Both went out of business in less than two years.
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Then, in October, the dry cleaners went out of business.
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More than 600 farms went out of business in 2018.
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They went out of business, and I bought their inventory.
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But it went out of business about eight months later.
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Dozens of companies that supplied it went out of business.
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But I had to leave when they went out of business.
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Some firms merged to survive, while others went out of business.
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Victors & Spoils went out of business just over a year ago.
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Truex's team went out of business, having lost its major sponsor.
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The place went out of business the second I wasn't there anymore.
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Went out of business in 2007, all those shops went to Mexico.
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They get successfully funded and went out of business 12 months later.
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The fine was hefty—$135,000—and Sweetcakes soon went out of business.
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Then all the Earth–Mars travel companies went out of business, obviously.
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The Mariner was discontinued when Mercury went out of business in 2011.
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About 10 years ago, my small business almost went out of business.
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A San Francisco service called SpoonRocket went out of business last spring.
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T.W.A. went out of business in 2001, when it filed for bankruptcy.
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Companies went out of business as their owners aged, while other businesses consolidated.
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"They've lost some distribution where Sports Authority went out of business," he added.
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The border crossing was shut down and Falcon's restaurant went out of business.
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Capitol Records didn't go out of business, Billy Squier went out of business.
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Handy Dan later went out of business, according to The New York Times.
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While my father was being held, his travel company went out of business.
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Canadian-based game developer United Front Games went out of business last month.
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United Front Games went out of business like a lot of developers: silently.
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Sweethearts' original producer, New England Confectionary Company, went out of business in 2018.
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Payless, Gymboree, Charlotte Russe and Shopko all went out of business this year.
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Iceland-based WOW Air and Denmark's Primera Air recently went out of business.
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Sports Authority and Borders eventually went out of business after their own bankruptcies.
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Other anonymous apps, like Secret and Formspring, went out of business back in 2015.
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Minh owned a restaurant when Huynh was younger but it went out of business.
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When Toys R Us went out of business before you had a kid. pic.twitter.
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The Breast Cancer Society and The Children's Cancer Fund immediately went out of business.
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British airline and travel company Thomas Cook went out of business in late September.
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Its strength grew as competitors Kiddie City and Child World went out of business.
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The company, Extradition Transport of America, was fined $80,21990 and went out of business.
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After Brooks went out of business, I filed a borrower defense to repayment application.
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It went out of business as the amount of fish in the sea dwindled.
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It went out of business as the amount of fish in the sea dwindled.
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Nearly 13,000 farms went out of business in 2018, NBC reports, citing the USDA.
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But the company quickly went out of business after customers gave it bad reviews.
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Many builders went out of business during the crash, but Trump read the market perfectly.
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The Ted Cruz line—one of the most compelling—went out of business on Tuesday.
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Mascon pleaded guilty in state court to a related felony and went out of business.
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TransCare, an ambulance company owned by a private equity firm, recently went out of business.
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The Swedish carmaker Saab languished under General Motors' ownership and eventually went out of business.
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When that newspaper went out of business in 1955, he went to The Journal-American.
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AirBerlin, WOW, Thomas Cook, Primera, and many other airlines failed and went out of business.
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Two other antibiotic start-ups, Achaogen and Aradigm, also went out of business last year.
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Hutzler's went out of business long ago, and I live in New York City now.
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The Postal Service reportedly refused to work with Outbox, which subsequently went out of business.
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Chariot, the micro-transit service owned by Ford, went out of business earlier this year.
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It's a good thing that Aeropostale went out of business, too, because TRL needs the room.
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One of Carvana's competitors, the online car marketplace Beepi, went out of business earlier this year.
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The Mercury Mariner has not been sold since 2011 when the automaker went out of business.
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Wachovia Securities, which sold the commercial mortgage-backed bond (CMBS), long ago went out of business.
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That league got Steve Young, Herschel Walker, Doug Flutie, and then they went out of business.
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For the textbook scam, the group targeted family owned businesses and many went out of business.
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The Oregon Supreme Court declined to hear their appeal, and the bakery went out of business.
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Buyout firms went out of business after a period of similar frenzied activity a decade ago.
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As a result, we burned through nearly all our cash and nearly went out of business.
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The Phoenix Village Mall was closed in the early 2000s as retailers went out of business.
