"It's very bad, and we see not just small and medium-sized enterprises defaulting but even big companies defaulting," he said.
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The serious consequences of defaulting on your student loans .
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So the government would, in part, be defaulting to itself.
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"We call it 'defaulting back to the mean,'" Simi said.
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Even so, he worries about the risks of clients defaulting.
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Defaulting on our debt obligations would lead to economic catastrophe.
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Williams did repay some of the money before defaulting, Slavin said.
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The new rules also restrict associates of owners of defaulting companies.
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Regrettably, that has tended to mean defaulting to the white majority.
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They know that defaulting will probably catalyze their departure from power.
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I could certainly see defaulting to it as an everyday bag.
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What kind of student loan borrowers are at risk of defaulting?
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This may also lead to the government defaulting on its debt.
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We can make it until February before defaulting on our mortgage.
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Over 250 firms went bankrupt, defaulting on at least $22016bn of debt.
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On April 21980, 235, after defaulting on a loan, PolyMedix declared bankruptcy.
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Venezuela's PDVSA is teetering on defaulting on billions of dollars in debt.
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It says that people are defaulting to an alternative drinking water system.
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Greece needs the funds to avoid defaulting on its debts in July.
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The pace at which companies are defaulting on their bonds has quickened.
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How did you end up defaulting on your loans and what happened afterward?
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Like Honeycutt, borrowers often learn the hard way that defaulting triggers serious repercussions.
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Students at for-profit schools are also defaulting at a disproportionally higher rate.
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Below are the names of seven defaulting companies: **Neo Corp International Ltd **S.
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The non-endorsement isn't "defaulting to whomever the Democrats choose," the paper clarified.
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Compared with the current defaulting scandals, the situation back then wasn't any better.
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"The important thing to recognize is we're defaulting no matter what," he said.
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In light of the virus, Clear employees are defaulting to the iris option.
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Defaulting on our debt is the fiscal equivalent of a unilateral nuclear strike.
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There are lots of private companies that are defaulting on a daily basis.
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Some analysts wondered if its central bank can sustain the lira without defaulting.
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Besides, Greece also received fundings that helped her to avert defaulting her debt.
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I found myself quite quickly defaulting to standard ways of telling a story.
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"It is important that we mitigate our risks and have what we called a credit default clause that allows us to set off the obligations of defaulting party against any other monies that defaulting party has in the industry," she said.
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Since then the banks have been forced to class more problem loans as defaulting.
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The United States defaulting on its bonds, traders fear, would rattle financial markets worldwide.
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But when they began defaulting, Hebei Financing could not come up with the money.
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Mnuchin said neither party wants to put the U.S. government at risk of defaulting.
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Another consequence of Beijing mishandling domestic debt could be companies defaulting on their loans.
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The island has begun defaulting on minor debt payments over the last several months.
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We should make sure people who have student loans aren't defaulting on those loans.
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The narrative takes place in 1974 to '75, when the city was near defaulting.
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Economic View Student debt is spiraling, and young people are defaulting on their loans.
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Perhaps counterintuitively, the researchers found that students who borrowed more wound up defaulting less.
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For months, it had been using off-book extraordinary measures to keep from defaulting.
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Two billion dollars to a guy whose major financial talent seems to be defaulting.
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Luckily Instagram has found a happy medium between defaulting autoplay video sound on or off.
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One group of foreign investors, however, accuses Iceland of, in effect, defaulting on its debts.
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It will also raise the debt ceiling, preventing the country from defaulting on its debt.
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It has not accessed financing from international institutions since defaulting on its debt in 1999.
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The lower the ratio, the greater the chances of a company defaulting on its obligations.
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Authorities are leaning on banks to restructure defaulting firms' debt, or push them into insolvency.
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The mainland came in second during that period, with 55 issuers defaulting on $216 billion.
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He faces five counts of perjury and one count of defaulting on a restitution obligation.
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Two weeks ago the company went into forbearance at the risk of defaulting on loans.
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Authorities accuse him of money laundering, bribing bank officials, defaulting on loans and other misdeeds.
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Since then however the banks have been forced to class more problem loans as defaulting.
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Homeowners are not defaulting, which is creating a natural incentive for lenders to loosen up.
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As for defaulting, "the borrower shouldn't even get to that point," Ms. Barkley-Denney said.
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Our first priority should be to work toward our mutual goals — not defaulting to gridlock.
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If the U.S. fails to raise its borrowing limit, it risks defaulting on its debt.
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The deal would keep the government from defaulting on its debt or shutting down until Dec.
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Most defaulting tycoons are politically connected, which is how some got the loan to start with.
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So defaulting on hard-currency debt is neither as necessary nor as helpful as it was.
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Some banking analysts are worried that the German bank could end up defaulting on certain bonds.
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This trade would benefit from the company staying alive for a few years but then defaulting.
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Bankers had feared lawsuits from defaulting borrowers and say the risk made them wary of lending.
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Rather than stock Android, Palm does away with the desktop, instead defaulting to an App view.
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In 2017, Sri Lanka surrendered a major port to China after defaulting on the Chinese loan.
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Defaulting on a casino debt became the equivalent of a issuing a bad check, Pitaro said.
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Congress must also pass a debt ceiling increase to avoid the government defaulting on its debts.
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Bond yields are rising, stocks are falling and more loans are defaulting, keeping investors on edge.
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This week Moody's, a ratings agency, downgraded the country, saying it was very near to defaulting.
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A third would ban getting borrowers to essentially admit defaulting on a loan before receiving it.
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Among other tactics, Mr. Trump is fighting impeachment by defaulting to his go-to electoral strategy.
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"There's not been one example of a country defaulting on a debt-for-nature swap," he said.
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After defaulting on bank loans, farmers were forced to borrow from private moneylenders charging exorbitant interest rates.
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In 1974 a Parisian house was felled by members defaulting on margin calls when sugar prices plummeted.
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Some such echoes may be accidental, the conspiracists unconsciously defaulting to ancient tropes, but they are striking.
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This will turn off the camera, defaulting to a generic background instead of your real world surroundings.
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S&P said last month that Noble remained at risk of defaulting within the next six months.
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The risks on these bonds are known, and most expect them to begin defaulting in several years.
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Once the debt limit returns, Treasury officials can take temporary measures to prevent the U.S. from defaulting.
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Defaulting to a touchscreen would be a bit of a change of pace for the company, too.
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"Mr Kwan is therefore wanted for defaulting on his NS obligations," the ministry said in a statement.
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That means preserving HCBS and no longer defaulting to taxpayer-funded institutionalization of Americans with significant disabilities.
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It would allow Puerto Rico to restructure its debt to avoid defaulting on payments later this year.
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They would really be defaulting on their own citizens and I don't think it's likely to happen.
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This year, the government gave the central bank greater power to push defaulting borrowers into bankruptcy proceedings.
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In 2015, ICA began defaulting on interest payments as it struggled with slumping revenues and heavy debts.
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The Virgin Islands' governor, Kenneth E. Mapp, said he had no intention of defaulting on any bonds.
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Thirty percent of those who borrowed for for-profit schools wound up defaulting on their student loans.
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Putin is defaulting to Russia's tried-and-tested playbook: saying one thing while meaning something completely different.
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Concerns over the country defaulting on its debt had sparked a currency crisis earlier in the year.
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The country risks defaulting on its debts by July, reviving concerns about its place in the eurozone.
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Failing to do so could risk a government shutdown or the United States defaulting on its debt.
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A year earlier, Russia agreed to restructure some $3 billion in loans to prevent Venezuela from defaulting.
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"At some point you're going to have a defaulting situation in different parts of the system," he said.
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"We wish the EPA wasn't defaulting and deferring to ICAO and instead would lead the way," she said.
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A spate of bond defaults hasn't helped, with 11 companies in China defaulting on bond payments since January.
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A third of defaulting borrowers had attended for-profits, though those colleges enrolled just 9% of all students.
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Its director warns that social-media firms are defaulting to deletion in cases of doubt, to control costs.
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The feature combines iris and face scanning into one, defaulting to the best option based on light level.
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In the midst of Venezuela's ongoing economic crisis, PDVSA is reportedly in danger of defaulting on that loan.
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Tuesday's ruling meant that actions already taken against defaulting companies under that RBI circular could potentially become void.
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Defaulting on debt could prompt lenders to demand faster repayment and place restrictions on Valeant's ability to borrow.
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Christian was slapped with a jaw-dropping $30,000 fee for defaulting on his student loans too many times.
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The CDS curve is severely inverted, implying a very high chance of the company defaulting on its debt.
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Like his enthusiasm for a trade war, and flirtation with the idea of defaulting on the national debt.
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Defaulting to plastic for an emergency or another expense is a major culprit in creating or continuing debt.
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By defaulting to vibrator-induced clitoral stimulation every time, I risk overlooking the full spectrum of sexual experience.
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Defaulting on debts was very much in the zeitgeist—plus I could score a vacation in the meantime.
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The governor at the time, Alejandro García Padilla, declared the debt unpayable and began defaulting on debt payments.
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He would cease the reckless spending that had brought Argentina infamy for defaulting on its debts eight times.
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Companies are complaining that they cannot get money from lenders, and a handful are defaulting on their loans.
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The coronavirus pandemic and oil-price crash are pushing junk-rated companies closer toward defaulting on their debt.
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Valeant has said it risked defaulting on its $30 billion debt if it missed the April 29 deadline.
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While investors take on the risk of businesses defaulting on the loans, they stand to earn better returns.
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But lately, farmers have been defaulting on their loan payments, and many went out of business last year.
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In recent weeks, investors have paid a higher price to buy insurance against a bank defaulting on such debt.
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These are the moral debts we are currently defaulting on and that we should pay by expanding public services.
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Renamed OneWest, the bank foreclosed on defaulting mortgage borrowers too zealously, according to its critics, leading to several lawsuits.
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"Defaulting on federal loans could make it impossible for you to participate in other federal loan programs," Rabinovich adds.
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Defaulting loans held by Italian banks stood at 81 billion euros at the end of 2016, net of writedowns.
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Salah Amleh, a tech entrepreneur from Ramallah, said Waze's function defaulting to "on" will be bad for Palestinian businesses.
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Many farmers have been forced to borrow at high interest rates from private lenders after defaulting on bank loans.
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It was defaulting all the way to the preseason, showing games from October 1, October 2, and October 3.
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There is a growing audience for this advice, as more Americans are defaulting on student debt than ever before.
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Defaulting on debt could prompt lenders to demand faster repayment and place restrictions on Valeant's ability to borrow further.
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The companies missed more than $700 million in loan payments after defaulting in 2016 and 2017, the indictment said.
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Zimbabwe, which is trying to shake off its international pariah tag, started defaulting on its foreign debt in 1999.
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That way the clearing-house only suffers if the defaulting party owes more than the margin it has posted.
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But having thoughtful conversations about the value of in-person connection doesn't require always defaulting to the in-person.
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HUD officials described Rosewood as an outlier, saying that only 1 percent of the guaranteed loans end up defaulting.
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Many fear the accelerated fall in Venezuela's oil output will increase the likelihood of it defaulting on its debts.
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" Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO Capital Markets, said he was defaulting to his "three Ps," perspective, poise and process: "When you're a strategist and a portfolio manager, because we do both, we are defaulting to terms of — I call it the three Ps of investment management — perspective, poise and process.
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I know all too well; I missed several student loan payments while abroad and ended up defaulting on two loans.
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High-yielding bonds are often called "junk bonds," as they carry higher risk of defaulting, along with low credit ratings.
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U.S. lawmakers face a deadline in late September to raise the U.S. debt ceiling or risk defaulting on debt payments.
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Australian Nick Kyrgios threw a chair and walked off the court Thursday, defaulting his match in the Round of 32.
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Jim Justice (R) have been ordered to pay $35 million in damages for defaulting on a mining contract in Kentucky.
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Americans owe $1.3 trillion in student debt, with more than 7 million college grads defaulting on their exorbitant loan payments.
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As I bummed around the park testing the iPhone X, I found myself defaulting to the 213x mode a lot.
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The government has now banned any defaulting promoters from bidding, which means they will lose "their" companies to new owners.
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The long and short of what's happening is this: the HDR processing has been defaulting to a longer shutter speed.
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It's easy enough to toggle between the two section, but the choice of defaulting to the news feed seems odd.
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Groups actually sing harmonies, and British pop stars use their own accents rather than defaulting to Americanisms much more commonly.
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The past couple of years have exposed the downsides of defaulting to Facebook as our "identity layer" across the Internet.
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Student loan rehabilitation programs are one way for borrowers to move forward with repayment after defaulting on federal student loans.
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All that means Congress will soon have to increase the government's borrowing limit to avoid defaulting on the Treasury's debts.
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He owes $93,000 in student loans, and a third of that is just a payment penalty he received for defaulting.
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Citgo, owned by the government of Venezuela, risks defaulting on a loan from Rosneft, a Russian state-owned energy company.
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Failing to raise the debt ceiling after those measures run out would risk the United States defaulting on its debt.
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We need to better understand these options and whether additional avenues may be necessary to help borrowers avoid defaulting again.
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Once the debt limit returns, Treasury officials can take temporary measures to prevent the U.S. from defaulting: http://bit.ly/2mqRnAZ.
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The suit alleges Navient peddled subprime loans "to many borrowers" who had a high probability of defaulting on their loans.
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If stress is sustained, weaker issuers will struggle to borrow in any currency, and start defaulting on offshore obligations first.
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Unlike the United States, investors have full loan recourse meaning a homeowner defaulting on his debt obligations cannot walk away.
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We should also align the debt limit with that agreement to avoid potentially catastrophic crises, like defaulting on our debt.
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And banks may be holding back because they don't want to extend loans that have a higher chance of defaulting.
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You don't want to start defaulting on your home payments because you couldn't pay for the associated costs of homeownership.
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After defaulting another time on his student loans, his Social Security disability benefits were again garnished, leaving him with little.
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Argentine sovereign and provincial bonds fell after the extension, reflecting broader concerns over the country defaulting on its debt obligations.
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Once it is reinstated on Thursday, Treasury officials are expected to take temporary measures to prevent the U.S. from defaulting.
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If Puerto Rico were an independent country, it could try to make a new start after defaulting on its debt.
