He allows his companies to go bankrupt, but never himself.
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As an EPIC, AFD cannot be liquidated or go bankrupt.
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When companies are in the red they eventually go bankrupt.
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Small companies are expected to merge, while others go bankrupt.
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It can't go bankrupt if it's printing its own money.
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DALLAS — Picture the next major American city to go bankrupt.
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Experts say the schools could go bankrupt by next month.
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"Aren't insurance companies not allowed to go bankrupt?" she said.
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Analysts believe that within months, many airlines may go bankrupt.
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Why don't streaming services like Hulu or Netflix go bankrupt?
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Americans go bankrupt every year because of unpaid medical bills.
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You see, when American companies go bankrupt, they don't die.
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Over-leveraged, Trump would see the casino go bankrupt in 1991.
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India has already seen one airline go bankrupt in recent years.
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We was the first city ever in California to go bankrupt.
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Without Medicare, she says, she and her husband would go bankrupt.
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If your company does go bankrupt, your pension is most likely safe.
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Without this moneymaking activity, many provincial and county governments would go bankrupt.
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"You could easily see the state of Florida go bankrupt," he said.
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But an institution that can create its own money cannot go bankrupt.
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Based on its current legal status, CCDG is allowed to go bankrupt.
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In fact, trying to simply "look rich" could make you go bankrupt.
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"Asbestos victims go bankrupt because of the disease they fight," she said.
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This way, fewer companies should go bankrupt over the next three months.
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When they can no longer make the payments, many farmers go bankrupt.
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YOU KNOW, A COMPANY, IF YOU BORROW TO MUCH MONEY, YOU GO BANKRUPT.
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Because basically, they told the Trump administration, we&aposre going to go bankrupt.
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If your neighbor wins the lottery, are you more likely to go bankrupt?
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If clothing doesn't fit women, if they're not into it, companies go bankrupt.
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So we have the auto companies go bankrupt — two out of the three.
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Consider adtech's consolidation binge; companies with value got acquired, they didn't go bankrupt.
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Unless you guys start making electronic toys too, you're going to go bankrupt.
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But I can't — I would go bankrupt in a year if I did.
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Many would go bankrupt without their dairy quotas, now worth some C$32bn ($24bn).
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"We cannot afford to let Atlantic City go bankrupt," Sweeney said in a statement.
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AlixPartners, a consultancy that advises troubled firms, says more will go bankrupt this year.
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It is allowed to go bankrupt and its employees are not all civil servants.
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At the moment, no big company, public or private, can go bankrupt in China.
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And if insurers had to cover that pre-existing condition, they would go bankrupt.
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"Just because you go bankrupt does not mean you lose your brains," he said.
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Elon Musk fact-checked Wikipedia and said he'd go bankrupt if his companies failed.
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"The people who have that ratio are much less likely to go bankrupt," she said.
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Alpha is not the first coal company to go bankrupt in the past few years.
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We had no other option other than to go bankrupt or basically destroy our livelihoods.
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"We can either go bankrupt as a country or do the right thing," he said.
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Imagine for a moment if, next year, major government programs were set to go bankrupt.
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"Cutting salaries is usually what companies do when they're going to go bankrupt," Johnson said.
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California could allow PG&E to go bankrupt, for the second time in its history.
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I don't think they should go bankrupt, but $400,000 is not going to do it.
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"I don't really care about the Boy Scouts, if they go bankrupt," David told Insider.
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Small business would quickly go bankrupt, start-ups would not launch, and investors wouldn't invest.
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It is allowed to go bankrupt and not all of its employees are civil servants.
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So he came to my office, he said: This company is going to go bankrupt.
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Raimondo made the case that the state pension system would go bankrupt without the overhaul.
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Basically, my manager just stopped taking my calls, so I had to go bankrupt in 1996.
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Smaller players are struggling, and consolidation is underway; some may even be allowed to go bankrupt.
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"Baidu could go bankrupt in just 30 days if we lose our users' support," he wrote.
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Iranians are also struggling with a severe credit crisis that has seen several banks go bankrupt.
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Their struggles have been well documented — about 78 percent go bankrupt within two years of retirement.
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While the Soviet economy did ultimately collapse, it did not go bankrupt, contrary to Trump's claim.
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If they go bankrupt while they're holding your money, per the contract, you can't touch it.
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So you either take our deal, you give up the stock, or you probably go bankrupt.
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Read more:Elon Musk fact-checked Wikipedia and said he&aposd go bankrupt if his companies failed.
