The statement did not say when the company was liquidated.
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As an EPIC, AFD cannot be liquidated or go bankrupt.
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The company had about 800 locations when it was liquidated.
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Meanwhile, Sports Authority's 460 locations went dark after it liquidated.
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Sachem Head liquidated its entire position, selling 2014 million shares.
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When the company's liquidated, the main value is the patents.
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As will shareholders in the banks, which will be liquidated.
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Sachem Head liquidated its entire position, selling 3.35 million shares.
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The last store was liquidated and closed in September 2011.
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And Charlie Macauley, whose experience in Vietnam liquidated his soul.
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All 256 of the Bon-Ton stores were liquidated in 2018.
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In effect, Lampert liquidated Sears outside of a formal bankruptcy proceeding.
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Consumer hardware company Jawbone is being liquidated, according to The Information.
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The firm's main offshore fund was liquidated in December, Brown said.
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Data also showed two liquidated stakes and three new share stakes.
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So will shareholders in the banks, which will eventually be liquidated.
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If it fails, the company will be declared bankrupt and liquidated.
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Within seven months, the bookstore chain had liquidated all its stores.
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Like the "Pretty Nicely Girls," whose mother's affair liquidated the family.
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"The boards of directors and commissioners will propose (units to be merged or liquidated)," Thohir said, adding that the ministry was weighing up firms by sector, function and profits, to identify "deadweight" to be merged or liquidated.
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Nasdaq declined to say who had bought the contracts that were liquidated.
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Not for bankrupt portfolio companies, but for ones that also get liquidated.
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Originally seen as Fitbit's biggest foe, the company is now getting liquidated.
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The bonds, however, were liquidated after 10 years as planned, without default.
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In December, Torquing voluntarily liquidated the operation with little hope for refunds.
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TfL must produce a balanced budget each year and cannot be liquidated.
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"All the rights embedded into your labor contract are liquidated," he said.
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In 2011, Borders applied for bankruptcy and ultimately liquidated its surviving locations.
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It is not the first fund that Visium liquidated in recent years.
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When he regained access to his account, his contracts had been liquidated.
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Toys R Us filed for bankruptcy in 2017 and liquidated in 2018.
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Russia has called militants there a "festering abscess" that must be liquidated.
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Platinum's assets are being liquidated under the oversight of court-appointed receivers.
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The economic effort of the last six years liquidated in six months.
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Working class Americans saw their retirement savings liquidated right before their eyes.
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But shoe fashion was fickle, and in 1979 his shop was liquidated.
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He was not paid severance and liquidated his shares in Wynn Resorts.
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As a result, it was the last ghetto in Poland to be liquidated.
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The firm was launched in 2014 and liquidated in November of last year.
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Administrators PPB Advisory released a report on Friday recommending the company be liquidated.
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The company liquidated its assets last year after entering bankruptcy in September 2017.
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Toys R Us liquidated its business last year, effectively terminating roughly 33,000 jobs.
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It is alleged that one even liquidated an annuity to hand over $250,000.
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The bank is due to be liquidated if no buyer can be found.
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Babcock & Brown was liquidated in 2009 and GPT shareholders received shares in BGP.
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Between 2015 and 2017, more hedge funds liquidated than launched, according to HFR.
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Broadly, a liquidation preference determines who gets what when a company is liquidated.
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Platinum's assets are currently being liquidated under the oversight of court-appointed receivers.
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And she told Theranos shareholders that the company could be liquidated by August.
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Without the roughly $5 billion deal Lampert led, the company would have liquidated.
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The entire collection is being liquidated in a process that could take years.
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It liquidated its entire North American business after losing its chief creative director.
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There is a legitimate place in a contract for the "liquidated damages" clause.
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Toys R Us liquidated last year, forcing 800 U.S. stores to go dark.
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The court will decide whether STX will be restructured or liquidated, according to reports.
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Hanjin Shipping was declared officially bankrupt and its remaining assets ordered to be liquidated.
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In recent quarters, more hedge funds have shut down and liquidated than have opened.
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Another five companies on the RBI's list were bought and a further two liquidated.
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In 2015, by contrast, 877 hedge funds were newly formed while 833 were liquidated.
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The funds are scheduled to be liquidated within four to six weeks, she added.
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So far this year, 306 hedge funds have launched, compared with 270 that liquidated.
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Prohibitive estate tax, he added, could mean that the assets would be quickly liquidated.
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The rules say that if the bank is not sold, it must be liquidated.
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The bomb has removed the government and here I have liquidated a political camp.
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Over the past few years, Bon-Ton and Gordmans liquidated and Sears went bankrupt.
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Lenin liquidated Russia's Tsarist aristocracy, the bourgeoisie and the affluent peasants known as kulaks.
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"The Boy Scouts of America should be liquidated, their assets sold off," Kosnoff said.
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The store was merged into Levitz Furniture in 2000 and eventually liquidated in 2008.
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I liquidated my little 401(k) and paid it, too, toward my student loans.
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Should such employers be able to come forward and avoid penalties or liquidated damages?
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Sears' creditors argue that the company is doomed to fail and want it liquidated.
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The company filed for bankruptcy in February 2018 and later liquidated all its stores.
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On April 2311, 244.5, the Tokyo District Court ordered Mt. Gox to be liquidated.
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Like, they could've liquidated some of their stocks or sold one of their paintings.
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Obama said he liquidated assets that might raise questions about how they might influence policy.
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When it liquidated, vendors like crayon maker Crayola weren't paid in full and lost money.
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"So from all points of view, this festering abscess needs to be liquidated," he said.
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When the fund liquidated itself in 2013, the gift shop was wholly transferred to Giannini.
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If the current longs are liquidated, the euro's slide could have much further to run.
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According to Moroccan law, public sector entities are not allowed to fail or be liquidated.
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But the label went bankrupt and was liquidated after only two years in October 2018.
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Late last year, Third Avenue Management liquidated its near $1 billion Focused Credit Fund TFCIX.
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The chain has liquidated most of its assets, including inventory, store leases and intellectual property.
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The store is expected to be fully liquidated and shuttered by the end of 2019.
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The clothing chain Bon-Ton also liquidated earlier this year and closed all its stores.
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After Acheson's death in 1864, his son liquidated the Bible along with the entire collection.
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What we won't see: Sonia Rykiel, which has been liquidated and will not be showing.
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Taylor Energy liquidated its oil and gas assets and ceased production and drilling in 2008.
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The company can be liquidated in which case its assets will be repossessed by the province.
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Reuters was unable to contact Feng's lawyers or representatives of Zhejiang Glass, which has been liquidated.
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He recently liquidated an investment account, which brought his liquid savings up to around $11,000 total.
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But when he failed to meet another margin call on September 10th, his positions were liquidated.
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In December 2000, Montgomery Ward, a retailer owned by GE Capital, filed for bankruptcy and liquidated.
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What seems indisputable, however, is that this one-year copper bet was largely liquidated last week.
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In other words, if you liquidated everything, the holding company could easily pay off its obligations.
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It would, however, refrain from projects that have already been ordered to be liquidated, she said.
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Last year Eric Mindich shut down Eton Park and in 2016 Richard Perry liquidated Perry Capital.
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They liquidated their assets, locked their house, and left for Pakistan, planning to stay two months.
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Fitch believes the remaining assets could be liquidated in the event that Liberty needed additional liquidity.
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A slew of investors who had bet on losses in the yuan liquidated their short positions.
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In 2014, with Mr. Essl's business near bankruptcy, the collection was in danger of being liquidated.
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It looks certain to be liquidated, according to a letter to investors from earlier this year.
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The number of respondents, for example, who thought that homosexuals should be "liquidated" began to drop.
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The next month, the California-based company liquidated, and the space has been vacant ever since.
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But the stake — even though it may have since been liquidated — was good news to investors.
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Exchange-traded products that bet against market tumult have gotten shellacked and some even have liquidated.
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Book value refers to what a company would be worth if it liquidated all its assets.
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Records in Hong Kong, where Skycom was registered, show the firm was liquidated in June 2017.
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Subsequently, Credit Suisse, which issued and managed the ETN announced that it would ultimately be liquidated.
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In anticipation of winding down the Fund, we have liquidated almost all of the Fund's assets.
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Lithuanian Shipping Company, founded in 1969, is currently being liquidated, its bankruptcy administrator Dalius Volskis told Reuters.
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If they cannot reach a consensus, the company would be liquidated, wiping out much of their investments.
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Book value refers to what a stock would be worth if the company liquidated the business tomorrow.
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Tillerson liquidated all of his assets and ownership stake in Exxon before taking on his Cabinet role.
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Investors have been told that the firm is being shut down and the portfolio is being liquidated.
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He says hasn't worked at the company in a decade and liquidated his Facebook shares in 2012.
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The Clintons liquidated their holdings to cash before Hillary Clinton's run in 2008, according to news reports.
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"This portfolio is already being liquidated to support an order book GE cannot currently afford," Tusa said.
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Liquidated damages are specified to address the longstanding challenge of obtaining a penalty for an information wrong.
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In 2015 redemptions topped a whopping $80.1 billion as SWFs liquidated stocks and bonds to raise cash.
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More than 23.2 hedge funds were liquidated through the first three quarters of 242, according to HFR.
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The mortgages were previously packaged into the Granite and Whinstone securitisations, which were liquidated after the sale.
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One of the company's executives liquidated her 401(k) and put her personal residence up as collateral.
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Legally, the public-sector entity can be liquidated or made bankrupt and employees are not civil servants.
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It had about 450 locations in 2016, all of which have since been liquidated, and 14,500 employees.
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Their full-sized assets, once liquidated, make them wealthier than they'd ever been in the real world.
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His former film studio, the Weinstein Co, filed for bankruptcy in March 2018 and is being liquidated.
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The government would have to temporarily take over dredging works if the contract is liquidated, Andrade said.
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The company recovered but in 2006 filed for bankruptcy a second time and liquidated all stores — almost.
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"If someone breaks their NDA, there are consequences for agreements, including something called liquidated damages," Thomas explained.
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Being placed under business rescue means that the national carrier would avoid being liquidated by its creditors.
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I liquidated a retirement account I had in my 2404s, confident I would replace the money — someday.
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"I automatically cease to be the director of the museum because my museum is liquidated," he said.