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The U.S. government needs to increase its borrowing limit before the end of September or risk defaulting on its debt.
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In the Financial District, a new tower at 125 Greenwich Street is facing foreclosure proceedings after defaulting on its debt.
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We've seen these impasses before, only to witness a last minute resolution when Greece is close to defaulting on its debts.
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The conglomerate is in talks with lenders to restructure loans and credit lines after defaulting on a debt repayment last year.
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Instead of taking a risk and wearing something fun and interesting, we usually find ourselves defaulting to a lackluster, safe dress.
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Day-To-Day And Long-Term Delinquency and defaulting can impact someone's life in a surprising number of ways, says Williams.
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The act permitted the Treasury to start borrowing again after months of using "extraordinary measures" to stop the government from defaulting.
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A form of credit insurance vendors use to protect themselves against Sears defaulting became scarce and costly this summer, Reuters reported.
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General obligation bonds have a top priority under Puerto Rico's Constitution and defaulting on them could set off a constitutional crisis.
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With Chinese help, and a more benign oil market, it is just possible that Venezuela will avoid defaulting on its bonds.
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Without an early economic recovery, it is difficult to see how Brazil's corporate sector will avoid defaulting on its debt mountain.
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The notice also details a cease and desist order "directed against one domestic defaulting respondent," although that company is not named.
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CDS are a type of financial contract used by buyers of debt to hedge the potential loss from an issuer defaulting.
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Non-investment grade bonds come with a higher yield — or promised return — because of the heightened risk of the issuer defaulting.
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You've said you think technology is being squandered on quick buck applications and that people are defaulting to the short term.
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Because it's this defaulting to authoritarianism, because you can't see a way out of this mess, you feel like you're powerless.
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John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 2628th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28503th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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"People are defaulting at a rate of two per minute, 24 hours a day, seven days a week," Mr. Nassirian said.
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The Treasury Department has used so-called "extraordinary measures" to prevent the U.S. from defaulting on its nearly $2023 trillion debt.
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The order comes as a result of Dina reportedly defaulting on her mortgage and failing to respond to the foreclosure lawsuit.
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John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 2023th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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The island is in danger of defaulting on some of its larger loans and it is already being sued by creditors.
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Around the same time, Twitch also left Flash for HTML5 and before that, YouTube began defaulting to HTML5 in most browsers.
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The island is creeping closer to defaulting on a major payment next month leaving little time for the House to act.
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The utility effectively declared bankruptcy in July and cannot tap into capital markets after defaulting on $9 billion in bond debt.
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So, the next time you find yourself defaulting to rough estimates, you may want to stop and disentangle your perceptual biases.
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" When meeting someone new, instead of defaulting to, "What do you do?" try something like, "Working on any personal passion projects?
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John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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The Department of Justice reports that in the past two years, over 3,300 student loan borrowers have been sued for defaulting.
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The bank said the policies could have contributed to about 13,000 customers having their cars repossessed after defaulting on their loans.
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McConnell on Monday said The U.S. needs to do so before the end of September to avoid defaulting on its debt.
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Instead of defaulting to Apple Music, users could set a third-party music streaming service like Spotify as their default option.
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But Prepa declined that offer, defaulting on the payment and paving the way for the move on Sunday for court protection.
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If it does not, markets are likely to suffer and the government could shut down and risk defaulting on its debt.
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John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 22019th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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The Treasury Department has used so-called "extraordinary measures" to prevent the U.S. from defaulting on its nearly $20 trillion debt.
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Hunter Adams's "Dig Two Graves" is that rare chiller conjuring eeriness and dread without defaulting to abundant gore or flagrant nudity.
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Defaulting on student loans is an issue across the board, but new legislation could make colleges think twice before raising tuition
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Retailers defaulting on loans are expected to reach a peak this month, according to a new report from Moody's Investor Service.
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He also pushed Trump to stick to a diplomacy-first approach to North Korea rather than defaulting immediately to military options.
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Defaulting on student loans can be financially devastating for anyone, let alone disabled veterans often living in poverty and unable to work.
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Banks were effectively rewarded for throwing out sound underwriting standards and writing loans to those who were at high risk of defaulting.
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Defaulting is the next step, and it occurs when you haven't made a loan payment by the due dates in your agreement.
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The Mode does away with all of the details of the standard Fire OS, instead defaulting to a large, card-based system.
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In terms of total debt gone sour, South Korea took first place, with 2316 issuers defaulting on approximately $21990 billion of debt.
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This week, it warned investors in a statement that if they declined to swap their bonds, the company may end up defaulting.
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Authorities could also require further default fund contributions from non-defaulting members, where they have not been exhaustively applied prior to resolution.
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Rather than defaulting to another hardline cleric, some envision a clerical council, a military dictatorship or even a disruptive, potentially revolutionary transition.
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That also helps to limit defaulting, with a usual worst case scenario meaning a client needs a little more time for repayment.
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Banks were given 180 days to put resolution plans in place for defaulting assets worth over 20 billion rupees (about $291 million).
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They were given 180 days to put resolution plans in place for defaulting assets worth over 20 billion rupees (about $291 million).
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If you haven't already, I'd say try defaulting to 2x for a couple of weeks and see how you like your photos.
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The bloc's executive Commission last month launched legal cases against Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic for defaulting on their legal obligations.
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Failure would leave the United States vulnerable to defaulting on its own debt, sinking the domestic and global economies through sheer incompetence.
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Defaulting on any of these commitments would call into question every financial commitment made by the United States, with disastrous economic consequences.
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The chairman of Dongbei Special Steel, a large Chinese company, hanged himself in March, days before the company began defaulting on loans.
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Members of both parties are eager to prevent the U.S. from defaulting on its debt, which could trigger a global economic meltdown.
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The government is desperate to avoid defaulting on its debt, since that would lead to creditors seizing oil shipments and assets abroad.
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A delay in filing its annual report has more recently placed Valeant in jeopardy of defaulting on its hefty $30 billion debt.
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Reps. John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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The result is a preventable downward spiral that can prevent students from graduating and increase their chances of defaulting on student loans.
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Representatives John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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Republicans will also need to pass legislation later this year to avert a government shutdown and avoid defaulting on the nation's debt.
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The year following, however, it was assumed that this knowledge had worn off and that defaulting to implicit bias would be common.
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Because such firms make only enough money to cover interest payments, they risk defaulting or getting credit downgrades if the economy contracts.
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Congress has until mid-October to raise the legal borrowing limit or the United States could risk defaulting on its debt obligations.
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A few suggestions: Increase need-based scholarships so graduates don't have to live in constant fear of defaulting on their student loans.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday insisted the U.S. government will raise the debt ceiling and avoid defaulting on its debt.
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It also left him owing a great deal of money to a fearsome loan shark (Danny Ross) who enjoys torturing defaulting debtors.
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The island faces the possibility of defaulting on a $2 billion payment for major utilities like electricity and water sewage in July.
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After that, the U.S. government risks defaulting on its debts, an unprecedented act that many economists and analysts believe would unleash financial chaos.
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That's not because those people are lazy or refusing to look for work — they're defaulting because the loan payment amounts are too much.
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LaRouche was later convicted of scheming to defraud the IRS and deliberately defaulting on more than $30 million in loans from his supporters.
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If low participation scuttles the swap, investors may shed their recently gained optimism that PDVSA will avoid defaulting on its heavy bond obligations.
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Similar price performances have appeared in the credit default swaps (CDS) market, where investors buy insurance against a country defaulting on its debt.
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We talked with Butler-McDow about her experiences with student loan debt, life after defaulting, and what she wishes she had done differently.
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PUERTO RICO DEFAULT | Puerto Rico is increasingly likely to face lawsuits from its creditors after defaulting on principal and interest payments on bonds,
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Last July CNET reported that Comcast started imposing data saving measures, including defaulting video playback to 480p and limiting hotspots to 3G connections.
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In particular, investors said the company must avert the possibility of defaulting on its more than $30 billion in debt, the person said.
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These mistakes include overspending on credit cards, missing payments, defaulting on a loan or having an account sent into collections, the survey found.
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Americans owe a collective (and eye-popping) $1.3 trillion in student debt, with more than 7 million grads defaulting on their loan payments.
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The education secretary announced last week that she's reversing Obama-era limits on fees that Americans pay for defaulting on federal student loans.
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For example, he teamed up with his father-in-law to lend $25 million to a Ukrainian businessman known for defaulting on loans.
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Lawmakers want to act before July 85033, when the cash-strapped territory is at risk of defaulting on another $2 billion in payments.
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That means that if things don't go well, they increase the likelihood of defaulting on their sovereign debts, endangering bondholders around the globe.
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But it also proposed allowing for debt service calls, which can inform borrowers about plans to keep them from defaulting on their debt.
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It offered states the flexibility to develop their own high-risk pool, defaulting to a federal program only if state action isn't possible.
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Defaulting on accountsThis one is pretty obvious, but it's worth mentioning because we can't always plan for the worst-case scenario in advance.
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To be sure, the cost of protection against defaulting South Korean sovereign debt is still lower than it was this time last year.
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Still, the issue of debt and defaulting on loans is much more of a crisis for low-income students, particularly students of color.
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Puerto Rico has been defaulting on debt periodically for more than a year, including on GO debt, and the missed payments were expected.
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She was publicly chastised for defaulting on a $500,000 book deal based on her Instagram feed, having already spent $100,000 of her advance.
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" Rather than defaulting to a defensive posture, his report said, peacekeeping missions "should go where the threat is, in order to neutralize it.
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Senate Republicans are defaulting to "I'm looking at the numbers" to explain why they haven't yet decided on the Graham-Cassidy bill. Sen.
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Earlier this month, the company cut its sales forecast by 20%, to $703 million, and renegotiated a loan to avoid defaulting on it.
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The contracts are heavily traded by banks and companies to shield themselves against adverse moves in borrowing costs and bonds of companies defaulting.
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But isn't it enough to prevent the Treasury from defaulting on the federal debt and potentially sending the U.S. economy into a tailspin?
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The Congressional Budget Office has said U.S. lawmakers need to raise the debt ceiling by mid-October to avoid defaulting on debt payments.
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Of 333 former Berkeley basketball players interviewed about their experiences at the school and their college debt, only one said he was defaulting.
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Indeed, after Treasury's actions, the odds of Venezuela or PDVSA defaulting in the next five years rose to 96 and 99 percent, respectively.
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Failure to reach a deal could mean Greece defaulting in July on debt payments to the European Central Bank, other creditors and investors.
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By then, the Treasury will have exhausted its so-called extraordinary measures to continue its borrowing authority and risks defaulting on its debt.
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While it could be personal, immediately defaulting to this response and belief puts you in an emotional state, rather than a strategic one.
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These funds are called capital; the amount of capital is the amount of losses a bank can endure without defaulting on its obligations.
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Park argues that dairy consumers should be looking at which mammals are best suited to their geography instead of defaulting to cow's milk.
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A deal next week on unblocking new loans for Greece is seen as crucial to prevent Athens from defaulting on debts due in July.
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The deal would keep the government from defaulting on its debt or shutting down until December 15, when Congress would have to act again.
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Ethanol unit Atvos filed for bankruptcy protection last week and Odebrecht construction unit OEC is in talks with bondholders after defaulting earlier this year.
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If one individual faltered, the group had to step up—meaning that its members would be either bailing one another out or defaulting together.
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Many argue children have more success when placed in family settings from the start, and that defaulting to group settings is a troubling practice.
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It can support actions like controlling your home lights, it will respect your music preferences (like defaulting to Spotify for music), and so on.
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He said he expected Congress would have temporarily raised the debt ceiling before the U.S. faced the real possibility of defaulting on its debt.
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BM: I ended up defaulting on my loans in 2016 during a time I was under-employed, working maybe once a week on-call.
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Shows that are not marketed to Black audiences seem to be largely defaulting to interracial dating as the status quo for diverse love stories.
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Rosselló filed for bankruptcy-like protection in 226 after defaulting on payments to Wall Street creditors (Puerto Rico owed $251 billion in bond debt).
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UK credit default swaps (CDS) - which reflect the cost of buying protection against a government defaulting - were trading around their highest since late April.
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There's also an unlocking method called Intelligent scan, which combines iris and face unlock in one, defaulting to a different method based on lighting.
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The soaring cost of servicing delinquent loans and significant litigation risk associated with defaulting loans are prompting lenders to pull back on FHA lending.
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The Canadian drugmaker cut its 2500 revenue forecast and flagged the risk of defaulting on its debt, eroding investor confidence in the troubled company.
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Failure to reach a deal could lead to a situation where tariff barriers spring up, defaulting to levels set by the World Trade Organization.
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Puerto Rico is in the midst of major debt crisis and at risk of defaulting on $85033 billion in bonds in the coming weeks.
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Those retailers on Moody's distressed-level watch list, which have maturities looming and risk defaulting, include Sears Holdings, Guitar Center, J.Crew and David's Bridal.
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"If they default, that means they're defaulting on everything," said Russ Dallen, managing partner at Caracas Capital Markets, which runs the Venezuela Opportunity Fund.
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The number of farmers defaulting on Agriculture Department's Farm Service Agency loans has reached a nine-year high, the Associated Press reported Wednesday night.
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When the then-governor upended the rule of law by defaulting on Puerto Rico's Constitutional debt, he triggered an economic freefall for the Commonwealth.
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Last November, Dowling College in Long Island, New York, filed for bankruptcy after defaulting on $54 million in debt issued through local government agencies.
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This means the companies — representing about 13% of the about $8 trillion corporate-credit market — are at risk of defaulting or seeking bankruptcy protection.
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Defaulting on our children's academic futures would be as reprehensible as the politically-motivated efforts to dwarf their representation in the 2020 decennial census.
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The face-off, which put the United States at risk of defaulting on its debt, pushed President Obama to sign the Budget Control Act.
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"We ask that so we know how much room we have to maneuver within the documents as they exist today without defaulting," Leake said.
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He said he never espoused restructuring or defaulting on government debt but would buy it back at a discount if interest rates go up.
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And perhaps even more important, how do we address the use of biometrics without defaulting to an implementation that creates a mass surveillance infrastructure.
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Income-based repayment allows for flexibility in repaying student loans rather than defaulting or deferring if an individual has a swing in their income.
