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"Business failure in this country should not be taboo," she said.

Money was lost due to a genuine and sad business failure.

It would crater investment, lead to business failure, skyrocketing unemployment and civil unrest.

India's financial watchdog sees this business failure as a case of international money laundering.

It is the third business failure for Monarch's secretive private-equity owners, Greybull Capital.

"A business failure isn't just an economic problem, it's also a human problem," Sato said.

Acer India's mobile business failure in India however had many other reasons, too, according to analysts.

Swiber became Singapore's biggest business failure from the oil price slump after filing for liquidation last week.

However, it said it didn't criminalize every case of salary non-payment, especially those borne out of business failure.

A long-overdue bankruptcy law theoretically reduced the time to settle a business failure from around four years to nine months.

That Trump, as a new Clinton campaign ad alleges, "is a business failure who has gotten rich at your expense"D.

But in the tight-margin restaurant industry, any hit to profits could lead to a business failure, leaving you with less choice.

This creates enormous financial stress and anxiety that sets up a scenario in which a business failure also creates personal financial ruin.

So, to sum it up: Tipsy Girl was not only a total business failure, but it caused a massive fight with her friend.

One was a fascination with entrepreneurs, expressed most famously in Joseph Schumpeter's 1942 account of the "creative destruction" of business failure and creation.

This may not seem all that shocking after nearly two years of Trump's presidency and an entire career of business failure and bluster before that.

And that's the enticing paradox of this late, great plane: It could be both an engineering masterpiece and a business failure at the same time.

Truman's business failure was a comparatively brief episode in a life that was mainly political, but it nevetheless offers revealing insights into his character and leadership.

He has a great story of both business failure and business success, and has proved himself as the mayor of Denver and the governor of Colorado.

Monday's discussions with the "private sector partners" ranged from the need for capital to creating an entrepreneurial culture in Asia that is prepared to tolerate business failure.

Looking at the year ahead, Grant predicted, "weakened consumption, especially for cars, and the manifestation of business failure that was masked or shrouded by these ultra-low rates."

Mr. Rambo's blog went silent for a long stretch, but in 2016 he used it to promote a new idea: to turn business failure into a kind of success.

The program could still create benefits by increasing income, or reducing the risk of business failure, so additional research focused on looking for impacts on those metrics is needed.

Some economists believe that this inability for employers to adjust to a downturn by lowering wages causes high rates of business failure and the unemployment rate to leap several percentage points.

On a literal level, Mr. Trump's prime-time infomercial was a rebuttal to, and a taunt at, Mitt Romney, who, in a broadside last Thursday, had painted him as a business failure.

Montgomery said there were competing narratives, fraud versus business failure, and that no reasonable jury would be able to reach a safe conclusion that there had been a deliberate intent to defraud.

On the surface, the reasons for business failure are the same: poor due diligence on a business idea, lack of cash or access to capital, not knowing your market well enough, etc.

Warren also discussed what she said was one of the key principles of federal bankruptcy law: that it forced private companies, not taxpayers, to deal with the losses in a business failure.

Mr. Craco also figured prominently in the 1970s as a lawyer for the lien holders in the Penn Central Transportation Company's protracted bankruptcy reorganization, the largest business failure in American history at the time.

"It should have been done a long time back," said Thisera, popularly known as the "Mangrove Master", surveying large craters left by shrimp farms dotting the Puttalam lagoon now abandoned due to disease or business failure.

"The consequences of material business failure as a result of a no-deal exit, combined with changes to everyday life and potential border frictions, could well have a profound and long-lasting impact on society," said Stirling.

But a man whose entire claim to renown and to office rests on a reputation for business prowess will be tempted to do anything he can to prevent actual business failure, and beholdenness to foreign oligarchs, from becoming public.

Unpromising as this material might seem, Bearman uses it to suggest an endearing side of Shakespeare: the social striver, working frantically not to achieve recognition for his contributions to English theater but rather to elevate his family from a lowly position (in part a result of his father's business failure in the 1580s) to that of a gentleman, capable of living comfortably off income from investments.

Jewish business failure held huge weight in bringing shame and disgrace to the Jewish name.

Crutzen, Nathalie, and Didier Van Caillie. "The business failure process: towards an integrative model of the literature." (2007).

Usually used to recognize possible business failure and forecasting unstable factors. Generally, there are two type of ratios comparisons, trend analysis & industry comparisons.

The son of a dairy farmer and hotel owner, Brown was born in Toowoomba, Queensland. Aged three, business failure hit the family, and they moved to Marrickville in inner Sydney.Cashman, p. 67.Robinson, p. 197.

New York Times Stories on CDA After Levy retired in 1991, CDA continued to profit and expand. In 1991 CDA bought Wiesenberger Financial Services.The Washington Post "Small-Business Failure Rate Surges in Maryland, Delaware." November 11, 1991.

Peter Chippindale, Chris Horrie. Disaster: The Rise And Fall of News On Sunday - Anatomy of a Business Failure. 1988 In time, they came to describe their politics as "libertarian Marxist". In 1978 they joined the Socialist Unity electoral coalition, led by the Trotskyist International Marxist Group.

The first issue was released in the Fall of 1984. The Whole Earth Software Catalog was a business failure, however, and was only published twice, with only three of The Whole Earth Software Review supplements published .Fred Turner. From Counterculture to Cyberculture, (Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2006): 130.

The credit union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members’ savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.Credit Union Guide Financial Services Compensation Scheme (retrieved 2 April 2015).

They also exhibited in Liverpool, London, Vienna and Dresden in the early 1900s. Following closure of the School in 1905, and the loss of the MacNair family wealth through business failure, the couple returned to Glasgow in 1909. MacNair's career went into decline from this period, and no works of his are known beyond 1911.

