gone bankrupt and just what might be recovered in insolvency proceedings is unclear.
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But so far no U.S. producer that pumps more than 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) has gone bankrupt.
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A number of companies have gone bankrupt over the years driven, in part, by competition in the field.
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The British maker of sports cars has gone bankrupt several times, but business is now booming, particularly in Asia.
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A reported 78% of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or under financial stress just two years after retirement.
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They are reliving this all now, they are watching this all unfolding and now the company has gone bankrupt.
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A company may put up a legal fight, or have gone bankrupt by the time the bill comes due.
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Musk likes to note that Ford and Tesla are the only two American car makers that haven't gone bankrupt.
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It is difficult to find any other organization with such large financial deficits that has not already gone bankrupt.
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What would have happened if the city had simply gone bankrupt and left the courts to sort things out?
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She said that he was a bad businessman, that he had gone bankrupt, and that he was not self-made.
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A reported 78 percent of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or under financial stress just two years after retirement.
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A number of battery companies have gone bankrupt, underlining the fact that a society-altering product might not reward shareholders.
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The claim that Trump-related properties have gone bankrupt six times has been fact-checked often — and verified as true.
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This did not help the small bars and restaurants that had already, I heard, gone bankrupt in the previous 29 days.
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Plenty of other big-time stadium sponsors have gone bankrupt or otherwise disappeared, from venues hosting the NFL and other sports.
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Either way, there's something poetic about buying a bunker for your expensive car from a company that's gone bankrupt seven times.
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Unfortunately, a reported 78% of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or come under financial duress just two years after retirement.
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As of 210, the number of American car companies that haven't gone bankrupt is a grand total of two: Ford and Tesla.
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The trust fund had essentially gone bankrupt earlier this summer after Christie and legislators could not agree on how to replenish it.
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"It's one thing to run casinos that have gone bankrupt, it's another to run a country and its foreign policy," he said.
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Scores of American companies have gone bankrupt, and cuts in exploration and production budgets have thrown roughly 120,000 employees out of work.
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Both say the alternative is Carinthian insolvency, a lengthy and uncertain process in a country where a province has never gone bankrupt.
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Nearly 80% of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or come under financial duress just two years after retiring from the league.
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But on-demand prepared food delivery companies like Sprig that tried to eliminate that work have gone bankrupt from poor unit economics.
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Gigi and Bella's pop was out in Bev Hills Saturday night when a paparazzo asked him about the news he's gone bankrupt.
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Criticism of these projects has also been directed at a few projects that have gone bankrupt, as evidence that they hurt taxpayers.
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At least seven coal companies have gone bankrupt this year, and dozens of coal plants have closed over the last few years.
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One coal company after another has gone bankrupt and stopped paying into the miners' pension plan, but the retirees are still there.
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A number of Obamacare insurers have exited the market, or gone bankrupt, after not getting risk corridor payments they had counted on receiving.
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Because all it took was the 2008 implosion and suddenly, the same people that they were in bed with had all gone bankrupt.
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Five of the 20 companies involved in the biggest private equity apparel deals of the last decade have been restructured or gone bankrupt.
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If I didn't have that kind of behavior, I would have gone bankrupt, to be honest, because the stakeholders would not help me.
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In recent years, state-owned steel mills have been shut down and dozens of small privately-owned plants in the area have gone bankrupt.
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Flailing malls are courting gyms to replace the anchor stores like Sears and Bon-Ton that have gone bankrupt in the last few years.
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Sales of VR hardware have fallen below forecasts, and according to reports earlier this year, about 90% of Chinese VR startups have gone bankrupt.
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AIG did not have customer deposits, but it did owe billions of dollars to investment banks who may have failed had AIG gone bankrupt.
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No province in Austria has gone bankrupt before and there is no law governing that specific situation, creating a great deal of legal uncertainty.
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While the committee's rationale is under seal, it likely had something to do with the fact that she had committed felonies and gone bankrupt.
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Dr. Quake, whose American firm selling that technique had gone bankrupt, made introductions that helped Dr. He license patents for his company, Direct Genomics.
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Auctionata, a Berlin auction house, had gone bankrupt, and a lawyer going through the items in storage found Lennon's property and called the police.
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A more likely reason for his inclusion in the arrests, experts said, is that he might have gone bankrupt during the 2008 financial crisis.
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As a consequence, large state-owned steel mills have been shut down and dozens of small privately-owned plants in the area have gone bankrupt.
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Many lenders have ramped up reserves, concerned by the increasing number of energy companies that have gone bankrupt and defaulted on loans in recent months.
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But the airline he was flying with had gone bankrupt and he was stranded in the United States for an extra week and a half.