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Plus, as they note, defaulting to the military to save nuclear is tantamount to admitting commercial defeat — not something likely to inspire market confidence.
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Puerto Rico has been struggling to keep up with the payments on its $72 billion debt, defaulting on some of its bonds while servicing others.
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It looks like these folks suffered speed issues because their phones were switching between the two networks and sometimes defaulting to the slower 2.4GHz network.
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Sovereign bonds are usually considered safer than bonds issued by companies, given the latter have a higher chance of defaulting on creditors or going bankrupt.
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In addition, he thinks that the company may be pushed to defaulting, which subsequently will force it to make concessions, but he doesn't foresee bankruptcy.
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And because in most emerging markets dollar bonds are not a big part of overall debt, there is little point in selectively defaulting on them.
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Ricardo Rosselló filed for bankruptcy-like protection in 237 after defaulting on payments to Wall Street creditors (Puerto Rico owed $223 billion in bond debt).
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Defaulting has made it difficult to get the info on my private loans since they've been bought, sold, and sent to collections a few times.
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Dalio, then 33, was certain that the stock market and economy were about to go down (as a result of Mexico defaulting on its debt).
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Venezuela's state-owned oil company has warned that it is in danger of defaulting on its debts after investors declined an offer to swap bonds.
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Google is defaulting to a new color mode called "adaptive," which significantly increases the vibrancy of most colors without making human skin tones look surreal.
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Some people questioned whether his mixed heritage meant the studio was defaulting to Western standards of beauty: was he Asian enough for Crazy Rich Asians?
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BW will continue a series of cost cuts and expects to seek waivers from bond holders to avoid defaulting on its loans, the company added.
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Ricardo Rosselló, filed for bankruptcy-like protection in 2017 after defaulting on payments to Wall Street creditors (Puerto Rico owes $0003 billion in bond debt).
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The frustrated 24-year-old shook hands with his opponent and the umpire before he strode off the court, effectively defaulting himself from the contest.
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Etihad may want to avoid being associated to a defaulting bond which, additionally, is largely held by Abu Dhabi family offices, some fund managers said.
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GOP leaders are hoping that Puerto Rico defaulting on most of the $422 million payment due last week will add momentum to advancing the legislation.
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Defaulting to confrontation and pique seems to be how two sources familiar with the recent telephone call between Trump and Macron described it to CNN.
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Joseph Kennedy (D-Mass.), John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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The major book-keeping reform applies lessons from the 2007-09 financial crisis that found lenders too late in finding cash to cover defaulting loans.
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Puerto Rico has spiraled into a worsening financial crisis since then, defaulting on some payments as the United States enacted a rescue package this summer.
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Joseph Kennedy (D-Mass.), John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28503th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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"Land installment contracts are popular with investors because defaulting borrowers can be swiftly evicted, and traditional mortgage foreclosure protections do not apply," the report said.
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Normally default triggers a crisis for the defaulting government that must undergo major reform and for its creditors who must rearrange payments of their debts.
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That is because under current law, if the debt limit is not raised in time the federal government would start defaulting on its financial obligations.
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Many drivers had signed those documents, in which borrowers admit defaulting on a loan and authorize a bank to do whatever it wants to collect.
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MARCH 3-9 American farmers are bearing the brunt of the China trade war, defaulting on their loans at the highest rate in nine years.
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Fake Oakleys may not be fake news, but that has not stopped Facebook from defaulting to market solutions for what it sees as market problems.
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With this ruse — an illegal loan under New Jersey gaming laws, resulting in a $2900,21999 civil penalty — Donald Trump narrowly avoided defaulting on his bonds.
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VTB CEO Andrey Kostin said in early September that Mozambique must restructure the loan by year-end or face the prospect of defaulting on it.
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Background: Countries defaulting on their debts have caused enormous problems for the international financial system since the Latin American debt crisis of the mid-1980s.
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Ricardo Rosselló filed for bankruptcy-like protection in 3323 after defaulting on payments to Wall Street creditors (Puerto Rico owed $232 billion in bond debt).
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The reason was due to problems in Washington — the debt ceiling crisis — and believing that the government could destroy the market by defaulting on its obligations.
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Well, this week, political onlookers had a chance to witness a genuinely unexpected deal being made in order to save America from defaulting on its loans.
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And surprisingly, students with less than $5,000 in debt are often some of the worst off, as they are more prone to defaulting on their loans.
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I think that everybody is in agreement that we won't do anything that puts the U.S. government at risk in terms of our issue of defaulting.
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Maybe there is some kind of error going on and the App is defaulting to the very beginning of the preseason, which was October 1, 2016.
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"I think the company has a nontrivial chance of defaulting," said one CHS investor who asked to be unnamed because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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Rahman was sued by J.P. Morgan for defaulting on property-linked loans that he had planned to pay back via selling Jawbone shares, per legal filings.
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And the rates for defaulting on repayment are low, with just 2 to 7 percent of students in the five countries Lumni covers failing to repay.
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Don Beyer (D-Va.) and John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 6900th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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He knows that President Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress must pass a debt limit increase to avoid the catastrophe of defaulting on the national debt.
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The U.S. "comes shockingly close on a yearly basis to defaulting on its obligations," said Shai Akabas, director of economic policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Yohai and Manafort co-invested in four high-priced homes in the Los Angeles area before defaulting on loans and putting them into bankruptcy in 2016.
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Bondholders and PREPA had previously negotiated a 15 percent reduction in the utility's debt, but a deal to prevent it from defaulting fell through last week.
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But unlike opting for , which temporally suspend payments, defaulting on a student loan should be a last resort, since it can have severe, long-lasting consequences.
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Don Beyer (D-Va.) and John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 21625th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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An update arriving in a few weeks will let users customize their pins' color instead of defaulting to Apple Maps' color scheme determined by business category.
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Background reading: • Firefighters, nurses, teachers, lawyers, massage therapists, barbers, psychologists and real estate brokers have all had credentials suspended or revoked for defaulting on student debt.
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Companies en route to filing for bankruptcy often chose to pay their workers before defaulting on a bigger payment, such as interest on debt, he said.
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And beefed-up financial assistance to the state sector hasn't helped with its solvency so far: State-backed companies are also defaulting on their bond payments.
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One thing we've been doing at The Upshot is experimenting with the best form for a story, not just defaulting to 1,000 words and a photo.
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It begins with individuals embracing civility by making a choice to engage with those with whom they do not agree and not defaulting to reflexive distrust.
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"The Germans paid the reparations by borrowing from the war's victors, and rubbed it in by defaulting on the loans," he notes in a typical comment.
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One such trigger that the United Negro College Fund opposed would have penalized schools if they had a high number of students defaulting on their loans.
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Defaulting on federal student loans won't just ruin your credit, it may lead to wage garnishment and a loss of future federal benefits, including Social Security.
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As a credit reporting agency, Equifax keeps vast amounts of consumer data for banks and other creditors to use to determine the chances of their customers' defaulting.
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Despite all of this, we still find ourselves immediately defaulting to judgment when he finally falls to pieces in public in a very real and big way.
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Malaysia's Sovereign Credit Default Swap — a type of insurance that protects against a country defaulting or restructuring its debt — rose 4.5 basis points to 166/171 bps.
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DAN HENNINGR, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Paul, you end up defaulting to something approaching one worst&aposs suspicions about the behavior of the FBI and the Justice Department.
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Howard and the Kasdans play the series game without ever raising the stakes, defaulting to dull and dutiful when they might have blasted off into creative anarchy.
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That might mean defaulting to using Wi-Fi, working with partners, or opening new channels (like chat apps) so you can have a multi-pronged messaging strategy.
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If you never spend money you don't actually have — always a threat with credit cards — then you'll never have to worry about defaulting and incurring interest payments.
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It was created through the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law passed in the wake of the massive financial crisis that was fueled by defaulting mortgages.
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With more skilled nursing facilities defaulting on leases, property owners are increasingly looking to receiverships as an alternative to evictions or bankruptcy, lawyers and advisers told Reuters.
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Since rehabilitation can add a significant amount of money to your balance, the drawbacks can outweigh the benefits and even put borrowers at risk of defaulting again.
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Zimbabwe has not been able to borrow from international lenders since 1999 when it started defaulting on its debt, and has $1.75 billion rand in foreign arrears.
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A core lesson from the 2007-09 financial crisis was that banks were too late in provisioning for defaulting loans, ultimately forcing taxpayers to bail out lenders.
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So far, over the course of the 2016 campaign, Trump has already suggested defaulting on the national debt and refusing to live up to America's NATO commitments.
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It is less clear how well we'll all fare if Republicans don't learn from the coming shutdown fight, and threaten themselves with defaulting on the national debt.
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He has been criticized for defaulting to a distinctive hyper-kineticism, all angles and arrows, limbs veering off into space as torsos and heads duck and weave.
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Aviation is one of the few areas explicitly excluded from the remit of the World Trade Organisation, so defaulting to that body's rules is not an option.
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D.S. Kulkarni Developers, one of the biggest property firms in Pune city, has been accused of defaulting on deposits it raised from individuals promising them higher returns.
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First, some background: Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory, owes more to its creditors than it can ever possibly repay, and has already started defaulting on its debt.
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The request would reportedly be tied to a raising of the debt ceiling, an urgent legislative priority needed to prevent the US from defaulting on its debt.
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The coronavirus pandemic has distressed more than $1 trillion of corporate debt, meaning the companies are at risk of defaulting or seeking bankruptcy protection, according to UBS.
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The timing was bad because some investors had put their money in the stock market and had to sell their shares at steep discounts to avoid defaulting.
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And she strives to get fellow residents of her largely conservative hometown to engage with one another about their personal values, rather than defaulting to party rhetoric.
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But hours later he was back attacking Democratic governors like Michigan's Gretchen Whitmer and soon defaulting to attacks on journalists for the crime of asking legitimate questions.
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Securitising loans with Fannie or Freddie protects banks from lawsuits brought by defaulting borrowers seeking to hold on to their properties by claiming failures of due diligence.
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"Stranger Things 2" (sigh) deserves credit for not immediately defaulting to "Eleven and the Nerds Ride Again," but you can bet it will get there before long.
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The shutdown has dried up cash flows for hundreds of small businesses, which form the backbone of the Italian economy and risk defaulting as payment deadlines approach.
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The regulator also said that Gitanjali Gems failed to make proper disclosures about defaulting on bond payments owed to state-run Life Insurance Corp, India's largest insurer.
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Amazon executives apparently failed to note that Inpax's chief executive had once pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute cocaine, and had declared bankruptcy after defaulting on debts.
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The company had to delay the filing of its annual report, and it has also been on the verge of defaulting on its $30 billion of debt.
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The Treasury Department has been taking "extraordinary measures" to keep the U.S. from defaulting since March 15, the date to which Congress had approved an earlier hike.
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He started with the premise that people who agonize over important choices may systematically make wrong decisions, defaulting to either "yes" or "no" with too much regularity.
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The Weinstein Company's facing upheaval and lawsuits -- including being sued Friday for defaulting on a $45 million loan -- and as we've reported ... is broke as a joke.
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Partisanship has trumped statesmanship time and time again, as the US endured a few weeks of government shutdown and multiple near-misses with defaulting on its debts.
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Moody's Indian affiliate ICRA estimates the criteria would net 50 defaulting companies with combined outstanding debt of 2.46 trillion rupees ($38 billion), so banks' credit provisions will spike.
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Congress must raise the federal debt ceiling or face defaulting on the government's bills, and several Republican lawmakers said the matter would be part of Senate budget talks.
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Malaysia's Sovereign Credit Default Swap — a type of insurance that protects against a country defaulting or restructuring its debt — rose 4 basis points (bps) to 165/170 bps.
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That very same month, Valeant released a statement warning investors that it was at risk of defaulting and filed unaudited earnings in place of its annual comprehensive overview.
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But the regional situation worsened once the global financial crisis hit, with a total of 44 issuers defaulting on $5.8 billion of debt in total during 2008-20173.
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Instead of defaulting to throwing a tired cardigan into your bag, it's time to get creative with a whole new approach to layering that goes beyond the predictable.
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But some reflects a lower default risk, because for many borrowers defaulting on loans from state-backed Chinese entities is a scarier prospect than bilking a commercial lender.
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The Italian official said the two had exchanged information about the soundness of Italian banks, which are saddled with 203 billion euros ($220.64 billion) of gross defaulting loans.
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Defaulting on a student loan damages your credit score, which can affect your ability to secure a credit card, get other loans and buy a house or car.
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Mugabe's government started defaulting on debts to the IMF, World Bank, African Development Bank (AfDB) and several Western lenders in 5.63, leading to a freeze in financial aid.
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If Congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling, the U.S. risks defaulting on its debt, the government would shut down and markets would almost certainly be thrown into havoc.
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But typically the kinds of discounts on bond prices he is talking about occur when a country or company is at high risk of defaulting on its obligations.
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This will preserve the last setting you indicated from the camera app, rather than automatically defaulting to live photo the next time you go to take a picture.
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A former National Security Agency official estimated he spent roughly 75 percent of his time on classified networks, occasionally defaulting to them to eliminate the threat of leakage.
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Basically, the defaulting of residential mortgages, as painful as it was, has put people in better financial shape today compared to where they were in the last decade.
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In his ruling, Judge Thomas Moukawsher of State Superior Court in Hartford said that "Connecticut is defaulting on its constitutional duty" to give all children an adequate education.
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The BoE noted in the report that losses for banks from consumer loans defaulting are far higher than in the home loans sector, though they remain low overall.
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The bank's five-year credit default swaps, which reflect the cost of insuring against a bond defaulting, jumped by 21bp on Friday to 255bp as market fears escalated.
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Over the past two decades, it was the only mainstream financial institution consistently willing to do business with Mr. Trump, who had a history of defaulting on loans.
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Credit default swaps implied a probability of Lebanon defaulting on its debt of 58% within the next year and 78% within the next five years, IHS Markit calculated.
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Part of gilts' appeal is Britain's track record, stretching back hundreds of years, of not defaulting on its debt, bolstered by the fact it issues its own currency.
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Ecuador has some $15.75 billion in outstanding bonds that were issued since 2014, when it returned to capital markets after defaulting on part of its debt in 2008.
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Five business people who have contracts with the government say they and others have ended up blacklisted by credit reference bureaux after falling behind on loan repayments or defaulting.
