The spike in long-term rates means "the market is liquidating and we know the market is liquidating equities," said Ian Lyngen, head of rates strategy at BMO Capital Markets.
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And some retailers, like discount chain Fred's, ended up liquidating.
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Hitchwood Capital sold its entire position, liquidating 2.5 million shares.
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But that's only after they've earned their fortune by liquidating equity.
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"You've got your safe havens liquidating at the moment," he said.
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We're liquidating ... to get capital to put into our pension plan.
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Many of them ended up liquidating and going out of business.
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Those liquidating stocks, by choice or need, have swamped demand so far.
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He added that some investment funds appeared to be liquidating long bets.
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One solution would involve liquidating his assets, but that's never been serious considered.
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That included liquidating assets that might have raised questions about possibly influencing policy.
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"He was doing a very good job as a liquidating trustee," she said.
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Cavalli is liquidating its U.S. unit and closed its stores there this week.
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By contrast, debt investments, which rarely dilute shareholders, tend to be self-liquidating.
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Creditors are clamoring to start shutting down the business and liquidating its assets.
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Sports Authority, for instance, went belly up, liquidating merchandise in about 400 stores.
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In 2008, his own broker talked him out of liquidating his entire portfolio.
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Roose said funds liquidating their long positions has weighed heavily on livestock futures prices.
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If a company is growing dividends but not growing cash flows, it is liquidating.
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" He continued: "Some are borrowing from their 401(k)'s; others are liquidating investments.
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If those companies fail, Dodd-Frank also established an orderly process for liquidating them.
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Platinum is already liquidating its hedge funds, two of which have received bankruptcy protection.
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Hitler's minions admired and copied some of Stalin's techniques of spying and liquidating enemies.
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The now-shuttered company is in the process of liquidating its assets, as GameDaily.
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But on Tuesday he urged creditors to vote in favour of liquidating the chain.
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Unfortunately, the law prevents companies in the process of liquidating from issuing employees any severance.
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During the 2008 financial crisis, he began snapping up real estate when people were liquidating.
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His impolitic remarks — like jokes about "liquidating" journalists — have earned him comparisons to President Trump.
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Not long after Mr. Madoff was arrested, Mr. Picard began liquidating the disgraced financier's firm.
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Avenue Stores has also been closing its more than 200 stores and liquidating its inventory.
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A. We run online auctions for auctioneers and for large organizations that are liquidating their assets.
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The authorities want to start liquidating BES as well, following the transfer of the additional bonds.
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It also prevents the government of Venezuela from liquidating assets it has a majority ownership of.
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However, by early 2017 RadioShack, owned by General Wireless, had returned to bankruptcy and is liquidating.
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This time, the company said it would be liquidating all of its roughly 261 U.S. stores.
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The toy distributor is the latest business to announce that it is liquidating its U.S. operations.
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We're also told Charlie is liquidating his assets, because he's facing a slew of legal claims.
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He sold 945,000 shares in the second quarter, liquidating the stake he bought in the first quarter.
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According to court documents, the state's Conservation & Liquidation Office will start liquidating what's left of the company.
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Pearson left Valeant last August after liquidating his stock options for somewhere in the nine-figure range.
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In addition to the $23 million commitment, 50 says he's liquidating some assets to cover the debts.
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Hedge fund managers have been quietly liquidating some of their bullish long positions as prices have stopped rising.
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Some former customers believe that Irving Picard, the court-appointed trustee liquidating Madoff's firm, has undervalued their claims.
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Hedge fund managers are liquidating bullish oil positions at the fastest rate since the fourth quarter of 2018.
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While insiders usually can't sell shares immediately, they're typically comfortable liquidating when they can around the IPO price.
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Whether a client is terminating a relationship and liquidating positions also cannot be a factor in determining price.
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Riyadh has been liquidating some assets to cover a big state budget deficit caused by low oil prices.
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Others are liquidating positions to diminish their exposure to risk during a period many expect will remain volatile.
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I had worked at Toys 'R' Us for five years when I found out the company was liquidating.
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Penney's ongoing turnaround efforts include liquidating excess apparel inventory, closing unprofitable stores and growing its private-label lines.
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Growth is also expected to get a boost from businesses restocking warehouses after liquidating inventories in the second quarter.
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But traders also speculated that the selling could be attributed to a large fund or funds liquidating a position.
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Case in point: With the lifting of sanctions, Iran is now gearing up its production and liquidating significant inventories.
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He and said he started on Friday liquidating holdings in one investment-grade company, which he declined to name.
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The family is still in the process of liquidating assets and investing the proceeds in cryptocurrencies as they go.
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Simon and GGP, for example, bid roughly $240 million in 2016 to save teen apparel retailer Aeropostale from liquidating.
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Jawbone scored a valuation of $3 billion and had raised $930 million in venture funding before liquidating its assets.
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Ryanair announced in September that it was liquidating its Polish bases and would offer staff jobs at Ryanair Sun.
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Fiddy didn't pass up the opportunity to promote his Effen vodka ... so that's what he meant by liquidating assets.
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Toys R Us will move forward with liquidating its entire U.S. business, closing hundreds of stores as a result.
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As explained in the VelocityShares prospectus, the company can elect to "accelerate" any of their ETNs, liquidating them early.
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GAM has begun liquidating nine funds with assets of 10.8 billion francs whose trading it halted after suspending Haywood.
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Donath told clients he is liquidating his 5-year-old, New York-based firm which specializes in distressed debt investing.
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Teen apparel retailer Charlotte Russe is liquidating and closing all of its stores, after filing for bankruptcy protection in February.
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In July, following months of financial struggles and rounds of litigation with rival Fitbit, the startup began liquidating its assets.
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TORONTO, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Sears Canada on Friday won court approval to begin liquidating all its remaining assets starting Oct.
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The hedge fund has been liquidating funds and laying off staff following charges some staff were charged with securities fraud.
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To be fair, the attorney overseeing Trump's transition argued that Trump liquidating his assets would also create conflicts of interest.
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The publication, which was launched in 1969, has reportedly filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which entails the liquidating of assets.
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Hedge fund managers have been liquidating bullish oil positions at the fastest rate since late 2018 amid growing economic fears.
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It had already in January of that year, however, started liquidating its business and shuttering all of its remaining stores.
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The company announced that it would be liquidating its assets and filed for bankruptcy, despite attempts to rescue the brand.
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The plans have been undermined by employers switching to non-union labor or liquidating in bankruptcy and retirees living longer.
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Instead, you may want to let these assets in your account grow intact rather than gradually liquidating them for withdrawal.
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That means Zuckerberg could sell them, liquidating two-thirds of his economic stake in Facebook, without diluting his voting power.
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Hedge fund managers have been liquidating bullish oil positions at the fastest rate since late 2018 amid increasing economic fears.
