Either someone buys it or it goes out of business.
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Not everyone who buys it is necessarily a Le Pen voter.
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Those people bought the record as well and that's how a record becomes huge, not because everyone with a guitar buys it, but everyone with a guitar and a vacuum cleaner, and a rattle buys it.
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Whoever buys it now is going to want to break that contract.
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Anyone who buys it is going to have to add more bathrooms.
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Anyone who buys it in 2019 will get it for just $0.99.
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Puerto Rico's debt, however, is triple-exempt no matter who buys it.
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Mylan buys it from a wholly owned Pfizer subsidiary for $34.50 per pen.
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"Neither Venezuela nor the world buys it," said Gerardo Blyde, an opposition leader.
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"Whoever buys it, I will paint two portraits for him and her," Hadid says.
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Breakingviews The Bank of Japan's latest policy overhaul buys it some time and friends.
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But the acquisition buys it relationships with eight U.S. cities that could prove helpful.
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The traditional model for transportation is the public buys it, and the public owns it.
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The company entered into a forbearance agreement that buys it time to negotiate a restructuring.
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It's actually close enough to the truth to be believable, so Fergus buys it immediately.
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"Nobody buys it" @AdamSchiffCA doubts the explanation @POTUS is offering for Comey firing https://t.
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We'll see if the judge buys it when he appears in court on June 26.
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Clearly Apttus is strongly linked to Salesforce, regardless of whether it buys it or not.
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Suffice to say, Cyrus can't keep the Cezanne, so he "buys" it from Fenton for $20.
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It does not generate electricity, but buys it on the wholesale market and resells it to clients.
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And when the garment is too beautiful for its desirability to be denied: who actually buys it?
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His performance is so convincing that Olivia actually buys it, even if only for a few minutes.
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We just hope the person who buys it lives a happier life there than Harry Potter did.
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When he or she finds a stock trading at a meaningful discount to intrinsic value, he buys it.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon famously called bitcoin a "fraud" and said anyone who buys it is stupid.
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How do you take that old handbag and put a new trinket on it so someone buys it?
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Early next year, the property will change hands again when the alliance buys it from Home Avenue Redevelopment.
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More like a "why not try it and see what happens" idea — if no one buys it, NBD.
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The margin to Walmart on such an item is 28 cents if a shopper buys it at the store.
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Founded in 2015, Knock helps its customers find a new home, then buys it for them outright in cash.
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She uses vanilla Ben & Jerry's as a metaphor for herself as a human being, and then also buys it.
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It's definitely going to become the staple lipstick for whoever buys it and loves the Kim K nude lip.
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Also, once an app looks like it might bring competition, Facebook just buys it — or tries to squash it.
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The snarky journalism site will shut down next week, as Univision buys it and related websites for $135 million.
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The description on the site says anyone who buys it will receive additional pages with new or modified recipes.
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O'Leary said Alitalia would likely be broken up whoever buys it and that any takeover would include competition remedies.
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After all, whoever buys it is going to replace those outdated kitchen cabinets and grungy bathroom tiles anyway, right?
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We can only hope that a real famous person buys it, thus scrubbing Shkreli's name from Wu-Tang's legacy.
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To oversimplify, when a company sells more abroad than it buys, it has to do something with that money.
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But it is likely that no matter who buys it, co-founders Droll and Buffington would not join the new company.
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Drake buys it, gets rid of everyone but Rihanna and commissions a wax figure of himself with which to spoon his love.
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"But even if nobody buys it, we'll continue to make wine for our own enjoyment, like we did for thousands of years."
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The question is who buys it when the price gets low enough, and the likely candidates give one pause: Comcast and Verizon.
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" Though David Jr. didn't choose to keep "Odaslique," he says, "I hope whoever buys it, that they invite me to come visit.
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No one buys it — not the negotiators in the room when the agreement was forged, not NGOs, not participating countries, no one.
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Our sources tell us Puig is copping a Robinson R44 helicopter that's gonna set him back around $350k ... if he buys it used.
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The artist Takashi Murakami buys it, as does the K-pop star G-Dragon, as do the rappers Playboi Carti and Meek Mill.
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The first kind is a dried penis that's been soaked in traditional Chinese medicines, and Hu You Xue buys it from a pharmacy.
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While experts like Golin and Karageorgiadis believe that YouTube toy videos are manipulated by the ad dollars behind them, not everyone buys it.
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The company, run by outspoken Trump supporter Robert Murray, entered into a forbearance agreement with lenders that buys it time to negotiate a restructuring.
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The gold and diamond alphabet pendant from British jeweler, Annoushka, is loved by Pippa so much, she often buys it as gifts for friends.
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"The ideal outcome here is that Willie buys it and carves it up and O'Leary buys the short-haul business off them," he said.
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The merchandise that we sell here is half of what it is in Manhattan, so everyone buys it here before getting on the train.
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It is possible the power station represents no more than a tax-beneficial loss or a scrap-metal sale for anyone who buys it.
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The agency or the component of the government that finds the vulnerability, or buys it, is responsible for introducing it into the process, Crocker said.