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" Mayotte added that "your rate doesn't matter if you lose your job, or have sudden medical expenses, can't afford your payments and find that defaulting is your only option.
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A sharp increase in policy interest rates could bring an immediate financial crisis – a spiral of defaulting borrowers, crumbling bank balance sheets and sudden shortages of credit and confidence.
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Passing the measures was supposed to unlock bail-out funds from Greece's creditors, which the government needs to avoid defaulting on bond payments of around €7bn ($7.9bn) in July.
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Sovereign loans are protected by the bank's preferred creditor status, which ensures that EIB will be repaid in priority in the event of a sovereign defaulting on its obligation.
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Some Republicans came to believe that defaulting on the country's debts was a legitimate tool in their campaign against him, kamikaze tactics that presaged the wrecking ball of Trumpism.
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He added that investors will likely remain cautious with a late-September deadline looming for the United States to raise its debt ceiling or risk defaulting on debt payments.
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The notching between MidCo1's IDR and the rating of the senior PIK toggle notes themselves reflects Fitch's view of the likely recoveries in the event of MidCo1 defaulting.
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Points would be deducted for bad behaviour such as defaulting on loans, late payment of utility bills, breaking the rules of the road or being convicted of a crime.
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U.S. investor Calamos Family Partners (CFP) said in an emailed statement it had filed a lawsuit in the U.S. against Dutch EXIN Financial Services Holdings for defaulting on loans.
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In a member default scenario, authorities will have the power to address outstanding losses and replenish financial resources through haircuts to variation margin gains made by non-defaulting participants.
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He is quick to note that there is little sign of stress at the moment, and other economists maintain that Australians are culturally averse to defaulting on their mortgages.
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Despite defaulting on certain payments last week, DHFL said it was confident of securing new credit lines from lenders and restarting its own lending operations as early as August.
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"I feel the consequences for the United States and the global economy for defaulting on Treasury debt would be very severe," she said, avoiding mentioning Mr. Trump by name.
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Viceroy alleged in its report that Capitec overstated its loan book by as much as 3 billion rand ($250 million) a year by issuing new loans to defaulting clients.
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The attorney will also do a title search on the property to ensure there are no liens from the previous owner, like defaulting on their mortgage, for example.8.
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While defaulting on its own debt in 1998, Russia managed to start paying back Soviet foreign debt in the 2000s when prices for oil, Russia's key export, were high.
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The Sonata plug-in's only real competition is the Ford Fusion Energi, which travels close to 1003 miles solely on electricity before defaulting to standard gas/electric hybrid operation.
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The Energi will go 19 miles on electric power alone before defaulting to a standard hybrid mode, although its battery takes an even larger chunk out of the trunk.
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Extended tweets aren't actually presented as a breaking change to the API, but that's only because the API is defaulting to compatibility mode in order to bridge the gap.
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With the country facing the prospect of defaulting on its borrowing obligations, Mr. Mnuchin was assigned by Mr. Trump to work with Ms. Pelosi to reach a budget deal.
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But his deal with the Democrats will allow the country to make it all the way through Thanksgiving without either defaulting on its debt or closing down the government.
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Defaulting — or missing a certain number of scheduled payments — sets off cascading fees and seriously damages borrowers' credit scores, hampering their ability to get other loans in the future.
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The move will delay proceedings in two suits brought by Red Tree Investments against PDVSA in New York courts for $182 million for allegedly defaulting on four loan agreements.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's Government Development Bank said it has reached a deal with credit unions to avoid defaulting on about $33 million of debt due on Monday.
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Banks are also looking to grow their retail businesses faster as the corporate segment has been hit due to over-leverage among companies and a crackdown on defaulting borrowers.
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Your policy may need to be large enough so that the benefit from disability insurance would allow you to continue paying down balances without defaulting on existing loans.3.
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The U.S. Congress will need to raise the nation's debt limit by early to mid-October to avoid defaulting on loan payments, the Congressional Budget Office said in June.
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Apart from defaulting on payments from the early 1980s onwards, Sudan was also subject to U.S. sanctions linked to the conflict in Darfur for nearly two decades until 2017.
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Last summer, C hicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel narrowly avoided defaulting on a payment to the teachers' pension fund, securing the $634 million necessary to make a one-time payment.
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The country, once on the verge of defaulting on its debts, has benefited from expectations of a clean exit from its bailout this year and a revival in the economy.
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The state-owned carrier, which has failed to publish annual statements for the past two years and is in danger of defaulting on its debt, was initially given a Sept.
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"These developments leave the company in a difficult situation," Holmes wrote, noting that an inability to secure further financing may result in Theranos defaulting on its credit agreement with Fortress.
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Fears of a wave of defaulting customers have not materialised: in the owner-occupied and buy-to-let sectors the share of mortgages in arrears is at a historic low.
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Speaking on Question Time on Thursday night, the transport secretary insisted there would be no "hard border" at Dover under any Brexit scenario, including defaulting to World Trade Organisation rules.
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That would cap a slowly strengthening recovery eight years after Greece lurched on the brink of defaulting on its debt and risked being kicked out of the single currency bloc.
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Investors of both CDOs and SCDOs were left exposed to defaulting U.S. subprime mortgage loans, which created the worst financial crisis in generations when they began to default last decade.
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Still, whether lending turns profitable again hinges on how quickly Brazil's economy recovers from a deep recession and large Brazilian borrowers resume borrowing or stop defaulting on their existing credit.
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However, every time the warring parties come close to hitting the ceiling, it raises the specter of the U.S. defaulting on its debts, which now total just over $22 trillion.
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However, he said he saw less risk of midstream companies defaulting than E&P or oil services companies because their businesses are not as directly affected by low oil prices.
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One big bank admits that it is selling at face value high-risk loans to the government that it expects will make a 24-2700% loss due to homeowners defaulting.
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Trump's comments at a rally in Phoenix on Tuesday came as lawmakers face a deadline in late September to raise the U.S. debt ceiling or risk defaulting on debt payments.
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A recently passed (but not yet operational) bankruptcy law will give banks power to foreclose on defaulting borrowers, many of them tycoons who have historically run rings around their bankers.
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That would mean breaking the contract with all holders of U.S. Treasuries, which would be akin to a large number of Americans defaulting on all of their debt obligations simultaneously.
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They'll also need to raise the debt ceiling later this year to avoid defaulting, with the Treasury Department expected to be able to extend the deadline until September or October.
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It began defaulting on a series of bad loan investment products last August and is now offering goods including rice, milk and ham in part payment to pacify disgruntled investors.
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But the company, a shipbuilding unit of South Korean firm Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction, declared bankruptcy in January after defaulting on loans of over $400 million from Philippine banks.
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Spotify and TMWRK have also parted ways, with SFX owing the streaming service a recoupable advance of $10 million after defaulting on its original content agreement reached this past summer.
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African Americans are defaulting on student loans at about double the rate of their white counterparts, underscoring how pernicious a problem consumer debt has become particularly for low-income households.
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When they were children, their parents, Kathy and Wayne, barred them from playing each other in tournament finals, insisting that they take turns defaulting, in order to preserve family harmony.
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In his book, "The Power Paradox," psychologist Dacher Keltner explores how leaders, especially those whose power is left unchecked, can become detached from those they lead, defaulting to coercive power.
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Lawmakers will also confront impending deadlines on the federal budget and the country's borrowing limit, which must be raised by the deadline or risk defaulting on the country's debt obligations.
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Those bonds have rallied considerably since mid-February, when yields respectively hit around 22% and 15.88% amid fears that rock-bottom crude prices could lead to the country defaulting again.
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At best, consumers will have to resort to their "second best" option, such as defaulting on other loans or working a second job — options they already had but decided against.
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In these transactions, an increasingly long list of private sources of capital, from asset managers and hedge funds to mortgage insurers and reinsurers, take on the risk of defaulting mortgages.
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Those measures are only expected to hold up until this fall, at which point budget experts warn the United States could create a global financial crisis by defaulting on payments.
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The panicked selling came after S&P Global, a ratings agency, warned that Noble was at risk of defaulting on large debt repayments that are due within the next 12 months.
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He was evicted from the home in 1997 after defaulting on the mortgage, and it was demolished the next year by new owner Kenneth Abdalla, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Overall, it gives a little to everyone: Democrats get more money for domestic programs, Republicans get more funding for the military and the United States would avert defaulting on its loans.
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Most students end up defaulting to a 10-year repayment plan, then balk at the high monthly payments and seek other options, of which there are about 150 permutations, said Farrington.
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Nailor couldn't keep up with his loan payments while balancing other kinds of debt and providing for his family so, in addition to defaulting, he and his wife filed for bankruptcy.
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Greece needs a new tranche of financial aid under its 86 billion euro bailout by the third quarter of the year or it faces the risk of defaulting on its debts.
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Mulvaney suggested on Thursday that Congress had until "late September" to act on the issue, which would raise the government's legal borrowing limit and prevent it from defaulting on its debts.
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"If Pemex defaults, it would be Argentina on steroids," the first senior banker said referring to the chaos the South American nation created by defaulting on its foreign debt in 2001.
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There's also an oft-sued Brooklyn developer named Joel Schreiber, who found $15 million to invest in Neumann back in 2010 and now stands accused of chronically defaulting on other obligations.
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Yet high fuel taxes, a weak rupee and price competition have squeezed profitability, leaving Jet with $1.13 billion in net debt as at the end of September and defaulting on payments.
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Those guarantees provide an incentive for the owners to avoid defaulting on those obligations, even if their businesses start struggling, because they, and not just their corporations, are on the hook.
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Being specific rather than defaulting to clichés or benign standbys is an underrated weapon for both comedies and dramas, but it takes a clear vision to find that kind of detail.
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This same pattern of doctors defaulting to the easy thing later in the day has appeared for decreased influenza vaccinations, increased opioid prescribing for back pain and decreased physician hand-washing.
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The reasons can vary, but most are based on the fact that the creditor suddenly views you as an increased credit risk — or a high risk of defaulting on the card.
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Defaulting on the $1.5 billion repayment would have been a mistake and set Lebanon on a "hard-landing scenario", said Nasser Saidi, an economist and a former central bank vice governor.
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Even if you do not talk to the managing agent ahead of time, you will need to inform the board of any new loan or risk defaulting on your proprietary lease.
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Capitol Hill has grown used to altercations between Republican leaders and their adamant right flank — showdowns that have shut down the government and edged the government toward defaulting on its debt.
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More recently, Mr. Cohen and his father-in-law lent more than $25 million to a Ukrainian businessman who has a checkered financial record and a history of defaulting on loans.
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" Stéphane Dujarric, a spokesman for Guterres, said the U.N. "runs the risk of depleting its liquidity reserves by the end of the month and defaulting on payments to staff and vendors.
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The system spread the risk of mortgage defaults to banks around the globe and led to a string of financial collapses in 2008 when borrowers began defaulting on risky subprime loans.
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According to the report, the ECB is particularly concerned that Turkish citizens might not be prepared to support the depreciation of the lira and will start defaulting on foreign-currency loans.
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The company delivered worse-than-expected financial guidance and raised the chance of defaulting on its debt if it breaches agreements with creditors by not filing its annual report on time.
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Credit waivers that prevented Lonmin from defaulting on its loans granted in January are dependent on the company's planned merger and the company still faced liquidity challenges, its finance head said.
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President Robert Mugabe's government has not received foreign funding since it started defaulting on its external debt in 1999 and is relying on domestic borrowing and taxes to fund its national budget.
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Without fresh payments, Greece will struggle to repay its creditors in the summer, resurfacing fears that Athens could end up defaulting on its debt and, in theory, crashing out of the euro.
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Amazon's standard seven microphone array is back, as, of course, is its far-field tech, which allows different Echos to work in tandem, defaulting to the unit closest to the person speaking.
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"We demonstrate today that our administration's vision is very much different from the past, which was defaulting — ours is compliance," Rossello said at an event in San Juan with private sector leaders.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Dental hygienist Randy Honeycutt's $65,000 student loan balance has ballooned to more than $0003,000 because of back interest and default fees, a cautionary tale about the perils of defaulting.
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"There are many opportunities afforded financially struggling borrowers to avoid defaulting on their loans, including hardship deferments and income-based repayment options that may result in zero dollar payment amounts," he says.
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Verengo Inc, the largest installer of residential solar systems in southern California, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Friday as it seeks to sell itself after defaulting on a bank loan.
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The Trump administration and Congress will need to collaborate on a way to raise the debt ceiling, or the United States could trigger a global economic crisis by defaulting on its debt.
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But he has become mired in a debt scandal related to the airline's collapse, with the Indian authorities accusing him of money laundering, bribing bank officials, defaulting on loans and other misdeeds.
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India's near $147 billion pile of soured loans is replete with examples of powerful and politically connected businesses who are accused of undermining rules to secure credit and then defaulting on loans.
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In October, the International Monetary Fund said Kenya's risk of defaulting on debt repayments had increased to moderate from low, citing the government's public investment drive and revenue shortfalls in recent years.
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On the idea of defaulting to stopgap funding measures that over time see a decrease in funding levels, for example, Hoyer argued that approach undermines Congress' obligation to pass bills on time.
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In reacting to other tragedies, Mr. Trump has struggled to convey empathy, defaulting to anger at the assailants, or, as in the case of the recent hurricanes, praise for his government's response.
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Its owner had several cocaine-related felony convictions and had previously declared bankruptcy after missing insurance payments, failing to pay taxes, and defaulting on loans and other obligations amounting to $2000 million.
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THE ELECTION of Mauricio Macri in 2015 was supposed to usher in a new era in Argentina, a country with a reputation for toothsome steaks, rapid inflation and defaulting on its debts.
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Some state firms are defaulting or scrambling for funds to meet obligations and some lenders are refusing to lend to Tianjin companies, according to creditors, government sources and documents viewed by Reuters.
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As the region has turned on him this year — and with his country on the verge of defaulting on its loans — Mr. Maduro has made increasingly enthusiastic overtures to Russia and China.
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But when companies start defaulting on their debt, what it really means is those same LPs, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, MIT, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Ford Foundation, Knight Foundation, all these people, right?
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There is some sense to defaulting to only temporary muting, as users might simply forget they blocked their favorite sports team before a big game, and then wouldn't see it mentioned forever after.