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Others, like Best and Co. (New York) and Boggs and Buhl (Pittsburgh), went out of business.
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The shop owner could no longer afford to pay the rent and went out of business.
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To nobody's surprise, this restaurant model proved to be unsustainable and we went out of business.
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Other value managers went out of business because they couldn't make any money in what they owned.
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How we got here: Following 9/11, several airlines went out of business or filed for bankruptcy.
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Unfortunately, the independent release was torpedoed when both their distributor and pressing plant went out of business.
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Coskata then went out of business, only to have its technology reemerge as Synata Bio in 220006.
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And then I think a lot of people thought a lot of us went out of business.
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When they were toddlers, I got a time-consuming promotion and his employer went out of business.
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After the fall of Communism in the 1990s, many of the nearby mines went out of business.
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The previous occupant, SolarWorld, went out of business in part because of low-cost competition from China.
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St. Louis-based Peabody Energy filed for bankruptcy in April 2016 and nearly went out of business.
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But Promel went out of business in the early 1990s and the waste was never fully processed.
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He has been struggling to stay afloat ever since while many restaurants around him went out of business.
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By the late 1960s, after his Marmalade label went out of business, Mr. Gomelsky grew restless and disillusioned.
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They would arrive frozen and shipped in from Colorado, until the company one day went out of business.
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An email advertising Munchery gift cards sent to a customer weeks before the startup went out of business.
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Mays was a discount chain that eventually, like other discount chains — Orbach's, Korvettes, Alexander's — went out of business.
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Since then, she has worked at a start-up that went out of business and now freelances remotely.
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It laid off hundreds of workers, and some of the companies that supplied it went out of business.
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The Cleveland Spiders of 33 (20-134) had a worse winning percentage, and immediately went out of business.
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Odeo went out of business in 2006, so Dorsey returned to his messaging idea, and Twitter was born.
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But lately, farmers have been defaulting on their loan payments, and many went out of business last year.
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Last year 784 funds went out of business compared with 735 that launched, data from Hedge Fund Research showed.
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After the dot-com bubble burst, many of the companies went out of business or became much less valuable.
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The company went out of business in 2014, and Mr. Lee was hired by Estée Lauder, the cosmetics giant.
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Most of those dot-com companies that started them promptly ran out of money and went out of business.
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But keep in mind that Borders — once the country's other big bookstore chain — went out of business in 2011.
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New York (CNN Business)Lego lost a huge customer when Toys "R" Us went out of business last year.
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Toys 'R' Us The country's most recognizable toy store went out of business in the United States last year.
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Loft's went out of business in the 1990s, but up in Manchester, Vt., Mother Myrick's Confectionery makes similar buttercrunch.
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The year before, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer shuttered its print operations and Denver's Rocky Mountain News went out of business.
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In 2012, Webshots, a short-lived site popular in the mid-00s, went out of business and nuked old photos.
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When Advanta went out of business in 2009, Terry Diebold was tasked with disposing of a variety of company resources.
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We believe the timing of this complaint, filed three years after Sidecar went out of business, is not a coincidence.
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This is true in the most rural part of my district, as our co-op plan went out of business.
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Without Toys "R" Us, which went out of business this past year, many retailers are looking for a toy boost.
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The North American Soccer League played inside, as well as outside, for a while before it went out of business.
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But he said he started thinking about what would happen if one of his larger accounts went out of business.
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But because of a real estate blunder involving a storage facility and crippling rent, those stores went out of business.
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The mall was closed in 2004 when tenants went out of business, and the mall was demolished two years later.
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The firm, Harley Curtain Wall, went out of business in 2015 and transferred its assets to a successor, Harley Facades.
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The vehicle had been repossessed with an outstanding lien, and that financing company went out of business after delivering the car.
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As with every year, companies went out of business, apps shut down and tech toys disappeared from store shelves for good.
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Two insurers went out of business after Maria, and many of those that did not collapse offered pennies on the dollar.
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"It's the Walmart or Kmart that went out of business," Greg Hagood, senior managing director with SOLIC Capital, told Modern Healthcare.
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Nix later denied the company used such tactics, but was replaced as CEO before SCL went out of business last May.
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Fifteen publishers went out of business, and those that remained agreed to abide by a new watchdog, the Comics Code Authority.