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Small or lowly valued firms are riskier because they might go bankrupt in a really deep downturn.
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And we've seen companies that couldn't keep up with the Amazon approach to e-commerce go bankrupt.
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Workplace plans also are better protected against creditor claims than IRAs if you're sued or go bankrupt.
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However, as a historically popular program, it is unlikely that Medicare will be allowed to go bankrupt.
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One central bank researcher said recently that some cities should be allow to go bankrupt like Detroit.
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And like any other sector, utilities can go bankrupt, with Pacific Gas & Electric being a famous example.
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Many are predicted to go bankrupt this year if prices do not rise above $30 a barrel.
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The children who didn't, but whose parents didn't go bankrupt treating their cancer thanks to the law.
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Bondholders expect to get their money back, as long as the borrower doesn't default or go bankrupt.
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There is no denying that thousands of Americans go bankrupt entirely or partly because of medical debt.
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The country will go bankrupt because other countries will be making sure their workforce is able-bodied.
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He'll suddenly see (and care) that thousands of people will go bankrupt or perish without affordable healthcare.
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The country will go bankrupt if he gets in and it'll take us 20 years to get back.
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Lampert, whose hedge fund also owns Sears's debt, has a lot on the line should Sears go bankrupt.
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LendingClub has an agreement with Portfolio Financial Servicing Company to service the loans should the company go bankrupt.
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"I believe that if we do not prevent Medicare from going bankrupt, it will go bankrupt," he said.
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In the interim, American companies go bankrupt, China takes over the market, and the court ruling becomes moot.
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The investors who sold Blackstone credit-derivative contracts had in effect bet that Codere would not go bankrupt.
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With crude oil trading near $30 a barrel, many fear more oil and gas companies will go bankrupt.
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But we have to be relentless about costs in order to make affordable cars and not go bankrupt.
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It's President Obama saying you can build a coal plant in America, but you'll go bankrupt doing it.
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Expansion itself is not the reason you go bankrupt, and I didn't know enough about business to understand.
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Why didn't it just let WeWork go bankrupt — or leave a rescue up to JPMorgan or someone else?
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But a default from the UMWA plan and others could lead to the PBGC itself to go bankrupt.
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"I would tell those people they will get to see their families a lot when we go bankrupt."
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BUT WE'RE SAYING, THIS COMPANY CAN GO BANKRUPT AND MAKE A HUGE RECOVERY FOR SHAREHOLDERS, WHICH IT HAS.
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Absolutely. Are we going to sit here and let so many companies go bankrupt because of an illness?
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"The biggest challenge right now is to keep people and businesses liquid, lest they go bankrupt," Stephens said.
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Thanks to government backing, the state-owned company building the bridge is unlikely to default or go bankrupt.
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And being told that if you didn't write it, Factory would go bankrupt and so would the Hacienda.
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She agreed that Cindy might go bankrupt but pointed out that Cindy does have a mortgage-free home.
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The good news is that no one can fire you, unless you do something illegal or go bankrupt.
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The commission's report warned that other utilities could also go bankrupt after future fires unless changes were made.
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And they don't have to go bankrupt or create a GoFundMe to be able to bury their dead.
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We've seen a number of retailers go bankrupt and relaunch under new management in the past few years.
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The fact that it seems bound to go bankrupt yet again shows just how dysfunctional the program has become.
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They have left many Americans quite literally to die—or to go bankrupt in a desperate attempt not to.
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So many that you go bankrupt and can't afford the Internet, so you'll never know who actually wins anyways.
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Half of U.S. shale oil producers could go bankrupt before the crude market reaches equilibrium, Fadel Gheit, said Monday.
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Should any of these companies go bankrupt, it could mean even more vacant storefronts at malls and shopping centers.
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Rana Faure fears she'll go bankrupt in order to pay for the surgery needed to remove her Allergan implants.
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Mosler's understanding of money provided him with an insight: Any government that prints its own currency can't go bankrupt.
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If 100% of web users install an ad blocker many websites you know and love would simply go bankrupt.
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And if I go bankrupt you're going down with me, and your family will go down with me, too.
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"While men tend to have more of the home runs, they tend to go bankrupt more often," she said.
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And people are gonna go out of business and they're gonna go bankrupt and they're not gonna have jobs?
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But analysts say that allowing Boeing to go bankrupt could seriously damage the U.S. economy amid an unprecedented shutdown.
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"We've never had a municipality go bankrupt," said the State House majority leader, Matt Ritter, a Democrat representing Hartford.