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Defaulting to the idea of jocks as bullies is just one of the many places where Daybreak lazily rehashes 1980s tropes, even as it's desperate to be a cutting-edge Gen Z series.
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Fewer than one million families received assistance from HAMP, and nearly one in three that did use it ended up defaulting again when the loan modifications they received did not go far enough.
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But sources close to the government this week said Maduro had considered not paying, and that the last-minute approval came after intense discussions among cabinet members about the potential benefits of defaulting.
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Tycoons have the upper hand in negotiations with their lenders because they know that red tape, patronage and antiquated legal systems make it all but impossible to seize the assets of defaulting firms.
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In 2011, when House Speaker John Boehner was desperate for Republican votes to prevent the government from defaulting on its debt, he went to see David Koch in Manhattan to plead for help.
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It's an incredibly frustrating conundrum: Defaulting or being delinquent may make you ineligible for forbearance or deferment of federal student loans, and some schools have the right to withhold your transcript, she adds.
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In defaulting on its sovereign bonds last month (it failed to pay interest on two dollar-denominated bonds by the end of a grace period on November 13th), Venezuela is also increasingly unusual.
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There is approximately $1.31 trillion in outstanding student loan debt in this country, and according to data from the U.S. Department of Education, millions of Americans are late with payments or are defaulting.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission voted unanimously to shorten that timeframe to two business days, a change that aims to reduce credit and market risk, including the risk of a trading counterparty defaulting.
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The fund at issue, Long-Term Capital Management, had made some big debt-financed bets that went badly awry primarily as a result of Russia defaulting on its national debt in August 1998.
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Valeant said on Tuesday it would not meet a March 15 deadline for filing its annual financial statements with securities regulators, putting it in danger of defaulting on its $30 billion debt load.
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Personal loans are also locked in over shorter terms, like one to five years, and payments are auto-deducted from a checking account, which decreases the odds of missing a payment or defaulting.
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And despite defaulting on certain payments as late as last week, DHFL said it was confident of securing fresh credit lines from lenders and restarting its lending operations as early as in August.
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"If they do the right steps, they are not heading to a credit crunch," Azour told Reuters this week, when asked if the IMF was concerned about Oman potentially defaulting on its debt.
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As the probability of defaulting on promised benefits increases with falling asset prices and bloated pension liabilities, retirees nationwide will face the grim prospect of receiving greatly reduced benefits during their golden years.
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Anyone doubting that Turkey is now at serious risk of defaulting on its external debt has not being paying attention to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) most recent staff report on that country.
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The plans for a sequel emerged as Singapore's defense ministry said that author Kwan, also an executive producer on the "Crazy Rich Asians" film, is wanted for defaulting on his compulsory military service.
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"I would like us the raise the debt ceiling sooner rather than later so we don't run the risk of defaulting," said Mnuchin, insisting that the government is obligated to honor its debt.
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Serving more than your times Elisha Njoroge, 34, from the town of Mwea in central Kenya, was imprisoned for defaulting on his TB treatment in 2015 and served a full two-year sentence.
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And Brazil, the world's seventh largest economy, is in the grips of the deepest of political and economic crises that could put the country well on the path to defaulting on its debt.
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Yet what ought to be a set of straightforward tasks — avoid defaulting on the national debt and shutting down the federal government; pass an annual budget — instead is looking like an epic challenge.
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Fitch believes the potentially huge implications of SCBS defaulting and the fact that it operates in Singapore, which is SC's second home market provide SC with a high incentive to support its subsidiary.
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That's because if downloading Lite makes them respond to more messages more quickly, it thereby encourages friends to stick with Messenger instead of defaulting back to SMS or iMessage, or straying to Snapchat.
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In those cases, you have a combination of treason and defaulting on the core responsibilities of his office — at the center of the founders' concerns (especially being too close to a foreign government).
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It was an obscure document in which the borrower admitted defaulting on the loan — even before taking out any money at all — and authorized the bank to do whatever it wanted to collect.
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Here in Argentina, a nation that had been shut out of international credit markets for defaulting on about $20143 billion in bonds, China became a godsend for then-President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
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WASHINGTON — Congress has until mid-October to raise the statutory borrowing limit or the United States will risk defaulting on its debt obligations, the Congressional Budget Office said in a report on Thursday.
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The federal bankruptcy code bans Puerto Rico from declaring bankruptcy, and by 2016, it was defaulting haphazardly on payment after payment, without any way to take shelter from the many resulting creditor lawsuits.
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Canadian Shapovalov, who plays Marton Fucsovics in the first round on Monday, said he would have little hesitation defaulting if scheduled to play in the conditions that plagued qualifying on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Greece's creditors have been pushing the government to pass further austerity measures in exchange for the release of funds that the government needs before July in order to avoid defaulting on its debt.
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Conservatives have long argued that increases to the debt limit, which are needed to stop the U.S. government from defaulting on its debt, should only be passed alongside spending reforms. http://bit.ly/2xQwbr9.
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But demand for new ships has slowed, thousands of workers have been laid off, and the Philippine arm of Hanjin, after defaulting on some $400 million in loans, filed for bankruptcy this month.
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"Credit insurance companies have reduced their coverage limits for companies that have problems," one person said, adding that more were defaulting on trade payments - especially those with large foreign-currency or short-term debts.
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It still saw risks from defaulting or non-performing loans and incomplete bank balance sheet repair which should be addressed - comments that will be widely seen as referring to lenders in the euro zone.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress will need to raise the nation's debt limit by early to mid-October to avoid defaulting on loan payments, the Congressional Budget Office said in a report on Thursday.
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Without a foreign funding boost, Lebanon risks a currency devaluation or even defaulting on debt within months, according to interviews with nearly 20 government officials, politicians, bankers and investors conducted by Reuters this month.
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Some analysts are worried that the German bank could end up defaulting on certain bonds, and ABN AMRO Bank has previously suggested that Deutsche Bank's tier 1 coupon payments could be at "real risk".
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This view takes into account: (i) their full ownership by VEB; (ii) the track record of equity and liquidity support to date; and (iii) potential reputational risk for VEB in case of them defaulting.
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Another cabinet minister with well-known anti-EU tendencies, meanwhile, felt it necessary to insist that there was "no chance" of Italy defaulting on any of the country's 2.3 trillion euros worth of debt.
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In 2011, Standard & Poor's downgraded the U.S. credit rating for the first time after a gridlocked Congress waited until the government was possibly within hours of defaulting on its debt to raise the ceiling.
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Federal regulators in the Obama administration began cracking down on for-profit schools, since a great deal of their students were defaulting on their federal student loans and investigations revealed overly-aggressive recruiting tactics.
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If someone is in danger of defaulting on a loan, or if a business is about to collapse, creditors might want to take want to take whatever they can get to avoid getting nothing.
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Goldman's incoming chief financial officer Stephen Scherr, who will take up the position in November, said the bank would slow Marcus's expansion if credit conditions deteriorate and borrowers show signs of defaulting in loans.
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WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reuters) - Congress will need to raise the nation's debt limit and avoid defaulting on loan payments by "early to mid-October," the Congressional Budget Office said in a report on Thursday.
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"Still, while an increasing number of companies are defaulting, it is widely believed the government will intervene to contain a possible explosion of such cases to prevent a self-fulfilled financial crisis," he said.
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Accordingly, BSE has already filed proceedings against the Seven defaulting companies before the Hon'ble National Company Law Tribunal, Mumbai on account of their failure to pay annual listing fees over a period of time.
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The Times noted that Cohen and his father-in-law gave more than $25 million in loans to a Ukrainian businessman who has a checkered financial record and a history of defaulting on loans.
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In Connecticut, a state judge last month ordered sweeping changes to reshape the state's public schools after concluding that "Connecticut is defaulting on its constitutional duty" to provide all students with an adequate education.
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The case the Supreme Court ruled on dates back to 1991, when the government first issued notices accusing Godavari Garments of defaulting on payments to the Employees' Provident Fund, India's state-run pension fund.
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UPDATE [Friday, January 15]: Just a few days after defaulting on a promissory note caused SFX stocks to plummet even further, the company has announced that they have received $20 million in new financing.
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Indian banks' "stressed" loans hit a record $150 billion at the end of last year, prompting the government to change rules and give the central bank more power to push defaulting companies to bankruptcy.
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Among the investors initiating this new wave of litigation is financing company EHL Funding LLC partner Ezra Birnbaum, who is suing organizers Billy McFarland and Ja Rule for defaulting on a $3 million loan.
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Campaigners say that factories are defaulting on their share of the scheme or paying only in part - meaning that her struggle for justice is the norm in India's $40 billion garment and textile industry.
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A standoff over the debt limit has the potential to be more calamitous than the clash over funding the government because of the potentially catastrophic consequences of the United States defaulting on its obligations.
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"Last week, we announced that we were temporarily defaulting all videos on YouTube to standard definition in the EU. Given the global nature of this crisis, we will expand that change globally starting today."
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It missed its fourth-quarter earnings targets, has said it will restate financials for 2014 and 2015 and delayed filing its annual report, putting it in danger of defaulting on $30 billion in debt.
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And, as the study found, the ability to make investments is confounded even further because those same businesses are defaulting on their debts more often and are less attractive for the financing they need.
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Though the bonds were completely legitimate, consistently paying their 7.9 percent coupon and never defaulting, they lost value, were eventually downgraded to one notch above junk status, and the market for similar offerings soured.
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The idea gained steam during the 2007-09 global financial crisis as a way for firms to limit the risk associated with the person or firm on the other side of a trade defaulting.
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Prior to defaulting on ERS and HTA debt, Puerto Rico used employer contributions made by government agencies and public entities to pay pension bonds, while toll revenues and other license fees covered HTA debt.
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In English, defaulting to the feminine "she/her" when referring to a person of unspecified gender, instead of the masculine "he/him," has long been a way of thumbing one's nose at the patriarchy.
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The complaint detailed accusations of behind-the-scenes boardroom maneuvers in November as SunEdison raced to find $100 million to avoid defaulting on a margin loan, secured by the company's stock in TerraForm Power.
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Coal producer Armstrong Energy Inc has hired restructuring and legal help after defaulting on some of its debt, raising the possibility the company might need to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from its creditors.
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With 16 oil and gas companies defaulting in the second quarter, total defaults in the sector for the first half of the year reached 30, the credit rating agency said in a report on Monday.
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The oversight board, appointed under the Puerto Rico rescue law known as PROMESA, certified a 10-year wind-down for the GDB, which served as the island's fiscal agent until defaulting on debt last year.
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A list compiled by Moody's shows retailers at risk of defaulting on loan payments — and therefore who could be forced to file for bankruptcy in the new year — include J.Crew, Neiman Marcus and Toms Shoes.
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Clearing, which involves a third party stepping in between a buyer and a seller to reduce the risk of a transaction defaulting, has been a major focus of regulators since the 2007-09 credit meltdown.
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And so as US consumers began rolling over — cutting out all kinds of purchases in favor of paying debts (and then, in large numbers, eventually defaulting on those debts) — so too went the US economy.
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The Beijing-based fund house, New China Fund Management, told clients on June 12 it needed to sell assets after defaulting on several products, according to a letter it sent that was reviewed by Reuters.
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Just last month, the Supreme People's Court announced that 6.15 million people in the country had been banned from air travel over the last four years for defaulting on court orders, according to local media.
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It will be interesting to watch the political debate around this provision, given all the pushback to an individual mandate — and how the idea of the government defaulting people into insurance coverage ultimately plays out.
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When you constantly hear about how stressful it is to pay off student loans and the scary reality of defaulting, it can be hard to see anything positive about borrowing money to pay for college.
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Before last month, the lowest point of Barack Obama's presidency was in mid-2011, when Republicans used the threat of defaulting on the national debt to extract policy ransoms from him and Democrats in Congress.
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Puerto Rico's Government Development Bank, a crucial part of the local economy, risks defaulting on $422 million in debt payments due May 1, and the island faces $2 billion in payments on debt in July.
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In Venezuela, beleaguered President Nicolas Maduro may turn to Russia in order to avoid defaulting on $3.5 billion of state oil giant Petroleos de Venezuela SA's debt coming due in October and November, RBC said.
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But while we know about the damage that being delinquent and defaulting on a student loan can do to a borrower's finances, we need more data that can inform public and policy discussions about solutions.
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This was allegedly done to curb the flow of untaxed income, a ludicrous claim, given the number of his cronies who sit in London and New York after defaulting on massive loans from government banks.
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While defaulting on the debt is not in anyone's best interest, in May of last year, then-candidate Trump suggested that he could reduce the national debt by negotiating with creditors for a partial payment.
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The decision to rescind the guidance came two days after the Consumer Federation of America issued a report that finds that the number of people defaulting on their student loan payments is on the rise.
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Maduro now needs the court to give him the powers — which are almost certainly unconstitutional — to negotiate and sign deals designed to raise enough money to keep the country from defaulting on its foreign debt.
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Elizabeth Holmes, the embattled founder and CEO of Theranos, reportedly told shareholders Tuesday that the blood testing start-up is in dire need of funding and at risk of defaulting on a $100 million loan.
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Yet, Greece's creditors met in Brussels last week and shamefully failed to agree on terms that would permit the release of 7 billion euros in bailout funds needed by July to keep Greece from defaulting.
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Driving the bet, analysts say, is a view that emerging market economies, regardless of their political and economic challenges, are no longer willing to face the wrath of bond investors by defaulting on their debts.
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HONG KONG/BEIJING/SHANGHAI, Dec 3 (Reuters) - China's Peking University Founder Group is looking for strategic investment from a large state-owned enterprise after defaulting on an onshore bond, three sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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London (CNN Business)Argentina is taking desperate action to keep dollars in the country as it tries to prop up its collapsing currency and avoid defaulting on its debt for the third time since 2000.
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As long as you can keep up the ongoing payments without defaulting, this interest model can be a nice perk — but remember, all 103(k) loans must be paid back within a five year window.
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The prospective buyer for Ji's flat has now withdrawn, leaving her to find another buyer quickly or risk defaulting on her contract for the bigger home, and losing over half a million yuan in the deposit.
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The thought that sinking the currency and defaulting is going to improve the French economy is based on three myths: It is terrifying to see that citizens are led to believe in these fake magic solutions.