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I have heard countless times over the news that people who won the lottery have gone bankrupt because they spent all there money on luxuries.
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As for how well it's worked for him, that's somewhat debatable; he is a billionaire, yes, but his companies have gone bankrupt six times. 393.
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Here is a summary of European airlines that have gone bankrupt since 2017 (in chronological order): Germany's second-largest airline filed for bankruptcy on Aug.
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We should never forget the history of car startups originating in the United States: dozens have gone bankrupt and only two, Tesla and Ford, have not.
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Sears Holdings, Gymboree, The Limited and hhgregg are also at the top of that list, with Sears being the only name that hasn't yet gone bankrupt.
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Some brands and restaurant chains have gone bankrupt over the last 10 years causing them to shut down, while the future of others still remains unclear.
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RadioShack will forever be known as the mecca for electronic hobbyists and tech enthusiasts, even if the retail store has gone bankrupt and is pretty much dead.
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Within five years, Mills had gone bankrupt and the property was sold, but not before they could bestow upon it their signature bizarre architecture and color palette.
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Even more remarkable when you consider that most of the EV startups that appeared at about the same time Tesla did have either gone bankrupt or vanished.
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These drillers drove costs lower and became more efficient during a punishing oil price downturn that began in 2014, though more than 100 have gone bankrupt since then.
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At least 130 North American oil and gas companies, representing tens of billions of dollars, have gone bankrupt since the beginning of 2015, and more will likely follow.
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Photo: Daniel Boczarski (Getty)At least a dozen times in the past year I could have sworn Moviepass—the spectacular theater subscription flameout venture—had finally gone bankrupt.
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Likewise, when the company bought Abercrombie & Fitch for $47 million in 1988, the century-old chain — at the time an outdoor specialty retailer — had already gone bankrupt once.
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More than 70 companies in the United States and Canada have gone bankrupt, and experts say the industry will need at least a couple of years to recover.
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Engie said it had set up a network of local specialists to service existing solar installations, as many small solar installers have gone bankrupt or stopped their activities.
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In the email, Musk notes that Tesla and Ford are the only two American car companies to have never gone bankrupt, and that the odds are "strongly against" Tesla.
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His trophy wives have become ex-trophy wives, his companies have grown and gone bankrupt, he's pulled himself out of the hole he was in in the early 90s.
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Since 2000, 52 percent of the Fortune 500 have gone bankrupt, merged, been acquired or fallen off the list for not keeping up with the ever-changing technology landscape.
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The company has benefited from being one of the last bricks-and-mortar businesses left operating in its segment, with rivals Sports Authority and Sport Chalet having gone bankrupt.
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Barneys New York was planning to open at American Dream, but the company has since gone bankrupt, and a replacement for that space has yet to have been announced.
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Ken Perkins at Retail Metrics noted that at least two dozen retailers have gone bankrupt in the past two years, including The Limited, Wet Seal, RadioShack, Payless and Gymboree.
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Meanwhile, Taylor Energy gone bankrupt with only 9 wells plugged, and is suing the federal government for $432 million in trust for leak response, saying there's nothing left to do.
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But as the U.S. has moved toward less carbon-intensive energy sources, many of those companies have gone bankrupt and the financial responsibility for those plans has shifted to taxpayers.
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A number of apparel retailers have gone bankrupt in the last couple of years, including Aeropostale and The Limited, due to lackluster demand as they battle stiff competition from Amazon.
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Peabody Energy, Arch Coal and Alpha Natural Resources have all gone bankrupt in the last ten months and left behind roughly $3.6 billion in self-bond liabilities, according to securities filings.
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AIG's need for liquidity during the crisis was no different from Citibank's or Morgan Stanley's or any of the many other financial institutions that would have gone bankrupt without government loans.
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Sure, it's gone bankrupt before and was likely headed that way once again, but it seems like such a shame to see its final chapter marred by a dumb cryptocurrency debacle.
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Many lenders have ramped up reserves in recent months, concerned by the increasing number of energy companies that have gone bankrupt and defaulted on loans as oil prices stay stubbornly low.
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The couple were in a panic because the hotel they had booked for their wedding had gone bankrupt two months before the date, and they had already sent the invitations out.
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At least six companies have gone bankrupt this year, and Weatherford International, the fourth-leading oil services company, which owes investors $7.7 billion, is expected to file for bankruptcy protection on Monday.
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Aston Martin has struggled mightily over the last few years (and has gone bankrupt seven times in its 100-plus-year history), and even ended production of the standard Rapide in 2019.
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A number of his enterprises have gone bankrupt, and he would be richer today if he had simply invested his inheritance in the stock market rather than in his various business efforts.
