If she set the price low, to minimise her tax burden, her assets would be bought up.
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It goes on sale later this year, but expect it to be bought up by researchers rather than everyday consumers.
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U.K.-based start-up bank Monzo will not be bought up by a larger player, its chief executive told CNBC.
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A shipment of Sonatas to Mr. DiFeo's lot in St. Augustine would be bought up in a week or two.
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For Spin, it's a huge validation for a relatively smaller scooter company to be bought up by one of the biggest automakers in the world.
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"We cannot let hundreds of hectares be bought up by foreign powers without knowing what the aim of these purchases is," he said in a speech.
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Less money will go into startups, most good ideas will be bought up by the titans and, one way or another, the profits will be captured by the giants.
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And even if they do make an investment in Sprint, that still doesn't mean Sprint won't ultimately be bought up by T-Mobile, which has been eyeing it for months.
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If antitrust authorities do not adapt and emerging competitors continue to be bought up, we should not be surprised of the continued dominance of a very few companies like Facebook, Google, Amazon and Walmart.
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McConnell will need at least 50 of the 85033 GOP senators to vote to allow the bill to be bought up, assuming Vice President Pence casts the tiebreaking vote, but could face an uphill battle in winning over enough support. Sen.
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"When the rest of the world experiences a major dislocation of the size that we've seen over the past weekend, clearly the safe-haven currencies like the Swiss franc and like the Japanese yen are going to be bought up," she said.
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Ahead of the talks this week, some policymakers expressed concern that by the time the developing world has acquired the biotech equivalent of a high-speed connection, this new genetic internet will be bought up, fueling a new kind of global inequality.
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Blue Bottle is just the latest of the so-called "third wave" of coffee companies -- which roast their own beans and sell them and pricey drinks in their shops and directly to consumers -- to be bought up by a massive food and beverage company.
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Even if land continues to be farmed, Obudzinski said spiking real estate values meant it was more likely to be bought up by existing farmers than new ones looking to get into the sector, and called for a national strategy on the looming transition.
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Games can be played for either 50 cents or $1.00, and can be bought up to seven days in advance. Prizes are fixed according to the probability of winning, with the highest possible prize being $500 for a "straight-up" $1 wager.
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Ireland has a similar scheme under which the cyclist owns the bicycle; a bicycle and (if wished) safety equipment can be bought up to a value of €1,000, with tax relief meaning that the bicycle is effectively half-price (depending on the level of tax paid).
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Retrieved June 14, 2010. In the 1980s, many buildings in Tokyo were set on fire by yakuza, so the land could be bought up by developers,Coldicott, Nicholas. "Golden Gai" . Fodor's Travel Guides. Retrieved June 14, 2010. but Golden Gai survived because some of its supporters took turns to guard the area at night.
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Ediciones Rialp At Google Books. Retrieved 7 August 2013. decided to publish specific editions for Barcelona, Sevilla y Bilbao. The Bilbao edition, particularly, would become especially prominent as a Republican paper, and would shortly afterwards be bought up by its editor, Indalecio Prieto, Romero Salvadó, Francisco J. (2013) Historical Dictionary of the Spanish Civil War, p. 263.
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Both the standard monsters such as skeletons and flying demons drop coins once defeated. At the end of each level, coins can be spent at "Ye Olde Shoppe". Rohan can trade in his knives for fire, an axe, a chain or a boomerang. The same weapon can be bought up to 3 times, increasing its power with each purchase.
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However, even the least > developed states of Europe, those of the Holy Alliance, are inexorably > approaching this fate, for they will be bought up by the bourgeoisie; then > Stirner will be able to console them with the identity of private and state > property, especially his own sovereign, who is trying in vain to postpone > the hour when political power will be sold to the "burghers" who have become > "angry".
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Virgin Trains offer qualifying charities a 20% discount off the full range of Virgin Trains-only Advance Purchase fares, including first class. Virgin Trains' CharityLine is over ten years old and feedback shows that most charities now wish to book online and so thetrainline.com provide Virgin Trains with an online booking facility for charities. Tickets can be bought up to 23.59 the day before travel and collected from a FastTicket machine at the station.
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Cox stated that one of McGarrahan's attorneys was instructed to bribe Cox $20,000 for him to approve that patent. McGarrahan had applied for a patent on California agriculture land to be bought up at a low price. However, the land was actually used for gold mining purposes. Cox appealed to Grant not to have Cox appear before a District Court in regards to the McGarrahan claims and to hold a Cabinet meeting over the matter.