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For instance, liquidating investments during a downturn in the market can be fear-based or driven by a lack of patience.
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Frederickson had heard reports that Barnard's remaining followers were liquidating their assets to help him avoid more prison time, they said.
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Conversely, only 12 percent of the retailers filing after the law changes successfully restructured, with 40 percent selling, and half liquidating.
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After filing for bankruptcy in 2017 and liquidating in 2018, Toys R Us was absorbed by Tru Kids Brands in February.
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Riyadh began liquidating the reserves in late 1.33 and they dropped sharply from a record $737 billion in August that year.
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"It's my fear that they will be in the process of liquidating while we're going through a global pandemic," she said.
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One of the folks on my team said he was liquidating his 238K to buy in, which made me pretty nervous.
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Hedge funds and money managers are now liquidating their long positions in oil, or bets that the commodity price will keep rising.
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Air Italy announced it is liquidating February 11, ending what initially looked like a promising venture when the airline launched in 2018.
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Kardashian West isn't so much a PR construct as she is liquidating the norm of how one can control their own narrative.
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Teen apparel retailer Charlotte Russe is liquidating and closing all of its stores, after filing for bankruptcy protection about a month ago.
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Mnuchin insisted that while Trump was not liquidating his assets, as presidents in the past have, ethics would be a top priority.
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That would likely mean shutting down branches, laying off workers or liquidating inventory just to be able to pay a tax bill.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Venerable Midwest furniture retailer Art Van Furniture will be closing and liquidating its stores, the company announced Thursday.
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Mr. Lazarus's death comes one week after Toys "R" Us announced that it would start liquidating its stores in the United States.
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In January, the company said it was closing 182 unprofitable stores in the United States and had already started liquidating those locations.
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The trustee responsible for the biotech stocks will step down, once he finishes liquidating the portfolio, a process that will take months.
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The company said on Saturday that it would begin liquidating all 2,100 of its stores in the United States, including Puerto Rico.
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"Sterling remains well supported by short-covering, with sterling bears liquidating their positions in seven of the past eight weeks," Scotiabank told clients.
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On average, you'll be liquidating your positions at average prices and, over time, you will earn the average performance of the stock market.
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Closures have outpaced launches for six consecutive quarters in the European hedge funds industry, with 484 funds liquidating over that period, Eurekahedge added.
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She also agreed to surrender her remaining assets upon her death to Irving Picard, the trustee liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC.
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Other potential threats raised in Saudi discussions about retaliation against NOPEC included liquidating the kingdom's holdings in the United States, the sources said.
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In the meantime, Bezos is spending a fortune on Blue Origin, liquidating $1 billion in Amazon stock a year to support the project.
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WEF, Mercer and many voters may see a world of difference between collecting future taxes and liquidating past savings, but they are confused.
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It will not be sold to a third party; accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers will be liquidating the company's assets to pay off its debts.
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TECHNICALS/POSITIONING: Speculators were liquidating long positions in copper and the price decline was triggering pre-set sell orders, broker Marex Spectron said.
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TECHNICALS/POSITIONING: Speculators were liquidating long positions in copper and the price decline was triggering pre-set sell orders, brokers Marex Spectron said.
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The assets have been falling because Riyadh has been liquidating them to cover a big state budget deficit caused by low oil prices.
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On the line was the owner of a mattress store who was liquidating his showroom, and offering to donate his stock of mattresses.
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Trump never committed to liquidating the Trump business empire, which meant the country would find itself in an unprecedented situation fraught with peril.
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Sussberg said the company, which is liquidating or selling its operations, is also in advanced discussions with a buyer for its Central European business.
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The mobile technology company — which invented wireless phone headsets, Bluetooth speakers and fitness-minded wrist wearables — announced in July it was liquidating its assets.
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She learned that the company was liquidating on Facebook as she was recovering from a miscarriage and facing thousands of dollars in medical bills.
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He also cast doubt on other bits of Dodd-Frank, notably its procedures for liquidating big banks when the bankruptcy code cannot be applied.
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He said the decline is directly attributable to infected pigs dying and producers afraid of the disease and liquidating herds to salvage some value.
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Corzine and other former MF Global executives last year reached a $132 million settlement with a trustee liquidating the company on behalf of creditors.
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Investors were "spontaneously" liquidating their short yuan positions, which lifted the offshore yuan from its intraday low, said a trader at a Chinese bank.
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It had already started liquidating some of its assets — planning to close about 40 stores under various banners across the U.S. at the time.
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They reached an $860 million settlement in June with Irving Picard, the court-appointed trustee liquidating the former Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC.
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The Treasury Department will soon decide whether to recommend scrapping the Dodd-Frank Act's rules for liquidating failing banks, as some Republicans are urging.
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Overall, UBAE's liquidity is ample, given the self-liquidating nature of the bank's short-term trade finance transactions and large portfolio of liquid assets.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French court began the process of liquidating insolvent airline Aigle Azur on Monday but left bidders including Air France-KLM (AIRF.
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Juan Guaidó, an opposition lawmaker, fears that the constituent assembly will dismantle his chamber, effectively liquidating any political power held by Mr. Maduro's rivals.
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To pay for rides to the hospital, many families borrow money or sell heirloom gold — the equivalent of an American family liquidating retirement accounts.
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Overall, "Emilio has taken some great first steps towards improving his financial situation, like liquidating stock investments to create a stable emergency fund," Westlin says.
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"Virtually everything about progressive politics today is about liquidating the Jacksonian influence in American life," wrote Walter Russell Mead in The American Interest in January.
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The toy retailer experienced many ups and downs, from filing for bankruptcy protection in 2017 and liquidating in 2018 to its planned revival this year.
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The agreement was reached between Thiel's firm and a neutral adviser in charge of liquidating Gawker's assets following a successful lawsuit that bankrupted the company.
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Ultimately, all that money couldn't save San Francisco-based Jawbone, which began liquidating proceedings in June after its fitness-tracker product failed to take off.
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"Cemaat people have done everything to undermine democracy, by faking evidence in trials, to liquidating people in the army, judiciary and civil society," he said.
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To qualify him for Medicaid in Oklahoma, where they live, she was required to spend down her assets, including liquidating her 401(k) retirement savings.
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During a visit to the liquidating store on Wednesday afternoon, employees were seen milling about aimlessly among bare shelves and displays of haphazardly strewn products.
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Instead of liquidating her investments when the stock market bottomed out, she used a $5,000 bonus to invest more and didn't touch her retirement accounts.
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Inboard Technology, an electric skateboard startup from Santa Cruz, California, is currently liquidating its intellectual property and assets after attempting to pivot to electric scooters.
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Toys R Us recently began liquidating its more than 700 stores in the US after efforts to restructure the business through Chapter 11 bankruptcy failed.