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All I know is that if he successfully applies, he'll own an apartment in NYC for much, much less than if he buys it outright.
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But if they are selling a product to a person who buys it legally, what you're really talking about is ending gun manufacturing in America.
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The mansion is now for sale for $495,000 — but whoever buys it will certainly need to spend much more than that on repairs and restoration.
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The facility will have a new owner on Friday, and residents want to make sure that whoever buys it doesn't use it to refine oil.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Ajit has bought every share of that, come on, you know, in the open market and he buys it just like anybody else.
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Entrants are allocated a $2300 budget that must be spent on four to six teams; whoever offers the most for a given team buys it.
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"If they are selling a product to a person who buys it legally, what you're really talking about is ending gun manufacturing in America," he said.
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She doesn't give up her coffee, but instead only buys it at her local coffee shop if she can afford to save that amount as well.
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So when Ford was building the new 2017 Super Duty, it looked at what features might be useful to the type of customer who buys it.
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They offer some simple advice: live around artists you respect and in a place you can afford to make work, even if no one buys it.
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A lot of times, when you read a book like that you're like, oh my gosh, I have to get this before anyone else buys it.
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The software is heavily monitored by the Israeli government, which regulates who buys it and how it's used, according to the people familiar with the technology.
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It's initially not a moneymaker, he gets Disney to buy half of it from him, and then he buys it back, borrows $300 million at the peak.
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An attorney for the album's producers, Tarik "Cilvaringz" Azzougarh and Robert "RZA" Diggs, told Forbes whoever buys it will be subject to the same terms as Shkreli.
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If someone buys it, he or she will get everything but the art (which is on consignment from galleries), right down to the soap, candles and books.
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As the minutes count down to the closure of its predecessor, Accordion Times and Musical Express, Maurice Kinn, a music promoter, swoops in and buys it up.
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We're told whoever buys it will be required to give Hugh Hefner a life estate, meaning he can continue to live in the mansion until he dies.
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" Of the magic movies that exist, Zurbano said that it's been the same "over and over and over again" with "the same lines and everybody buys it.
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The prime minister's economic adviser and former finance minister, Darius Valcov, called it a "good move" to make the appeal which buys it two weeks of time.
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The mandate was designed to give healthier people an incentive to buy insurance before they fell ill, lowering the cost of insurance for everyone who buys it.
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Intrigued by the weirdly titled painting and the tragic death of its creator, he buys it, only to discover the details in the painting are subtly changing.
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But at least when it makes major buys, it has pretty good taste, as you can see with the streaming debut of the most recent Best Picture winner.
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And 21st Century Fox handles commercial media for the nonprofit National Geographic Society, so the company that buys it will take over National Geographic's magazine and TV network.
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Rande Gerber is willing to give away the sofas in his Malibu mansion to whoever buys it ... but the topless shots of Cindy Crawford inside aren't up for grabs.
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And anyone can sell their kittens via an auction, where they pick a starting price and an ending price and the price declines over time until someone buys it.
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In his rendition, after initially sharing songwriting credit with his band members—and thereby splitting the money—Robertson grudgingly buys it back from them when they're short on cash.
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"While this house could suit all sorts of people, I expect that whoever buys it is likely to have more than a passing interest in racing," Mr. Lambton said.
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If he is the one who actually buys it, then I am absolved of responsibility, and my life of lying on the couch absorbed in escapist gameplay can begin.
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The Pixelbook Go looks to be one of the most powerful Chromebooks around, but as usual, anyone who buys it needs to be fine with the restrictions of ChromeOS.
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But even if it never sells, there's little cost associated with having an unpopular design on the site, since the company doesn't actually manufacture a shoe until someone buys it.
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"Every step of the process, from the point where the bees bring the nectar back to hive, to the point where the consumer buys it off the shelf," he said.
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The scale of his fortune is suggested by the first scene, in which his mother, insulted by the manager of a fancy London hotel, buys it out from under him.
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It had been repossessed—the neighbors hope that whoever buys it will tear it down and build a new one—but Hendricks knew the code on the finance company's lockbox.
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It sells maize at $240 per tonne and buys it at $390, so it is easy for crooked insiders to drive from one depot to another, making $150 a time.
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But sources said that the reason for providing financing would be because Microsoft wants to ensure that if Yahoo is sold, whoever buys it will be a good partner going forward.
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And at the end of the day, as Grey's often does, Shonda Rhimes takes you further in the drama than you think you can go because she buys it with pathos.
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But sources said that the reason for providing financing would be because Microsoft wants to ensure that if Yahoo is sold that whoever buys it will be a good partner going forward.
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So the last thing that is very important to me in my work is that the person who buys it treasures it and wants to keep it forever: That is sustainable in itself.
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Pete Gershon's book about the Houston art community offers some simple advice: live around artists you respect and in a place you can afford to make work, even if no one buys it.
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Facebook has claimed to have found no further evidence of co-ordinated Russian-backed ad purchases on its platform targeting the 2016 Brexit vote in addition to the ad buys it previously reported.