The main coffee house, where food was served, was on the ground floor. Tables, mostly communal, were at the back of the building. At the front a few armchairs were provided. The business failure of the venture was largely attributable to its firm policy of allowing patrons to occupy tables indefinitely without ordering anything.

In developing countries such as the Dominican Republic, female entrepreneurs are statistically more prone to failure in business. In the event of a business failure women often return to their domestic lifestyle despite the absence of income. On the other hand, men tend to search for other employment as the household is not a priority.

The marriage ended in divorce after Marlowe and the children were sent back to vacation with her parents in Iowa. Unknown to Marlowe, Fox was having a second business failure due to his gambling and a recurring bout of pleurisy resulting in another nervous breakdown. Her second husband, James O'Keefe, worked for the FBI. O'Keefe adopted her children.

Its stockholders were wiped out, and its bondholders - Hill himself was the largest of these - ultimately received 70 cents on the dollar. The Deep Water Coal and Iron Company in Alabama was another business failure. At the end of his life the shares in this last enterprise were worthless, due in part to the Great Depression.; p.

Her regular work with the Repository helped establish her as a reliable and popular freelance writer. In Martineau's Autobiography, she reflects on her success as a writer and her father's business failure, which she describes as "one of the best things that ever happened to us". She described how she could then "truly live instead of vegetate".Martineau, Harriet.

Alice's father became a partner in a wholesale grocery business in Fort Wayne, but the partnership dissolved in 1885 and he withdrew from public life. Although the business failure caused a financial loss for the family, Alice's outspoken mother, Gertrude, remained socially active in the Fort Wayne community.Sicherman, Alice Hamilton, A Life in Letters, p. 18.

It states that Beverley herself suffered business failure, but gained success with what were known as her "Dramatic Metamorphoses", consisting mainly of verse recitals. Elsewhere she describes herself as a teacher of elocution to "the Pulpit, Bar, Stage, and Drawing Room", but also as "that Odd Little Woman". Some of her material is repeated in different pamphlets.

In fact, her husband Robert had lost his job at the international business financing, because that company had business failure. She is team leader of the social assistance office Biel and responsible for the rising number of people. From now on, mother of Julia comes to the last phase of life. Her children make what they want.

Bob Wian entered Glendale High School as the Great Depression started in 1929. When his father's furniture business went bankrupt, Wian washed dishes in the school cafeteria to pay for lunch. Not being a committed student – he never took homework home – classmates voted Wian most unlikely to succeed. However, his father's business failure and classmates' doubts would lead Wian to success.

His father's business failure and death in 1904 forced him to return to his hometown as head of the family., Memorial hall in Iwaki, Fukushima. The family had earlier arranged a marriage for Eikichi to the daughter of a wealthy financier from Tochigi Prefecture as a way to salvage the languishing family fortune. Eikichi's married , p.159 in 1904, when both were 23.

He became interested in rubber and rubber products. In the same year of his previous business failure he started to manufacture rubber footwear. Charles Goodyear offered Candee a license to use the rubber vulcanization process he had just discovered. Henry and Lucius Hotchkiss of New Haven put up the money to put Candee into the manufacture of rubber footwear at Hamden, Connecticut.

The new newspapers subsidised The Irish Press when its circulation sagged. Its adoption of a tabloid format did not rescue its declining circulation. Formerly one of the main daily newspapers in Ireland, its business failure left the ground clear for its old rivals, The Irish Times and the Irish Independent, to dominate the daily market for some years until other competitors were introduced.

The advantage of establishing a company as a separate legal person was mainly administrative, as a unified entity under which the rights and duties of all investors and managers could be channeled. The most important development came through the Limited Liability Act 1855, which allowed investors to limit their liability in the event of business failure to the amount they invested in the company.

Her father, Christo Buchvarov was a builder who succumbed at a relatively young age to severe Parkinson's disease, brought on according to family tradition by business failure caused by his partner's embezzlement, which left him a partial invalid. Zhetchka, her mother, kept the family by selling flower pots and cultivating vegetables. Maslaraova showed and early aptitude for drawing. This was encouraged by her teachers and her mother.

By 1980, Barnett and Brown had split, a casualty of the early 1980s recession. Speaking in 1983 about the business failure, Barnett said: "Even the New York orders were unreal. But we did not have the finance to produce the orders. We tried everywhere, but that was the start of the recession, that was when it was really starting to bite on the fashion industry".

President John Adams issued a patent for the land to Dohrman, or his legal representatives, on February 27, 1801. Dohrman lived in New York City for many years, engaging in business. Various misfortunes lead to him having to mortgage his land to his creditors, preventing him from subdividing and selling at a profit. After his business failure, he moved to Steubenville, Ohio to be nearer his land.

The accuracy of prediction of business failure is a very crucial issue in financial decision-making. Therefore, different ensemble classifiers are proposed to predict financial crises and financial distress. Also, in the trade-based manipulation problem, where traders attempt to manipulate stock prices by buying and selling activities, ensemble classifiers are required to analyze the changes in the stock market data and detect suspicious symptom of stock price manipulation.

In 2003–04 FA Cup they knocked out both Brentford and Crewe Alexandra before losing to eventual finalists Millwall. They also reached the semi-finals of the FA Trophy, but lost on penalties to Canvey Island. They folded at the end of the season, due to the business failure of owner Andy Shaw in March, but the name was resurrected shortly afterwards by the creation of A.F.C. Telford United.

Due to the recession that followed the War of 1812 and his resulting business failure his life was changed by 1819. He turned to politics and served as a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1819. He married Josephine McDermott in 1820. He also served in row offices in Huntingdon County and then as a member of the Pennsylvania Senate for the 8th district from 1835 to 1838.