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The government is due to run out of funding at the end of September, and Congress will need to raise its borrowing limit this fall or risk defaulting on more than $19 trillion in federal debt.
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The monitor works out of the box with anything that supports Thunderbolt 3, but only the most recent of laptops were able to drive it at the full 5K resolution, with the rest defaulting to 4K.
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Congo Republic's woes come in the wake of Mozambique defaulting last year after the discovery of previously hidden credits led the IMF and Western donors to halt support for it, triggering the collapse of its currency.
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He disclosed his plans on Wednesday, a day after Reuters reported that the sporting equipment maker has hired investment bank Centerview Partners Holdings LLC to help it negotiate with lenders to avoid defaulting on its loans.
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Once one of Africa's most promising economies, Zimbabwe suffered decades of decline under former President Robert Mugabe and has been shut out of international capital markets since it began defaulting on its external debt in 1999.
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RELATED: Trump-McConnell feud simmers as GOP watches in horror Still, Ryan has maintained that he's not concerned about the debt ceiling, a must-pass move in order for the government to avoid defaulting on loans.
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Mr. Maduro has avoided defaulting on Venezuela's debt by borrowing billions of dollars from China, which will have to decide whether to keep bailing out Caracas when its next large payment becomes due in the fall.
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Reading his ruling from the bench for more than two hours, Judge Thomas Moukawsher of State Superior Court in Hartford said that "Connecticut is defaulting on its constitutional duty" to give all children an adequate education.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) and John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 85033th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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Intent on building a residential tower designed by ODA New York that at one point was to stretch 32 stories, Continuum fell behind on payments to a financial backer, Garrison Investment Group, defaulting on its loan.
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That means Venezuela remains with the dilemma of whether to continuing paying debt at the expense of an increasingly hungry and sick population, or defaulting on creditors and burning its bridges to the global financial system.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) and John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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Your Money Adviser THE main option for getting federal student loans out of default is so flawed that borrowers who do manage to get back on track often end up defaulting again, a new report finds.
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Unable to get funding from lenders like the IMF since defaulting on its debt in 1999, Zimbabwe has over the last five years relied on the African Export and Import Bank (Afreximbank) for mineral-backed loans.
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I'm inclined to doubt it — in important matters, we usually do best by defaulting to the truth — though you'll naturally take into consideration your sense of just how frail, physically and otherwise, your father really is.
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On top of that, the stability fund will offer 400 billion euros in loan guarantees to secure corporate debt at risk of defaulting, taking the volume of the overall package to more than 750 billion euros.
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Investors, who for years shrugged off concerns about the possibility of Venezuela defaulting on its debt despite hyper-inflation and an economic recession involving shortages of basic goods, have in recent days started considering the possibility.
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Aries finds it challenging to address problems without defaulting to Fight Mode, but the clever rams figure out that compassion and kindness can sometimes be the best way to win the fight against a bad day.
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"The auditors, despite being aware of this modus operandi of fraudulently funding of principal and interest to the defaulting borrowers, had not reported the same in the audit report," the government alleged in the court filing.
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There has long been poverty in Gaza, but with unemployment now at 43.6 percent, according to the Palestinian Bureau of Statistics, even once-wealthy merchants are defaulting on debts, causing other businesses to collapse, like dominoes.
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Indian banks, especially those run by the state, have been dogged by surging levels of bad loans, forcing the central bank to undertake a clean-up exercise that includes sending defaulting borrowers into a bankruptcy court framework.
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"I'm very focused on making sure we take the right measures and not defaulting to things that seem like they might be easier to do but would not actually address the problems that we see," Zuckerberg concluded.
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FUNDING WOES The Beijing-based fund house, New China Fund Management, told clients on June 12 it needed to sell assets after defaulting on several products, according to a letter it sent that was reviewed by Reuters.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Millennials face the greatest risk among all U.S. age groups on defaulting on their loans, especially on what they borrow for schools and cars in the next 12 months, UBS analysts said on Wednesday.
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Under an 86 billion-euro ($92.7 billion) bailout program, the third since 2010, Greece is keen for new loans from euro zone countries to avoid defaulting on about 7.5 billion euros of debt falling due by July.
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But: While noble in mission, loan services like SoFi tend to favor borrowers with high incomes and low risks of defaulting, as BuzzFeed reported a year ago — not the profile of those most saddled by student debt.
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If the deal is blocked it would trigger Lonmin's debt covenants and require the platinum miner to pay $150 million in 20 days after credit waivers were granted by Lonmin's lenders in January, preventing it from defaulting.
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While delinquency rates remain relatively low (below 2500%) across most types of consumer debt for people age 22002 and older, those who are in danger of defaulting should know whether it could affect their Social Security income.
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Part of the problem stems from Beijing's "ad hoc approach" to settling debt issues, according to a report by the Center for Global Development (CDG), which pointed to a lack of consistency in dealing with defaulting nations.
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One of the biggest challenges facing newly-appointed Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos will be tackling the issue of rising tuition and consequent rising student debt levels, with thousands of Americans defaulting on student loans every day.
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This means focusing on helping people directly, and, in doing so, addressing the gaping holes in our economy that leave families one lost paycheck away from defaulting on their mortgage, car, credit card or student loan payments.
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But in this instance, some companies were concerned about getting paid, she said, because the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, known as Prepa, had filed for bankruptcy protection in July after defaulting on $9 billion in debt.
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VLADIVOSTOK, Russia, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Russian state bank VTB CEO Andrey Kostin said on Wednesday that Mozambique must pay an outstanding loan by the end of the year or else face the prospect of defaulting on it.
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As interest rates rise and the economy appears to be slowing, they are in not-insignificant danger of defaulting on the debt, a fear that has started to cause disturbing ripples in the debt and equity markets.
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A report by S&P, the ratings agency, published in February said U.S. high yield energy and natural resources bonds had the highest risk of defaulting in 2020 prior to the Saudi-led oil price sell down.
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The pandemic hits at the worst possible time for Argentina, as growers start harvesting this season's crops and the cash-strapped government scrambles to avoid defaulting on more than $100 billion in what it calls "unsustainable" debt.
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The pandemic hits at the worst possible time for Argentina, as growers start harvesting this season's crops and the cash-strapped government scrambles to avoid defaulting on more than $100 billion in what it calls "unsustainable" debt.
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Voiced narrative video games can take up to 10 years to make with game design changing frequently, defaulting game devs to carry out several iteration cycles — often leading to going over budgets and game releases being delayed.
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" A Democratic aide said the three-month offer would allow Congress to avoid defaulting and give an initial round of recovery funding "while allowing Democrats to push their priorities in the upcoming negotiations, particularly the DREAM Act.
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By this view, the short-term optimism may be well placed, but should be juxtaposed with the possibility of a trade war, a catastrophic economic decision like defaulting on the national debt or a foreign policy disaster.
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The bank said it booked a 169.4 billion yen gain for the nine-month period ended in December after it released bad loan provisions set aside in the past, as the likelihood of some borrowers' defaulting had declined.
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Martin Horne, global head of high yield at Barings, said this year's selloff had caused spreads to widen to levels that priced in too high a chance of companies defaulting on their debts given the underlying economic picture.
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" Most importantly — and most revolutionary — he argued that instead of defaulting to saying "no" all the time, and throwing up as many obstacles as possible, security people should always start with "yes, and here's how we can help.
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Caracas could seek to preserve cash flow by sending those barrels to other clients who pay cash, defaulting on its obligations to China in the process and straining ties with a crucial political ally and its largest financier.
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The 8.5 billion euros ($9.5 billion) of new loans from the euro zone's 18 other states lets Athens avoid defaulting on bailout repayments next month and recognises the unpopular cuts and reforms the left-wing government has made.
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But official and unofficial gauges are now showing the regulatory crackdown is starting to filter through to the broader economy, with companies complaining it is harder to get financing and a growing number of firms defaulting on bonds.
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Always pays his debts: Washington is becoming more and more like an episode of Game of Thrones (think Lannisters) now that Mitch McConnell has promised to raise the debt ceiling to avoid the government defaulting on its loans.
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Zurich Insurance said new business at its political risk and trade credit unit was up 23 percent in 22, driven by demand for cover against the risk of a government or state-owned entity defaulting on its obligations.
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Jet Airways has outlined a draft to sell a majority stake to a consortium led by the State Bank of India at 1 rupee, under regulations that permit banks to convert debt to equity in a defaulting firm.
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Dalio, who founded the hedge fund in 1975, told CNBC from the Greenwich Economic Forum that the national debt, pension liabilities and health-care liabilities will ultimately have to result in higher taxes since defaulting isn't an option.
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The number of retailers defaulting on loans hit a record high in the first quarter of 2018, a new report shows, affirming many chains in the sector are still struggling under suffocating debt loads and changing business needs.
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Puerto Rico's Government Development Bank reported Friday that it has reached a deal with credit unions that will keep it from defaulting on a $33 million slice of its massive debt payment due Monday, as reported by Reuters.
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Zurich Insurance said new business at its political risk and trade credit unit was up 22016 percent in 23, driven by demand for cover against the risk of a government or state-owned entity defaulting on its obligations.
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And in September, the former owner of a now defunct marble mining company in Afghanistan was found guilty in federal court for his role in defrauding the Overseas Private Investment Corporation and defaulting on a $15.8 million loan.
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BUENOS AIRES, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Argentine soy crushing giant Vicentin has halted its operations as the company battles to restructure its debts after defaulting earlier this month, two industry sources with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters.
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Having bid farewell to tumultuous 215, President Nicolás Maduro's embattled government, hit hard by low oil prices, has again bucked market expectations, muddling through without defaulting on sovereign bonds or those of the state-owned oil company PDVSA.
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Bondholders, who contested the stay vigorously and understandably as a violation of their rights to legal recourse, were assured that it was not a mechanism which would simply allow the Commonwealth to continue defaulting on them without consequence.
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Zimbabwe, which became ineligible for multilateral loans after defaulting in the late 1990s, must clear $1.8 billion it owes to the I.M.F., the World Bank and the African Development Bank before it can be considered for fresh loans.
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If all goes according to plan, we'll all be able to stop in at a Joe & The Juice location for a quick snack or a cup of the good stuff instead of defaulting to the siren song of Starbucks.
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He said Constand was close to defaulting on a loan and took advantage of a celebrity grieving the death of his son to set the stage for a fabricated story of sexual assault and, ultimately, a multimillion-dollar payout.
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After defaulting on bond payments just prior to and during its historical bankruptcy that began in 2013, Detroit's GO bond ratings fell deep into "junk" territory and are currently B3 with Moody's Investors Service and B with Standard & Poor's.
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As the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates, the interest expenses for many small caps have risen, as has the possibility of them defaulting on their loans, especially as the pace of corporate earnings growth is expected to slow.
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People with political connections not only find it too easy to get loans from banks the government controls, including Islami Bank, says Biru Paksha Paul, a former chief economist at the central bank, but face little penalty for defaulting.
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Miglani confirmed that Uttam Galva, in which ArcelorMittal has held a stake since 2009, is among 40 companies that have been ordered by the Reserve Bank of India to be pushed into bankruptcy proceedings after defaulting on loan repayments.
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Greece does not need more loans until the third quarter, but if bailout funds are not paid in time it will face an elevated risk of defaulting on debt repayments worth about 7.5 billion euros ($7.95 billion) in July.
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Jet Airways has outlined a draft plan to sell a majority stake to a consortium led by the State Bank of India at 1 rupee, under regulations that permit banks to convert debt to equity in a defaulting firm.
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As Toys "R" Us aims to exit bankruptcy in 2018 after defaulting on its debt last September, its efforts to reinvent its stores with play labs will shape how other retailers look to experiential shopping to tackle e-commerce.
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As soon as this week, the Treasury Department is expected to start issuing guidance for "extraordinary measures" — a term of art to describe actions the Treasury secretary can take to delay the U.S. government from defaulting on its debts.
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The legality of this move to invoke the moratorium, which effectively means defaulting on the debt, is almost certain to be challenged by the GDB's creditors, and could spawn costly lawsuits and perpetuate more economic uncertainty for the island.
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ABU DHABI, June 10 (Reuters) - The owner of a Dubai-based gold and jewellery retailer held for defaulting on loans worth about 500 million dirhams ($136 million), has been released, two sources said on Sunday, following local media reports.
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While investors remain concerned about global growth, Argentina was poised to sell more than $12 billion in sovereign debt, with a yield range expected to be between 7.5 to 8.5 percent, its first international offering since defaulting in 2002.
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Historically, transgender characters — whether they're fictional or based on real-life figures — have rarely been played by transgender actors, with many defaulting to casting cisgender men as transgender women instead of bothering to look any further for trans talent.
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Rights groups argue that defaulting towards women as primary carers impedes their careers, with many losing out on promotions as a result of taking time out from the workplace or cutting back their hours to balance work and childcare.
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That's not the only cool trick Amazon added to Alexa today, though — you can also now ask for an alarm or reminder to play on a specific Echo device, instead of it defaulting to the room you're already in.
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Singapore-listed Noble Group Ltd halted trading of its shares on Thursday after defaulting on a $394 million bond that matured this week, as the commodity trader seeks a $3.4 billion debt restructuring seen as critical for its survival.
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The idea of shortening the settlement cycle gained steam during the 2007-09 global financial crisis as a way for firms to limit the risk associated with the person or firm on the other side of a trade defaulting.
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For the moment, none of the 2510 states are in danger of defaulting on that debt, as Puerto Rico recently did, forcing Congress to step in with a proposed rescue package that includes a federal takeover of the territory's finances.
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The results of the second EU-wide stress test showed the system could cope with several users of clearing houses defaulting at the same time coupled with extreme market shocks, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said in a statement.
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"If you're defaulting your model to think of a household that's made up of a man, a woman, and kids, that's a simplification," says Osonde Osoba, an engineer at RAND and co-author of a study on bias in machine learning.
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The insurance companies, which guarantee payments on about 27 percent of PREPA's $8.3 billion of outstanding bonds, claim they have statutory and contractual rights to obtain a receiver after the utility began defaulting on bonds and filed for bankruptcy last year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit by some of Puerto Rico's bondholders, who had argued that the U.S. territory broke the law by defaulting on constitutionally-guaranteed debt despite having the money to make payments.