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In February, Deutsche Bank liquidated one ETF tracking Indonesian bonds and one Korean bonds, Lipper data shows.
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Toys R Us liquidated its U.S. business last year, forcing its 800 U.S. stores to go dark.
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Zuckerberg has already liquidated $1 billion in Facebook shares to fund it, and its disbursements aren't tax-free.
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In 1994, the company merged with Borders, and in 2011 all Waldenbooks stores closed when Borders Group liquidated.
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Overstock was founded in 1999 and initially focused on selling surplus, returned, and liquidated merchandise of all types.
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By early 2009, the company liquidated $3.4 billion in assets and closed its doors for the last time.
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Traders said investment funds liquidated 12,000 to 2900,2351 contracts from their long soybean position and 2800,2140 corn contracts.
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The fund would, however, steer clear of projects that have already been ordered to be liquidated, she added.
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The company said its gross sales in North America fell by 4 percent as the toy retailer liquidated.
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European Union rules require Portugal to sell the bank by August or it may have to be liquidated.
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In November, the firm liquidated another fund called the Visium Event Driven Fund, according to a regulatory filing.
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So when Toys R Us liquidated its U.S. business in March, Ollie's CEO Mark Butler seized the day.
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A French judge ruled that the Valsuani foundry should be liquidated in order to pay off its creditors.
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He unloaded his wine cellar, liquidated his retirement accounts and moved to Rwanda with no plan to leave.
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THAILAND Foreigners liquidated 17.9 billion baht ($572 million) in bonds last week, the biggest selldown in six months.
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"If that leadership cannot be physically liquidated, it can at least be expelled from the country," he wrote.
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There is a practical consideration: Walking away might affect their severance, depending on how the club is liquidated.
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That includes the authority to order the company liquidated, though a sell-off should always be a last resort.
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Two of his funds are being liquidated after deep losses, including on banking in Iraq and gold in Armenia.
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Toys R Us liquidated its business last year, unable to emerge from bankruptcy after a crippling 2017 holiday season.
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The company's owner, private equity firm Cerberus Capital, closed all of the retailer's physical stores and liquidated their merchandise.
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Carillion was liquidated after contract delays and a slump in business left it swamped by debt and pensions liabilities.
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If you account for liquidated funds — what is known as "survivor bias" — the lagging number jumps to 86 percent.
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Marubeni currently has no plan to close or sell CGTI, but the unit could be eventually liquidated, he added.
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After all, the regime had liquidated entire classes of citizens and nationalised not only private property but human life.
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The advisor and trustee invest the funds, and investments are liquidated and moved into a checking account as needed.
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Jeff Berk, Privé Porter's founder, who had previously sold liquidated luxury watches, started selling Birkins on eBay in 0443.
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Chou Opportunity and Income funds liquidated after they got tied up with the debt of the private company Exco.
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Toprak&aposs company, Toprakbank, was liquidated in 2001 by the Turkish regulator the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund of Turkey.
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It was the first year DMP International existed, after a previous consulting firm that Manafort solely owned was liquidated.
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He liquidated his Facebook shares in 2012 and says he no longer invests directly in any social media companies.
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Bearish bets on Comex gold have risen to record levels while investors have liquidated exchange-traded gold fund holdings.
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Then creditors were in court clamoring for the iconic retailer to be closed down and its remaining assets liquidated.
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All of them either changed plans, went bankrupt or liquidated after realizing it would be impractical or too expensive.
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Sports Authority went bankrupt and liquidated last year, roughly a decade after Leonard Green's acquired it for $1.3 billion.
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Soon after, a court appointed a trustee who said, in effect, that this company instead needed to be liquidated.
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Sofia SGR has been liquidated and some of its assets taken over by Italian asset manager Azimut Holding SpA.
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We had exhausted our savings, we had liquidated our 253ks, we started putting our business experiments on credit cards.
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I haven't skated in years and am fairly certain my neon-pink Rollerblades were liquidated several garage sales ago.
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In total, the Uber co-founder seems to have liquidated over $2 billion in Uber stock since early November.
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Toys R Us liquidated its US business in 2018 after an unsuccessful attempt to restructure the company through bankruptcy.
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The president-elect has also already disposed of all of his investments in publicly traded or easily liquidated investments.
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" "The Palestinian cause is being liquidated - no Jerusalem (as capital), no right of return for refugees, no sovereign state.
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Speculative traders also liquidated a portion of their net long, or bullish, bets in both live cattle and lean hogs.
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The bankruptcy comes roughly a year after bridal store Alfred Angelo liquidated its business, another victim of the changing times.
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AMD's Recovery Ratings (RRs) reflect Fitch's belief that the company would be reorganized rather than liquidated in a bankruptcy scenario.
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Investors in the funds that are being liquidated will be offered the chance to switch into the firm's activist funds.
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In typical asset-backed lending the assets need to be located, seized and liquidated for lenders to be made whole.
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A residual benefactor is the chump who gets whatever is left over when a company is liquidated — typically, not much.
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Crypto AG was liquidated in 2018, and its assets were purchased by two other companies: CyOne Security and Crypto International.
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It can only be liquidated, with all liabilities of the bank taken over by the state on the liquidation date.
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Late last year, Third Avenue Management liquidated its near $1 billion Focused Credit Fund as its junk-bond investments sank.
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There is still a large overhang of long positions that will need to be liquidated at some point in future.
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He said insurers like the 363 casualty companies represented by his group invest only in low-risk, easily liquidated holdings.
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Not having earned an annual profit after 2007, Coldwater Creek filed for Chapter 11 and liquidated its inventory and assets.
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More than 20 percent of respondents reported that they would still be in debt if they liquidated all their assets.
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The money from the liquidated assets have to be invested in benign investments such as Treasury bonds or mutual funds.
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The struggling retailer liquidated for good in 2008, felled by what the Washington Post described as "competitors and heavy debt."
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Such an auction is likely to occur should a creditor deal not be reached and the company be liquidated instead.
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"When [my husband] left a job, we liquidated the money, took all the financial hits and spent it," Mays said.
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That all changed in the summer of 2007, when two Bear Stearns-related hedge funds collapsed and Bear liquidated them.
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More funds have been liquidated instead of launching, and even the biggest funds are struggling to keep assets right now.
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Most assets liquidated by the Treuhand fell into western or foreign hands, hindering the development of an eastern capitalist class.
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GAM shares have sold off sharply since the firm suspended a top director and suspended, then liquidated, some bond funds.
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He said the exchange's website became inaccessible, his contracts were liquidated and he lost 57.9 bitcoins, then worth about $16,900.
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But the contract was liquidated soon afterwards when another investor placed a giant bet the other way that dwarfed it.
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It will need creditors to agree that it should be reorganized rather than liquidated, as other bankrupt retailers have been.
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In April 2016, the Council of Ministers liquidated the Council Against Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance created in 2013.
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Toys "R" Us, another private equity-owned toy retailer, liquidated in June and shuttered all 730 locations across the country.
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" Tougaloo's Ernst Borinski would not discuss His family, killed by Nazis: "An area I Have liquidated, for my mental health.
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Correction: In the second quarter, J.C. Penney liquidated 127 of the 138 full-line stores that are scheduled to close.
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"It is liquidated basically," said Peter Kahi, the court-appointed administrator, told a meeting of creditors present for the vote.
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Items of clothing are also "liquidated" in instances when a customer decides to buy a product rather than return it.
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Sears' creditors, including vendors and landlords, oppose Lampert's rescue bid, arguing that the company should be shut down and liquidated.
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The state deposit insurance fund said this week an Islamic bank founded by Gulen followers might be liquidated within months.
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Tangible book value refers to how much a bank would be worth if it shut down and completely liquidated its operations.
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The state deposit insurance fund said this week that an Islamic bank founded by Gulen followers might be liquidated within months.
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The imminent bankruptcy comes roughly a year after bridal store Alfred Angelo liquidated its business, another victim of the changing times.
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Since 2010, 74 commercial mortgage-backed securities loans backed by regional malls have liquidated, according to an October report by Morningstar.
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Recovery rating assumptions - The recovery analysis assumes LVGEM would be liquidated in a bankruptcy because it is an asset trading company.
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" The statement added: "Cameron Collins has liquidated all his shares after the stock halt was lifted, suffering a substantial financial loss.
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Over 1,000 firms were liquidated, the most since 2008, and only 9,893 asset management funds remained open, the fewest since 2012.
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Like many other large banks, its shares trade below book value, which is what the company would be worth if liquidated.
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Like many other large socialist companies, the once sprawling textile business was privatized in 1990 and liquidated a few years later.
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Of the employees who sold the company stock they bought in a plan, 1 in 4 liquidated their shares almost immediately.
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Four of the investments were liquidated without a turnaround effort, including holdings in Scapa Group, Cutera , 4imprint Group and 3i Group.
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After posting about the situation on Facebook, Newall feared she'd never located the dress again since Kleen Cleaner was being liquidated.
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A persistent glut of Nigerian oil is easing and even Iran has liquidated the amount of crude held in floating storage.
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Mutual funds can be liquidated if their assets under management falls below 50 million yuan ($7.60 million) for 60 consecutive days.
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Fitch also believes that in a financial distress scenario ICAF would not be liquidated unless all its liabilities have been repaid.
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"You can do a financial restructuring, but if you don't have a defensible business proposition, you get liquidated anyway," he said.
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Over 15 years, 57 percent of domestic equity funds and 52 percent of all fixed income funds were merged or liquidated.
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Toys "R" Us Inc did not survive and liquidated, while others including children's retailer Gymboree Corp and Payless ShoeSource Inc reorganized.
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She wrote in an April 10 email to shareholders that the company may be liquidated by August, according to the WSJ.
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Key Recovery Rating Assumptions: - Pan Brothers would be considered a going concern in bankruptcy and would be reorganised rather than liquidated.
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Siedlce and the surrounding area were among the heavily Jewish regions of Poland before the population was liquidated by the Nazis.
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That put pressure on investors who were betting on further declines; they liquidated their short positions, propelling the market higher still.
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CFM was censured again in 2017 for a lack of due diligence on the Connaught Income Fund which liquidated in 2012.
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On March 1 Turkey's banking watchdog BDDK said the bank would be liquidated if no buyer was found within three months.
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With the weekend's contentious election, President Nicolás Maduro has effectively liquidated any political challenge from the opposition for years to come.