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This is true economically, because an open border society that provides welfare to all takers will quickly go bankrupt.
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But as more and more coal companies go bankrupt, those costs fall on the Black Lung Disability Trust Fund.
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Those researchers also sought to estimate how many people go bankrupt because of a medical crisis — specifically, a hospitalization.
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Deutsche Bank lent money to Donald Trump Jr. for a South Carolina manufacturing venture that would soon go bankrupt.
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Oil prices are down so much that profits of oil companies will suffer mightily, and some will surely go bankrupt.
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Relatively few PE-backed companies go bankrupt, let alone liquidate, and few firms still participate in the sectors she cites.
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Banks make a lot of money managing risks for smaller firms that could go bankrupt if affected by high volatility.
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After a brutal recession that caused a number of homebuilders to go bankrupt in Brazil, the market is heating up.
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In the long-term, companies will be forced to go bankrupt and then their assets will defer to the OWA.
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In a country with high rates of out-of-pocket healthcare costs, many go bankrupt trying to pay for care.
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Earlier this month, Raczkowski said that a few small Polish lenders were "toxic" and would go bankrupt later this year.
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New York (CNN Business)Shares of California utility PG&E tumbled Monday, because investors are worried it may go bankrupt.
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Industry watch groups warn losses could top $100 billion and are urging governments to bailout airlines before they go bankrupt.
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Let's get this out of the way right now: If you open a restaurant, you will very likely go bankrupt.
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In theory, auto companies could go bankrupt and come out the other side as leaner, more efficient versions of themselves.
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But he also learned that the entire system could go bankrupt — and soon — if the country doesn't make dramatic changes.
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With the IPO, Uber's corporate owners are set to make billions, all while drivers are left in poverty and go bankrupt.
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Nine West has been hurt as some of its retail partners — chiefly department store chains — shutter stores or go bankrupt altogether.
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When mining firms go bankrupt, they leave the burden of cleaning up to the taxpayer, costing millions or billions of dollars.
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We didn't go bankrupt like Trump did and call it success when people are laid off, when vendors don't get paid.
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They talk about their kids' education, and how they're worried that they'll go bankrupt if someone in their family gets sick.
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With European banks sitting at multiyear lows, one widely followed market watcher said some of the biggest ones could go bankrupt.
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Wall Street hopes state lawmakers, deeply divided over how to help the seaside resort town, will not let it go bankrupt.
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I see a number of companies in the S&P 500 that could easily go bankrupt in the next four weeks.
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Let us take great pains to avoid getting stuck in partnerships that go bankrupt, limit public access or ruin our health.
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"The single best predictor that a family would go bankrupt was if they had a child," Warren writes in her memoir.
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All Americans are entitled to go to the doctor when they're sick and not go bankrupt after staying in the hospital.
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Now the bronze plan is sending me to bankruptcy slowly; if I ever really need to use it, I go bankrupt immediately.
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Few believe the government will actually let troubled state companies go bankrupt even if the swap fails to restore them to health.
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Most of the top 10 most popular websites in the U.S.—Facebook, Wikipedia, Twitter, and YouTube among them—would quickly go bankrupt.
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Let me put it another way: Is there a conceivable way that the Church—meaning the Vatican—could ever entirely go bankrupt?
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These days it's infamous for being the second-largest American city after Detroit to go bankrupt following the economic meltdown of 21980.
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And the argument is that the alternative would be that these companies might go bankrupt or become obsolete in some other way.
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A National Bureau of Economic Research study last year found that 15.7 percent of former players go bankrupt within 12 years of retirement.
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Joe, what are you going to do for the 500,000 people who will go bankrupt in our country because of medically related debt?
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The only heritage United States carmaker that didn't go bankrupt in the Great Recession of 2008, it had become one of its greenest.
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At that time, a campaign emerged to convince the general public that the program was in crisis and would go bankrupt, she said.
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But we have proven that, as a society, we could easily go bankrupt trying to cure diseases once they've reached a critical stage.
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MS. PÉAN: We'd go bankrupt if we had to give pieces away or pay celebrities, so it's really a much more organic relationship.
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Academics have been debating since that 225 paper's publication how many people actually go bankrupt in the United States because of medical bills.
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However, once Trump became a Republican candidate for president, he also voiced support for letting the car industry go bankrupt on its own.
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You know, not too many people know this but Trump's lifelong dream is to be the first man to go bankrupt on Mars.
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The downside, though, is that when "inefficient" brick-and-mortar businesses go bankrupt, middle-class people lose their jobs, as Reuters points out.