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"Raising your children on your own allows you to examine the way you were raised and sift through the traditions you choose to embrace as opposed to allowing inertia to happen and defaulting to less welcome traditions and routines," she said.
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Miura said traders were likely to remain cautious amid lingering tensions between the United States and North Korea and concerns about a looming deadline for the United States government to raise its debt ceiling or risk defaulting on debt payments.
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Regardless, interest rates would go through the roof, like they have in countries that have come close to defaulting, such as Cypress and Greece, which would come at a cost to any American who had assets that depending on the Treasury.
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They dislike the idea of raising taxes on wealthy households so much that back in 2011, they pushed the country to the brink of defaulting on the national debt rather than agree to rescind George W. Bush's high-end tax cuts.
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Black students are at a far greater risk of default even if they finish a bachelor's degree, with 21 percent defaulting versus 4 percent of whites, according to Brookings Institution research by Judith Scott-Clayton, a professor at Columbia University.
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The motion passed in the upper chamber of parliament mandates a Senate committee on banking and national security to handle the investigation, which seeks to forestall the impact of the debt crisis on foreign investment and hold defaulting parties liable.
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Econet said in a statement that to avoid defaulting on external obligations, it had decided to raise money via a rights issue, adding that foreign currency shortages made it difficult for the company and its subsidiaries to pay foreign loans.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The author of the book "Crazy Rich Asians", which inspired the Hollywood hit film of the same title, is wanted in his home country of Singapore for defaulting on his military service, the defense ministry said on Wednesday.
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The bank, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., said it had increased its consumer loans — extending 1.2 million new credit cards in the quarter — while also releasing millions of dollars it had set aside to cover potential losses from defaulting consumers.
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HONG KONG, March 26 (Reuters) - Since defaulting on its dollar-denominated bonds Chinese property developer Kaisa Group made its first financial report in 2-1/2 years on Sunday, paving the way for its shares to resume trading on Monday.
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Congress will need to suspend or increase the federal debt limit by fall in order to avoid defaulting on its own debt, which would impact global markets and hurt the Treasury Department's ability to raise money by selling government bonds.
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When times are good and banks are lending briskly, he said, the new rule will prompt them to set aside more reserves against future losses — so they'll already have them on hand when times get tough and borrowers start defaulting.
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Eight years later, he got a court document in the mail: Without his knowledge, he said, a company called National Collegiate Student Loan Trust had won a judgment against him for defaulting on that loan and was demanding roughly $50,000.
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They dislike the idea of raising taxes on wealthy households so much that back in 21.9, they pushed the country to the brink of defaulting on the national debt rather than agree to rescind George W. Bush's high-end tax cuts.
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On Friday, the House passed a bill, already passed through the Senate, that appropriates over $15 billion for hurricane relief and stops the country from defaulting on its debts and keeps the government running at current funding levels until December.
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"The assumption that nobody should be defaulting because we have I.D.R. is making the false conclusion that I.D.R. is affordable," said Colleen Campbell, director for postsecondary education at the Center for American Progress, a left-leaning research and policy group.
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A federal judge in Los Angeles has dismissed a proposed class action accusing defunct mortgage lender The Money Store and servicer HomEq Servicing of charging defaulting borrowers late fees and purported legal fees that it had no right to collect.
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When then-Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner mapped out what would happen without a debt ceiling raise in 2011, he showed how it would take another two months before the U.S. would actually be in danger of defaulting on its debt obligations.
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Last week, Fitch Ratings said a failure by the government to raise the debt ceiling in several weeks and dip into the risk of defaulting on payments would push the firm to downgrade its own impeccable AAA rating on U.S. credit.
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"I am fully convinced that both the secretary and Joint Chiefs chairman are defaulting to a very passive public affairs posture and active and substantive private policy posture where they are being heard," a former White House official told me.
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There's no way Chris Paul or Jeff Teague or Kyle Lowry or even Jrue Holiday—the top free agent point guards this summer—are going to Sacramento, so is it that insane to imagine Vivek and Vlade defaulting to Rose?
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Garcia Padilla has unsettled Puerto Rico's creditors by insisting on deep debt cuts and defaulting on some payments, but he is not seeking a second term, so it will ultimately fall to his successor to work with the board to finalize the plan.
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"Private student loan refinancing can generate a lower interest rate than federal student loan rates," Mayotte said, "but your rate doesn't matter if you lose your job, have sudden medical expenses, can't afford your payments and find that defaulting is your only option."
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The debt ceiling increase that will be necessary later this year to keep the U.S. Treasury from missing debt payments, or from defaulting on its debt, is currently being hammered out as part of broader fiscal 2020 budget negotiations on Capitol Hill.
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The southern African nation owes $8.8 billion to foreign lenders, $2.6 billion of this in arrears to the World Bank, African Development Bank and European Investment Bank and has not accessed financing from international institutions since defaulting on its debt in 1999.
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Meanwhile one top central bank official, in a speech on credit risk and bank capital regulation, defended the RBI's stringent capital norms for banks given that the probability of companies defaulting, known as cumulare default rates are higher in India than global standards.
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Whether it's due to political polarization, dysfunction or administrative malpractice, it's almost impossible to get anything done, without the prospect of something so awful -- like the US government defaulting on its debts for the first time in history -- to prod politicians into action.
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ATHENS, Feb 7 (Reuters) - U.S. investor Calamos Family Partners said on Wednesday it sued Dutch EXIN Financial Services Holdings for defaulting on loans, casting doubts on whether a deal between the two companies to buy Greek National Bank's insurance unit can go ahead.
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So, instead of defaulting to a job title, add a bit more, like this: Experienced Writer Creating Content for Fortune 500 Companies Social Media Expert Seeking Nonprofit Opportunities Use keywords (not overused buzzwords) that make it easy for others to find you.
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Hours later, the Clinton campaign sent out a news release about Mr. Trump's "risky" idea of defaulting on the national debt with a response from Gene Sperling, formerly a senior economic adviser to both President Obama and Mr. Clinton, condemning the idea.
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The airline and liquor tycoon Vijay Mallya lost most of his fortune after defaulting on bank loans and fleeing to the UK. He is now in the process of being extradited back to India to be charged with fraud and money laundering.
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One recent Toyota patent application, for example, is for software that avoids a car's self-driving system being switched off, and thus defaulting to "manual mode" in which the driver controls the car, unless the driver intends to turn off the system.
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It's a tactic he's deployed with results in business, such as when he found himself defaulting on hundreds of millions of dollars in loans in the early 1990s and offered bankers a swift warning if they sought to sink, rather than salvage, him.
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In the long run, Venezuela will most likely need help from international financial institutions to start addressing its runaway inflation, avoid defaulting on its loans and diversify an economy that has been perilously dependent on oil and vulnerable to its price fluctuations.
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In contrast, defaulting on student loans means you may ruin your credit and face financial havoc, but you're unlikely to lose the roof over your head, said Persis Yu, director of the Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project at the National Consumer Law Center.
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The late-night compromise spared the battered European Union the risk of another Greek crisis this year, less than 12 months after Athens was on the brink of ejection from the currency area by rejecting austerity measures and defaulting on an IMF loan.
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In its first significant foray into the depressing world of student debt, the Trump administration last week ordered the Department of Education to disregard an Obama-era memo preventing guarantee agencies from charging high fees to some Americans defaulting on their loans.
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"This wouldn't do much to raise aggregate demand while the quarantine is in place, but it would help to maintain spending on essential items, prevent borrowers from defaulting on their loans, and provide a grace period for some tax payments," he added.
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With student debt at a record high and with one million people defaulting on their college loans every year, it's not surprising that politicians across the political spectrum want to give students and parents more information about how different programs pay off.
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David Ige ordered a mandatory 14-day quarantine for all arrivals beginning March 26, his most aggressive containment measure was to urge visitors to postpone their vacations, defaulting to county mayors to impose shelter-in-place orders or closures of nonessential businesses.
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The big picture: Despite having one of the fastest growing economies in the industrialized world, the U.S. has accounted for 70% of companies defaulting or seeking bankruptcy protection in 2019, according to the latest corporate default tally from ratings agency S&P.
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Stacy Canan, head of the consumer financial bureau's Office for Older Americans, said it was harder for older Americans to get back on track after defaulting on a student loan, because they might already be retired and their incomes generally were not rising.
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Mr. Roth, head of Vornado Realty Trust and a longtime Democratic donor, also helped Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, when he injected $80 million into 666 Fifth Avenue, a Kushner family property in danger of defaulting on $1.1 billion in loans.
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The statement came as the fund wrapped up a week-long visit to Argentina, which is battling to avoid defaulting on around $100 billion in loans and bonds after a biting recession, high inflation and a market crash pummeled the country last year.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's battered peso currency inched higher and the risk of its bonds defaulting declined on Monday after the government unveiled its budget plan and the IMF said "important progress" had been made on revamping the country's standby loan agreement.
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While most members of Congress agree that action is necessary to prevent the U.S. from defaulting, and thus keep the full faith and credit of the United States intact, raising the debt ceiling is a tough sell for lawmakers, particularly among conservatives.
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Over time, the app has become more appealing to a general user, but as the company prepares to launch their mobile app, they are trying to ensure that they can stop their users from defaulting to bad habits with the proper interface.
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The company has been at the heart of troubles in China's debt market, defaulting on nine separate bonds last year, and the province is home to other struggling state steel mills such the Anshan Group and the Benxi Iron and Steel Group.
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The proposal, part of the governor's biennial budget, was intended, in part, to answer a ruling last year by a State Superior Court judge in Hartford who found that Connecticut was "defaulting on its constitutional duty" to give all students an adequate education.
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Fred Amrein, a financial planner based in Wynnewood, Pa., who specializes in college financing, advises his clients to examine the federal repayment programs before considering defaulting on loans, which may damage a person's ability to obtain low-cost credit in the future.
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It's hard to find out the truth about, say, what really killed a border patrol agent in Texas when one of the administration's top officials has upbraided the press for not "defaulting" to the answers given by rank and file agents in the past.
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"Amidst the recent displays of chest-thumping by both governments, all in the name of safeguarding national interests, markets are defaulting to a flight-to-safety mode, as they wait to find out what will actually transpire this weekend," FXTM market analyst Han Tan said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS AND SENIOR DEBT The banks' IDRs of 'RD' reflect Fitch's view that the Greek banks are defaulting on a material part of their senior obligations given that capital controls, through restrictions on deposit withdrawals, are still in place in Greece.
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The results of the second EU-wide stress test showed the system could cope with several users of clearing houses, such as banks, defaulting at the same time coupled with extreme market shocks, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said in a statement.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian farmers in the western state of Maharashtra held back farm produce in the province for a third day on Saturday, despite the state's assurance that it would waive loans held by defaulting farmers with small tracts of land and low incomes.
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Doing so would call down the wrath of Trump-loyalist media outlets, but the consequences of the alternatives—defaulting on the national debt, enduring an indefinite government shutdown—would be horrific, and to inflict them on the public out of cowardice would be immoral.
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In a breezy second-round series against the Utah Jazz, Quin Snyder reluctantly pulled the plug on his pass/cut/screen system and plopped Donovan Mitchell on an island with Harden, defaulting to a primitive brand of basketball that was, essentially, Utah's best chance.
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A late-September deadline looms for U.S. officials to raise the debt ceiling or risk defaulting on debt payments, leading investors to anticipate a volatile month, said Michael Purves, chief global strategist and head of equity derivatives research at Weeden & Co in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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"While talking down the economy and offering more bizarre conspiracy theories, including one about a 'false market,' Donald Trump doubled down on his belief that a case could be made for defaulting on the U.S. debt," Jacob Leibenluft, senior policy adviser to Clinton, told POLITICO.
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Now, even though the Virgin Islands maintains it has no intention of defaulting on its debts — and has even given creditors new protections — the mere prospect of bankruptcy has spooked the markets, putting borrowed money beyond the territory's reach and greatly limiting its options.
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In a bid to prevent struggling developers from defaulting if they have to cut prices - and the impact this could have on the underground financial system that funds many of them - local authorities have launched a plan to pilot rural land collateral loans in 291 selected counties.
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Now, however, the island's government is running out of cash, facing a total debt of $72 billion and already defaulting on some bonds — and an effort is underway to limit the free electricity, which is estimated to cost the power authority hundreds of millions of dollars.
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This summer, nearly $200 million of his personal assets were frozen by a court in his home country, and just last week Jia was placed on a nationwide "debtor blacklist" in China after defaulting on a $72 million debt that he owes to a Chinese securities group.
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DUBAI, April 1 (Reuters) - Gulf General Investment Company (GGICO) is in talks with lenders to restructure loan and credit facilities after defaulting on a payment linked to 13 billion dirhams ($585.5 million) of debt at the end of last year, the Sharjah-based firm said on Sunday.
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But with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro getting close to defaulting on Venezuela's $28503 billion in foreign debt, the Trump administration needs to take steps to protect the United States from the fallout of a default while keeping up the economic pressure against Maduro's increasingly autocratic government.
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The one-notch uplift of IBA's Long-Term IDR of 'B-' relative to the VR of 'ccc' reflects Fitch's view that the probability of the bank defaulting on its senior third-party obligations (which are reference liabilities for bank IDRs) is somewhat lower than it failing (i.e.
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It warned that if countries took no action, more than 25 percent would be downgraded to speculative-grade or "junk" by 2050, suggesting a heightened risk of defaulting on their debts — a marked increase from 202 estimates, where less than 10 percent are forecast to be junk-rated.
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"Basically, financial institutions are all trapped with a feeling of powerlessness when dealing with defaulting big state-owned enterprises," said one manager who works for a national institution and who traveled with a group of creditors to the northern region to urge authorities to produce a debt-workout plan.
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The bank, which at the end of last year had 26 billion euros in gross defaulting debts, has set a June 28 deadline for the talks with Quaestio, the fund which manages banking industry rescue fund Atlante and which will also conduct negotiations on behalf of other investors.
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Dongbei, owned by the Liaoning provincial government in the country's "rustbelt" northeast, has been at the heart of troubles in China's debt market this year, defaulting on nine separate bonds even as Beijing has vowed to crack down on "zombie" firms with perennial losses and too much debt.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A Florida firm has sued Venezuela for $34 million for defaulting on bonds that matured in 2018, according to a filing in a U.S. court on Tuesday, in what may be the first legal strike by a creditor since the OPEC nation broadly defaulted on its debt.