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Almost 70 percent of major global banks are trading below tangible book values, or what they would be worth if liquidated.
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Lampert's rescue bid is opposed by creditors, including vendors and landlords, arguing that the company should be shut down and liquidated.
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And two subsidiaries of Penn Treaty American Corporation, with billions of dollars in obligations, are set to be liquidated next year.
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Faced with mounting pressure from federal investigators, as well as an investigation by the S.E.C., Platinum liquidated its main hedge fund.
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In all, 210,214 hedge funds closed or were liquidated in 2016, compared with 729 openings, according to Hedge Fund Research Inc.
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Book value refers to what the company would be worth if it liquidated all of its assets and paid its debts.
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Toys "R" Us and Bon-Ton, a department store chain, liquidated last summer, after failing to come up viable reorganization plans.
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Roughly 153,215 employees lost their jobs when Toys 'R' Us liquidated its stores earlier this year, leaving many unemployed and without severance.
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Platinum's hedge funds are being liquidated under the supervision of regulators and court-appointed receivers in New York and the Caymans Islands.
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Also, with oil prices remaining low, exporting countries have liquidated assets in order to free up money for government spending, Preqin said.
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Many are trading below book value, representing what a company would fetch if it were liquidated, calculated by subtracting liabilities from assets.
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In a Chapter 7 case, a company is liquidated rather than reorganized as a going concern as in a Chapter 11 case.
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By 22006, Presley claims Siegel had liquidated almost all of the trust's remaining principles — especially after the Idol holding company went bankrupt.
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Since his businesses are private companies built around his brand and name, they can't easily be liquidated or temporarily turned into cash.
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Recovery rating assumptions - The recovery analysis assumes Times Property would be liquidated in a bankruptcy because it is an asset trading company.
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He likes to recount how he and his wife liquidated their entire net worth to fund his first Senate win in 2012.
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Jones noticed the ticket's wording of "liquidated damages," finding out that the company couldn't issue a penalty legally based off that definition.
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They have been repeatedly disappointed; some, such as CalPERS, a giant Californian pension fund, have liquidated all their investments in the sector.
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Rivals like Macy's, JCPenney (JCP), and Gap (GPS) have shut stores, Bon-Ton has liquidated, and Sears (SHLD) is on life support.
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According to the newspaper, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes warned investors in an April 10 email that the company would soon be liquidated.
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For three straight quarters starting mid-2018, more funds have liquidated than launched, according to the latest data from Hedge Fund Research.
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Argentine farmers liquidated their wheat stockpiles after free-market proponent Mauricio Macri won the presidency last November and eliminated grain export taxes.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that militants in Idlib had to be liquidated, describing them as "a festering abscess".
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That sociocultural formation was liquidated instead by the automobile, Ryan reports, and by the automobile's champion in New York City, Robert Moses.
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"There is lingering fear that even safe assets are being liquidated to generate cash," said Antoine Bouvet, senior rates strategist at ING.
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The banks are subjected to strict federal oversight and capital requirements, and could be liquidated by the federal government if they fail.
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"Data from merged or liquidated funds remains readily available and analysts choose whether to incorporate that data or not," Collins points out.
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Blockbuster Alaska announced the closure of its two Anchorage stores, saying inventory will be liquidated through the months of July and August.
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Lampert's rescue bid is opposed by creditors, including vendors and landlords, who argue that the company should be shut down and liquidated.
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"All the ... terrorists were liquidated immediately before they could reach the outer gate of the anti-terrorism headquarters," a police statement said.
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The owners of the ship, based in Lima, liquidated their assets and abandoned the Yacu Kallpa in Tampico, according to a former employee.
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In an internal email dated April 10th, Holmes "raised the likelihood that the company would be liquidated by August," the WSJ reported.[WSJ]
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"We therefore find nothing inequitable about allowing him to pursue his liquidated and unpaid 163 bonus claim against LBI in bankruptcy," it added.
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Hughes said in the article that he liquidated his Facebook shares in 2012 and no longer owns shares of any social media company.
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Ms. Frazier added that Mr. Cruz also sold stocks and liquidated savings, but she did not address whether the Citibank loan was used.
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By virtue of its status, the assets and liabilities of HUS cannot be liquidated or transferred to entities other than the French State.
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Once the threat of a cut was removed and the rollover was confirmed many of those long positions became unnecessary and were liquidated.
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He was issued with a A$65 (US$49) notice for "liquidated damages" for overstaying, allegedly four minutes after his parking ticket expired.
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State-run giants Baosteel and Yangtze Power liquidated their holdings in China Construction Bank at a premium, by selling zero coupon exchangeable bonds.
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Key Recovery Rating Assumptions: - The recovery analysis assumes Huiyuan Juice would be liquidated in a bankruptcy rather than continue as a going-concern.
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Tensions could worsen if frozen assets of Japanese companies in Korea are liquidated to settle the compensation, the U.S. senior administration official warned.
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This way, if Theranos is acquired or otherwise liquidated, Holmes won't profit until more than $750 million is first returned to Theranos's shareholders.
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Investors liquidated gold holdings to cover losses in equities, commodities and other markets that were falling due to the tariff disputes, traders said.
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B. Riley Financial bought the inventory in stores and online, which is being completely liquidated, but is not responsible for transactions before that.
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We saw the potential for this with Stormy Daniels's NDA, which contains an outrageously high provision for liquidated damages — $1 million per violation.
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If investors want to exit before an asset is liquidated, they can trade their shares on a secondary market during monthly trading windows.
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Help us stop Wall Street profiteers from treating our jobs, employers, benefits, and retirement savings as expendable assets to be liquidated for profit.
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But the fund was liquidated in 2017, in part to help the NRL finance a costly digital strategy under current CEO Todd Greenberg.
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However, it essentially went belly-up in September 2019 for its unsustainable business model before its parent company liquidated its assets in January.
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In early March, she was told that the store would be liquidated, a process that was completed by the end of the month.
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These funds, will now be managed internally and over time will be liquidated and moved to cash in order to pay retirement benefits.
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As a result, it added, the center should be "liquidated," along with nearly 400 locally registered branches of the group and other structures.
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By the end of the day $643m-worth of bitcoin contracts had been liquidated on BitMEX, a platform on which such contracts trade.
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Skycom liquidated in June 2017, Reuters concluded, while Canicula announced without explanation or named attribution months later that it had ceased operations in Syria.
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And in terms of the distribution and various bonus shares which we liquidated or we monetized, over that period we've collected about 737 million.
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The museum was founded in November 1944, just months after the Nazis liquidated the camp, on the outskirts of Lublin, as Soviet forces neared.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, emails from Holmes to shareholders back in April raised the possibility the company will be liquidated by August.
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Almost 70 percent of the banks deemed globally significant are trading below their tangible book values, or what they would be worth if liquidated.
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Of the equity funds available to British investors in 2006, only about half are still around in 2016; the others were merged or liquidated.
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They've opened themselves up to a class-action lawsuit, which involves attorney fees and could involve liquidated damages, meaning double back pay for everyone.
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One Pennsylvania insurer, Penn Treaty, was liquidated in 2017 after being left with just $500m in assets to cover a projected $4.6bn in claims.
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Benchmark Brent crude prices have fallen by more than $22019 per barrel, 10 percent, over the last four weeks as positions have been liquidated.
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For example, we can look at Apple's financials and determine its book value — what the company's assets would be worth if hypothetically liquidated today.
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Late last year, for instance, Third Avenue Management liquidated its near $1 billion Focused Credit Fund as its junk bond investments came under pressure.
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The legal status is moderate because, according to company law, the company can be liquidated or made bankrupt and employees are not civil servants.
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To prevent runs, they may also limit and charge for redemptions if less than 30% of their assets can be liquidated inside a week.
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Legal Status Attribute Mid-Range: BII is registered as a local state-owned limited liability company under Chinese company law and can be liquidated.
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It was put to us this way ... Wendy views the home as nothing more than "a vessel to be liquidated" in the pending divorce.
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"The continued positiveness coming out of equity markets is acting as a drag on gold prices as people have liquidated their positions," Strachan said.
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Everything that's not cash has been redeemed for cash – even ordinary money-market funds have been liquidated in favor of safer Treasury money funds.
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Gold's losses aren't unprecedented — during the financial crisis in 2008, it fell in the initial stages as positions were liquidated to meet margin calls.
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In fact, near the worst of the stock sell-off bonds were not offsetting the losses by rallying, as everything but cash was liquidated.
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The spokesman said it will be up to the administrator whether or not the company is able to stay in business or be liquidated.
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It is impossible to know exactly how many mascots, who plug their hometowns as both illustrated characters and humans in costumes, have been liquidated.
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Several onshore traders said they had liquidated all of their positions ahead of the holiday to avoid fluctuations in global markets during the period.
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Tread carefully when purchasing the annuity: If you liquidated some investments in order to come up with the proceeds, you could face tax consequences.
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The portfolio was launched in 2010 and is now the firm's biggest after Jana last year liquidated its Jana Partners and Jana Nirvana funds.
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Several onshore traders said they had liquidated all of their positions ahead of the holiday to avoid fluctuations in global markets during the period.
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By virtue of their status, the assets and liabilities of the obligors cannot be liquidated or transferred to entities other than the French state.
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In the predominantly long-only mutual fund industry that numbers some 5,000-plus funds, 161 were liquidated during the first half of this year.
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The stocks were recovering nicely from their swoon, he said, and in any case they were all being liquidated and replaced with safer investments.
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The Star Tribune reported that Irwin Jacobs made a fortune as a corporate raider who bought and then liquidated failing companies at a profit.
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But the retail landscape is littered with out-of-business brands that tried to reorganize in the bankruptcy process and liquidated their businesses instead.
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Anglo Irish, which was nationalised in 2009 and subsequently liquidated, was synonymous with the lending bonanza that drove Ireland into an international bailout in 2010.
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Almost 30% of the worst-performing (bottom quartile) equity funds over the five years to March 2012 had been merged or liquidated by March 2017.
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Leadgate turned its 75% stake back over to the government in mid-2012, for zero dollars, after which Pluna filed for bankruptcy and then liquidated.
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Ross' vehicle is a "special purpose acquisition company," or SPAC, meaning that it is automatically liquidated if it doesn't invest its assets after two years.