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With nickel the biggest speculative long of the LME complex, according to estimates from broker Marex Spectron, it appeared some bulls were liquidating positions, traders said.
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Recovering UTPs can be more complex and costly than liquidating defaulted loans, often entailing debt restructuring, turnaround plans and new investment to return businesses to health.
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Abacus has a 16-year history with Sears, after liquidating more than 800 stores for the once-mighty chain since 2002, according to bankruptcy court papers.
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Better recovery expectations by preserving the business model, as opposed to liquidating its balance sheet, reflect Moto's structurally cash-generative business and well-managed franchise portfolio.
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Earlier this month regulators rejected the "living wills"—blueprints for breaking up or liquidating a bank should it get into trouble—of all six save Citigroup.
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Since Russia is among the countries with the highest rate of murdered journalists, joking about liquidating them in a conversation with Vladimir Putin is not funny.
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A Spanish court in charge of liquidating Marme's assets announced in July that investors would be able to submit offers for Santander's headquarters to the court.
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Advantage Oilfield Services, an oilfield firm from Lindsay, Oklahoma, is liquidating its equipment next week, according to a notice from Superior Energy Auctioneers, an industry auctioneer.
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Liquidating Sears would end the department store in its current form, meaning layoffs for as many as 68,000 people and the closure of about 500 stores.
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Advantage Oilfield Services, an oilfield firm from Lindsay, Oklahoma, is liquidating its equipment next week, according to a notice from Superior Energy Auctioneers, an industry auctioneer.
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That Wenner has been liquidating his empire — Rolling Stone was put up for sale as "Sticky Fingers" went to press — only makes the story more urgent.
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Particularly when a company is liquidating, there's usually not a lot left to distribute, and employees have to take haircuts on the money they are owed.
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Rather than being carbon neutral, biomass is liquidating millions of tons of irreplaceable carbon stocks in the midst of a climate crisis already out of control.
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Should Sears end up liquidating its business entirely, the firm expects Penney could get a lift in same-store sales of about 21.7 percent in fiscal 2019.
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GAM had already said it was considering liquidating the funds, which represented 7.3 billion Swiss francs ($7.33 billion) in assets under management at the end of July.
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But Ivanka Trump hasn't gone all the way, liquidating her assets and moving them into a completely blind trust, like George W. Bush and Barack Obama did.
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That division saw 1.2 billion francs in net outflows, a fall that UBS said was due to U.S. customers liquidating part of their investments to pay taxes.
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China's securities regulator said on Monday that state-backed institutions have increased share purchases, describing reports that they were liquidating holdings as a "distortion of the facts".
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Despite the fact that it can reduce revenue in the short term, liquidating products at a steep discount can actually help companies rebound — provided they pay attention.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds have continued liquidating their large bullish position in crude amid doubts about the pace and timing of any rebalancing in the oil market.
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Investors felt comfortable liquidating bullish spring wheat positions after USDA's larger crop peg, especially given that the U.S. harvest was 24 percent complete as of Aug. 6.
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Pirinea said the review should include the potential sale of its core business, Ambac Assurance, as well as share buybacks and paying "substantial liquidating dividends" to shareholders.
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Chapter 11 bankruptcy isn't as extreme as other forms of insolvency: uBiome won't be liquidating as it would if it had declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy, for example.
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The threat of investors liquidating their commodity stakes has climbed in recent years as speculative funds have become dominant and longer-term investors increasingly shun the sector.
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You have, in other words, appropriated the experience of a subordinate group, liquidating her actual experience to capitalize on your own privilege and exalt your own reputation.
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The precious metals market was routed by traders liquidating their positions during a sell-off across global markets on Friday, when gold fell as much as 4.5%.
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The trustee liquidating the 228th's debts finally got the news in 1920 that the government would write off the last of what was owed at public expense.
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The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan ,said Credit Suisse "manipulated" the notes by liquidating its holdings in various financial products to avoid a loss.
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Cruz said during his 2012 run that he was financing his bid in part with personal funds, liquidating his assets to compete against a well-funded opponent.
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Even as the rest of America took to the road in cars, and struggling railroads were liquidating assets, our city preserved the Beaux-Arts building in Midtown.
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Portfolio managers are likely to be liquidating some of their bullish crude positions after the market appeared to become overextended and amid concern about the deteriorating economic outlook.
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More and more retailers began liquidating, or quickly closing weak stores and finding a buyer for the much smaller chain that emerged from bankruptcy, something Sears is considering.
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But Bezos told Geekwire he's liquidating $1 billion of his Amazon stock a year to fund Blue Origin, and doesn't expect to run out of money anytime soon.
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The reality is that this essentially happened following the Oath deal; Altaba was merely created to hold the asset and at some point that would mean liquidating it.
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Regulators added to the misery: last April the Fed rejected the "living wills"—plans for liquidating lenders that get into trouble—of five of the six largest banks.
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They either have to put cash into the account to make up for the losses or they have to start liquidating their portfolio at the worst possible time.
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They hope whatever he says might help them show they lost more money with him than courts and Irving Picard, the trustee liquidating Madoff's firm, have credited them.
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But the world's top liquefied natural gas exporter is so rich that it could offset the threatened capital outflows by liquidating just a portion of its financial reserves.
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They bought the smaller one, a wreck with no wires or radiators or doors or pipes, for $35,000, liquidating Ms. Haimerl's retirement account to close without a mortgage.
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A committee of Sears' other leading creditors has argued that the company should shut down the business, closing all the stores and liquidating its inventory and other assets.
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I can tell you one thing for sure: It's definitely not worth taking out a second mortgage on your house or liquidating your 401(k) to buy bitcoin.
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"Consider a short-term bank loan if you need cash flow, rather than liquidating some of the equity that normally pays some of your retirement income," Parrish said.
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"Ring-fencing his business and ceding control to independent overseers would do the job," the Economist suggested in a November editorial, as an alternative to liquidating his assets.
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"Funds, which were long in wheat, are liquidating positions in a context also of a promising harvest for the moment on the Black Sea basin," consultancy Agritel said.
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The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, said Credit Suisse "manipulated" the notes by liquidating its holdings in various financial products to avoid a loss.
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Now the world's richest man, thanks to the success of online retailer Amazon, Bezos has been liquidating $1 billion of its stock annually to fund his interplanetary dreams.
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As food gets more scarce, Karam says that those with access to any capital are liquidating their assets to pay for safe passage out of the besieged zones.
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"Most have blamed last week's volatility spike on the systematic funds liquidating positions, as the short volatility trade unwound rapidly," said Chris Weston, head of research at broker Peppertsone.
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On Friday, July 14, Patricia Redmond, an attorney for Alfred Angelo, told Michigan's WZZM that they were filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy and working on the details of liquidating assets.