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There were some legitimate points in there, chiefly that EDM is in trouble because one of the companies that owned many of its biggest festivals and distribution mechanisms, SFX Entertainment, has gone bankrupt.
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The company, which last year made its first profit since 2010 and has gone bankrupt seven times in its history, was due to begin conditional trading on the London Stock Exchange on Wednesday.
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It's the news hour, and the reporter says that the federal government has a $85033 trillion debt, and a "connected corporation" that received tax dollars has gone bankrupt and will cost taxpayers millions.
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Were it not for the fact that the dollar is the main global currency and that Washington can still borrow in the dollars it prints, the country would have gone bankrupt long ago.
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Since the last time I was in Miami, SFX has gone bankrupt, Avicii has retired, and even Skrillex, once the genre's poster child, is returning to his rock roots and collaborating with Incubus.
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Congress, however, reached a last-minute deal this week to finance health benefits for more than 20,000 retired miners — miners whose employers have long gone bankrupt, leaving taxpayers to pick up the tab.
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"There are way too many players in Europe," Carsten Spohr told a meeting of the Centre for Aviation in Berlin on Tuesday, noting that six airlines had gone bankrupt in the last few months.
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" Football players fare even worse: "By the time they have been retired for two years, 78 percent of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or are under financial stress because of joblessness or divorce.
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Over the past two years, more than 100 companies engaged in U.S. oil and natural gas production have gone bankrupt, as investments in the sector have plunged hundreds of billions of dollars in value.
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As many prominent retailers have gone bankrupt during the sector's downturn over the past year, Cedar's stock has fallen from highs of more than $8 in mid-2016 to less than $6 in recent months.
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Competition is heating up, as dollar stores and drugstores are selling more groceries, several chains have recently gone bankrupt, and Amazon (AMZN), which owns Whole Foods, plans to soon open a new grocery store chain.
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CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the electric car company had gone bankrupt after a last-ditch mass sale of Easter Eggs, either reference to the Easter novelty or the slang term for secret hidden content.
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The sports car maker, famed for being fictional agent James Bond's car of choice, has gone bankrupt seven times in its 106-year history and has had multiple owners over the last century including Ford.
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In fact, "the most interesting telephone call " he ever took, he says, was from his bathtub, when Nelson Mandela called asking for advice regarding a chain of health clubs in South Africa that had gone bankrupt.
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The company, which last year made its first profit since 2010 and has gone bankrupt seven times, had priced its shares at 19 pounds each, giving it a market capitalization of 4.33 billion pounds ($22017 billion).
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The company, which last year made its first profit since 2100 and has gone bankrupt seven times, had priced its shares at 220 pounds each, giving it a market capitalization of 21 billion pounds ($5.63 billion).
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That is apparent in the northeastern town of Musan, once the center of North Korea's iron-ore production, where many donju investors have gone bankrupt since export routes were closed, said Mr. Ishimaru, the Japanese journalist.
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It's not unusual for big investors like Icahn to look for opportunities in the debt of companies that have gone bankrupt in order to profit from asset sales, restructurings or if the company ever goes public again.
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In its story last Tuesday, Vanity Fair noted "extremely optimistic values" for Trump's real estate in the 1993 prenup, in which he asserted he was worth $1.17 billion, including two properties that had only recently gone bankrupt.
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While the price crash has been a boon for consumers and energy-intensive businesses, dozens of energy companies have gone bankrupt, putting blue collar workers in the coal mines, shale fields and oil rigs out of work.
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The idea that prosperous urban states are subsidizing poor rural states forgets that New York City would have gone bankrupt in 85033 but for a federal bailout and that Detroit did go bankrupt a few years ago.
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While consumers have been able to buy online for more than two decades, the shift in purchases from brick-and-mortar stores has accelerated in recent years and many traditional retailers have gone bankrupt or closed outlets.
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Research firm CB Insights listed at least 57 major retailers in the U.S. which have gone bankrupt since 2015, including brick-and-mortar retailers like Nine West and Mattress Firm, and even one online fashion retailer Nasty Gal.
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Suniva, arguing that more than two dozen other companies have gone bankrupt in the past five years because of cheap imports, said in a statement it would be "very supportive" of a Trump decision in favor of tariffs.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Alberta may get federal aid to help clean up the rising number of oil wells whose owners have gone bankrupt, with federal officials acknowledging the relevant provincial agency lacks sufficient funds.
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As she drives she also has her radio on and hears the same reporter say the federal government has a $20 trillion debt and a connected corporation that received tax dollars has gone bankrupt and will cost taxpayers millions.