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If creditors cannot reach a deal in nine months, the business is liquidated and its assets sold for scrap—a bad outcome for all parties.
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Far fewer long positions were liquidated in the week ending on March 21 than had been closed out during the week ending on March 14.
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The recovery analysis assumes that TV Azteca would be considered a going-concern in bankruptcy and that the company would be reorganized rather than liquidated.
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Records in Hong Kong show that Skycom was voluntarily liquidated in June 2017 and that Canicula was paid about $132,000 as part of the resolution.
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Incredibly rich people lacking any sense of style let out a collective gasp today, as news broke that luxury smartphone maker Vertu will be liquidated.
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By virtue of its status, the assets and liabilities of CHU of Rennes cannot be liquidated or transferred to entities other than the French State.
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If prices fluctuate and your borrow becomes worth more than your collateral, some of your collateral is liquidated through a repo agreement so they're equal.
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While Enfield FC struggled on after Town and its supporters broke away in 2001, the old club was liquidated in 2007 owing to unmanageable debts.
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Once the petition is accepted by a court, a resolution plan has to be decided within 270 days, failing which the company will be liquidated.
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I remarked to Tolya that it must have been terrifying to learn that many of your colleagues and friends had been liquidated in your absence.
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Gold prices slumped to three-week lows on Friday as disappointed speculators liquidated long positions despite fresh trade skirmishes between the United States and China.
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At the end of 2016, Berkshire Hathaway held 3.37 million shares of WBC, but that position had been completely liquidated by the 2017 third quarter.
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Employers such as supermarket operator Penn Traffic Co liquidated after filing for bankruptcy, and others, including grocer Wegmans Food Markets Inc, withdrew from the plan.
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The Bolsheviks ultimately won, became the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and eventually liquidated their comrades in arms in accordance with Marxist comradeship ritual.
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That posed a risk for venture capital firms and other investors, whose stakes had gained large amounts of value on paper but weren't easily liquidated.
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Uganda Airlines, founded by former dictator Idi Amin in 1976, was liquidated in 2001 after years of unprofitability during a push to privatize state firms.
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By 2000, all the campuses were either liquidated or shut down down, and the Department promised to provide swift debt discharges to the Corinthian victims.
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If it liquidated and put the cash into the bank, he said, his father would be accused of artificially inflating interest rates for personal gain.
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He concedes that's a moving target: Trust funds mature, companies are liquidated and relatives die — and all these events will funnel more money his way.
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The ruling, which confirmed an order last month by the Justice Ministry that the denomination be "liquidated" — essentially eliminated or disbanded — had been widely expected.
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And it liquidated a destabilizing figure: The general was the commander of the Quds Force, which is responsible for Iran's covert and extraterritorial military operations.
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The barrage of abuse has badly tarnished the hedge fund brand, contributing to more than $100 billion in outflows and 1,057 funds liquidated in 85033.
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This includes a new insurance law in 265 that gives policyholders priority if a conventional or sharia insurer or reinsurer is liquidated or becomes bankrupt.
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After it finally liquidated the position nine years after buying the bonds, bank executives debated whether to restate past financial results, but never did so.
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The Italian State will become a senior creditor of the liquidated entity, which means that recovery prospects for junior creditors out of the liquidation are poor.
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The money in the savings account would most likely be in liquid, stable cash equivalents so that it could easily be liquidated without risk to principal.
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ATL initially had a 15 percent stake in CATL, but liquidated that holding last year, Yang said, when electric vehicle sales first started to take off.
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"As these deals flood the market though, you will see across the board pressure as existing stocks are liquidated to buy the new ones," Cramer said.
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Victims are often required to agree to pay a set amount of "liquidated damages" to the abuser in the event that the confidentiality clause is violated.
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And because Dominguez liquidated some of his investments so he could stockpile cash, he's created an emergency fund that can be used for any unexpected expenses.
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Despite their surging shares, most are valued at around the level they would fetch if their assets were liquidated, which hardly indicates optimism about their prospects.
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They were supposed to have their tags cut off (like the other ones) and were thrown in a lot with other shirts and liquidated to Kmart.
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ATL initially had a 13 percent stake in CATL, but liquidated that holding last year, Yang said, when electric vehicle sales first started to take off.
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Of these, 302 have been liquidated and 79 have been restructuring, which involves a repayment of more than one-fifth of debts and, often, an acquisition.
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This can lead to a situation where, if the company was liquidated for a very small amount of money, earlier investors and common stockholders get nothing.
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Jacob Gottlieb, Visium's managing partner, noted that it hired accountants PKF O'Connor Davies LLP to perform 2015 audits for its hedge funds, which are being liquidated.
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Analysts say the market was helped by the fact that ETFs that held the metal were liquidated by investors who made large profits over the years.
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The Italian state will become a senior creditor of the liquidated bank, which means that recovery prospects for junior creditors out of the liquidation are poor.
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From Toys 'R Us to Payless Shoesource, thousands of people have lost jobs when their employers are liquidated, after having been loaded down with unsustainable debt.
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Some of those positions amounting to around 250 million barrels have been gradually liquidated over the last six weeks, which has kept oil prices under pressure.
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"I have no doubts that Wallenberg was liquidated in 22000," wrote Ivan A. Serov, a Soviet military man who ran the K.G.B. from 3044 to 1958.
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Now, it seems that portions of Allen's estate are being liquidated, placing some of the rarest and most exotic platforms in the world on the market.
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Dan Barnett, New York City I liquidated my holdings after the debate so that I would not have to endure another debate stressing about my retirement.
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During the incident, the suit alleges, the exchange's price of a cryptocurrency called ether fell more than 70 percent and the traders' leveraged positions were liquidated.
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Kelly said he had liquidated some of his holdings in China-A shares and Indian equities this year, but still has exposure in the two markets.
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Amazingly, this virus has liquidated some $10 trillion of wealth in stock market losses across the globe and potentially trillions of dollars more in lost output.
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The dollar is up about 20% on a basket of currencies through a week when investors have liquidated everything from stocks to bonds, gold and commodities.
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Gold prices plunged over 4.5% on Friday, with precious metals joining a broader market selloff as investors liquidated positions to meet margin calls in other assets.
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IS did not attract any bids, a statement from the TMSF Savings Deposit Insurance Fund said on Friday, raising the prospect of the bank being liquidated.
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But with one contentious vote on Sunday, President Nicolás Maduro effectively liquidated any political challenge that the opposition might present for him for years to come.
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It is only a couple of weeks before it will be formally liquidated, before the club that traces its roots to 1885 ceases to exist entirely.
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The government appointed three commissioners to assess whether Alitalia can be restructured or liquidated, and has given them six months to come up with a plan.
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Out of 9,411 loans at issue, 7,440 had realized losses after being liquidated or modified, and that another 768 were over 60 days delinquent, Baldwin said.
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Sports Authority, once the largest sporting goods retailer in the US, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in March 2016 and later liquidated all its stores.
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The IMF returned to Bosnia this month after authorities in the Serb Republic liquidated a troubled state-controlled bank, fulfilling the fund's main condition for resuming talks.
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When Toys R Us liquidated its business last year and shuttered its Babies R Us stores, many retailers saw an opportunity to flood a suddenly underserved market.
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Last year, Jawbone went out of business, and liquidated its assets, so it's not as if Fitbit losing means a big win for the now-defunct company.
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CREW did not want to have to go to the courts and had hoped President Trump would have liquidated his assets to avoid conflicts before taking office.
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His holdings rival those of former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, who liquidated his own holdings of more than $500 million before taking on that role in 2006.
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While the sides at the summit are in a position to pay dividends, those at the bottom are about to be ruthlessly liquidated from the top flight.
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The government appointed three commissioners to assess whether Alitalia can be restructured, either as a standalone company or through a partial or total sale, or else liquidated.
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POSITIONING: "The net speculative long in copper was completely liquidated over the week and positioning in the metal is now neutral," Marex Spectron analysts said in anote.
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If the latest share issue fails to win shareholder approval, the lender may need to be liquidated with taxpayer money, as happened with the Veneto-based banks.
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There are still a large number of long positions that could be liquidated in the coming weeks if prices drop further and managers are forced to sell.
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But unlike those great terrors of the 1930s, which liquidated entire social classes and most of the old Bolshevik party, the current moves are limited in scale.
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Goldman continues to trade at just 0.9 times its tangible book value, a measure of the money that might be returned to shareholders if it were liquidated.
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Still, that bet is protected, should Barneys follow the same path met by Toys R Us, Payless ShoeSource and other retailers that liquidated after a bankruptcy filing.
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Reich & Tang, a popular money market fund firm, liquidated its funds last July — it had about $903 billion in assets at the time it announced its closure.
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In addition to the nine retailers who have already liquidated or are working to reorganize, Payless and Bebe are expected to add their names to that list.
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A streak of losses and fund closures remains fresh in their mind, with 746 emerging market funds liquidated in the last five years, according to Lipper data.
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Target had been working to pick up market share from now-liquidated Babies R Us and Toys R Us, a strategy that succeeded during its fourth quarter.
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The government appointed three commissioners to see whether Alitalia can be restructured, either as a standalone company or through a partial or total sale, or else liquidated.
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The process threatens those landlords with a high exposure to the company, which already liquidated roughly 40 stores earlier this year when it was planning to restructure.
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For example, [Citigroup's] tangible book value — what it would be worth if you shut down the company and liquidated everything — is just below the current stock price.
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When Sports Authority liquidated two years ago, rival sports chains Modell's Sporting Goods and Sports Direct were going to make a similar bid to save the company.
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Company shares in the employee stock fund, which had accounted for nearly 1 percent of outstanding shares in Automatic Data Processing Inc, were liquidated in August 2015.
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Their properties were liquidated and sold by the government; detainees were permitted to access small quantities of their funds to cover the cost of their own confinement.
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Panicked investors fearful about the coronavirus pandemic had liquidated almost everything for dollars, with the world's most liquid currency seen as a haven in times of crisis.
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U.S. gold Gold plunged over 4.5% on Friday, with precious metals joining a broader market selloff as investors liquidated positions to meet margin calls in other assets.
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By 1936, Curtiss-Wright was more than a half- million dollar in arrears on its property taxes on this one site, and soon liquidated its airport subsidiary.
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KEY REVOVERY ASSUMPTIONS - The recovery analysis assumes that Picard would be considered a going concern in bankruptcy and that the group would be reorganised rather than liquidated.