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Still, it doesn't mean that one should necessarily ignore short-term price movements as that could very well guide one's investment strategy when implementing or liquidating a portfolio strategy.
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"Once the sales rates and pricing dropped, it just couldn't service all of its commitments," said Philip Campbell-Wilson, who is liquidating one such new development, Gondon's Elysee Epping.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The trustee liquidating Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc's defunct brokerage on Wednesday asked a federal bankruptcy judge for permission to distribute another $677 million to unsecured creditors.
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The trade appeared to be liquidating a position, probably on a view that the VIX is not likely to move any lower, Trade Alert options analyst Fred Ruffy said.
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After Twinkies-owner Hostess Brands announced it was liquidating in 2012, there was an outpouring of nostalgia for the cream-filled pastries that accompanied lunch boxes for a generation.
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On Friday, the precious metals market was routed by traders liquidating their positions amidst a coronavirus-led sell-off across global markets, with gold diving as much as 4.5%.
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Hedge fund managers are liquidating bullish oil positions at the fastest rate since the fourth quarter of 2018 due to increasing fears about the health of the global economy.
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Worries are growing that investors are liquidating their fixed income portfolios as safe-haven assets like Bunds and U.S. Treasuries sell off alongside riskier plays like southern European bonds.
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The Japanese conglomerate is still in discussions with KEPCO, but as prospects for the talks are unclear Toshiba has decided to consider liquidating NuGen, one of the sources said.
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That plan must prove to the lenders that the retailer is more likely to pay them back by doing business than it is by liquidating and selling its assets.
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If Wednesday's ruling stands, court-appointed trustees for Oi Brasil Holdings Coöperatief UA and Portugal Telecom International Finance BV will be tasked with liquidating the units to repay creditors.
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"Investors whose livelihood revolve around oil and gas and commodities are liquidating because they need the cash," said Stephen Massocca, chief investment officer at Wedbush Equity Management in San Francisco.
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An official at a Harare-based investment firm reported a five-fold jump in the number of individuals liquidating their investments in the week after the central bank's new measures.
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Shares in Harvest ceased trading in May 2017 and the company began a three-year process of liquidating assets and winding up remaining issues from the close of the business.
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But Nordea Markets currency strategist Niels Christensen said that "bond investors are selling out of U.S. Treasuries and at the same time liquidating out of their long U.S. dollar positions".
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That trade followed on the heels of a CNBC report on Monday that billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman exited the embattled pharmaceutical company, liquidating his 27.2 million share stake.
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A coal company reorganizing or liquidating in the course of a bankruptcy proceeding may cease paying for federally mandated retiree health benefits, a U.S. Circuit Court panel held on Thursday.
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FLANNERY: BASICALLY, AS YOU KNOW, THE STRUCTURE GE CAPITAL UPSTREAMS ITS EARNINGS, AND AS IT'S BEEN LIQUIDATING HAS BEEN UPSTREAMING MONEY TO THE PARENT COMPANY FOR SEVERAL YEARS RIGHT NOW.
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As the bankrupt company was liquidating its stores in June, employees protested outside the New York offices of the retailer's former owners, K.K.R., Bain and Vornado Realty Trust, demanding severance.
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Recent sharp falls in oil prices, especially Brent, are therefore not surprising, given that fund managers have been steadily liquidating long positions and adding shorts for more than a month.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - GAM Holding will next month start liquidating funds whose trading it halted in July after suspending the investment director who ran them, the Swiss group said on Tuesday.
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People realized that the cash generated by liquidating these assets — selling them off piece by piece — wouldn't be as great as the gains from letting the railroads continue to operate.
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SAO PAULO, March 22 (Reuters) - Cyrela Brazil Realty SA , Latin America's largest homebuilder, beat fourth quarter profit estimates on Thursday, as the company began more aggressively liquidating its extensive land bank.
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Department store chain Sears won a reprieve from liquidating Friday after its chairman, Eddie Lampert, submitted a $21 billion bid in an effort to buy the retailer and keep it alive.
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A little over one-sixth of total traded value came from other Gulf investors, more than the usual 5 to 10 percent - suggesting some Gulf investors were liquidating assets in Qatar.
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With FX participants wary that Beijing authorities may quickly step in to markets at any point, investors were "spontaneously" liquidating their short yuan positions said a trader at one Chinese bank.
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An analyst in New York cited investors liquidating positions in the metal after prices breached a key technical level of $1,490, adding, weak auto sales in China further pressured the market.
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Since last December, U.S. credit risk retention rules have become effective for all types of asset-backed securities generally defined as securities collateralised by any type of self-liquidating financial asset.
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GAM Holding The company has finished liquidating the absolute return bond funds (ARBF) the Swiss asset manager decided to wind down after it accused a senior executive of breaking its rules.
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The amount of retail space going dark in 2018 is on pace to break a record, as companies with massive floorplans are either trimming back their store counts or liquidating entirely.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge has blocked litigation that the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm said could undermine a $7.2 billion settlement meant to benefit the Ponzi schemer's former customers.
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Should Sears wind up liquidating its assets, including Kmart, the company would become one of the most high-profile victims of the rise of online shopping, potentially shedding 50,000 employees (Reuters).
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Investors in its two onshore funds, one of which was long-short and so could bet on both rising and falling share prices, were in the process of liquidating, Brown said.
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Especially if you aren't interested in liquidating your entire portfolio, an important thing to remember is that making an upside bet can still be used as insurance on your equity positions.
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Toys R Us had already begun liquidating about 180 stores, under both the Toys R Us and Babies R Us banners, as part of its restructuring efforts to revive the business.
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Among his other ideas, Glass was a strong proponent of the "real bills" doctrine, which held that commercial banks should focus on short-term, self-liquidating loans to finance commercial trade.
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Toys R Us was planning to begin liquidating inventory a day earlier but "unforeseen circumstances" postponed the markdowns, infuriating some shoppers who arrived at stores that morning expecting to see deals.
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The Sports Authority, Aéropostale, Wet Seal, American Apparel, Gander Mountain, BCBG and PacSun are among the chains to have filed for bankruptcy protection in the last two years, with some liquidating altogether.
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Private equity buyouts often involve loading the companies involved with debt, and usually precede radical restructuring of a company's operations like layoffs or liquidating assets to help pay back the new creditors.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The court-appointed trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm said he began distributing $464 million to the imprisoned swindler's former customers on Friday, boosting their recovery to roughly $12.2 billion.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge has approved Ruth Madoff's $594,000 settlement with the court-appointed trustee who is liquidating her husband Bernard Madoff's firm and raising money for the swindler's victims.
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This would mean either liquidating the bank or taking it back into state ownership, she said, adding that returning it to state hands would be preferable given its role in the economy.