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And when you end up in the hospital, you'll be paying those bills for the rest of your life, or maybe you'll go bankrupt.
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If the recovery from the financial crisis is moribund, classical economists say you should have let AIG, Bear Stearns and Lloyds Bank go bankrupt.
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But I had a couple of choices: Spend the next 20 years of my life trying to pay off the money, or go bankrupt.
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"I appreciate you sharing your story," Bilirakis said after one man told the lawmaker that he would go bankrupt if Republicans repealed the law.
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They don't go bankrupt, they don't fire workers, they don't stop lending to bad companies — they do nothing unless the Party tells them to.
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The regulator estimated that the South Korean economy would take a 48.4 trillion won hit if Daewoo Shipbuilding were to go bankrupt this year.
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The term "going concern" is the official jargon accountants use when they believe there is a realistic prospect that the company might go bankrupt.
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According to Brazilian Corporate Recovery Institute estimates, half of the 1,287 companies that requested court protection last year may go bankrupt during the turnaround.
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Legal Status - Mid-Range: YUCH is registered as a state-owned limited liability company under Chinese company law and is allowed to go bankrupt.
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During a Senate hearing last week on Valeant's drug pricing, Ackman said his first priority was to make sure the company did not go bankrupt.
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Union members wearing red headbands rallied at Hyundai's factories in the southeastern city of Ulsan with banners reading "South Korea's auto industry will go bankrupt".
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"As long as you're market player, you have your good times and you have your bad times, and sometimes you just go bankrupt," Xiao said.
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Fifty percent of all businesses fail within five years, and over 65 percent of small businesses break even or lose money before they go bankrupt.
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No one wants to offer the only plan that covers maternity services; you'll get stuck with all of the childbirth expenses, and you'll go bankrupt.
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The Brazilian Corporate Recovery Institute estimates that half of the 21,24.1066 companies that requested court protection last year may go bankrupt during their turnaround attempts.
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The first question I asked my aunt when she was diagnosed was "do you have health insurance" because I knew she would go bankrupt otherwise.
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"If we buy one of the Big Six (movie studios), for $5 or $8 billion, and lose it all, Wanda wouldn't go bankrupt," Wang said.
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Rebounding oil prices have at least temporarily quelled speculation by analysts that many more companies will go bankrupt or look to merge with larger competitors.
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In this time of national crisis, we also do not think it is in our interests to let all of you go bankrupt at once.
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It's no wonder, according to Sports Illustrated, that 78 percent of NFL players go bankrupt or experience severe financial stress within two years of retirement.
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DONNELLY, Idaho — There is an old joke in the ski industry that a resort needs to go bankrupt three times before it can be profitable.
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"We have to be relentless about costs in order to make affordable cars and not go bankrupt," said Musk on a conference call with analysts.
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The financial crisis that coincided with his homecoming so damaged the Times' advertising revenue that many started to speculate about when the Times would go bankrupt.
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"GM couldn't let GM Korea go bankrupt so it lent money with the same level interest rate that it charged other GM affiliates," the source said.
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Here's a fun word problem: Exactly how many New York weddings does it take to make someone go bankrupt — literally and emotionally — in a single summer?
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Though a few Connecticut municipalities have been put under the oversight of a state financial review board, none have so far been allowed to go bankrupt.
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One negative trend that could continue to show up is the decline in retail-sector jobs, as brick-and-mortar retailers shut stores and go bankrupt.
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In the case of other, private lenders, the State Guarantee Fund compensates depositors only up to a value of 200,000 hryvnias ($7,690) if they go bankrupt.
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The timing is increasingly urgent: 231 KMPG research has found that 220% of US CEOs think their companies will go bankrupt if they move too slowly.
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This means that as these companies go bankrupt, they are leaving Western communities and the American taxpayer to foot the bill for cleaning up their mess.
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Smaller festivals that rely on people attending for one day, on a whim, can go bankrupt in a year if bad weather affects walk-up sales.
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"Americans should not have to go bankrupt to pursue higher education, and they should never be preyed upon by under-regulated loan servicing companies," Minhaj said.
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He noted that insurers were required to maintain large financial reserves, to ensure they don't go bankrupt if a few patients have especially costly medical bills.
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It is still too soon to say whether Luckin will succeed in a country rife with start-ups that burn through cash and go bankrupt overnight.
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But just like any maturing industry, some companies will go bankrupt, others will join forces to survive and some could be snapped up by bigger competitors.