He lost his seat in 1849 but went on to publish a work entitled The Decimal System in Numbers, Coins and Accounts in 1854. The trade depression of the late 1840s caused the failure of his venture in south Wales in 1848 and wiped out his capital, forcing Bowring into paid employment. His business failure led directly to his acceptance of Palmerston's offer of the consulship at Canton.

OECD asserted that public spending is vital in reducing the wealth gap. Lane Kenworthy advocates incremental reforms in the direction of the Nordic social democratic model, claiming that this would increase economic security and opportunity. See also: Welfare may encourage the poor not to seek remunerative work and encourage dependency on the state. Conversely, eliminating social safety nets can discourage entrepreneurs by exacerbating the consequences of business failure from a temporary setback to financial ruin.

However, as more members of the group defected to the Labour Party, the journal ceased to appear in 1982, and the group was wound up in about 1984. Ex-members of the group were involved in the launch of the mass-market tabloid newspaper the News on Sunday in 1987, which folded the same year.Peter Chippindale, Chris Horrie. Disaster: The Rise And Fall of News On Sunday - Anatomy of a Business Failure.

Campbell, Richard, "A Legend of Jazz World, Lonnie Johnson Dies". Toronto Star. June 17, 1970. p. 50. Two weeks later, his shows at a different club attracted a larger audience, and Johnson, encouraged by Toronto's relative racial harmony, decided to move to the city. He opened his club, Home of the Blues, on Toronto's Yorkville Avenue in 1966, but it was a business failure, and Johnson was fired by the man who became owner.

Time and place: Vienna and environs, beginning of the 19th century In short: Lisi falls in love with Aloisius, but they have no future for the lack of money. Peperl lends them money to open an inn, but the jealous Plunderer schemes to the couple's business failure. Princess Marie visits the inn incognito and falls in love with Peperl, a musician. The Princess gets found out, but her patronage turns the inn's fortune.

The most important development, was the Limited Liability Act 1855, which allowed investors to limit their liability in the event of business failure to the amount they invested in the company. These two features – a simple registration procedure and limited liability – were subsequently codified in the first modern company law Act, the Joint Stock Companies Act 1856. A series of Companies Acts up to the present Companies Act 2006 have essentially retained the same fundamental features.

A. Leavitt & Co. found itself holding a large volume of commercial paper that was not honored in the marketplace. Following the resolution of the credit matter, most of the business that Leavitt and his father had built was wiped out. Leavitt's father-in-law Cooley took over the auction business, and the profitable book company was sold to meet the demands of creditors of Leavitt's auction house. In the wake of the business failure, the partners dispersed.

When the United States entered World War I in 1917, Kerr was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army. He never saw combat, but he used his active involvement in the Oklahoma National Guard and the American Legion to forward his business and political careers. He then returned to study law under an Ada judge. Kerr passed the bar exam in 1922, but a business failure the previous year had left him deeply in debt.

Coupled with the previous loss of two ships in the Baltic and another to fire in the Thames, London it led to business failure, after which three more vessels were sold at a pittance. Pearson was declared bankrupt in 1864 with £646,000 of debts and liabilities. He had resigned as Mayor of Hull and as Commandant of the Hull Volunteer Artillery in October 1862. Before his financial crash Zachariah Pearson had been hailed as one of Hull's great philanthropists.

Mann, 2002, p. 201 Meanwhile, continued war in Europe constricted credit, exposing the precariousness of the North American Land Company scheme and others like it. Rampant business failure plagued Eastern port cities by late 1796, and land speculators less preeminent than Morris soon found themselves in debtors’ prison. Among these was James Wilson, whose confinement, combined with rumors of Morris’s imprisonment, caused panic. Morris and Nicholson’s notes, by now totaling $10,000,000, began trading at just one-eighth their value.

Once the first co-operatives began, the Extension Department organized a six-week program at the university with courses in co-operative business, book-keeping, mathematics, economics, public speaking, and citizenship. The program was taught by successful co-operative leaders from around the province. The goal was to reduce the risks of business failure, and to invigorate the momentum in each community with fresh ideas. The program was taken to the villages by Coady and A.B. MacDonald.

After Jimmy Tubbs was fired for NCAA violations, the athletics department at Southern Methodist University began a search for Tubbs' replacement. The committee chose Doherty because of his recruiting abilities and his concern for his student athletes. Doherty was named head men's basketball coach at SMU on April 24, 2006. While at SMU, Doherty held a lecture on his time as North Carolina's coach at the Cox School of Business, as a case study in business failure.

Retail Credit Union Limited, trading as retailCURe, is a savings and loans co-operative launched in 2017. In 2013, retailTRUST identified mounting concerns among retailers about the number of employees reporting financial difficulties, prompting the establishment of a credit union for retail. It is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members’ savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

When Benni was murdered, Arndís also pointed the police to Fatíma's brothers. The three men who threatened Sunna were indeed Arndís's brothers: when she heard they had come to Iceland, Arndís fled. The novel ends without neat resolutions. Arndís collects Hera from school and flees the country; Sunna realises she is pregnant, and looks forward to motherhood; she is glad to have established a relationship with Helgi; she puts her relationship with Arndís behind her; and she must steer the family through Axel's latest business failure.

Thomas was born in Rochester, New York on June 18, 1848, where he was educated in the city's schools until 1862, when his father's business failure obliged him to seek employment."Thomas, John Rochester" at The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography, Volume IX (1899). New York: James T. White and Company, p. 329 He decided to become an architect and entered the office of Merwin Austin of Rochester, subsequently pursuing a university course under the direction of Dr. Martin Brewer Anderson, president of the University of Rochester.