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A court-appointed trustee liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, Irving Picard, has recouped about $12 billion for Madoff customers, and is awaiting court approval for an additional $687 million payout.
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Retirees and some Wall Street creditors seriously considered developing a joint plan to call for liquidating certain assets, most notably "the most valuable works" at the city-owned Detroit Institute of Arts.
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Plainfield, a $5 billion-plus firm in Greenwich, Connecticut, ended up liquidating its portfolio and shutting down following heavy client redemptions and loan restructurings, even though it reduced leverage before the crisis.
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At the same time, currency traders want dollar positions and investors need cash to cover losses in the stock market, and are liquidating everything from gold to bonds to get the dollars.
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Vytautas Parfionovas allegedly worked with co-conspirators to trick day traders, and their financial advisors into liquidating securities, wiring cash from brokerages, and establishing new, fraudulent trading accounts under the victims' names.
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Ruth Madoff, the wife of imprisoned swindler Bernard Madoff, agreed to pay $594,000 and surrender her remaining assets when she dies to settle claims by the court-appointed trustee liquidating her husband's firm.
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Intesa agreed in June to take on for 1 euros the healthy assets of two regional lenders Italy is liquidating on condition the deal did not harm its capital ratios and dividend policy.
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ZURICH, July 16 (Reuters) - GAM Holding has finished liquidating the absolute return bond funds (ARBF) the Swiss asset manager decided to wind down after it accused a senior executive of breaking its rules.
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"There is no clear visibility yet on what will happen with this business," Hanjin lawyer Ilana Volkov said at a hearing, when asked by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John Sherwood whether Hanjin was liquidating.
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Big brands like Toys R Us and Bon-Ton liquidating their businesses might paint a gloomy picture for the retail industry, but smaller brands say there couldn't be a better time to grow.
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The decision is a victory for Irving Picard, the trustee liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, whose settlement with Picower's estate is the largest since Madoff's fraud was uncovered in December 163.
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"The serious liquidity event that occurred late in April required the Company to take quick and dramatic steps, liquidating assets and arranging a rescue financing facility," interim Chief Financial Officer Robert Blowes said.
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Toys R Us hasn't announced when the massive "going out of business" sales will begin, though it's already started liquidating about 180 stores as part of a previously announced trimming of its assets.
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The government lawyer told the U.S. Bankruptcy Court that regulators agreed to the deal because they feared that without it, Alpha might end up liquidating and walking away from its clean-up obligations.
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Ray Schrock, an attorney for Sears, told the court that liquidating Sears right away would destroy value, and potentially lead to the failure of profitable businesses, such as the retailer's home services division.
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All told, the value of their cash and securities in 2012 saw a net increase of as much as $1003,000 — even as the Cruzes were supposedly liquidating everything to finance Mr. Cruz's Senate campaign.
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NEW YORK, Feb 22 (Reuters) - The court-appointed trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm said he began distributing $464 million to the imprisoned swindler's former customers on Friday, boosting their recovery to roughly $12.2 billion.
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S) expects assets under management to have stabilized as the end of the first half, it said on Wednesday, reiterating it would finish liquidating its absolute return (ARBF) funds by the middle of July.
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QIA's chief executive was recently quoted as saying the fund has not been liquidating foreign assets to support the Gulf state's banking system since other Arab countries imposed an embargo on Qatar last June.
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The settlement on Tuesday resolves lawsuits filed in federal courts in California and Kansas in the NCUA's role as the liquidating agent for Western Corporate Federal Credit Union and U.S. Central Federal Credit Union.
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Weekly commitments data released by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission after Monday's close reflected the degree to which commodity funds have been liquidating long positions in both live cattle and lean hog futures.
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A committee of Sears' creditors has argued in court that the company would be better off shutting all of its stores and liquidating the assets to return the greatest amount of money to lenders.
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Standard Life supported the SVG board's recommendation to maximize shareholder value by liquidating the portfolio in an orderly manner, a representative of the British insurer and asset manager said in an email on Wednesday.
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The flip side of speculators' burst of love for the dollar is their complete capitulation on the euro: they are liquidating long positions in the single currency also at the fastest pace on record.
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A spokesman for James Giddens, a court-appointed trustee liquidating the Lehman brokerage estate, said the decision ensures that there will be no "double recoveries," an outcome that is fair to customers and creditors.
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The nomad mayor spent two years in Pereslavl and then moved on to take over another, bigger city — but not before single-handedly liquidating the town's pride: its small university that produced I.T. specialists.
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While it had a turbulent start to the year — filing for bankruptcy in February, liquidating one month later and closing all of its 500 stores — Charlotte Russe had a mini-comeback several months later.
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On top of this we (and others) can build and operate services, such as the "Bancor Network" service, which will provide a simple to use UX for issuing, using, transferring, purchasing and liquidating "Smart tokens".
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Mitsubishi will bring some oil and fuel trading back to Tokyo while closing out outstanding positions and liquidating Petro-Diamond, Chief Financial Officer Kazuyuki Masu said during the company's first-half results briefing on Wednesday.
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Closed-end funds' shares trade like stocks, allowing hedge funds to build large stakes and force changes to the funds' boards, often through proxy fights, which can result in funds liquidating for a quick return.
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But stabilisation in the dollar after upbeat U.S. private payroll data renewed pressure on the Chinese currency early on Thursday, traders said, adding some investors were also liquidating their long yuan positions to take profit.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Barclays Plc was liquidating its remaining U.S. crude options positions early on Monday, according to two market sources, causing volumes to spike as the British bank closes down its energy business.
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The trustee liquidating ITT Educational Services sued Microsoft Corp on Monday to prevent the software giant from destroying data it stores for the bankrupt for-profit college operator, including emails regarding lawsuits pressed by regulators.
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Many net winners say Irving Picard, a court-appointed trustee liquidating Madoff's firm, undervalued their claims and have filed lawsuits to hold other individuals and companies that dealt with Madoff liable for their alleged losses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers have turned bullish again towards crude and fuels, adding a significant number of new long positions in the last two weeks, after spending much of the previous four months liquidating positions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ruth Madoff, the wife of imprisoned swindler Bernard Madoff, agreed to pay $594,000 and surrender her remaining assets when she dies to settle claims by the court-appointed trustee liquidating her husband's firm.
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Large concentrations of long or short positions are often followed by a sharp reversal in prices when holders try to lock in their profits by liquidating some of their positions, triggering a rush for the exit.
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"This company is in financial distress," Judge Christopher Sontchi said at a hearing, noting a better cash situation at Horsehead is welcome but not a sign demand will strengthen enough to prevent the company from liquidating.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Units of former telecommunications equipment giant Nortel Networks said on Friday they need more time for talks to try to reach deal on divvying up $7.3 billion raised from liquidating the failed company.