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We're already seeing the effects of systems so old that the vendors stopped patching them, or went out of business altogether.
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The company had released dozens of games before its first hit, the original Angry Birds, and nearly went out of business.
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Organic Avenue Denise Mari has resuscitated her juice bar chain, which went out of business in October, with this SoHo store.
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One of the largest online auction start-ups, Auctionata, went out of business earlier this year after having raised $97 million.
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The retailer, which went out of business after filing for bankruptcy in 2017, has paid 72 firms $375 million through December.
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Things went just as badly for the local companies that worked on the grid, several of which went out of business.
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The previous three teams to enter Formula One from scratch, all in 2010 — HRT, Caterham and Manor — went out of business.
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Out of the 85033 cooperative health insurance companies offered through ObamaCare, 12 went out of business within the first two years.
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Is this venture truly a renaissance of the venerable company that went out of business in 2013 after 70 adventurous years?
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It was a shame it went out of business, but what a way to describe the long strange trip it's been.
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In contrast, many notable scooter companies, such as Lambretta and Cushman, went out of business, leaving owners to scrounge for parts.
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Foley said many cloth diaper companies that thrived during the 1950s went out of business during the rise of disposable diapers.
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Stammberger has also left cybersecurity, he told BuzzFeed News, and blamed the bad analysis on Norse, which later went out of business.
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The company that makes them went out of business, and the few remaining storefronts that use them were uncooperative with Clauss' shoot.
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Sweethearts, the conversation heart candy, is missing from shelves this Valentine's season after its original producer went out of business last year.
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More than 600 Wisconsin dairy farms went out of business in 2018 as low milk prices and weak demand caused economic stress.
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RethinkDB, which had raised about $12.2 million in venture capital for its open-source database, went out of business in October 2016.
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When the agency went out of business on Monday, it left some 150,000 vacationers from the United Kingdom stranded on foreign soil.
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For most of 2018, MoviePass and Sinemia rivaled for your dollars and the result was both of them went out of business.
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We see every week or two, we see another story of a small business that went out of business because Donald Trump.
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The group went out of business, but the Southern Poverty Law Center says it found several other organizations engaged in similar practices.
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This summer, when Pickles and Ice Cream Maternity went out of business, we took down the adjoining wall and doubled our space.
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Sweethearts, the conversation heart candy, is missing from shelves this Valentine's season after its original producer went out of business last year. (CNBC)
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During the first three months of 2016, 291 funds went out of business, compared with 217 liquidations in the first quarter of 2015.
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After tough times during the recession, it almost went out of business, but then CEO Ed Pinney made some contacts with local schools.
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Philidor, which was founded in 2013, went out of business earlier this year after Valeant's relationship with the specialty pharmacy came to light.
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Medallion prices in New York and elsewhere plummeted and lenders who made a living by financing the taxi industry went out of business.
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Name the British airline that suddenly went out of business, temporarily leaving 110,000 people without a flight home to the United Kingdom. 5.
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Backplane, a social media platform he conceived with Lady Gaga, had raised about $19 million in investment but recently went out of business.
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Lily went out of business before managing to figure out how to produce its drone after selling $34 million-worth of pre-orders.
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A recent report found nearly half of last year's ICOs failed to raise enough funding or went out of business after their launch.
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Juicero, the maker of the $700 juicer, and went out of business after it was exposed to be an expensive bag-squeezing contraption.
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Borden noted that more than 22000,223 family dairy farms went out of business last year, and 2442.6,19903 have stopped producing milk since 21990.
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Nothing came of the lawsuits; they were dropped when Sears returned to the Knicks in 1962, before the A.B.L. went out of business.
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Another major player, ITT Technical — which had some 220,225 students in 219 campuses around the country — went out of business in September 2016.
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Another major player, ITT Technical — which had some 35,000 students in 130 campuses around the country — went out of business in September 2016.
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Last year, which contained a few surprises for investors, global macro funds on average lost 1 percent and a handful went out of business.
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In one case, an Indian restaurant in London almost went out of business after a fake story about it serving human meat went viral.
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According to court documents, Duncan's losses totaled $13.5 million in investments and loan guarantees made to Gameday, which went out of business this year.