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These sanctions, however, have likely imposed few real-world costs on Maduro, who probably liquidated any assets he owned in the U.S. well before the sanctions hit.
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Macy's has announced more than 100 store closings since 2016, and Toys "R" Us liquidated all of its locations in the United States, about 800, in 2018.
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The state carrier was founded in 1976 by former dictator Idi Amin but liquidated in 2001 during a broader push to sell off struggling state-owned firms.
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SGA, which took over the problem loans of two regional Veneto-based banks liquidated in 2017, is preparing to launch a 250 million euro five-year bond.
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These complex contracts tend to be more expensive than other investments and typically cannot be liquidated within preset times — lasting years, typically — without paying hefty surrender charges.
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As for the stocks themselves, Cramer used tangible book value — what the business would be worth if it was shut down and liquidated — to determine their valuations.
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BELGIUM Thomas Cook's Belgian unit ceased carrying passengers on Tuesday and liquidated two businesses, seeking protection from creditors and ultimately a buyer for Thomas Cook Retail Belgium.
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KEY RECOVERY ASSUMPTIONS - The recovery analysis assumes that Picard would be considered a going concern in bankruptcy and that the company would be reorganised rather than liquidated.
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Singapore-based Six Capital Investments, a firm that touted itself as a financial technology innovator but which has been plagued by scandal for months, is being liquidated.
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Bacarella, however, said he is not concerned because even if MacKenzie Bezos liquidated her expected 8 percent stake, there would be no fundamental reason behind the sale.
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At stake in the process - plagued by fighting among creditors, shareholders and management - were more than 100,000 jobs that would have been lost if the company was liquidated.
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The combined bank will retain NBAD's legal registrations and brand, while FGB will be liquidated as a legal entity once the merger is completed (expected at end-1Q17).
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Recovery Assumptions: - Our recovery analysis assumes that TCG would be treated as a going concern in a restructuring and that the company would be reorganised rather than liquidated.
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Other parts of the group, such as Lewek Constellation, EMAS Chiyoda Subsea Marine Base and Lewek Falcon Shipping would be liquidated if the plan were to be approved.
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The school liquidated a bunch of lockers from the old football team locker room to make room for the new stuff ... and Tom says his wife swooped in.
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Carige is the last large Italian bank still in difficulty after Rome rescued larger rival Monte dei Paschi di Siena and liquidated two failing regional banks this year.
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"Some investor liquidated their long dollar positions and took profit at around 6.82, given the dollar index has not rallied much," said a trader at a Chinese bank.
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Each time the accumulation of short positions has coincided with a downtrend in WTI prices, followed by an uptrend as the short positions have been liquidated (tmsnrt.rs/2bwp8v4).
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The most recent incident took place during a May meeting with Putin in Beijing, where the Czech president suggested to a startled Putin that journalists should be liquidated.
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That is the amount of assets the Fed has liquidated over that period, providing a clear and unambiguous signal of its shift toward a less accommodative policy stance.
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The U.S. dollar is up about 3.5% against a basket of currencies through a week when investors have liquidated everything from stocks to bonds to gold and commodities.
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The U.S. dollar is up about 03% against a basket of currencies through a week when investors have liquidated everything from stocks to bonds to gold and commodities.
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The U.S. dollar is up about 3.5% against a basket of currencies through a week when investors have liquidated everything from stocks to bonds to gold and commodities.
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The troubled toy company filed for bankruptcy in September 2017, and after difficulties finding a buyer or lender for a debt restructuring deal, it liquidated the business completely.
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When he faced eviction for nonpayment in 240, Mr. Shapiro tracked down $21977,518.75 from the sale of a safe deposit box that had been liquidated without his permission.
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It is not evident how meaningful mathematical calculations could be that treat such situations the same as failed businesses that are simply liquidated in bankruptcy for scrap value.
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Creditors who are owed billions by Sears are fighting the plan and argue they would be better off if the company shuts down and its assets are liquidated.
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Key Recovery Rating Assumptions: The recovery analysis assumes that Eurotorg would be considered a going-concern in bankruptcy and that the company would be reorganised rather than liquidated.
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Lukoil's Moscow headquarters said it had liquidated the company and paid off its debts in accordance with Czech law, noting that it had appealed the fine and lost.
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"So, giving no credit at all to Macy's still-profitable business, if they just shut down and liquidated the company, it would be worth $5.5 billion," Cramer said.
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Mr. Miller did not respond to requests seeking additional details on Mr. Trump's stock sales, and it is not known why Mr. Trump liquidated his holdings this year.
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Panicked investors fearful about the coronavirus pandemic had liquidated almost everything for U.S. dollars, with the world's most liquid currency seen as a haven in times of crisis.
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Conversely, Samsung had a policy that "any business that incurred losses for three straight years (excluding new businesses) should be sold or liquidated," Song and his colleagues wrote.
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This Chapter 11 Case was initiated to bring [this litigation] to an expeditious and cost-effective end to permit the Debtor to reorganize, failing which, [Searchmetrics] will be liquidated.
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Either of those options benefit Macy's, J.C. Penney and Dillard's, which have a "significant number of overlapping locations" with Sears and Bon-Ton, a Sears competitor that recently liquidated.
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KEY RECOVERY RATING ASSUMPTIONS The recovery analysis assumes that MHP SE would be considered a going concern in bankruptcy and that the company would be reorganised rather than liquidated.
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Still, in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, around 10 percent of investors liquidated their entire 529 accounts, and 20 percent switched to less risky assets, Kantrowitz said.
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If your emergency fund is invested in a taxable account, you may also have to pay capital gains taxes when your fund's investments are liquidated to cover unforeseen expenses.
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Hundreds of Toys R Us stores went dark earlier this year when the company liquidated, leaving a window for other retailers to step in and pick up the slack.
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Rome has this year rescued larger rival Monte dei Paschi di Siena and liquidated two failing regional banks in Veneto, committing up to 23 billion euros of public money.
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Government lawyer Alan Tenebaum told a U.S. Bankruptcy judge on Thursday that Alpha's plan "is a better outcome for reclamation and water treatment" than if the company were liquidated.
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At the same time, the level of open interest - the number of open contracts - has dropped sharply, suggesting many investors have liquidated their positions before prices fall even further.
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As a biological oceanographer at UC Santa …Read more ReadBut the deepest cut is undoubtedly to NASA's Office of Education, which would be completely liquidated under the current proposal.
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Hundreds of stores went dark earlier this year when Toys R Us liquidated, leaving a window for other retailers to step in and court the toy retailer's former customers.
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The coalition leaders' remarks were addressed to a very specific audience: an assembly of stakeholders who lost money when two banks in the Veneto region were liquidated in 2017.
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Rules on "total loss absorption capacity" finalised in 2015 require banks to have liabilities that can take a haircut or be wiped out if they are liquidated or restructured.
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If anyone can pull off an ode to David Lynch it's Sky, whose dreamy 2013 masterpiece "Night Time, My Time" is practically Fire Walk With Me liquidated and bottled.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday described militants in Syria's last big rebel-held enclave of Idlib as a "festering abscess" that needed to be liquidated.
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KEY RECOVERY RATING ASSUMPTIONS - The recovery analysis assumes that Wind Tre would be considered a going concern in bankruptcy and that the company would be reorganised rather than liquidated.
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The two fuels typically trade closely together but split as traders last month liquidated butane positions after it failed to rally and propane stocks unexpectedly rose, one trader said.
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Half of the 20 retailers studied that filed for bankruptcy pre-2005 law changes, successfully restructured debt and emerged from bankruptcy, 15 percent were sold, and 35 percent liquidated.
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As palladium-backed ETFs were liquidated last year, net long positioning in Nymex palladium futures rose to a record as investors used the contracts to bet on higher prices.
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Carige is the last large Italian bank still in trouble after the government this year rescued bigger rival Monte dei Paschi di Siena and liquidated two failing regional banks.
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Vaughn Blake, a Los Angeles-based portfolio manager at private-equity firm Echo Tree Capital, liquidated his cryptocurrency quantitative fund in January this year when bitcoin was at $13,000.
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The dollar is up about 103% against a basket of currencies through a week when investors liquidated everything from stocks to bonds to gold and commodities to raise cash.
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Theranos agreed to return over $750 million to defrauded investors if it was acquired or liquidated, and Ms. Holmes could not profit from her ownership stake in the company.
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The dollar is up about 3.5% against a basket of currencies through a week when investors liquidated everything from stocks to bonds to gold and commodities to raise cash.
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Since 2008, mutual fund investors have liquidated more than $800 billion of their holdings in actively managed equity mutual funds and purchased about $1.8 trillion of equity index funds.
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Those banks would also be exempt from submitting for Fed approval a "living will" that outlines how the company could be liquidated upon failure without causing a widespread meltdown.
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The collection was largely liquidated and dispersed, but these valuable Art Prize works — with the exception of Lawrence Abu Hamdan's "Walled Unwalled" (2018), which the artist retained — stayed together.
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Vaughn Blake, a Los Angeles-based portfolio manager at private equity firm Echo Tree Capital, liquidated his cryptocurrency quantitative fund in January this year when bitcoin was at $13,000.
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The U.S. fund is being liquidated, the letter said, but many U.S.-based employees, who work in offices in Boston and New York, are expected to move to Schonfeld.
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By virtue of its status, the assets and liabilities of HCL cannot be liquidated, and in case of the hospital's dissolution, they must be transferred to the French state.
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Those banks would also be exempt from submitting for Fed approval a "living will" that outlines how a company could be liquidated upon failure without causing a widespread meltdown.
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But, as The New York Times reported in 2016, separate personal financial disclosure reports Cruz filed after the 2012 election with the Senate did not show he liquidated assets.
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Our own experience with purchasing the assets of liquidated providers shows that approximately 50 percent of the patients maintain access to care after being stranded by their previous provider.
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Ralph Fiennes gives a chilling performance as an SS second lieutenant who oversees the construction of a concentration camp at Krakow and brings in captives from liquidated Jewish ghettos.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT The rating of the subordinated Tier 2 debt issued by Vicenza reflects poor recovery prospects for the subordinated bondholders that remain in the entity that is being liquidated.