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"It's unlikely companies will have second thoughts on liquidating these positions, since the benefit of employee choice for investment and reduced fiduciary liability outweigh the usage of these plans as a defensive voting tactic," Allen said.
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Now, the defunct casino is liquidating all its assets in a huge auction, which means that this is your big chance to take home a terrible souvenir from the spot Trump bankrupted a few decades ago!
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A lawyer for Toys 'R' US asked the U.S Bankruptcy Court on Thursday for approval to halt vendor payments while it tries to separate its non-bankrupt international operations from its liquidating U.S. business.
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Unless you're in the midst of a major life change, such as retirement or liquidating assets for an upcoming expense, changes to the current makeup of your portfolio and your risk tolerance profile are probably unnecessary.
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Unlike regular shares, you may not be able to move them to other brokerages without liquidating them — and potentially taking a capital gains tax hit on gains for a portfolio of partial shares in pricey stocks.
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The bottom line: Prudential could be forced to start liquidating its assets at fire-sale prices, which could set off a chain reaction in the rest of the financial markets and even the economy as a whole.
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Bezos plans to continue liquidating roughly $1 billion a year of Amazon stock to fund Blue Origin because he predicts that humanity's great flourishing will be inevitably stymied by an energy crisis in a few hundred years.
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Our heroines have taken over the Cortez (though, didn't The Countess leave it to Ramona at the end of the last episode?) and, flush with cash after liquidating their former employer's art collection, do a little redecorating.
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Bongiorno was one of five Madoff employees convicted in March 2014 over their roles in a Ponzi scheme that a court-appointed trustee liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC has said cost customers about $17.5 billion.
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Shortly thereafter, the Saudi oil minister flew to Houston and announced that his country had no plans to reduce production and that the marketplace would muscle higher-cost oil producers into either cutting costs or liquidating. Huh?
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Pioneer instructs its employees to "suggest that liquidating assets or borrowing money may be advantageous" and to "give the taxpayer ideas on where/how to borrow," according to the scripts it submitted to the I.R.S. for approval.
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Toys R Us last month had already begun liquidating the roughly 180 stores — under both the Toys R Us and Babies R Us banners — that were first on the chopping block as part of a reorganization strategy.
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NEW YORK, May 6 (Reuters) - Ruth Madoff, the wife of imprisoned swindler Bernard Madoff, agreed to pay $594,000 and surrender her remaining assets when she dies to settle claims by the court-appointed trustee liquidating her husband's firm.
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It was filed with the U.S. bankruptcy court in White Plains, New York less than an hour after Sears filed a proposal to create a liquidating trust that could pursue lawsuits over the Land's End and Seritage transactions.
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Priebus insisted that there was nothing to see here, and that Trump will bring together some very smart lawyers to figure out what to do without liquidating assets, another break from tradition in an election full of them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The court-appointed trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm on Wednesday announced a $280 million settlement with one of the swindler's earliest investors, enabling customers to recoup more than 20093 percent of the principal they lost.
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DUBAI, April 16 (Reuters) - Qatar's sovereign wealth fund has not been liquidating foreign assets to support the Gulf state's banking system since other Arab countries imposed an embargo on Qatar last June, according to the fund's chief executive.
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Related columns: "Oil price volatility at lowest since before the slump", Reuters, March 16 "Hedge funds resume liquidating bullish oil positions", Reuters, March 12 "Oil rally stalls amid rising production forecasts", Reuters, March 8 Editing by David Evans
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"The judge was warning that you claim to want to save tens of thousands of jobs, I hope that is what you do and not end up liquidating the company over the next few years," Mr. Wander said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The court-appointed trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm on Wednesday said another $860 million may soon be returned to the swindler's customers, under a settlement with offshore funds that funneled money to Madoff for 14 years.
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The Japanese company announced last night that it would be dissolving and liquidating the platform, which was led by former Square Enix president Yoichi Wada, eating a loss of about 2 billion yen (about $16.8 million) in the process.
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Past presidents have avoided this kind of conflict of interest by liquidating their assets and putting the money into a blind trust — an investment vehicle managed by professionals without its owner knowing exactly what the money is invested in.
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Reinsurance group Barents Re is ready to challenge in court the exclusivity that special commissioners liquidating Banca Intermobiliare have granted to investment fund Attestor over the sale of the private bank, a source with knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday.
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Garner, the co-founder of DeCarley Trading and author of Higher Probability Commodity Trading, "believes much of the recent weakness in equities can actually be blamed on shortsighted managers liquidating stocks to pay for these commodity market margin calls," Cramer said.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday let stand a jury verdict against the mining mogul and his holding company Renco Group Inc, and won by a trustee liquidating the bankrupt Magnesium Corp of America, known as MagCorp.
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"The currency has performed quite well this year, benefiting from some recovery in the copper price this year as well as exporters liquidating FX as the currency strengthened positively," said Brian Mugabe, a Johannesburg-based analyst with Momentum SP Reid Securities.
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For example, investors can avoid taxable fund distributions, which can incur tax, by either liquidating a position ahead of a taxable distribution by the fund or postponing a purchase of that fund until after the taxable distribution has been made.
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The think tank will cease operations "unless normal protection by the Constitution and laws is confirmed", according to the statement, which adds that the company's shareholders decided late last month to form a working team to begin liquidating the company.
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The FDIC and Fed required the most complex Wall Street firms to file beginning in 2012 "resolution plans," or living wills, which would guide regulators through the process of liquidating a bank without disrupting other parts of the global financial system.
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"There is always risk taking (the company) through bankruptcy, but we believed that it was a better path with more upside versus liquidating, where the recovery is pretty minimal and you forego any upside opportunities," said Searchlight partner Eric Sondag.
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The customers filed the lawsuit in December 2014, after a federal appeals court said the trustee liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC lacked standing to sue HSBC, JPMorgan Chase & Co and other banks he accused of aiding Madoff's fraud.
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Citi economists predict that fiscal 2021 would be another year of "significant revenue uncertainty" for the central government amid disappointing revenue collection from taxes in the current year, as well as challenges in selling or liquidating unprofitable state-owned companies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Thursday closed another avenue for Bernard Madoff's victims to recoup money they lost, saying the trustee liquidating the swindler's firm can ignore transfers of fake profits between customer accounts when determining payouts.
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Ireland struck a deal with the European Central Bank in 2013 to stretch out the cost of liquidating the collapsed Anglo Irish Bank by pledging to slowly feed new bonds worth 25 billion euros into the market via the central bank.
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Trees will bring these small lives together into large acts of war, love, loyalty and betrayal, in a violent struggle against a mortgaged timber company that is liquidating its assets, including one of the last virgin stands of California redwoods.
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James McNamee, president of the Illinois Public Pension Fund Association, which counts most of the funds among its members, raised concerns about adequate police and firefighter representation on the consolidated funds' boards and market timing risks associated with liquidating assets.