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Voters might not be happy if Facebook went out of business or they suddenly had to start paying $20 a month to use YouTube.
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New England Confectionery Co., also known as Necco, went out of business in July and sold Sweethearts and its other candy brands at auction.
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He joined the tabloid paper The Daily Mirror as a reporter in 1955 and worked there until it went out of business in 1963.
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Within a few decades, Whitty's carpets were renowned, initially for their value and later, after his competitors went out of business, for their beauty.
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The league went out of business after a year, and the Maroons moved to the National League, but didn't fare well there, finishing last.
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Huckabee went on to say he visited Newton, Iowa, where workers lost their jobs in 225 after Maytag's washer-dryer facility went out of business.
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It went out of business after U.S. authorities singled it out for money laundering and moved to block it from doing financial deals in dollars.
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Decades ago, when a magazine I worked for went out of business, my father very kindly bought me a suit to wear on job interviews.
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The 28,000-employee company went out of business amid a successful prosecution, which the Supreme Court overturned years later on a technicality over jury instructions.
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That idea was shot down by the US Supreme Court when broadcasters sued for copyright violations, and the company went out of business soon after.
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ZTE almost went out of business last year when U.S. suppliers were banned from supplying it with components in a row over trade with Iran.
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Munchery and Nomiku went out of business while giants like Blue Apron have incinerated hundreds of millions of dollars and seen their share prices sink.
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One of Boosted's direct competitors, Inboard, recently went out of business after a failed pivot to electric scooters, as The Verge first reported last November.
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The rise in price is tied to the 2008 financial crisis, when farmers cut down fewer trees to sell or went out of business altogether.
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AND I'M LOOKING AT MY FATHER WORKED AT GIMBLES, MY MOM WORKED AT – AND MAYBE YOU SAY WELL THAT IS WHY THEY WENT OUT OF BUSINESS.
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The internet has slowly unraveled since 2011: Image-hosting sites went out of business, link shorteners shut down, tweets got deleted, and YouTube accounts were shuttered.
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The Santa Monica-based bridesmaid dress rental startup Vow to be Chic raised $503 million in January 2018 and went out of business four months later.
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But in a section of the city where not many people are looking to get their meat on the street, it went out of business quickly.
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But the work of auditing public companies didn't disappear when Andersen went out of business, and the new auditors needed experienced professionals to manage those services.
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Still many other logos have been retired, never to be seen again, after the brand went out of business or was retired by the parent company.
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Since Borders went out of business in 2011, publishers have become enormously dependent on Barnes & Noble, which for many is their second-largest account after Amazon.
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Businessland later (wait for it) went out of business, the victim of a 1991 acquisition by a company that no longer exists in its initial form.
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The equipment, from the checkout counters to the meat cases, came from another Baltimore community-minded grocery that opened in 2013 but went out of business.
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A consumer-focused company called Otto that sold a $700 smart lock went out of business in 2018, and its founder went to work at Apple.
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Still others may really believe their own unlikely story about how if Planned Parenthood went out of business, women could just go somewhere else for care.
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Sears and Toys R Us went out of business this year while other chains, such as Gap, Lowe's and Mattress Firm are closing more and more stores.
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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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In April ZTE, a Chinese tech firm with 80,000 employees, was banned by the Trump administration from dealing with American firms; it almost went out of business.
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Payless Cashway — not to be confused with the discount shoe retailer — filed for bankruptcy in 1997, then went out of business following a subsequent bankruptcy in 2005.
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Mitigating factor: The Western New York Flash, based in nearby Elma, won the Women's Professional Soccer title in 2013, just before the league went out of business.
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In the first half of 2019, about 640 trucking companies went out of business, according to industry data from Broughton Capital cited by The Wall Street Journal.
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The insurance companies noted that 85033 of the 24 providers affected by the payment restructuring went out of business, while several others dropped out of the exchanges.
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That would secure the currency in case of emergencies such as a loss of power or if a private company issuing the currency went out of business.
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On this same street, the grocery store went out of business, the dentist closed up shop, but all the massage parlors that nobody seems to notice are thriving.
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During the first three months of 2018, 145 hedge funds went out of business compared with 158 that opened up for business, data from Hedge Fund Research shows.
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The firm went out of business a few months after widespread media reports about the search as clients became skittish about dealing with anyone linked to insider trading.