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While many independent sites take the form of blogs (the vast majority in fact, depending on how low down the ladder you look), the 'user-submitted' model, where readers write stories that are moderated by an editorial team, is also popular. In recent times some of the larger independent sites have begun to be bought up by larger media companies, most often Ziff Davis Media, who now own a string of independent sites. In 2013–2014, IGN and GameSpot announced significant layoffs.
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Fairymead Sugar Plantation was one of Australia's largest cane farms. Fairymead Sugar Mill closed in 2005, due to the milk sinking into the ground from the swap like soil from the previous flood. Most of the buildings were taken down as safety hazards but some of the old mill still remains. The middle of the mill is now used as a loco shed to house trains used for collecting cane Around the old mill, to be bought up to the Bingara mill which still runs today.
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In 1988, when the majority of the houses were abandoned and the city terrorized by drugs and gang warfare. Business and house began to be bought up by white residents causing racial tensions to heighten as many black residents suffered due to their inability to pay the increased tax. By 1999, the black population of Albina owned 36% fewer homes than they had a decade earlier, while the white population owned 43% more. The displacement of black citizens in Albina continued in the early 2000s.
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New York: Quill Publishing. . pp. 164-167. As a result, alternate and significantly different versions of at least ten songs from the album are known to exist. In 1991, Sony Music, by then owner of the Epic catalog, accidentally issued a sequencing of Fresh on CD featuring alternate takes of every song except "In Time", which remained unchanged. Sony allowed the alternate version to remain in stores to be bought up by fans and then later issued the standard 1973 version of the album.
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Leland Castle For the upper echelon of Manhattan, New Rochelle was the perfect location for a summer home in the mid-1800s. Large tracts of farmland on prime waterfront property could be bought up easily and inexpensively. Davenport Neck was a desirable spot for many large summer homes and estates. The Davenport family, for whom the important promontory is named, commissioned one of the country's leading architects, Alexander Jackson Davis, to design Overlook above Echo Bay, and the larger Gothic villa Sans Souci in the middle of the Neck.
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Most pubs were owned by breweries, and only allowed to offer the owning brewery's beers ("the tie"). CAMRA also campaigned against the tendency of smaller brewers to be bought up by larger ones, against short measures, for the preservation of historically significant pubs, and for increased choice and longer opening hours for pubs. CAMRA also produced a Good Beer Guide and campaigned for the preservation of mild ale, which was now seen as an endangered style. British drinkers became more interested in imported beers during the 1970s and 1980s, partly as a result of increased foreign travel, and partly because of promotion of the subject by beer writers such as Michael Jackson, with his 1977 The World Guide to Beer.
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Kurt Richard Großmann was born in Berlin-Charlottenburg, the second child of the businessman Hermann Grossmann and his wife Rahel (born Rahel Freundlich). Both parents were originally from East Prussia and had, like thousands of others during the closing decades of the nineteenth century, moved from the economically depressed countryside to the rapidly expanding German capital in pursuit of better financial security. Fifteen years older than his wife, and 48 by the time his son was born, Hermann Großmann died following a heart attack in 1909, leaving Kurt and his elder sister Margaret to be bought up by their mother as a single parent. Margaret later recalled that as a boy Kurt Großmann became an enthusiastic junior member of the city's Animal Welfare Association.
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While Hilda was excited about this, Betty believed that it might have come from Daniel, who had offered earlier to help pay for the home, but Daniel said it wasn't him who sent the money. Also that same day, it looks like that visit to the restaurant would be bought up by the committee chairman after he shows off a picture of Daniel and Wilhelmina at the restaurant, even as the two tried to explain what happened. However the committee rejected their request. Back at MODE, Daniel tells Wilhelmina and Claire about another idea that would keep the company afloat by selling his assets and stocks, a move spurred on by Wilhelmina and Claire, who also opted to spin off their belongings.
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White Pass and Yukon Route Steam Locomotive 73 Newfoundland Railway stamp Although most railways of central and eastern Canada were initially built to a broad gauge, there were several, especially in Atlantic Canada and Ontario, which were built as individual narrow-gauge lines. These were generally less expensive to build, but were more vulnerable to frost heaving because vertical displacement of one rail caused greater angular deflection of the narrower two-rail running surface. Most of the longer examples were regauged starting in the 1880s as the railway network began to be bought up by larger companies. The largest systems in the country were the lines such as: the Newfoundland Railway and others on the island of Newfoundland (); Ontario's Toronto and Nipissing Railway and Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway (); the Prince Edward Island Railway (); and the New Brunswick Railway () in the Saint John River valley of New Brunswick.
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