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Restructuring, liquidating or divesting SOEs based in commercial viability is a top priority, the fund instructed, adding that state utility Eskom must "speedily pursue savings in coal procurement and employee attrition" along with aligning wages with productivity and collecting arrears.
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Irving Picard, the trustee liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, on Friday announced the settlement with the estate of former Cohmad Chairman Maurice "Sonny" Cohn, his widow Marilyn Cohn, and their daughter Marcia Cohn, who was Cohmad's chief operating officer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal bankruptcy judge on Tuesday dismissed lawsuits by the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm to recoup funds from Koch Industries Inc, the company controlled by billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, and dozens of other defendants.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stuart Bernstein in Manhattan said defendants in most of the 88 lawsuits could keep money that Irving Picard, who is liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, traced to the swindler but was sent outside the United States.
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Some wealthy Saudi individuals have been liquidating assets within Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other Gulf countries this week, apparently in an effort to move money out of the region and escape the crackdown, private bankers and fund managers said.
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The trustee Irving Picard, who is liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities and recouping money for former customers, also agreed with Ruth Madoff that the accord is not evidence she admitted to "participating in or knowing of Bernard Madoff's fraud," court papers show.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Closely-watched U.S. hedge fund managers were generally bearish on the FAANG group of high-flying tech stocks in the second quarter, with eight such investors in aggregate cutting or liquidating 6253 stakes in the companies, regulatory filings showed.
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"Bond investors are selling out of U.S. treasuries and at the same time liquidating out of their long U.S. dollar positions," Nordea Markets Chief Analyst Niels Christensen said, explaining why the dollar had failed to gain on the spike in U.S. treasury yields.
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RHSW will work with Bart Schwartz of Guidepost Solutions, who Platinum hired in July to assist with liquidating their main hedge funds and reporting to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which is investigating the firm along with the Department of Justice.
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The government has been liquidating the reserves, which peaked at $737 billion in August 2014, to cover a big budget deficit caused by low oil export receipts; a 15 percent jump in oil prices in the past three months has improved state finances.
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Although the QIA is believed to have substantial cash reserves, economists have speculated it may soon have to start liquidating some of its overseas assets — such as holdings or bonds or equities, or even real estate — in order to continue supporting the economy.
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NEW YORK, Feb 25 (Reuters) - A federal appeals court said the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm may pursue dozens of lawsuits to recoup funds from Koch Industries Inc, controlled by billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, and other defendants, including major banks.
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The chief executive of online platform BullionVault said on Monday that while buying had risen sharply in the last session, its users had overall been net sellers since the Brexit vote became apparent on Friday, liquidating a quarter of a ton of gold.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge said the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm may pursue nearly all of his lawsuit to recoup hundreds of millions of dollars stemming from New York money manager J. Ezra Merkin's ties to the now-imprisoned swindler.
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"The martyrs' families announce that depriving them from burying their sons in accordance with their wish can be construed as a crime which will be added to the first crime of liquidating them in the field," the families said in a statement.
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In contrast, the number of mutual funds reporting they became Apple shareholders in recent quarterly filings has jumped by 21998 percent to 2500, while the number of mutual funds liquidating their Apple holdings dropped by 210 percent to 20.06, according to Morningstar.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. federal appeals court said the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm may pursue dozens of lawsuits to recoup funds from defendants including Koch Industries Inc, long controlled by the billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, and major banks.
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He said he would keep liquidating about $1 billion of Amazon stock a year to fund his Blue Origin rocket company, saying he hoped to test a tourism vehicle with humans at the end of this year or the beginning of next year.
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Once the largest U.S. toy retailer, Toys 'R' Us abandoned a plan to emerge from bankruptcy last month and said it would try to maintain more profitable locations in Europe and Asia as an on-going business while liquidating its U.S. and UK operations.
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NEW YORK, June 22 (Reuters) - Private Advisors is liquidating approximately $1 billion from a nearly two decade-old hedge fund investment strategy and its head of hedge funds has departed the firm, according to a spokesman with majority owner New York Life Investment Management Holdings.
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The trustee Irving Picard, who is liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC and recouping money for former customers, also agreed with Ruth Madoff that the accord is not evidence she admitted to "participating in or knowing of Bernard Madoff's fraud," court papers show.
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Liquidating a big chunk of U.S. debt holdings could roil financial markets and force the United States to scramble for funds, but analysts believe such a move by Beijing would risk starting a fire sale in which the value of its own portfolio would burn.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stuart Bernstein said the lawsuit by A&G Goldman Partnership and Pamela Goldman, their third effort to sue in Florida, violated an injunction barring Madoff victims from pursuing claims belonging to Irving Picard, the trustee liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC.
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That won't stop Toys R Us from liquidating, and it won't give back employees their jobs, but it could ensure the next generation of children have the experience of shopping at a Toys R Us. That would be a move with far more precedent.
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The plan involves selling or liquidating up to 4.5 trillion Japanese yen ($41 billion) worth of holdings, which the Japanese tech group says will help it repurchase up to 2 trillion Japanese yen ($18 billion) in stock, its second big buyback in a month.
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Barneys added that it did not expect the firm liquidating the remaining seven stores, B. Riley Financial's Great American Group, to hit sales targets of at least $20183 million, which would have resulted in an infusion to the severance fund of at least $22018 million.
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Now, as his inauguration approaches, he can make a real sacrifice for the country by liquidating his businesses and putting the proceeds in a truly blind trust, and by requiring his children to do the same if they are at all involved in his administration.
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Once the largest U.S. toy retailer, Toys "R" Us abandoned a plan to emerge from bankruptcy last month and said it would try to maintain more profitable locations in Europe and Asia as an on-going business while liquidating its U.S. and UK operations.
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Mall and shopping center owners across the U.S. are preparing to be hit by more store closures, following a brutal year that included department store chains like Bon-Ton and Sears going bankrupt, Toys R Us liquidating and even Walmart shutting dozens of its club stores.
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After a multi-year struggle to maintain relevance in the consumer wearable market, Jawbone is now liquidating — and thanks to an injection of capital from a new, unnamed investor, some of the driving forces behind the original company are forming a new business called Jawbone Health Hub.
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"Strong U.S. data and speeches of FOMC members that the Fed might raise rates before the year is out and then rumors about the ECB tapering its stimulus ... indicate more downside pressure in the short term as speculators keep liquidating long positions," Commerzbank analyst Daniel Briesemann said.
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In fact, Trump wasn't leaving his company at all, and nothing had really changed: He's still not liquidating his assets or putting them in a blind trust; he's still giving more responsibility for running of the company to his children, who are also his closest political advisers.