Nevertheless, the circuitry, known as "neuron", failed to work in practice. The Orion was ultimately a huge business failure. While this was going on, the Canadian engineers returned to Ferranti Canada and proposed making a similar but somewhat smaller machine using the transistor logic developed for ReserVec. A key feature of the Orion was what was then known as "multiprogramming", the ability to run multiple programs at once, rapidly switching between them to make it appear as if they were all running at the same time.

At the end of 1908, Harrison accepted an offer from Alfred Mond to assume the editorship of the newly acquired literary magazine The English Review. Recently started by the author Ford Madox Huffner (later Ford), it had proved critically successful but a business failure. Though his practices irritated some, Harrison soon boosted circulation, which had been at only 1,000 when he assumed the editorship, to 18,000 by 1911. Such was his success that he bought out Mond in 1915, assuming ownership while continuing to serve as editor.

In the early 1900s they also exhibited in Liverpool, London, Paris, Venice, Vienna and Dresden. The closure of the School in 1905, and the loss of the MacNair family wealth through a business failure, led to a slow decline in their careers, and they returned to Glasgow in 1909. In the years that followed, Frances painted a series of symbolist watercolours addressing the choices facing women, such as marriage and motherhood. Frances and Herbert had a son, Sylvan, born in June 1900 and who later emigrated to Rhodesia.

A provisional court date of 6 November 2007 has been announced. The Directors of First Solution Branches have been working behind the scenes since the start of this fiasco to try and come up with a Rescue Plan to revive First Solution Money Transfer Ltd. The Rescue Deal would mean that the creditors are get their money back and also First Solution Money Transfer Ltd does not go into the history book as a major Bangladeshi business failure in the UK. The plan is currently awaiting approval from the Treasury and the High Courts.

The household is unable to remedy the situation by recourse to (financial and non-financial) assets and other financial sources such as credit. Lastly, all contracted financial commitments are included, among them mortgage and consumer credit commitments, utility and telephone bills as well as rent payments (recurring expenses).European Commission 2008 Towards a common operational European definition of over-indebtedness Causes of over-indebtedness can be diverse. A 'risky life event' (for example, unemployment, relationship break-up, leaving the parental home, business failure, illness or unexpected home repairs.

However, Aleksander Feklisov also claimed that Julius Rosenberg supplied him with a whole proximity fuze, which would corroborate at least this part of Greenglass' testimony. During the trial, Bloch claimed Greenglass wanted revenge for the machine shop business failure. Bloch attempted to discredit Greenglass' character and testimony. At Greenglass' sentencing hearing, his attorney O. John Rogge repeatedly told the court his client deserved "a pat on the back" for his testimony and argued that a light sentence, no more than five years, would encourage others to follow his example.

Instead, they distribute any trading surplus to members in the form of an annual dividend calculated on average savings or as a rebate of loan interest paid. Leeds City Credit Union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.Credit Union Guide Financial Services Compensation Scheme (retrieved 2 April 2015) As a current account provider, the credit union also subscribes to the Banking Code.

Depending on reserves, shares are eligible for an annual dividend. Life savings and loan protection insurance is also offered at no cost to members.Membership Benefits – 10 Reasons to Join The Co-operative Credit Union (retrieved 6 February 2015) Registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts, The Co-operative Family Credit Union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Kwan Yeuk-nam (Liza Wang) is a legendary woman. After her husband committed suicide due to a business failure, she single-handedly raised her three sons to adulthood, also establishing her own business empire, Sun Hon Lik, in the process. Now ready to retire, she is prepared to pass down her empire to her three sons. Eldest son Cho Chi-wang (Kenny Wong) is quietly pursuing Nam's adoptive daughter, Hau Yee (Tong Fei), but Yee is truly in love with Wang's younger brother, Cho Chi- yuen (Hawick Lau).

In 1877, he stopped lecturing, withdrew to a monastery on Kahlenberg, and became a hermit. Joseph Petzval's grave Petzval died in Vienna in 1891, nearly forgotten, embittered, and destitute. His grave is in the Viennese central cemetery. His bitterness at the end of his life can probably be traced, on the one hand, to his continuing controversy with Voigtländer, the loss of his manuscripts, and his business failure; and on the other hand, to the fact that he was never really acknowledged for his lifelong work in the field of optics.

When he was seriously contemplating his future career in his youth, his father's business failure made his family finances difficult and he applied to Gyeongseong Medical School because of its government-supported tuition. At this time, he swore to be a doctor for poor patients if it was God's will that he become a doctor. He graduated from the medical school at the top of his class. After graduation, he entered Gyeongseong Medical School as an assistant to study further under Professor Paik Inje, the Korean surgical authority.

Jun was born in Seongbuk District, Seoul but grown up and educated in Uijeongbu after her father's business failure. According to her, she was an introvert and liked to think about something during this time. She earned a Bachelor's Degree in Public Administration from Ewha Womans University. She served as the policy director of Citizens United for Better Society from 2006 to 2012, policy team leader of Korea Economic Research Institute from 2012 to 2014, and the secretary-general of Centre for Free Economics (then Centre for Free Enterprise) from 2014 to 2016.

Educational and research institutions, in particular universities can foster innovation as knowledge creation and diffusion centers, providing companies with valuable background expertise and skilled workers, and being a source of entrepreneurial activities and entrepreneurs that these activities generate.Breschi S. and Malerba F., "The Geography of Innovation and Economic Clustering: Some Introductory Notes", Oxford University Press, Industrial and Corporate Change Volume 10, Number 4, 2001, pp. 817-833. Universities reinforce an entrepreneurial culture by fostering creativity, experimentation, risk and acceptance of business failure. At Silicon Valley both local universities, Stanford and Berkeley, played a key role.