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In 2013 in western New York, one of the last remaining American manufacturers of dinnerware went out of business, adding 110 lost jobs to the Rust Belt toll.
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So they bought the building previously occupied by Padre's, a dive bar that went out of business in 2016, and before that, a funeral home, and began renovations.
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After Vine went out of business, some of its most notable alumni went to YouTube; Mr. Dunn, instead, has spread his influence across Instagram, sports media and modeling.
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After the Marx company went out of business in 23, others took over the name, even as many toymakers rode the Big Wheel craze by churning out copies.
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Between 1985 and 600, as America's regulations got tighter and small landfills went out of business, average tipping fees rose from less than $26.3 per tonne to almost $220.
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Reddit-born hyperloop and engineering collective rLoop has bought the intellectual property of Arrivo, a fellow hyperloop startup that went out of business last December, The Verge has learned.
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He ran his operation for a decade until these brands sued him for copyright infringement in 22007, and his Harlem store went out of business due to litigation fees.
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However, the agreement they signed included what Davis calls a gag order that prevented them from discussing the case for years—ultimately, until the company went out of business.
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In 1933, Kahane published Radclyffe Hall's "The Well of Loneliness," which had been banned in a notorious trial, and after its first Paris publisher, Pegasus, went out of business.
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Shoppers at Amazon's cashier-less convenience stores in San Francisco faced some empty shelves Tuesday morning after one of its local suppliers, Munchery, suddenly went out of business on Monday.
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One example is the recent scandal at Cambridge Analytica, a political consultancy that acquired data on 87m Facebook users in underhand ways (and as a result went out of business).
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We are in the space of a drug store that was here for 150 years and went out of business, at the corner of a tiny town with one stoplight.
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After its parent company went out of business, Everest was converted by a student-loan company into a nonprofit, and has invested money in reinventing the school and its programs.
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There is a real risk associated with embracing proprietary communication tools: If Slack or Dropbox went out of business tomorrow, what would happen to the records residing in that system?
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As he started going through the files, it became clear that the SGI Indys came from a liquidation auction for Turok publisher Acclaim, which went out of business in 2004.
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Cohen was the chief operating officer of the league, which went out of business for financial reasons after two events, the news service said, adding that Emelianenko headlined both fights.
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A handful of black-owned galleries opened to meet the demand of clients looking for African-American artists, but many went out of business after the financial crisis in 2008.
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For nearly 30 years, the carrier called New York City home, with its name and familiar globe logo adorning the Manhattan skyline until it went out of business in 1991.
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The startup raised around $50 million in venture capital through 2011 but nearly went out of business in 2013 when its model of paying celebrities to curate product selections failed.
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Community Health Alliance quit the marketplaces and went out of business in 2015 after the federal government did not pay millions in risk corridor payments that the insurer had expected.
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As publishers shifted to other types of printing —such as offset and digital printing — around that time, the Nebraska manufacturer responsible for making the plates and blocks went out of business.
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But after the International Trade Commission cleared Fitbit of Jawbone's trade secret claims in 2016, and after Jawbone went out of business in 2017, many thought the legal battles were over.
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This pup's pure joy is palpable as she dashes and leaps through the colorful orbs, which her dad says he bought when a local Toys 'R' Us went out of business.
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"The small furniture store I was working at suddenly went out of business," the star of the gay dating reality show Finding Prince Charming says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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In 2012 – the wettest summer in the UK for 100 years—57 festivals went out of business as the costs of addressing flooding or dealing with cancellations were beyond them financially.
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The new rule could expedite the claims of more than 0003,000 borrowers, many of whom attended for-profit schools, including ITT and Corinthian, that went out of business in recent years.
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My local Barnes & Noble, one of the biggest in the country, went out of business because too many customers came in, found books they liked and then ordered them from Amazon.
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The bridge was abandoned in the early 1970s, after the New York Central Railroad went out of business, and it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003.
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But the largest chunk of coffeeshops went out of business either because they ran into trouble with law enforcement (there have been several shootings recently) or because they couldn't hack it financially.
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Read more:These 12 retailers have filed for bankruptcy or liquidation in 2019Business Insider compiled a list of household names that nearly went out of business, only to rebound in a spectacular fashion.