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That reminder was lent extra force by the recent memory of two small regional lenders that were liquidated earlier in this year, their multiple attempts to raise capital having failed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds liquidated more of their bullish petroleum positions as concerns about the health of the global economy and oil usage outweighed European and Middle Eastern supply disruptions.
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"We've already been in touch with all possible suitors," said one senior banker, describing the situation lenders often found themselves in when they tried to offload assets from liquidated firms.
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Policymakers should look at ways of protecting such consumers during future airline bankruptcies, for instance by increasing their priority in the distribution of assets when such a company is liquidated.
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We believe that state support for the bank, if required, would be made available before the bank is liquidated under normal bankruptcy proceedings applicable to companies under local commercial laws.
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Italy's eurosceptic government on Wednesday adopted a decree that would allow automatic repayments for shareholders and bondholders of half a dozen banks who lost money when the lenders were liquidated.
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"On behalf of its members, NATCA seeks an order requiring the government to pay its members for the work they have performed as well as liquidated damages," the release said.
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He even liquidated those set up by the previous government, saying that they merely benefited the international banking system and that it was better to spend the money on projects.
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The dollar is up 21% on a basket of currencies through a week when investors have liquidated everything from stocks to bonds, gold and commodities for the safety of cash.
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As The New Yorker's Rachel Aviv reported, Parks had these seniors declared incompetent, assumed guardianship, warehoused them in low-grade nursing facilities and liquidated their estates against family members' objections.
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Link also said in the letter this would also allow "a significant portion of the fund's holdings in money market instruments to be liquidated in a way that minimises costs".
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The "hush agreement," as Daniels aptly calls it, is backed by a so-called "liquidated damages" provision, which purports to require she pay $1 million for any and all breaches.
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When courts see a party using a liquidated damages clause to punish or deter a breach, they will condemn it as a "penalty" and strike it out of the contract.
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To gain the tax advantage, the liquidated proceeds must then be invested in Treasury bonds, mutual funds or exchange-traded funds, and the official must seek a certificate of divestiture.
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But the retail landscape is littered with brands that tried to reorganize in the bankruptcy process and liquidated their businesses instead, such as RadioShack, Toys "R" Us and Sports Authority.
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Shareholders' equity is a company's total assets minus its total liabilities, and is the amount that would be returned to shareholders if its assets were liquidated and all debts repaid.
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And its stock trades at nearly half of the bank's book value, which is a theoretical measure of the value that would be left for shareholders if the bank were liquidated.
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Russia, President Bashar al-Assad's main backer from outside the region, said on Wednesday that militants there must be liquidated and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov described them as "a festering abscess".
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Two years ago, the commission authorised a similar liquidity-support plan for two small Italian banks from the Veneto region, Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, which were later liquidated.
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But instead, the regulators are asserting that "in reality there is no proceeding under S.I.P.A. and the covered broker-dealer is being liquidated under Title II." What difference does it make?
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"I liquidated a lot of it, and put it where my heart was: into something I thought could really make a difference and actually be something that would grow," Hutchison said.
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Latvia's ABLV liquidated itself after being accused by the U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of money laundering, violating sanctions on North Korea and using bribery to influence Latvian officials.
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A longtime associate of the firm was arrested in June, federal regulators are investigating the firm, and its main funds are being liquidated under the supervision of a pair of monitors.
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That the company is now bankrupt and being liquidated by a blur of corporations and hedge funds and financial firms only makes the rise before Barneys' downfall all the more remarkable.
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The two Veneto-based banks are being liquidated and their former top executives are under investigation for the mis-selling of shares to thousands of investors who have lost their savings.
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That's an understatement, given the start to her year: She parted ways with Rykiel in March (the company recently liquidated after filing for bankruptcy) and debuted her own brand in July.
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"The issue is how do we enhance the interbank market so that those export proceeds can be liquidated on the interbank market," said Guvamatanga, who appeared with Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube.
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Last week, chairman of the deposit insurance fund that controls Bank Asya, said it would either be sold by the end of May or liquidated if a buyer was not found.
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In the early months of the crisis, Qatar liquidated nearly $3 billion in U.S. treasury investments and drew down over $40 billion in foreign reserves to support its currency and banks.
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According to FINRA documents, Legend Securities' antimoney laundering program failed to flag deposits — made by at least five customers — of more than 2 billion shares of penny stocks that were soon liquidated.
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Qatar liquidated nearly $3 billion in U.S. treasury investments and drew down over $40 billion in foreign reserves after the alleged manipulation in a bid to support its currency, the filings stated.
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China's non-financial state-owned enterprises accounted for half of bank credit but only a fifth of industrial output, the report said, suggesting non-viable SOEs be liquidated and viable ones restructured.
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KEY RECOVERY RATING ASSUMPTIONS The recovery analysis assumes that JSC Holding Company United Confectioners would be considered a going-concern in bankruptcy and that the company would be reorganised rather than liquidated.
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Leverage in FY21000 remained above 2110%, the level where Fitch would consider negative rating action, but reduced to 21000% in 211Q FY21500 as the company liquidated a portion of its treasury stock.
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The country's biggest bank collapse still haunts its financial system three years on as Novo Banco still runs the risk of being liquidated if an agreed sale to U.S. fund Lonestar fails.
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Traders said the yuan was tracking gains in the dollar in overseas markets, but losses were capped as many investors liquidated their positions when the yuan weakened to near 293.43 per dollar.
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They liquidated the equity in the house for cash—it sold in one day—and ditched the cars, the beloved Harley, and, then, everything else they owned in three epic yard sales.
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The living will details a contingency plan for how the bank will sell off assets or be liquidated in a manner that does not generate chaotic aftershocks elsewhere in the financial system.
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Since the start of 2015, hedge funds have accumulated and then liquidated short positions in four distinct cycles that have closely mirrored the fall and then rise of oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/2cly8na).
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Energy Conversion Devices was liquidated, Ascent Solar is trading at around 1 cent per share, Solarion was acquired in bankruptcy, and MSK was bought by Suntech, which later went bankrupt, Molchanov said.
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The security has rebounded in recent weeks and trades at a slight premium to its tangible book value, which is the the company's value if it were to be liquidated, Cramer said.
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Iridian Asset Management liquidated its entire holding of 4.3 million shares while Coatue Management sold its entire holding of 1.7 million shares and Jana Partners got rid of its 1.6 million shares.
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Bank creditors whose claims are not assumed by the bridge bank would be entitled only to the amounts they would receive if the Government Development Bank were liquidated, the Senate bill says.
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The move preserved some value, but not much, given that by the time the stock fund was liquidated company shares have already fallen to about 50 cents from about $3.50 in 2014.
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We use the going-concern value approach to calculate the post-restructuring enterprise value, as the liquidation approach is not appropriate since GCX's assets are of little use if dismantled and liquidated.
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Bahrain underperformed the Gulf, dropping 2390 percent, after a court dissolved the country's main Shi'ite Muslim opposition group al-Wefaq and liquidated its funds, advancing a crackdown on the Gulf kingdom's opposition.
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The union is urging federal employees who have been working without pay to join the case as plaintiffs and to fight for liquidated damages for any financial harm they may have suffered.
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Bacarella, however, said he is not concerned because even if MacKenzie Bezos liquidated a stake that could be as high as 8 percent, there would be no fundamental reason behind the sale.
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Ms. Clifford's initial deal has struck legal experts for its onerous terms, including its provision that she would be responsible for "liquidated damages" of $1 million for each breach of the agreement.
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"A lot of people have liquidated their positions coming into earnings so that they can react quickly as earnings come out," said Mark Otto, global market commentator at GTS in New York.
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The company's lawyers claim the value of a fully liquidated Purdue in a standard bankruptcy would be considerably lower than the current settlement offer amount, according to documents read to NBC News.
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That is when a Delaware Court of Chancery judge ordered the company liquidated, saying the Delaware Department of Insurance had uncovered multiple acts of fraud by Indemnity's founder, 43-year-old Jeffrey Cohen.
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That could have unintended consequences, he said — for example, an IRA that passes to your estate could be liquidated immediately for distribution, eliminating the tax advantage of having a younger relative inherit it.
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POSITIONING: The speculative long positioning in COMEX copper has been completely liquidated in the week to Tuesday and the metal now exhibits a net short of 22,600 lots, according to broker Marex Spectron.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sent a letter to Sun Capital, the private equity firm that owned the now-liquidated Shopko, asking the firm what it plans to do about severance pay for former employees.
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Hanjin Shipping, which many analysts and industry insiders expect eventually to be liquidated, had about 600 billion won in unpaid obligations such as charter fees and terminal use fees as of end-August.
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The commissioner in charge of financial services, Valdis Dombrovskis, in a letter to a EU lawmaker seen by Reuters said reimbursements could be paid with public money if liable banks had been liquidated.
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Ample near-term supply had hit prices in the front end contracts particularly hard, dragging 2016 and 2017 futures into undervalued territory at the same time as funds also liquidated positions, said ANZ.
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It particularly concerns the decision at the end of 2015 to transfer more than 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion) of bonds from the rescued Novo Bank back to BES, which is being liquidated.
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We use the going-concern value approach to calculate the post-restructuring enterprise value as the liquidation approach is not appropriate given GCX's under-sea cable assets are of little use if liquidated.
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Toys R Us, the beloved toy store chain, filed for bankruptcy protection in 2017 and then liquidated several months later, but it was revived this year in a new entity called Tru Kids.
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About 221 million gift cards were left outstanding when Borders liquidated its stores in September 2011, which led customers to file an unsuccessful lawsuit to recoup their losses — worth an estimated $210.5 million.
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"We've never liquidated this many stores at one time, so it was difficult for us to forecast the margin impact in advance," CEO Ellison told analysts and investors on Friday's earnings conference call.
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It also liquidated 7.7 billion francs in funds he managed, and together with usual market effects, group assets under management fell overall by 17.7 billion francs to 146.1 billion as at Sept. 30.
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The company was liquidated and by 2011 about $7.3 billion had been raised, sparking a complex, cross-border fight among former Nortel businesses in Canada, Europe and the United States over the money.
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ANGELA MERKEL&aposS GERMAN GOVERNMENT FACING COLLAPSE OVER HER IMMIGRATION STANCE In May 2017, he remarked to Russian President Vladimir Putin that "journalists should be liquidated," although he later claimed it was a joke.