Karim's father, Karim Ullah, left school with no qualifications but went on to work in media sales and later to set up his own Asian business publication in 2007. Her father's business suffered due to the credit crunch, and in 2010, it was forced to close. Consequently, Karim had to be taken out of boarding school and had to stop taking singing lessons. The business failure also meant that the family, who were by then renting a home in Bishops Stortford, became homeless and spent three months in a homeless hostel in Spellbrook.

In what is by far the largest business failure in the group history, the collapse of the TTR division in 2009, resulted in the transfer of all warehousing facilities to FilmTack's window films division. In 2010, the group celebrated its 30th Anniversary and Chairman Poon T K expressed concern about rising raw-material prices and uncertain global demand in the trade. Company began to embark on the largest facility upgrading program in history in bid to improve efficiency. By July 2, 2011, FilmTack completed the US$1.6 million expansion which doubled slitting and rewinding facilities and increased warehousing space to over 23,000sqft.

Laid off multiple times for business failure resulting from US embargoes against British imports, Neal traveled through Maine as an itinerant penmanship instructor, watercolor instructor, and miniature portrait artist. At seventeen years-old in 1811, he answered an ad for employment with a dry goods shop in Boston and moved to the larger city. In Boston he once again achieved successful self- employment, this time exploiting supply chain constrictions caused by the War of 1812 to make quick profits smuggling goods between Boston and Baltimore, eventually establishing a business partnership with poet/lawyer John Pierpont and Pierpont’s brother in-law.

Born Emily May Finney in Kensington,"Emily May Finney", FreeBMD, England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: General Register Office, England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes, London, England London, to a coal merchant father, Fortescue was educated as a lady, but following her father's business failure she became an actress to support her mother and sister,"Miss Fortescue's Broken Heart; Trial of the Actress's Suit Against Lord Garmoyle Begun", The New York Times, 21 November 1884, p. 1, accessed 29 October 2009 who became an actress under the name Helen Ferrers.

Werrington Centre shops include Tesco, Age Concern and other small shops. These shops have undergone change since 2004 as a result of bigger companies buying out the locally owned shops. The video rental shop changed to a tanning salon but due to business failure has become a Domino's Pizza take-away, the hardware store 'Ostlers' has been replaced by a chemist. Other small stores are a family-run fish and chip shop (which sells Gluten Free fish and chips on the first Monday of each month), dry cleaners, hair salon and barber's and a betting shop.

RMT Credit Union Limited is a savings and loans co- operative established by the trade union for its members in 2004.RMT Credit Union National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (retrieved 21 February 2015) It is a member of UKCreditUnions Limited, a national trade association representing smaller credit unions, steering groups and support organisations. The credit union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Lazarus's success had been extraordinary, but the luck that had followed him could not prevent the business failure that followed the rise of protective tariffs in the United States when war broke out there in 1861. Financially overextended, Lazarus moved to New York in 1866, where his fortunes plummeted further. Lazarus's ninth child, Henry Sr. (1856–1946), saw his mission as restoring the family to its rightful position. As Wilson's ambassador to the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) during the crucial years before and during World War I, he supported the Jews in Palestine and heroically rescued Armenians persecuted by the Turks.

While its business failure has been attributed to the infancy of business GUI software at the time, as well as an ill-conceived marketing plan that placed it head to head with the popular spreadsheet 1-2-3, enterprise-wide financial models converted into Javelin models at times strained the PC resources of the day. Despite this, it remained a standard for financial modeling and econometrics for several years after it was discontinued by Oracle. For example, the World Bank modeled the world's economies in Javelin and distributed them in Javelin format for a number of years.

Early in the novel Lucia's former conman partner, Philip Sanger, had speculated that Piet, dispensing with his past anger at his business failure and at his unfaithful girlfriend, was now driven by 'a new kind of anger', anger against Lucia's enemies. Towards the end of the book Sanger revises his opinion. He now thinks that what drives Piet isn't new but as old as the hills: he has discovered his vocation as a crook. Following his suicide attempt, instead of prescribing pills and electro-shock treatment, his psychiatrists should just have told him to go rob a bank.

With the JSA dispersed and only the Atom to guard Halstead, the Psycho- Pirate began a campaign to demoralize the publisher with constant news of despair: business failure, divorce, foreclosure—a series of lies designed to crush the spirit of his employer. To remove the Atom, he convinced the hero that the JSA had been captured and sent the Mighty Mite to rescue them. The Atom discovered the ruse and defeated the criminal's henchmen disguised as JSAers. In doing so, the Atom discovered the true identity of the Psycho- Pirate, who shot him to preserve his secrecy.

The Amoskeag Company is or was a privately owned American holding and operating company. It was calved off from the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company (AMC) of New Hampshire in 1925, which went bankrupt a decade later. Through its subsidiary the Pillowtex Corporation it was the last owner of the Fieldcrest Mills in North Carolina. When the profits of AMC started going down in the mid-1920s, the Amoskeag company was created as a shelter in order to transfer all of the profits from the manufacturing company's booming years clear both of that firm's operational needs and possible business failure.

An agglomeration of firms becomes an ecosystem when a set of recognized formal and informal rules and norms is in place. The former are subordinate to the latter as they tend to mirror values and codes of conduct which informally govern the interactions amongst the actors of the system.Turró A., Urbano D. and Peris-Ortiz M., "Culture and innovation: The moderating effect of cultural values on corporate entrepreneurship", Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Volume 88, October 2014, pp. 360–369 Crucial for the establishment and prosperity of entrepreneurial activities is a culture that promotes venture, risk and accepts business failure.