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When I attempted to speak to someone over the phone, repeated voicemails went unanswered (The Better Business Bureau, meanwhile, claims the company went out of business as long ago as August 2015).
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By 2014, the company had achieved its peak valuation of $9 billion — but went out of business in 2018 after a string of scandals and charges of "massive fraud" brought against Holmes.
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Still, even after it went out of business, the guide constituted a two-dimensional documentary of New York's theatrical history, annotated with credits and agents and illustrated with black-and-white snapshots.
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While scores of smaller companies went out of business, the survivors lengthened horizontal wells to yield more oil, and used clever hedging and drilling strategies to maximize profits even when prices slumped.
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When the Icelandic low-cost carrier, WOW Air, went out of business earlier this year, Canadian authorities wondered whether travelers would need to dip into a provincial repatriation fund to come home.
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The world's oldest travel firm went out of business on Monday, stranding some 600,213 holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history involving some 150,000 travelers.
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As a political stalemate and expanding Israeli settlements led to the bloody Second Intifada, or uprising, the devastation and Israeli curfews kept tourists away; hotels closed and restaurants went out of business.
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When Toys R Us went out of business earlier this year, its liquidation left a large gap in the toy retail marketplace, which competitors like Walmart, Target Corp and others rushed to fill.
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If Amazon, for example, went out of business tomorrow, millions of Americans would absolutely be affected — but we could largely return to shopping from retailers or on the internet like we used to.
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When Alfred Angelo went out of business, David's Bridal, another national chain of dress stores, gave 30 percent discounts toward a new gown, also waiving the usual rush fee (with proof of deposit).
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Dehenna Davison, the new Conservative lawmaker for Bishop Auckland, for example, worked in restaurants, a betting shop and a casino and lost a job in retail when her employer went out of business.
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Target (TGT) is adding extra space dedicated to its toy business for the holiday season, as it tries to win more toy sales after Toys R Us went out of business earlier this year.
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Target – Target is adding extra space dedicated to its toy business for the holiday season, as it tries to win more toy sales after Toys R Us went out of business earlier this year.
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Not only does that make repairing things more expensive and impossible to do without the permission of a licensed pro, it means no one could legally fix devices whose manufacturers went out of business.
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When it went out of business last year, it left 25,000 tons of televisions abandoned in a warehouse in Arizona and at least 56,000 tons of old CRT TVs in two warehouses in Ohio.
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He sold the company a year later in exchange for stock and by 22018 he made his fortune by cashing it out for nearly $220 million before the company went out of business. 0003.
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In 85033 his school abruptly went out of business and filed for bankruptcy, leaving him (and many other students) with tens of thousands of dollars in student loans but no marketable skills or diplomas.
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"I would say the story line would be: Toys R Us went out of business and this is what happened to all the retail workers and the store," Tinari said of the haunted house.
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If Betelgeuse went out of business, "it's close enough to be spectacular in the sense that it would be bright and you'd see it in daytime, but there'd be no harmful effects," said Melott.
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OpenSky, the former celebrity-curated shopping site that rebuilt itself as an online bazaar for unbranded goods, has acquired the assets of online furniture retailer Dot & Bo, which went out of business in September.
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WOW Airlines, champion of cheap flights to Iceland's Blue Lagoon and other favorite locales of Instagram influencers, left hundreds of passengers stranded at airports across Europe after the company suddenly went out of business.
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On the latest episode of Recode Decode, Kara Swisher and Chorus CEO Dick Costolo talk with Spiridellis about how JibJab made some of the internet's first viral videos, and nearly went out of business.
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Kenyatta said $30 million of the funds would be used to revive Rift Valley Textiles Factory, which went out of business in 2000 as mismanagement of the cotton sector led to Kenyan production to collapse.
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The House Ways and Means Committee on Thursday advanced a bill to exempt people from ObamaCare's requirement to have health coverage if their nonprofit insurer went out of business in the middle of the year.
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Net worth: $21984 billion In 1.53, Blank co-founded The Home Depot with partner Bernie Marcus after they'd both been fired from executive jobs at a hardware store chain that later went out of business.
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"I wouldn't weep about a shoe factory or a branch-line railroad shutting down," Heywood Broun, the founder of the American Newspaper Guild, said when the New York World went out of business, in 1931.