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She will have to vacate the $2.15 million house they're still living in together in April, unless she buys it (and all of the furniture inside it), in which case Caffrey will leave immediately.
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"Retaliation is equivalent to grabbing yourself by the throat, putting the gun to your head and saying, 'Stop it or the dummy buys it'," said trade lawyer Milos Barutciski at law firm Bennett Jones.
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If you have a brand and make no money off the clothes from your collection because nobody buys it because they're so conceptual, you make money from sunglasses and perfume, because the margins are crazy.
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The way they present it, the story is, "Well, he'd like to still be involved and so would his son," but they're selling the company, whoever buys it is very unlikely to keep the Wenners around.
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So, if a lot of people are shorting a stock and management buys it back in large quantities, you need to start doing your homework because you might want to side with management on that one.
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"What you hope is that someone buys it and wants to display it," said Pearlman, noting that billionaire Ross Perot previously bought a number of Russian artifacts and loaned them to the National Air and Space Museum.
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The person who buys it makes decent use of it for a few months, maybe a year, then either re-sells, donates, or throws it away, but it will eventually end up in a landfill or incinerator.
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The person who bought my art has never made any art in his life so he doesn't know what it's like, he could never understand that personal connection when you make something and someone buys it under you.
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There's also one new "Gen 0" cat released ever 3.753 minutes, which are listed for the average price of the last five sold, plus 50% – but the sale price declines over 24 hours until someone eventually buys it.
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Although the ECB decided on Thursday to halve its asset buys, it extended the scheme by nine month, retaining an option to both extend and increase the purchases, against the opposition of policy hawks in the bloc's core countries.
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The only way "fingerprinting" 3D guns could compare to the traditional method of tracing firearms is if 3D printers were regulated to the extent that their "fingerprints" were logged in a database alongside identifying information of whoever buys it.
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So for example I could put a kitten up for sale for a one day auction for 1 ETH starting price and 0 ETH ending price, and if someone buys it 12 hours after the auctions starts they'd be paying me .
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In whatever condition, whoever buys it, do you think there's any way that sort of the DNA that Nick has built up, and the kind of stuff that Gawker and the other blogs do, will be able to continue with a new owner?
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Porsche North America president and CEO Klaus Zellmer said in a December interview with CNET that if everyone who placed a deposit to pre-order the car actually buys it, the Taycan will be sold out in its first year of production.
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Luhring Augustine had built its booth around a $6 million Christopher Wool from 1999; Lawrence Luhring, a founder of the gallery, said Mr. Wool didn't like to introduce his newest work at a fair, "because you have less control" over who buys it.
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I want to be happy when I design something, I want the producers to be happy when they make it, I want the girls to be happy when they sell it, and I want the customer to be happy when she buys it.
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In a recent interview with CNET, Porsche North America president and CEO Klaus Zellmer said if everyone who has placed a deposit to pre-order the car actually buys it, the Taycan will be sold out in its first year of production.
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Ken makes us coffee every morning (from a $3 can of Bustelo), and since we always eat breakfast at home (generic Raisin Bran for him), neither of us buys it on the way to work (easily $0003 to $10 per day right there).
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Many insurers will stop offering policies, and the remaining customers are likely to be sicker than current Obamacare buyers, a reality that will drive up the cost of insurance for everyone who buys it, and force more people out of the markets.
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Its work has paid off as the euro zone recovery is now well into its fifth year thanks to nine million new jobs, letting policymakers curb stimulus from next year and raising the prospect that the lavish bond buys it started in early 2015 could finally end.
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And so, for highly sensitive journalism that really makes a difference and needs to be permanently public, the blockchain is a very potent technology for that, because it persists whether or not the company that originally published it is still around, whether Peter Thiel buys it or not.
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Du Pont says his aim is to build new American heroes the country so desperately needs: "We as a nation have failed to honor you," he tells Schultz, who buys it because he knows it's true (he's been living off ramen in an apartment over a garage since his 1984 win).
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While it is hard to get actual figures on pay-per-view buys, it will be fascinating to see if this fight pays off in the way that the promoting parties imagined, especially as this is being projected to be the UFC's most profitable exercise this year and they have had almost no part in the promotion.
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Dating through the classifieds (the film is ostensibly set in 1982), she's looking for a hot dress, and she finds one, a red number, at D & S. She buys it despite the ultra-baroque sales pitch of a clerk, who's dressed, like all her colleagues, as if she stepped out of a Velásquez rendition of a funeral.
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Without investors or funding, the site had been operating for the last 12 years on advertising revenue alone, but due to the shifting nature of ad buys, it could no longer rely on that MO. Having always been a lean operation, it only needed enough funding to pay three full-time employees (including Volodkin) and to keep the servers up.
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"Days ago, we signed a groundbreaking new agreement with China that will defend our workers, protect our intellectual property, bring billions of dollars into our Treasury and open vast new markets for products made and grown here in the U.S.A." China promised as part of that package to significantly increase its purchases of U.S. farm products, manufactured goods, energy and services by $22021 billion over the next two years, compared to buys it made in 230.
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