His first job was at B. Dalton bookstore in the White Flint Mall. At 17, Snyder experienced his first business failure when he partnered with his father to sell bus-trip packages to Washington Capitals fans to see their hockey team play in Philadelphia. By age 20, he had dropped out of the University of Maryland, College ParkDan Patrick:Outtakes with Daniel Snyder and was running his own business, leasing jets to fly college students to spring break in Fort Lauderdale and the Caribbean. Snyder claims to have cleared US$1 million running the business out of his parents' bedroom with a friend and several telephone lines.

It has subsequently become known that the best book of Northern Rock's mortgage business, comprising mortgages worth £47 billion – some 40% of the company's assets – had been transferred to a Channel Islands based company called Granite, together with an ongoing obligation to continue to supply business. Failure to maintain the arrangement could cost a reported £5 billion. As is common practice in bank securitisations, Granite was set up as a charitable trust with any residue on winding-up to benefit a small charity, Down's Syndrome North East. Despite having assets worth an estimated £45 billion, Granite has never made a donation to the charity, because it remains in business.

He supported the working man and the subdivision of big estates, opposed the confiscation of Māori land and was later recognised as a founding Liberal, the party that Harold supported and was a "fixer" for. Yska calls their life an extended chronicle of rootlessness, business failure and almost ceaseless family tragedy and Harold called his father a rolling stone by instinct. Arthur also served on the council of Marlborough Province and is best-remembered for a 10-hour speech to that body when an attempt was made to relocate the capital from Picton to Blenheim. In 1866 he attempted to sue the Speaker of the House, David Monro.

By 1989, Wentworth Woodhouse was in a poor state of repair. With the polytechnic no longer a tenant, and with the family no longer requiring the house, the family trustees decided to sell it and the surrounding it, but retained the Wentworth Estate's of land. The house was bought by locally born businessman Wensley Grosvenor Haydon-Baillie, who started a programme of restoration, but a business failure saw it repossessed by a Swiss bank and put back on the market in 1998.Bailey 2007:451. Clifford Newbold (July 1926 – April 2015),Rotherham Advertiser, 6 May 2015 an architect from Highgate, bought it for something over £1.5 million.

During the dot-com boom of the late 1990s, Lai started an Internet-based grocery retailer that offered home delivery services, adMart. The business expanded its product scope beyond groceries to include electronics and office supplies, but was shut down after losing between $100 and $150 million. Lai attributed this business failure to overconfidence and a lack of viable business strategy. In 2011, Next Media reportedly sold 70 per cent stake of Next Media's subsidiary Colored World Holdings (CWH, incorporated in the British Virgin Islands) to Sum Tat Ventures (STV, incorporated in the British Virgin Islands), a private company 100 per cent owned by Jimmy Lai.

In March 2012, the Mr Bean group announced that it will open twelve stores across the region by the end of the year, to add to its five outlets in Tokyo, Seoul, Malaysia and Shanghai., Melissa Tan, March 28, 2012, "Mr Bean to open more stores overseas", Retrieved April 6, 2012 With the regional expansion underway, Mr Bean hopes to double the number of overseas stores to 34 by 2013 and eventually expand to other markets such as the United States. However, due to franchising issues in China, and poor sales and business failure in Malaysia, Mr Bean closes all its franchise store in Malaysia and China.

Cherwell Community Bank Northamptonshire Credit Union (retrieved 26 July 2015) The Changemaker Credit Union is a joint initiative between the credit union and University of Northampton, providing financial services to students and members of staff.Changemaker Credit Union The University of Northampton (retrieved 7 March 2015) A member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited,Credit unions in membership of ABCUL Association of British Credit Unions (retrieved 1 November 2014) registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts, Commsave Credit Union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

The members of a credit union are required to share a common bond. In the case of Lincolnshire Credit Union, membership is restricted to people living or working in the county of Lincolnshire in the East Midlands.Apply to join Lincolnshire Credit Union (retrieved 25 October 2015) A member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited,Credit unions in membership of ABCUL Association of British Credit Unions (retrieved 1 November 2014) registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts, The Lincolnshire Credit Union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

However, the businesses were not a success and they were declared bankrupt in 1885.Bankrupts from The London Gazette – The Edinburgh Gazette 20 March 1885 After this business failure Hedley was apprenticed to the well- known scene-painter Walter Brookes Spong of Sadler's Wells Theatre, and in the late 1880s became an important part of London's West End circle of artists, working at the Globe Theatre and Drury Lane, and with notable figures such as Tennyson, Millais, Lord Leighton, and Lily Langtry. In 1889 he worked as a scene painter in Melbourne, Australia and exhibited at the Victorian Artists' Society there.Hedley Churchward on the National Library of Australia website From 1890 to 1891 he was working elsewhere in Australia.

Thorne Credit Union Limited is a savings and loans co- operative established by the trade union for its members in 1998. Trading as TCU Money, it began life as GMB Lancashire Region Credit Union and was rolled out nationwide in 2000.About TCU Money Thorne Credit Union (retrieved 21 February 2015) TCU is named after Will Thorne, founder of NUGW forerunner, the National Union of Gas Workers and General Labourers and one of the first Labour Members of Parliament. The credit union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members’ savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

The EV1 was seen as both a technological milestone and a business failure The conventional business view of the EV1 as a failure is inherently controversial. If it is viewed as an attempt to produce a viable EV product, then it was a success, although certainly from GM's perspective the vehicle was not a commercial success, since the high profit margins typically seen with internal combustion engine vehicles remained elusive. However, if one considers the vehicle as a technological showpiece—a production electric car that actually could replace a gasoline powered vehicle—then the program's outcome is less definitive. The EV1 was produced for the consumer market, and many lessees found driving an EV1 to be a favorable experience.