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If the travel company that went out of business, such as an airline, isn't being cooperative with refunding your ticket or providing alternate transport, you can contest the charge directly with your credit card company.
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The OpenStack market didn't materialize quite as fast as many had hoped, though, so some of the early players went out of business, some shut down their OpenStack units and others sold to the remaining players.
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He acknowledged when rival seller Toys R Us went out of business earlier this year, the company saw an opportunity to work with vendors to sell a larger assortment of toys during the holiday and beyond.
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Those companies raised more than $100 million dollars in combined financing to pursue their vision, but Quirky went out of business and Local Motors has seen its vision for letting 1,000 car designing engineers flourish stall out.
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Analysts also welcomed the contract win, the first major deal awarded by the government since the collapse of Carillion, a construction and outsourcing partner to the government which went out of business in January, rocking the sector.
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"I'm sorry they went out of business, but it's part of evolution," said Ben H. Shaoul, the founder and principal of the Magnum Real Estate Group, which is developing 2150 Orchard with the Real Estate Equities Corporation.
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That is, until last year, when their former employer — which went out of business back in 22.7 — delivered a gut punch: Its pension plan was in financial distress and wouldn't pay a dime of their expected benefits.
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His book "Rhythmajik: Practical Uses of Number, Rhythm and Sound," based on kabbalah and other esoteric systems, was published in 1992 by Temple Press UK. After the company went out of business, he gave away digital copies.
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Suppliers are still gun-shy after their experience with Toys R Us, which went out of business months after filing for Chapter 11 reorganization in the fall of 853, leaving them with millions of dollars in unpaid bills.
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MLS expansion has seen the league grow in ways few could have imagined considering it began with 10 teams in 1996 and at one point faced concerns about its viability as a number of franchises went out of business.
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What remains are the ghosts of capitalism past: movie marquees that haven't been changed since they shuttered, gated and gutted spaces where stores either fled or went out of business, and a few of the world's last remaining Radioshacks.
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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 series, produced by the UK's Sky Atlantic, aired on Pivot in the US. But after Pivot had committed to airing a second season of the show, the network went out of business, leaving Fortitude in a stateside limbo.
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After the recession, many furniture and appliance stores began closing due to the housing slump; customers who paid for their deposits with a debit card were burned when the store went out of business before they received their delivery.
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KKR (KKR) and fellow private equity firm Bain Capital are starting a $20 million fund to pay former employees of Toys R Us who were left unemployed when the toy retailer went out of business, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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KKR – KKR and fellow private equity firm Bain Capital are starting a $20 million fund to pay former employees of Toys R Us who were left unemployed when the toy retailer went out of business, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Some 1.21 million privately or individually-owned business went out of business during the first quarter of the year, a jump of almost a third compared to a year earlier, data from the State Administration for Industry & Commerce (SAIC) showed.
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When the newspaper went out of business in 1966, Ms. Goldsmith lent Mr. Felker $6,500 to acquire the name of its Sunday supplement, New York, which he transformed into New York magazine, with Ms. Goldsmith as one of the founding editors.
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But when the Lone Star went out of business in 22013, the sculpture was removed, leaving it without a permanent home until the Fort Worth Zoo acquired it in 21973 to promote a new herpetarium there, full of reptiles and amphibians.
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For the year, the 737 Max order book fell by 182 planes in 2019, with a hefty percentage of those cancellations due to the bankruptcy of Jet Airways, a low-cost carrier out of India that went out of business.
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In 2015 the Fort Brown Memorial Golf Course even went out of business after the border fence cut off the property from the rest of the US and left it sandwiched between an 18-foot iron barrier and the Rio Grande.
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Indonesia, where thousands of coal mines went out of business as prices cratered, is now confident of achieving its target of 2440 trillion rupiah ($210 billion) in non-tax revenue from mining this year, Coal and Minerals Director General Bambang Gatot told Reuters.
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Though the investigations firm, called FTM International, evidently did not thrive and eventually went out of business in 2014, Mr. Lee was later hired by Estée Lauder, the cosmetics company, and Christie's, the global auction house, which suspended him after his arrest.
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Worse, the series — a relatively gritty procedural drama starring David Hasselhoff of "Knight Rider" fame, the Playboy Playmate Erika Eleniak and Parker Stevenson, of "The Hardy Boys" — was canceled after a single season because GTG, the studio backing "Baywatch," went out of business.