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But Toys 'R' Us was running a profitable business when it announced it would be liquidating its assets and closing its hundreds of stores—it just didn't have the kind of revenue, let alone profits, to pay nearly half-a-billion dollars in interest a year.
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Two weeks after Huberfeld's arrest, Platinum Partners' Manhattan headquarters were raided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, amid separate probes by federal prosecutors in Brooklyn and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.. The firm is now in the process of liquidating its two main hedge funds.
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New York-based Platinum, led by Mark Nordlicht, is in the process of liquidating its main funds amid dual federal probes and the arrest in June of a longtime associate, Murray Huberfeld, on charges he bribed a union official in return for an investment in the fund.
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Last year, private equity firms Bain Capital and KKR & Co Inc — which bought Toys 'R' Us in a 2005 leveraged buyout and loaded it with billions of dollars in debt before liquidating the chain in June 2018 — set aside $20 million for retail workers, who had demanded $75 million.
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The company announced it is liquidating its British nuclear power unit and selling its U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) business to China's ENN Group as part of a new five-year business strategy, which also includes 2240,22021 job cuts, or 260 percent of its workforce, over five years.
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NEW YORK, Jan 29 (Reuters) - TCA Fund Management Group Corp, a Miami-area business lender that produced nearly a decade of virtually uninterrupted gains, is liquidating its main investment fund amidst a U.S. securities investigation related to its accounting practices, according to a client and documents reviewed by Reuters.
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A lot of these vintage posters, which have been out of print for years, are still available on Flagg's website, thanks to years of sourcing original posters from sporting goods stores that were shutting down and liquidating their inventory, or taking advantage of other opportunities to purchase vintage collections from sellers.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The embattled Swiss financial company said expects assets under management to have stabilised as the end of the first half, it said on Wednesday, reiterating it would finish liquidating its absolute return (ARBF) funds by the middle of July.
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The New York Post had reported on Tuesday evening that Fairway was planning, as soon as Wednesday, to announce it would be liquidating its entire fleet of 14 grocery stores in the New York area, including a flagship shop on the Upper West Side at Broadway and West 74th Street.
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But creditors decided they can get more from liquidating assets of the toy seller, the largest in the United States and one of the best known in the world, rather than finding a way to keep the business alive, the person said, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss the private negotiations.
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He has a long history of financial difficulties: carrying large amounts of credit card, student loan and mortgage debt; facing foreclosure on a second home; liquidating a $68,933 retirement fund; and getting in trouble for intermingling transactions on a state Republican Party credit card with his personal spending, including repairs on his minivan.
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" In a statement, the leader of the Joint Arab List, the alliance of parties representing Arab Israeli citizens in next week's elections, said: "Netanyahu is systematically closing the historical files, he is liquidating the Palestinian issue and eliminating the possibility of a peaceful two-state solution, that is, the possibility of peace.
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In March, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote a tweet, later deleted, that read: "We appeal to the entire international community to support the idea of liquidating the Rukban camp, this hotbed of violence, crime..." More than 17,000 people -- some 42% of the initial 41,700 -- have left since late March, the UN says.
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Leveraged E.T.F.s offer the potential for greater rewards (and, naturally, risks) without the need to open a margin account and run the chance that, if the market moves in the opposite direction, the investor could be forced to raise cash by liquidating profitable holdings, triggering taxes on any gains, as well as possible fees.
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"We expect to be at benchmark weight or overweight in corporate credit and will favor credit exposures that, while they may weaken during periods of market volatility, tend to have low default risk – and will also demonstrate a preference for short-dated/ self-liquidating positions in investment grade and high yield credit," Fels and Balls said.
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John Pudner, a conservative who has helped elect Tea Party candidates to Congress and now runs a nonprofit group called Take Back Our Republic, said that Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump, if they wanted to serve in the White House, would have been better off if they had taken the difficult step of liquidating their holdings.
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He gave himself a one-year deadline to achieve that goal with Egos Ventures, liquidating his 401(k) account and taking all of his savings (with everything adding up to about $150,000) to keep himself afloat personally and professionally for that year while he, along with two interns, tried to come up with a winning formula for a viral app.
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But, Tregub says, her two-and-a-half-year stint in the Ministry of Economy and Development was filled with career civil service officials thwarting her efforts for transparency, discouraging her from investigating possible cases of financial malfeasance, and ultimately liquidating her department in 2017 — a move she interprets was an indirect way of firing her for her reform efforts, according to a lawsuit she filed against the ministry this year for wrongful dismissal.
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"There would be one continental currency, the euro, another 'continental currency' the dollar-dominance-area and China would have their currency – there are 200 million oversees Chinese, these people live in the Philippines, they live in Malaysia and they trade with China, they go back and forth all the time and they are trading renminbi's and they will not keep liquidating their grants and debts using dollars," Guedes said supporting his idea of a fewer yet stronger currencies around the world.
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District court in manhattan — court filing Lawsuit seeks class action status for investors who bought the etns between january 29 and february 5, 2018 Lawsuit accuses defendants of making false or misleading statements about the etns, causing investors to buy them at inflated prices Lawsuit accuses credit suisse of manipulating the etns by liquidating its holdings in various financial products to avoid a loss Lawsuit says the etn's price fell by nearly 90 percent in less than three hours after the close of regular market trading on february 5 Lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for defendants' alleged fraud
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ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL DETAILS REGARDING ITS LIQUIDATION * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND-BOARD APPROVED PLAN OF LIQUIDATION RELATED TO PREVIOUSLY APPROVED LIQUIDATION TO OCCUR ON/BEFORE MARCH 30,2018 * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND - PURSUANT TO PLAN FINAL LIQUIDATING DISTRIBUTION EXPECTED TO BE MADE ON OR ABOUT MARCH 16, 2018 * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND - UNDER TERMS OF PLAN, "CESSATION DATE" FOR FUND'S PLANNED LIQUIDATION IS EXPECTED ON OR ABOUT MARCH 9, 2018 * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND INC - "FUND'S LAST ANTICIPATED REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND WILL BE FOR MONTH OF FEBRUARY" * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND INC - "FUND DOES NOT EXPECT TO PAY ITS REGULAR MARCH MONTHLY DIVIDEND" Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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More on Toys R Us' demise: We visited a Babies R Us store that's about to shut down — and it was a mess Toys R Us reveals closing dates for liquidating stores — and clearance sales will start this week Here's why Toys R Us couldn't be saved Toys R Us will close or sell all of its US stores Toys R Us is closing all its US stores — and blowout clearance sales could begin within weeks Toys R Us gift cards will expire in 30 days These companies will be the biggest winners when Toys R Us closes its stores We visited one of the last Toys R Us stores to open — here's what it looked like Toys R Us says a 'perfect storm' killed the toy chain — and it blames Amazon, Walmart, and Target
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