On 19 June 2013, the Hop Chung Tourist Car Company – a long-time transport contractor of ATV – filed a lawsuit asking the High Court to wind up ATV over unpaid bills totalling HK$900,000. ATV executive director James Shing denied the station was experiencing financial problems. In 2014, the court ruled in Tsai's favour that Wang Zheng was responsible for ATV's business failure, and appointed Deloitte to seek a white knight to take over Wong Ben-koon's controlling shares. ATV had also failed to pay wages to its employees; at the end of December 2014, the company said it would shortly pay half the back wages of its staff for the month of September.

Hornsey (FIA) Co-operative Credit Union was authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA.Notice of Cancellation pursuant to section 16 of the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965 and section 2 (4) of the Credit Unions Act 1979 London Gazette, No. 48550 (p. 3507), 11 March 1981 Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members’ savings were protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.Your savings are protected – FSCS congratulates members celebrating 50 years of UK credit union movement Financial Services Compensation Scheme, Media Information, 22 February 2014 In 2012, with its dedicated volunteers and directors getting older, the board approached London Capital Credit Union with a view to merger.

Amongst many of its comments, most significantly DCA criticized that Uniforum's application submitted as co- applicant with AU has given the rights of the database and Intellectual property to the AU in a separate contract as such policy is against ICANNs new gTLD requirements, despite the AUC not even being alegal applicant, just to get public support from African governments. Additionally DCA noted that uniforum provided an Understated Registry COI Amount and therefore UniForum does not pass the Financial Evaluation Criteria for the COI, if the actual COI amount provided by UniForum has been deliberately understated and that the amount is grossly insufficient to cater for the necessary user and registrant protection from possible risks of .AFRICA registry failure (or business failure of UniForum ZA Central Registry).

The state of Florida issued his family a death certificate in 2013. McDaniel had been living at his parents' beach house on the Emerald Coast during what they called a "sabbatical" in the wake of a divorce, a business failure, and the death of his younger brother two years earlier. An avid diver since his teens, he had been a regular at the spring, where he had apparently been covertly exploring the cave despite lacking the required certification. Lengthy searches have only located some anomalously placed and filled decompression tanks; many of the divers who took part in those searches believe that if McDaniel is indeed dead, his body is not in the cave as he was too large to enter its narrower passages.

At the household level, debts can also have detrimental effects — particularly when households make spending decisions assuming income will increase, or remain stable, in years to come. When households take on credit based on this assumption, life events can easily change indebtedness into over-indebtedness. Such life events include unexpected unemployment, relationship break-up, leaving the parental home, business failure, illness, or home repairs. Over- indebtedness has severe social consequences, such as financial hardship, poor physical and mental health, family stress, stigma, difficulty obtaining employment, exclusion from basic financial services (European Commission, 2009), work accidents and industrial disease, a strain on social relations (Carpentier and Van den Bosch, 2008), absenteeism at work and lack of organisational commitment (Kim et al.

This asadora follows the life and career of Kimiko Kawahara (played as an adult by Erika Toda) pioneering the way for women in the male- dominated field of ceramics in Japan after World War II. The story centres around Shiga Prefecture and the pottery town of Shigaraki. In 1947, 9-year-old Kimiko (played as a child by Yukawa Kawashima) came to Shigaraki from Osaka with her father Joji (played by Kazuki Kitamura), mother Matsu (played by Tomita Tomoko), and two sisters. Joji was fleeing from debt collectors due to a business failure as a result of the war. As they settle into life in rural Shiga, Kimiko, who is very curious, is inspired by the pottery work in Shigaraki.

Membership of Manchester Unity Credit Union is restricted by common bond to members of the Oddfellows, or a member of the same household who is a relative. New members can join both the Oddfellows and the credit union at the same time, which entitles them to the benefits of both organisations for a single monthly contribution.How to Join Manchester Unity Credit Union (retrieved 24 October 2015) A member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited,Credit unions in membership of ABCUL Association of British Credit Unions (retrieved 1 November 2014) Manchester Unity Credit Union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

However, there was still no limited liability and company members could still be held responsible for unlimited losses by the company.Re Sea Fire and Life Assurance Co., Greenwood's Case (1854) 3 De GM&G; 459 The next, crucial development, then, was the Limited Liability Act 1855, passed at the behest of the then Vice President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Robert Lowe. This allowed investors to limit their liability in the event of business failure to the amount they invested in the company – shareholders were still liable directly to creditors, but just for the unpaid portion of their shares. (The principle that shareholders are liable to the corporation had been introduced in the Joint Stock Companies Act 1844). The 1855 Act allowed limited liability to companies of more than 25 members (shareholders).

Penny Post Credit Union Limited is a savings and loans co-operative established by a joint project with the CWU in 1996, as Royal Mail Wolverhampton and District Employees Credit Union, it became Royal Mail (West) Credit Union in 2000, before adopting the present name in 2001.About us Penny Post Credit Union (retrieved 7 March 2015) Based at the North West Midlands Mail Centre, it is a member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited.Credit unions in membership of ABCUL Association of British Credit Unions (retrieved 1 November 2014) The credit union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

In response, Archibald Cox, the Solicitor General for the United States, countered that the restrictions requiring adequate accommodation for African Americans were unquestionably related to interstate travel and that Congress, under the Constitution's Commerce Clause, certainly had the power to address such a matter in law. Cox stated that racial discrimination in inns and restaurants “constitute[s] a source of burden or obstruction to interstate commerce.” He brought up multiple examples in which protests over racial discrimination, some in regards to public accommodations and some with broader scopes, intensely affected the economy of certain areas. One of the prime examples was Birmingham, Alabama in the spring of 1963, during which department and downtown store sales dropped dramatically in the area and the amount of business failure rivaled the rates of the Great Depression.