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And has he recanted on his terrifying view that shutting down government and defaulting on our national financial obligations represents good policy Mulvaney's anti-government beliefs could have disastrous consequences for American workers, consumers and families, because at OMB, he would be in a position to carry them out.
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Mr. Trump personally owed $13.5 million to Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, the investment bank that had underwritten the initial public offering in 1995; under the terms of that loan, he was in danger of defaulting, because the stock price of Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts had fallen so low.
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Read more: The 13 biggest mistakes people make when buying a home, according to real-estate agents"Unlike a rental arrangement with a one- or two-year contract and known termination clauses, defaulting on a mortgage can do major damage to your credit report," he previously told Business Insider.
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This has to be of systemic concern not simply because of the increased relative importance of these countries to the global economy, but rather because the corporate sectors of these economies could soon start defaulting on the major debt mountains that they have built up during the boom years.
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As in New York, many loans included other unusual provisions, such as penalties for repaying too early and so-called confessions of judgment, documents in which borrowers admitted to defaulting — even before taking out any money at all — and authorized the bank to do whatever it wanted to collect.
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Better known as a combatant than a diplomat, Elliott became a key part of the negotiations because Avianca's largest investor, Germán Efromovich, was on the verge of defaulting on hundreds of millions of dollars of loans made by the hedge fund, using his stake in Avianca as collateral.
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The Education Department counts a borrower as being in default only once she has gone 361 days without a payment, and the Obama administration doesn't make public the number of borrowers who are defaulting on federal student loans made by other lenders in a since-discontinued bank-based program.
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"So, with everybody defaulting to using the 'just sex' script, or ready at a moment's notice to flip over to the 'just sex' script to deny vulnerability, then that's not gonna be very rewarding, because it requires them to pretend like they don't care about anybody," she says.
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According to a list compiled by Moody's, retailers at risk of defaulting on loan payments — and therefore could be forced to file for bankruptcy — include 99 Cent Only Stores, Charlotte Russe, Guitar Center and Payless ShoeSource, which once filed for bankruptcy protection but later emerged after closing more than 600 stores.
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In a 2011 post on Unwinnable, Olivia Noel Davis -- who made it clear that she did not want to be classified as a feminist despite sharing many of the qualities of one -- chastised Final Fantasy creators for making battles more difficult for female characters to win and defaulting to male characters.
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Lending one's money in such conditions may sound insane, but could make sense in cases when one needs assurance of receiving a given sum of money, which is an assurance that only government bonds can provide (and even then, only if one assumes there is no chance of the government defaulting).
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Hillary Clinton has laid out a plan to tackle student debt that includes allowing borrowers to refinance their student loan debt and cap their repayments at 10% of borrowers' income, helping borrowers defaulting on their debt to protect their credit and offering a three-year loan repayment deferment program for entrepreneurs.
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The 8.5 billion euros of loans from the euro zone's 18 other states, including Berlin which is wary of easing terms for Greece ahead of a German election in September, lets Athens avoid defaulting on bailout repayments next month and recognizes unpopular cuts and reforms the left-wing government has made.
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Back in 2011, when House Republicans were trying to extort fiscal policy concessions from Obama, Ryan used his intellectual cachet to claim that briefly defaulting on the national debt—for "a day or two or three or four"—would be harmless if it ultimately forced Obama to accede to GOP demands.
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While a slew of companies has chased opportunistic refinancings in recent months amid robust market conditions, GNC faces a pressing 23.8 maturity on its revolving credit facility and a 2019 maturity on its term loan, which would put the company at risk of defaulting if the loan is not refinanced.
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It is hard to imagine a more egregious unforced error than defaulting on the national debt when the same party controls the House, Senate and White House — and hard to imagine anything more absurd than expecting the minority party to make policy concessions to help the governing party avoid default.
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In the long-running case, Judge Thomas G. Moukawsher of State Superior Court in Hartford found last week that Connecticut was "defaulting on its constitutional duty" to give all children an adequate education because the state was allowing students in poor districts to languish while those in wealthy districts excelled.
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"These sectors in fact, have long-term maturities and durations of their liabilities, and their assets have not risen enough to cover prior guarantees, so we see Puerto Rico, Detroit, and perhaps Illinois in future years defaulting in one way or the other on their promises to constituents," he said.
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In a two-year examination of how colleges and universities manage graduates at risk for defaulting on their loans, the Government Accountability Office found that institutions hired consultants that pressured student borrowers to effectively put their loans on ice — or "in forbearance" — an option that allows borrowers to avoid default.
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I do like the fact that Houston was a realistic place to pursue filmmaking in 1994… Nowadays, unless you make it big on YouTube, you're condemned to eternal poverty in New York or LA, eating raw kale and defaulting on rent until you sell out and decide to work in advertising.
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But since the vast majority of new computer sales are for Windows devices, which come preloaded with Bing-defaulting browsers Internet Explorer or Edge, one would imagine there's enough workplace users, old people, folks who don't give a damn and others of their ilk to make up a big share of the market.
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Italy's fourth biggest bank had 26 billion euros ($29.04 billion) in gross defaulting debts at the end of last year and has set a June 28 deadline for the talks with Quaestio, the fund which manages Italy's banking industry rescue fund Atlante and will also conduct negotiations on behalf of other investors.
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Mr Kriete says this led to a series of excesses: an order of 100 Airbus jets, double Avianca's needs, to relieve Mr Efromovich from other obligations to the planemaker; unlicensed use of the Avianca brand by his two smaller carriers; and approval by Avianca's board of a loan to thrice-defaulting Synergy.
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"It will chase consumer confidence to zero, it will chase investor confidence away from the island, and to be sitting here at an investment seminar and be talking about the island defaulting on its obligations to its creditors when there are other very viable options is frankly a little bit surreal for me."
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Y.), Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (Texas), John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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Moreover, any bitterness or ill will that lingers once the current shutdown is resolved, assuming it is, may complicate future financial negotiations when the debt ceiling needs to be raised to keep the country from defaulting on its obligations and when the current fiscal year is over at the end of September.
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Though of course a lost deposit or a rescheduled event is nowhere near as serious as defaulting on a mortgage or suddenly being unable to afford food, many people have been impacted, financially and otherwise, and it's another example of the ways government policy trickles into our social lives and the private sector.
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Originally announced at F8 in May, Facebook has hammered out details like limiting users to expressing interest in a maximum of 100 people per day, spotlighting personal questions as well as photos, and defaulting to show you friends-of-friends as well as strangers unless you only want to see people with no mutual connections.
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While the number of businesses defaulting on loans is picking up, which is a classic warning sign that the cycle is about to turn, the rise can be dismissed by some as mainly concentrated among players in the oil and gas and mining industries damaged by the low price of oil and other commodities.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wanted a longer debt ceiling extension in order to ensure that they wouldn't be backed into a negotiating corner by Democrats later this year with the possibility of the US defaulting on its debt and the government shutting down both hanging in the balance.
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Brian FitzpatrickBrian K. FitzpatrickHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Ensuring quality health care for those with intellectual disabilities and autism House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (Pa.), John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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"As policymakers configure a response to the economic damage of the coronavirus, history should serve as a warning: Student loan borrowers were already defaulting every 26 seconds in 2019," said Seth Frotman, the former student loan ombudsman at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and executive director of the Student Borrower Protection Center, an advocacy group.
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A source close to the matter said the bank's estimate of a 5 billion euros capital gap was based on the results of the stress test, conducted on end-2015 data, and included assumptions such as the sale of its whole portfolio of defaulting loans - a key plank of its plan to raise money privately.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) was publishing the results of its first annual region-wide "stress test" that covered 17 clearing houses in the EU. The aim is to see how well the sector could withstand many members, typically banks, defaulting at the same time without destabilising the financial system or needing taxpayer bailouts.
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But Garza, the leader of the Black Futures Lab, said that even with this knowledge at their disposal, politicians and political parties have often failed to center the issues important to black voters in their campaigns, instead defaulting to highly publicized black outreach displays and get-out-the-vote efforts that are more about style than substance.
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You don't even have to feel too sorry for the tenants he evicted from the house, which included the previous owner who was foreclosed on; they turned out to be grifters, having spent years flipping that house and others between themselves, defaulting on the mortgages and then selling to one another to reap the windfall of inflated prices.
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Rodney DavisRodney Lee DavisHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 22019 House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad Illinois House Republicans call on Trump to not commute Blagojevich's sentence MORE (Ill.) and John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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Brian FitzpatrickBrian K. FitzpatrickHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 85033 Ensuring quality health care for those with intellectual disabilities and autism House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (Pa.) and John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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Y.), Brian FitzpatrickBrian K. FitzpatrickHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Ensuring quality health care for those with intellectual disabilities and autism House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (Pa.), John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 21625th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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The marginal default rate - the proportion of the value of defaulting bonds to that of total outstanding credit bonds - was just 0.07 percent in December, according to China Central Depository and Clearing Co. With defaults comparatively rare, developing reliable ratings will take time, said Yao, noting that global agencies and markets have had more than a century of competition and experience.
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In essence, there are three funds the Treasury Department can work with to keep the U.S. from defaulting on its debts: the savings plan for federal employees, often called the G Fund; the Exchange Stabilization Fund that the government uses for its currency operations, and the Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund, or the main pension fund for federal workers.
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Y.), Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Democratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal Activist groups push House Judiciary leaders to end mass phone data collection MORE (R-Ga.) and John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 28th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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Fitch has applied zero notches for incremental non-performance risk, as the agency believes that the risk of the notes absorbing losses is broadly in line with the risk of the bank defaulting on its senior debt, with both depending on the extent to which the bank, in case of need, can receive and utilise support from its controlling shareholder, BBVA.
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It was its own worst enemy, though right out of the gates, defaulting investors in its platform into SFY from other core U.S equity exposure and causing tax consequences for those sitting on gains — SoFi has made those investors whole since, agreeing to cover any tax expense, though it was not the headline the company wanted one month after launching the ETF.
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Having workers at the table for future of work conversations is all too rare, and it is already making an impact: the commission is not defaulting to only the typical solutions — guaranteed basic income and retraining — and is also exploring a range of ideas, from how workers might earn value from their data to the business case for improving job quality.
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Recent rule changes by the Reserve Bank of India that did away with existing loan-restructuring schemes and aims to steer more defaulting companies into the bankruptcy courts could mean non-performing loans in state-run banks could rise from nearly 8 trillion rupees now, the official said, although he added 10 trillion rupees would be the upper limit for any such increase.
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At the same time, SB's and GB's Long-Term IDRs of 'BB-' and Support Ratings of '3' continue to reflect the moderate probability of support, in case of need, from VEB, taking into account: (i) their full ownership by VEB; (ii) the track record of equity and liquidity support to date; and (iii) potential reputational risk for VEB in case of them defaulting.
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The eagerness of the all-male Republican judiciary committee to advance Brett Kavanaugh echoes the zeal with which Michael Ian Black and Michael Che breathlessly sought a path to redemption for fellow comedian Louis C.K. Defaulting to the way things used to be is especially seductive for privileged members of society, which is why real allies are so important and so hard to find.
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I did hit a few snags when setting the modules up to work in Ableton (the most annoying one being how they kept defaulting to step sequencer mode when I didn't want them to.) But once I got things up and running, it was clear that none of the software plug-ins I have come anywhere close to replicating these kind of warming analog tones.
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The memo orders a report in 45 days that lays out what the agencies have done and could do to address factors that contribute to the release of immigrants from detention, including building more detention facilities, speeding up and tightening asylum policies, defaulting to detaining immigrants rather than releasing them and exploring the use of military facilities and other types of existing structures for detention.
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The one-notch differential also captures (i) significant leverage at DBK, which is funded mainly by external borrowings; (ii) the absence of a special legal status for HCSBK; and (iii) the moderate risk that the sovereign could cease providing full support to all quasi-sovereign entities before defaulting on its own obligations in a stress scenario, given the sizable debt of Kazakh quasi-sovereigns.
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A measure of default risk used by Moody's Investors Service puts the risk of any of the Big Four Chinese banks — Bank of China, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank and Agricultural Bank of China — defaulting in the next year at no more than 1.5 percent, and for some as little as 0.50 percent, said Samuel Malone, director of specialized modeling at Moody's Analytics, the economic forecasting and risk-modeling unit of Moody's.
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Here are a few: directing the Justice Department to prosecute someone for political reasons; pledging in advance to pardon anyone in law enforcement who commits a crime; using the F.B.I. or C.I.A. to get evidence of criminality against a political opponent; egregiously defaulting on his core presidential responsibilities; secretly bribing others in a direct quid pro quo or similarly receiving bribes; and secretly cooperating with a foreign power to promulgate false information against a political opponent.
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This means the risk of the bank defaulting on senior obligations, as measured by its Long-Term IDR, is lower than that of the bank failing, as captured by its VR. We would expect resolution action being taken on Credit Suisse when it comes close to breaching minimum capital requirements, which we assume would be when the group's consolidated CET1 ratio is 0003% (after high-trigger capital instruments but before low-trigger capital instruments have been triggered).
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" (The lawsuit, filed in 2014, is pending in United States District Court for the Eastern District in Brooklyn.) "A person who has already demonstrated a disregard for the law, upon penalty of imprisonment, is at greater risk for repeating that conduct, is a greater security risk and is a greater risk of defaulting in making rental payments or in complying with leases," the defendants said, adding that "convicted criminals lose some of their rights and privileges as a result of their convictions.
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If things get really bad and the government is struggling to cover its interest payments, it has a few options, none of which mainstream economists typically like: financial repression (using regulation to force down interest rates); paying for the interest by printing more money (which risks hyperinflation); and defaulting on the debt and saying that lenders just won't get all their money back (which makes interest rates permanently higher in the future, because investors demand to be compensated for the risk that they won't be paid back).
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Brian FitzpatrickBrian K. FitzpatrickHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Ensuring quality health care for those with intellectual disabilities and autism House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (Pa.), Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (Texas), John KatkoJohn Michael KatkoRepublicans should get behind the 85003th Amendment Student loan borrowers are defaulting yearly — how can we fix it?
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