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Asking Puerto Rico to undergo a more onerous and taxing bankruptcy process than any municipality who has ever gone bankrupt before, at a time when cuts to schools and hospitals are at hand, is not just counterproductive – it's punitive.
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In June 2015, Court of Federal Claims Judge Thomas Wheeler agreed with Starr that the New York Fed overstepped its authority in arranging the $85 billion loan, but he refused to award damages because AIG would have gone bankrupt without it.
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Sixteen years ago it could have been acquired by Blockbuster, a DVD-rental service that has since gone bankrupt, for around $123m (there were reportedly talks about a deal but the older firm passed on the chance to buy the upstart).
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In June 2015, Court of Claims Judge Thomas Wheeler agreed with Starr that the New York Fed overstepped its authority in arranging the $85 billion loan, but he refused to award damages because AIG would have gone bankrupt without it.
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According to the international news agency, lawmakers in the country can only be removed from office if they have been convicted of a crime, hold any other office, are dual citizens, or have gone bankrupt, among a number of reasons.
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In this scene, workers at a textile mill stage a protest after learning that their factory has gone bankrupt, part of a scheme involving businessmen and local officials to force the factory to be demolished to make room for luxury housing.
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The concern around the financial wellness of athletes has been gaining steam in the decade since a 2009 Sports Illustrated article pointed out that 78% of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or experienced financial stress just after being retired for two years.
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One piece of evidence that Ms. Pomerantz told the jury about on Thursday that had not been presented at the first trial was that Platinum Partners had gone bankrupt and the union had lost all but $1 million of its $20 million investment.
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CALGARY, Alberta, March 22 (Reuters) - The oil-rich Canadian province of Alberta has obtained federal aid to help clean up the rising number of oil wells whose owners have gone bankrupt, the province's premier said after the release of the federal budget on Wednesday.
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An alternate universe in which the mild early-'90s recession was the near-equivalent of the Great Depression; Trump businesses had never gone bankrupt; and aggressive tax avoidance isn't just a thing Trump did because he could, but a lofty fulfillment of a moral obligation.
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It all seems understandable, but then I'm reminded of Donald Trump, a billionaire whose businesses have on more than one occasion gone bankrupt, who stiffed contractors, who outsources the making of many of his products and who brags about not paying federal income taxes.
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It is unclear how Mr. Hoffman and his son, Jacob, came to invest $3 million in one of Mr. Yohai's deals that has since gone bankrupt; a photo shows Mr. Yohai and Jacob Hoffman together at a launch party for a website in 2015.
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Shares in the company were once again sliding on Monday after the company's C.E.O., Elon Musk, joked on April 1 that Tesla had gone bankrupt, an apparent attempt to make light of concerns that the electric car maker is straining under its debt load.
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The firm, owned mainly by Kuwaiti and Italian investors, anticipates full-year sales will grow by more than 30 percent from 3,687 cars in 2016 as the company - which has gone bankrupt seven times in its history - sees the strongest signs yet of recovery.
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The federal government argues that taxpayers spent tens of billions of dollars bailing out Freddie and Fannie — and that the companies would have gone bankrupt if not for federal assistance — so it's perfectly reasonable for taxpayers to capture the upside now that the companies are doing well.
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The Senate is now contemplating a spending bill that contains a provision to extend the benefits of retired coal miners whose companies have gone bankrupt until next April, but some coal state Democratic senators are agitating for a longer-term solution and threatening a government shutdown.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The oil industry in Canada's resource-rich Alberta will be on the hook for a C$235 million ($172.7 million) government loan to clean up a rising number of oil wells abandoned by owners who have gone bankrupt, the province said on Thursday.
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Trump's companies have gone bankrupt in this tactical fashion — using Chapter 11 reorganizations — four times: the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City in 1991, the Trump Plaza Hotel in New York in 1992, Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts in 2004, and Trump Entertainment Resorts in 2009.
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Nobody knew how many medallion owners had gone bankrupt because of the crisis, so I convinced my boss to pay a technology company, Epiq, to create a program that sped through court records and spat out a tentative list — and then two news assistants helped me verify every result.
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The firm, which last year made its first profit since 2445 and has gone bankrupt seven times in its history, said on Wednesday the IPO would involve a sale of shares by its main owners, Kuwaiti and Italian private equity groups, with at least 211 percent of the stock to be floated.
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VCs don't need to wait in the Centurion Lounge at SFO in order to catch a glimpse at crushing poverty — all they have to do is look in front of their homes in San Francisco to see the homelessness and deprivation, or maybe travel just a few minutes east to cities like Stockton, Vallejo, and Richmond, which are teetering on bankruptcy (or in the case of Stockton, has actually gone bankrupt).
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