The objectives of the District of Canterbury Credit Union were to provide its members with free financial education, offer low-rate loans and encourage thrift. In 2008 the Lord Williams of Oystermouth, 104th Archbishop of Canterbury and a member of the District of Canterbury Credit Union,Archbishop backs sector Co-operative News, 20 June 2008 spoke of the merits of the credit union movement in the House of Lords.Archbishop - Protect the Poorest from the Effects of Economic Downturn The Church of England, News Releases, 25 April 2008 A member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited, registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts, the District of Canterbury Credit Union was authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members’ savings were protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

1st Class Credit Union Limited was formed in 1992, as Glasgow District Postal Workers Credit Union, it became the Scottish Postal Workers Credit Union in 1998, before adopting the present name in 2007.About us 1st Class Credit Union (retrieved 13 March 2015) A member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited,Credit unions in membership of ABCUL Association of British Credit Unions (retrieved 1 November 2014) it is open to members and employees of the CWU.Trade union members benefit from credit union services Credit Union News, Vol. 15 No. 3, Association of British Credit Unions, December 2013 The credit union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members’ savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

They are perpetrating this ruse to collect on the £50,000 life insurance money from the Excelsior Insurance Company. They feel Excelsior owes them this money as, in the previous year, Excelsior did not pay out a £20,000 business insurance claim when his aeroplane, which he used to operate his own transport company, went down in bad weather on a flight to Hamburg, West Germany, and was destroyed. His insurance had lapsed by two days due to an error in not paying the latest premium – Rex admitting that it may have been his error - which in turn ruined his business. Rex is close to being spotted at the house when Excelsior agent Stephen Maddox (Alan Bates) stops by unexpectedly to discuss details of the claim with Stella, most specifically confirmation from her that Rex's death was not suicide over his business failure.

Thamesbank Credit Union Limited is a not-for-profit member-owned financial co- operative, based in Hayes and operating in the south west London Boroughs of Hounslow, Richmond upon Thames, Wandsworth, Kingston upon Thames and the Spelthorne district in Surrey. The credit union was formed in 2005, as the London Borough of Hounslow Employees Credit Union, before extending the common bond to the local community and adopting the current name in 2007. A member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited,Credit unions in membership of ABCUL Association of British Credit Unions (retrieved 1 November 2014) registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts, Thamesbank Credit Union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

The credit union offers business, third sector and corporate deposit accounts to organisations based in the area covered by the membership requirements.Business Eastern Savings and Loans Credit Union (retrieved 6 February 2015) The Change Account card, issued on behalf of Eastern Savings and Loans, functions in a similar way to a High Street bank account.Our Visa Payment Card Eastern Savings and Loans Credit Union (retrieved 6 February 2015) Eastern Savings and Loans is a member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited,Credit unions in membership of ABCUL Association of British Credit Unions (retrieved 1 November 2014) registered under the Credit Union Act 1979 and the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014, and is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA. As with banks and building societies, members' savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

On February 11, 2016, writing in the television trade magazine, Broadcasting and Cable, industry pundit Joe Mohen proposed a provocative thesis that the business failure of Al Jazeera America was only because it chose the wrong distribution channel, namely subscription television. Mohen argued that by the time of Al Jazeera America's launch, the demographics of pay-TV news viewers in the United States market were people in their 60s, whereas the natural audience of Al Jazeera was people under 34 years old; had the parent company instead launched the linear news channel as a Netflix type app, with full online distribution, then it could have grown its audience using search, and sold its commercials programmatically. On March 27, 2016, CNN correspondents Brian Stelter and Tom Kludt wrote an in-depth analysis of Al Jazeera America's closure. Among the many reasons for the closure cited in the article were low viewership and falling oil prices.

Instead, they distribute any trading surplus to members in the form of an annual dividend calculated on average savings or as a rebate of loan interest paid. Rent processing enables members to have housing benefit paid direct to landlords; the credit union makes a small charge to the landlord for this service.Rent Processing Rainbow Saver Anglia Credit Union (retrieved 6 February 2015) The ABCUL Credit Union Prepaid Card, issued on behalf of Rainbow Saver Anglia by Clydesdale Bank, functions in a similar way to a High Street bank account.Our Visa Payment card Rainbow Saver Anglia Credit Union (retrieved 6 February 2015) A member of the Association of British Credit Unions Limited,Credit unions in membership of ABCUL Association of British Credit Unions (retrieved 1 November 2014) registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts, Rainbow Saver Anglia Credit Union is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and PRA. Ultimately, like the banks and building societies, members’ savings are protected against business failure by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Insurer XL Insurance America initially denied the roughly US$30 million loss claim and was subsequently sued by Fisker in New York State Supreme Court. The case was settled with an undisclosed out-of- court agreement. Henrik Fisker resigned in March 2013, after "disagreements with management", in particular "disagreements over business strategy". Shortly after the departure of Henrik Fisker from Fisker Automotive, on April 5, 2013, Fisker laid off 75% of its workforce, retaining only a core group of 40 workers as it continued to negotiate with prospective investors. On October 11, 2013, Hybrid Technology LLC agreed to buy Fisker's defaulted government loan at a heavy discount. On November 22, 2013, Fisker filed its Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. Concurrently, on November 23, 2013, Fisker agreed, subject to bankruptcy court approval, to be acquired by Hybrid, owned by Hong Kong billionaire, Richard Li. At the last moment, though, Chinese parts supplier Wanxiang Group submitted a competing bid of 24.75 million, supported by the Official Creditors' Committee in the case. Wanxiang had earlier lost out to Hybrid in bidding for purchase of the government's loan to Fisker. Wanxiang owns A123 Systems LLC, Fisker's former battery supplier, and Fisker argued that Wanxiang's conduct was partly responsible for Fisker's business failure.