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Study contradicts rig owner's conclusions Taylor Energy liquidated its oil and gas assets and ceased production and drilling in 2008, and says on its website that it exists solely to respond to the spill.
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Meanwhile, the announcement comes as retailers across the U.S., including Target, Walmart, Kohl's and Amazon, are still vying for the market share Toys R Us left up for grabs after it liquidated last year.
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Luckily, in June 2018, a Japanese District Court halted bankruptcy proceedings and sent Mt. Gox into civil rehabilitation, which means the company's assets would be distributed to its creditors (the users) instead of liquidated.
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Genoa-based Carige has come to the fore as the last remaining large Italian lender in difficulty after the Rome government rescued Monte dei Paschi di Siena and liquidated two regional banks this year.
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That said, the potential for future carry remains strong, as Apollo had $527 million of carried interest receivable, net of profit sharing expense, at 3Q16, assuming all funds were liquidated at net asset value.
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" For those who want to sell, she adds, "It almost creates more of a sense of urgency to figure out what to do once they've liquidated it, the money is being made so fast.
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From a positioning perspective, the balance of risks is now on the upside, with few long positions left to be liquidated and a relatively large number of short positions that need to be covered.
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Those banks are also no longer required to from submit for Fed approval a "living will" that outlines how a bank's assets could be liquidated upon the firm's failure without causing a widespread meltdown.
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The report said that as restrictions were imposed on the Russian financial system, Russian assets were transferred to non-residents' accounts in Estonian banks for them to be liquidated through the Estonian financial system.
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According to Taihuttu, invitations to blockchain conferences and seminars have piled up ever since he liquidated almost everything he owned (yes, including his house and his cars) and invested his remaining capital in bitcoin.
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Employers that voluntarily self-report and work with the Department in good faith to take corrective action under the PAID program will not be subject to liquidated damages as a condition to finalize settlements.
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Long positions accumulated during the bull market in the second half of 2017 and early 2018 have now all been liquidated, and for the moment most managers appear reluctant to add new short positions.
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A Moroccan court ruled last year that Samir should be liquidated despite attempts to restart production by the company, which was controlled by the Corral Petroleum Holdings group of Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi.
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When the company liquidated its business, its lenders took over its intellectual property, including the Toys R Us, Babies R Us and Geoffrey brand names and are operating them under the name Tru Kids.
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When I asked him last July how easy it might be to arrange to speak with the owners of recently liquidated FK Daugava Riga, his response was truthfully blunt: "Good luck," he answered flatly.
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The fact that these assets have increased in value suggests that, as and when they do, the payouts will be handsome, but getting them liquidated is, as most VCs will tell you, the hard part.
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She was sold as a sex slave to four different ISIS fighters during their radical Islamist genocidal campaign against the ancient non-Muslim Yazidi people, whom ISIS considers to be "devil worshippers" to be liquidated.
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The latest disclosure casts further doubt on his oft-stated story of having liquidated his entire family savings of slightly more than $1 million to fuel a come-from-behind win in the Republican primary.
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The absence of a mark-to-market mechanism magnifies potential losses, as the book value could be very different from the market value, particularly if an investment needs to be liquidated during adverse market conditions.
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The portion in foreign bank accounts, tradable bonds or listed equities that could be liquidated quickly and easily if needed, is a state secret — and that secrecy is fuelling speculation about Qatar's real financial strength.
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The potential for cargo to be stranded, perhaps indefinitely, is unnerving for many - particularly as industry insiders and analysts believe that Hanjin has little chance of being rehabilitated and its assets will eventually be liquidated.
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In 2009, CMS joined UBS in sponsoring the $231 million float of China Metal Recycling, a now-liquidated scrap processor which in 2013 became the first firm to be wound up by the SFC itself.
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After Rome rescued larger rival Monte dei Paschi di Siena and liquidated two failing regional banks this year, Carige came into focus as the last large Italian bank still in difficulty following a deep recession.
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Brahman Capital, which had been invested in Valeant for more than five years and committed roughly one-quarter of its capital to the company, liquidated its position by selling 2219 million shares, its filing shows.
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Despite attempts to save it, including large protests and a hunger strike, the potash mine was shut down—one of 203,500 companies in the east privatised or liquidated by the Treuhand, a new government agency.
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"Given the incident which precipitated the filing of this Chapter 11 proceeding, there is a strong likelihood that the assets of the debtor will be liquidated rather than reorganized," the trustee wrote in court documents.
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Cruz has claimed on the campaign trail that he and his wife, Heidi, who works at Goldman Sachs, liquidated their entire family savings of more than $1 million to fund his long-shot Senate bid.
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As part of the deal, Barneys announced it would close all remaining stores, with the exception of the New York City flagship store, which once liquidated will be converted into a pop-up retail experience.
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He said that under the deal the state would take on 11.7 billion euros in assets to be liquidated, consisting of 10 billion euros in net soured debts and around 2 billion euros in financial assets.
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In Cohen's filing removing the case to federal court, his lawyer also stated that "EC and/or Defendant Trump have the right to seek liquidated damages against Clifford for her numerous breaches" of approximately $20 million.
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MILAN, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Credito Fondiario, an Italian bad loan specialist that in late 2017 backed a vital capital raising at Banca Carige, has liquidated its 5.4 percent stake in the lender, a regulatory filing showed.
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It was the result of the long mismanagement by an association from the Provence of Florence (today Città Metropolitano), which for decades accumulated debt, mistreating the terrain and squandering resources, until it was liquidated in 2009.
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With many stale long positions now liquidated, the U.S. economy still growing strongly, signs of U.S. drilling hitting a peak, and the imminent re-imposition of Iran sanctions, the hedge fund community is becoming bullish again.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Activist investor William Ackman told his hedge fund clients on Wednesday that he liquidated positions in Air Products and Chemicals Inc and Nomad Foods Ltd, investments that earned them a lot of money.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Agro-industry firms Cargill, Wilmar and Touton have made offers for the liquidated assets of Ivory Coast's top cocoa exporter SAF-Cacao, bankers and sources at the country's cocoa board (CCC) said on Thursday.
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The prompt spread for U.S. crude futures, or the spread between the January to February contract, rallied as traders liquidated the UWTI and DWTI contracts, tightening from $1.17 a barrel to as much as 98 cents.
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Founded by Uganda's former dictator Idi Amin in 1976, Uganda Airlines was liquidated in the 1990s by Museveni's government under a broader program to privatize troubled state firms and open up the economy to private enterprise.
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The report said that Russian authorities had acted to curb transfers of funds abroad, Russian assets instead were transferred to non-resident accounts in Estonian banks for them to be liquidated through the Estonian financial system.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Petroleum markets were hit by a heavy bout of profit-taking in the second week of February as hedge funds liquidated some of the record long positions they accumulated over the previous seven months.
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On Friday, Brazil's central bank liquidated smaller lender Banco Neon SA, which was used by Neon Pagamentos to process checking accounts, due to a breach of regulations, forcing the so-called fintech to partially halt operations.
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Founded: 1999Peak valuation: $3.2 billion in 2014Shut down and liquidated: 2017The consumer electronics unicorn once seemed like a sure bet, but shut down in 2017 after being sued by vendors who claimed they were owed money.
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The potential is for crude to fall further in coming sessions as long positions built up in the expectation of some sort of producer agreement are liquidated in the face of the reality of no deal.
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TLAC forces lenders to hold a minimum of shares, bonds and other securities that may be liquidated if the lender needed to be rescued, a requirement that increases taxpayers' protection but may raise banks' financing costs.
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Other objections to saving Sears The proposed sale also faces strong opposition from a committee of major creditors -- such as vendors and landlords -- who argue that Sears should be closed down and have its assets liquidated.
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The Muslims at the two New Zealand mosques were liquidated not just by a man filled with hatred, but by the ideas that he clung to, ideas about racial superiority and who his country belonged to.
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Within days of the uprising, with so many escapees on the loose and fearing that Sobibor would be discovered, the Germans liquidated the camp, plowing it under and planting crops to disguise it as a farm.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crushing asset sell-offs ranging from bitcoin to precious metals and European stocks accompanied Wall Street's slide into bear market territory on Thursday, as investors liquidated positions across their portfolios to raise cash.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crushing asset sell-offs ranging from bitcoin to precious metals and European stocks accompanied Wall Street's slide into bear market territory on Thursday, as investors liquidated positions across their portfolios to raise cash.
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"They have two options: lay down their arms and use the amnesty, as has been going on for the past four of five years, or be liquidated, like any other terrorist," Interfax quoted Assad as saying.
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A board member told Reuters last week that the board could have to recommend that the airline be liquidated if the government didn't allow SAA to access more state guarantees to unlock lending from commercial banks.
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Since that asset is sent directly to the recipient's phone — as opposed to being routed through a bank or another financial institution — it is safe from government interference and can be easily liquidated through local exchanges.
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According to settlement papers, the bank in May 2000 sold Charter to the shell companies, which then liquidated Charter and sold the Bristol-Myers shares back to the bank, triggering a more than $52 million tax liability.
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When sporting-goods retailer Sports Authority liquidated in early 2016, only about a third of its empty stores were filled within the first 18 months, according to an analysis by real estate research firm Green Street Advisors.
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With most but not all long positions liquidated, and a moderate number of short positions already in the market, the outlook for oil prices now appears more balanced than at any time in the last three months.
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Target on Tuesday announced its plans to roll out a new toy experience in stores and online just in time for the holiday season and ahead of the first Christmas since Toys R Us liquidated its business.
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The contrasting treatment of Banco Popular Espanol, which was put into resolution, and Veneto Banca and Banca Popolare di Vicenza, which were liquidated, raises questions about the application of the EU's Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD).
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Crude prices are likely to remain under pressure in the short term until more of the record net long positions have been liquidated, or until OPEC can provide convincing details of how the output agreement will work.
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Commodity funds liquidated a massive net short position in CBOT corn during May and flipped to a net long position this month as unprecedented Midwest planting delays threatened U.S. corn production prospects, sending CBOT corn futures soaring.
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Founded by Uganda's former dictator Idi Amin in 1976, Uganda Airlines was liquidated in the 1990s by President Yoweri Museveni under a broader program to privatize troubled state firms and open up the economy to private enterprise.
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It's one that investors should own for the tangible book value, which Cramer called the most important metric for bank stocks—how much its worth if the business was shut down, liquidated, and proceeds returned to shareholders.