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Her family, who for years lived in cramped quarters in the back of her father's grocery, was forced into even more humbling circumstances when the store went out of business and her father began peddling fruits and vegetables from a pushcart for a living.
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Underground infrastructure tends to be built on an ad-hoc basis—as telecommunications technology developed, we'd lay down a new wire—and when the company responsible for putting it there eventually merged, restructured, or went out of business, their data was buried along with the wires.
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Indonesia, where thousands of coal mines went out of business as prices cratered, is now confident of achieving its target of 123 trillion rupiah ($2.32 billion) in non-tax revenue from the coal and minerals sector this year, Coal and Minerals Director General Bambang Gatot told Reuters.
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Twitter definitely can tell the difference between an account that is truly just a garbage abandoned egg account and the active account of a person who used it until their death (or chose to abandon for another reason, like a company that went out of business).
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Finchley's went out of business in the 1970s, but remarkably the building went untouched for 50 years even as its surroundings evolved into an arcade of commerce (a souvenir shop eventually replaced its ground floor, but the rest of the structure's facade was spared from change).
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The company, whose main rival Thomas Cook went out of business in September, said that it expected earnings to return to growth for the 2020 financial year, although it warned that the 737 MAX grounding would impact it by at least 130 million euros next year.
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Trump's $916 million loss was posted years after he had begun to brag about recovering from the bankruptcies of the Trump Taj Mahal Casino and Trump Plaza hotel in Atlantic City, as well as the humbling debacle that was the Trump Shuttle, which went out of business in 21.1.
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Oh, and there's also Nate Silver's assessment that there are just 23,22 hockey fans in Vegas, a number that can certainly be quibbled with, but isn't helped by the fact that the local minor-league hockey team went out of business last year after 2500 seasons of unspectacular attendance.
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"I would say the story line would be: Toys R Us went out of business and this is what happened to all the retail workers and the store," said Luke Tinari, who is running the haunted house with his partner, Peter Rivera, for the second year in a row.
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Between 20063 and 2016, the year the American Society of News Editors quit counting, five hundred or so dailies went out of business; the rest cut news coverage, or shrank the paper's size, or stopped producing a print edition, or did all of that, and it still wasn't enough.
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Mr. Kohm, in an interview, noted that Patriot Pucks went out of business shortly after the F.T.C.'s first ruling in September, and that Sandpiper, one of the tactical gear manufacturers, was sold to a new owner last fall while the company was involved in litigation with the commission.
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Rob Hill, chief financial officer of Emerald Health Therapeutics, a licensed producer which owns part of Pure Sunfarms, predicted that it was only a matter of time before black market growers went out of business as consumers demanded the purity of government-approved pot, free of contaminants found in some street marijuana.
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Soon after they moved in, the pharmacy went out of business, she said, so they decided to leave their jobs — she as a publisher's representative in the Middle East, he as a model maker for architects — to open their own business and preserve the store's wood paneling, terrazzo floor, tin ceiling and other details.
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Prior to Scaringe, Musk's main rival was often seen as Henrik Fisker, a car designer who founded Fisker Automotive, which went out of business in 2013 (Fisker himself had resigned by then, and the automaker's decline was due to bottlenecks with its battery supplier and the unfortunate destruction of a load of cars in Hurricane Sandy).
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In his 6900 book "Free Lunch," Johnston discusses how a corporation like Cabela's received $2628 million in government subsidies to build, at the time, the largest outdoor recreational gear store in the country in Hamburg, Pa., while a local competitor who sold the same products at lower prices went out of business because of the deal.
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In February, the company unveiled a stackable feeding bottle, selling it online at Babies 'R' Us and at Buy Buy Baby stores across the US. (Babies 'R' Us went out of business a few months later as part of Toys R Us' bankruptcy) Lanternari and Kehat opened a US office in Charleston, South Carolina, earlier this month.
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I remember stories of builders who gave credit to homeowners and companies that eventually couldn't pay their bills, retailers who lost money when their largest customers went out of business and left them with unpaid receivables, and too many small businesses that signed long-term leases in office buildings and retail locations just before the Great Recession hit and then couldn't get out of them.
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