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If creditors vote down the company's restructuring plan, Oi could be liquidated, a situation all parties want to avoid, the sources said, as lenders and shareholders stand to lose more under liquidation than under any proposed restructuring.
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In court papers filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, the noteholders said the lenders were trying to "conjure up every possible argument" against the plan because they would prefer to see Paragon liquidated.
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After Italy bailed out its fourth-largest bank Monte dei Paschi MI> and liquidated two regional lenders this year, Carige came to the fore as the last remaining large bank still in difficulty following a deep recession.
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The state carrier launched commercial flights on Wednesday, its first since it was liquidated in 240, aiming to take a slice of the East African aviation business that is dominated by Ethiopian Airlines, the continent's success story.
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However, you need to know that Maker contracts also include a liquidation price — if the price of ETH falls below that price, your collateral will be liquidated to pay off the loan, together with a certain penalty.
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AMCO, formerly known as SGA, said on Tuesday it had 20.6 billion euros ($22.8 billion) in assets under management as of June 30, after taking on the soured loans of two regional banks Italy liquidated in 2017.
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Those banks below the threshold will also be exempted from submitting a "living will" for Fed approval — a plan that outlines how a bank's assets could be liquidated upon the firm's failure without causing a widespread meltdown.
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The new bankruptcy law creates a clear way for struggling companies to obtain relief from creditors while they restructure — or for firms to be liquidated — and may free up billions of dollars now frozen in debt disputes.
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MILAN, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Air Italy's administrators will consider all options on disposal of the liquidated airline's assets and activities, while seeking to protect jobs as much as possible, the company said in a statement on Friday.
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Many retailers that have filed for bankruptcy in recent years, including toy seller Toys R Us Inc and department store Bon-Ton Stores Inc, have liquidated after no viable offers to keep the companies open were made.
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In 2009, CMS sponsored two IPOs in Hong Kong, according to Dealogic data - the $184 million deal for sausage casing maker Shenguan Holdings and the $231 million float of China Metal Recycling (CMR), a now-liquidated scrap processor.
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Banking bailout fund Atlante has effectively lost a 3.4 billion euro ($3.96 billion)investment it made in two Veneto-based lenders after the two banks were liquidated by the government, Quaestio, the manager of Atlante, said on Thursday.
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Minister in the Prime Minister's chancellery Henryk Kowalczyk was quoted as saying by the Gazeta Wyborcza daily that private pension funds should be liquidated, and money managed by them should be moved to the state's social security office.
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And if a woman sued and won in court, the Paycheck Fairness Act dictates that she would have to receive compensatory and punitive damages — not just liquidated damages and back pay, as the Equal Pay Act currently requires.
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Aerosoles, known for its comfortable flats and wedges sold in its own shops and in department stores, plans to remain in business, unlike many other retailers who filed for bankruptcy in recent years and liquidated, said the people.
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Until recently, traders have been long the South African rand and short the Hong Kong dollar, so "whatever the positioning is out there tends to be liquidated", said Neil Jones, head of European hedge fund sales at Mizuho.
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PA is taking steps to widen its legal battle against Mediaset beyond Italy, in a move that indicates the French media group has not liquidated its stake in the Italian broadcaster, two sources close to the matter said.
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Investors instead liquidated gold holdings to cover losses in equities, commodities and other markets that were falling due to the tariff disputes, said Walter Pehowich, executive vice president of investment services at precious metals trader and refiner Dillon Gage.
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In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Berkshire also disclosed that it has boosted its stake in computing giant IBM and the cable TV provider Charter and liquidated its holdings of the wireless company AT&T.
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That season ended in the worst of all outcomes for the Ibrox giants, one which must have made even Portsmouth fans baulk – title winners only the term before, Rangers were liquidated and ended up in the Scottish third tier.
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That same control of the company Maurizio liquidated to stay wealthy was gained in a Machiavellian move in which he ousted his three older cousins and his uncle Aldo from the Gucci board after secretly buying out their stock.
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Prior to its bankruptcy filing, Puerto Ricos pension system liquidated almost all of its cash assets and the government moved to a pay-as-you-go system in which pension benefits are paid out of the islands general fund.
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The Wall Street Journal was the first to report the news and, according to one source who spoke to the outlet, Janie and Jack could potentially be liquidated if no buyer steps up, while Gymboree is expected to liquidate.
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But Malacalza's representative Francesco Gatti told shareholders Carige had no suitors at present and Mincione's plan was "as simple ... as it is dangerous", and would put Carige at risk of being liquidated if a merger did not work out.
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"In a security operation facilitated by the almighty God, soldiers of the Caliphate liquidated the priest Jogeshwar Roy, the founder and the head of the Deviganj temple that belongs to the infidel Hindus," the ISIS statement read in Arabic.
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When the old club was liquidated, overwhelmed by its debts and its then-owners accused of running an illegal tax avoidance scheme, its place in the Scottish league was taken by a new company, known then as Rangers Sevco.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - One of the mutual fund industry's oldest funds, run by one of its most enduring fund managers, Kenneth Heebner, went out of business last week, when Natixis Global Asset Management liquidated its CGM Advisor Targeted Equity Fund.
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The airline's balance sheet will be scrutinized by the three commissioners who have been given six months to assess whether it can be restructured, either as a standalone company or through a partial or total sale, or else liquidated.
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If GOP committee chairmen refuse to investigate the commingling of Trump's business interests and his governing decisions, they could make his presidency a dead letter until Trump liquidated his properties and placed the proceeds into a genuinely blind trust.
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The Times article showed how Mr. Cruz claimed to have liquidated his family's wealth and put it into his 2012 campaign, when in fact he had borrowed money from Goldman Sachs and Citibank without disclosing it on campaign filings.
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And a stock-like instrument called the "trade war" fund, with exposure to companies that would be affected by the impact of new or changing tariffs, attracted substantial attention before being liquidated and converted into a private investment vehicle.
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The ousted chief executive has sold off a little more than $2 billion worth of Uber stock since the company&aposs post-IPO lockup period in early November, an act that has rapidly liquidated his stake in the company.
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Given the lack of buyers, a sale would in any case be impossible without a significant contribution from the state, as happened when Intesa Sanpaolo took over the good assets of two Veneto-based lenders Italy liquidated in 2017.
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But the problem for Mt. Gox's thousands of creditors is that under Japanese bankruptcy law, their claims were valued at the market price of bitcoin in April 2014 just before the Tokyo District Court ordered the exchange be liquidated.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's pork output fell 24.75 percent in 20.6 from the previous year to 219.94 million tonnes, official data showed on Monday, surprising analysts who had expected an increase as farmers liquidated their herds amid an African swine fever epidemic.
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As for Barneys stores, even if Authentic Brands keeps some of them open, the inventory will be liquidated, leading to major discounts on luxury goods, according to a person familiar with the plan who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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"The board concluded that it would be in the best interests of the fund and its shareholders that the fund be closed and liquidated," Collins Capital said in a regulatory filing on Friday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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"At this current point in time, we are not sure whether Hanjin Shipping will continue to operate under court-receivership or file for bankruptcy and assets will be liquidated," wrote Daniel Yoo, global strategist at Kiwoom Securities, in a Friday note.
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Anyone else who ever came close to owning that much, which I don't believe ever happened, has long since liquidated a substantial portion of what they held (as the value of their holdings would have have gone up well over 250x).
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When CompUSA closed its doors in early 2008, becoming one of many chains that have liquidated over the past couple of decades, the company gained a bizarre reputation on consumer blogs for attempting to sell products that did not work.
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BPA was no exception: the government of Andorra, a mountainous financial haven nestled between France and Spain, ended up taking over the bank despite objections from its majority shareholders, the Cierco family; its Madrid-based wealth-management arm was liquidated.
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LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - Holders of Mozambique's sovereign dollar bonds said on Thursday there was no reason for the government to honour guarantees on loans given to state-owned firms, which they said should be liquidated to clean up the system.
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The Single Resolution Mechanism was established after the euro zone's debt and bank crisis with the aim that in the future, failing banks would be resolved (liquidated in an orderly way) at the lowest cost and impact to tax payers.
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The potential opportunity is attracting investors including billionaire Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate has built a 9 percent stake in insurer Cattolica and last month won a tender to take over small Genoa-based Faro, which is being liquidated.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Vicenza, IntesaSP The subordinated Tier 2 debt issued by Vicenza is downgraded to 'C'/Recovery Rating 'RR0003' to reflect poor recovery prospects for the subordinated bondholders that remain in the bank that is being liquidated.
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First, unlike for standard form 85033-13, there is no federal law authorizing the executive branch to enter into private-sector NDAs with federal employees — let alone agreements purporting to trigger multi-million dollar liquidated damages awards for alleged violations.
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Had rue21 liquidated, for example, many loan holders would have seen almost the entire value of their investment wiped out by the end of its five-month bankruptcy process, according to bankruptcy court filings and people familiar with the matter.
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To highlight their point, the lawmakers said private equity firm KKR, one of the three financial backers who owned Toys R Us before it liquidated, employed two senior executives who made more than $56.5 million in compensation in 2018 alone.
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Open interest, which shows the number of contracts that are open that have been traded but not yet liquidated, has risen by more than 5,000 lots in the last month to nearly 38,000 lots, equivalent to 38 million barrels of oil.
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The poll result knocked kiwi lower since, as a relatively higher-yielding currency, it tends to be liquidated when traders turn risk-averse on reasons like political uncertainty, said Richard Scalone, co-head of foreign exchange at TJM Brokerage in Chicago.
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There was disagreement over whether certain city-owned assets, such as valuable works from the Detroit Institute of Arts, should be liquidated, and what to do about the billions owed to retired city workers in pensions and health care benefits.
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Yu did not reveal December data on live hogs, but said that the number of pigs sent for slaughter rose by 14.1% from a month earlier, as farmers liquidated their herds ahead of the Lunar New Year festival later this month.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian banking bailout fund Atlante has effectively lost a 3.4 billion euro ($3.96 billion)investment it made in two Veneto-based lenders after the two banks were liquidated by the government, Quaestio, the manager of Atlante, said on Thursday.
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Toys "R" Us, buckling under competition from Amazon and several billions of dollars of debt, filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in September 2017 and then liquidated its businesses last year in the United States and several other regions, including Britain.
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