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Pensions, which are insured by the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation in case employers go bankrupt, still cover 26.2 million people across 23,400 single-employer plans.
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"22017,000 people go bankrupt every year because they cannot pay their outrageous medical bills," Sanders told CNN's Brianna Keilar on State of the Union last month.
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"It is an enormous honor to stand with each of you to say never again does anyone go bankrupt just because they got sick," said Sen.
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"The hotel industry and the restaurant industry will go bankrupt first, Boeing is on the brink, Boeing will not survive without a government bailout," Ackman said.
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The government feared that many inefficient coal companies would go bankrupt, resulting in mass layoffs and financial stress for state-owned banks that lent them money.
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Hundreds of union members wearing red headbands rallied at Hyundai's factories in the southeastern city of Ulsan with banners reading "South Korea's auto industry will go bankrupt".
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Philadelphia hospital closure Did a group of rich investors let a downtown Philadelphia hospital go bankrupt so they could profit from the land on which it sits?
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Carlyle chalked up the bankruptcy mostly to changes in Medicare payment formulas that cut reimbursement, but the rest of the industry didn't go bankrupt as a result.
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It is Trump who stiffs subcontractors their last payment (known as the profit payment), causing several to go bankrupt and throwing thousands of workers out of jobs.
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But the promise on Medicare is already getting fierce resistance from Republicans on Capitol Hill who insist these programs need an overhaul so they don't go bankrupt.
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The Highway Trust Fund, a key federal source for transportation funding, spends about $16 billion more than it collects annually and will go bankrupt — again — in 2020.
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President Barack Obama took an op-ed Romney had written with the headline "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt" four years earlier and used it to slam the GOP.
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N). Introduced in the wake of the global financial crisis of 2007-2009, the plans outline how banks would go bankrupt without needing a taxpayer bailout. (bit.
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And SoftBank is actually putting further money into this company so that it can go bankrupt altogether so that all the aggressive investment activity has been failed.
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The Washington Post's in-house political fact-checking apparatus assigned a devastating three Pinnocchios to Sanders for saying 2332,22017 people a year go bankrupt from medical bills.
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It has since gone out of business, one of at least 19 oil and gas companies that have operated in the Gulf to go bankrupt since 2015.
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"Joe, what are you going to do for the 6900,2628 people who go bankrupt in our country because of medically-related debt?" he said, previewing his strategy.
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Jobs come and go, companies go bankrupt, the economy can fail, but you can always count on yourself to work hard and build a future for yourself.
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The New Saints have won the past six titles in Wales, and the race for European riches has caused several of their domestic rivals to go bankrupt.
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READ MORE: 1 in 6 retired NFL players go bankrupt CNN has reached out to the NFL, the named players and the NFL Players Association for comment.
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The problem is that the Navy might go bankrupt before it creates the volume of fires it would need to combat a massive missile power like China.
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After all, my severance was to be disbursed over a period of five years and, during this period, the company could change its mind or go bankrupt.
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I'm also maybe getting tired, and I have this cold, but look—the point is that I am rich and not about to go bankrupt again, OK?
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We tend to assume that a company's purpose is to make money for its shareholders, or at least "not go bankrupt," because money is how we measure success.
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"Our factory in North Korea is about to go bankrupt," said an ethnically-Korean Chinese businessman in Dandong who sells cars refurbished at a factory in North Korea.
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The companies they buy can also fail or go bankrupt — including, Warren and many others allege, because of private equity practices that strip the companies of their value.
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As oil prices have collapsed, the fear that energy companies would go bankrupt and that any negative impacts from this would spill into the broader economy has risen.
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Comerica, like other Texas-based lenders, has ramped up reserves to cover bad loans as an increasing number of energy companies struggle to repay loans or go bankrupt.
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Read MoreIllinois budget fix: Just don't pay the bills "The bottom line is the state cannot go bankrupt and we cannot print money," Munger told reporters last month.
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Warren has said that PE firms take over companies, load them with debt, strip assets, and then walk away — rich from huge management fees — when they go bankrupt.
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But until trucking gets back on its feet, more companies are likely to go bankrupt, according to Jason Seidl, Cowen's managing director covering air freight and surface transportation.
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"If these protections are taken away, the costs [of transitioning] would be completely unaffordable, and I think people would go bankrupt if they could even afford to start."
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Sasha says he sometimes worries that another startup will enter the market, burn all their capital, go bankrupt, and sour investors on more disciplined finance businesses like LendUp.
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Trump understands strong personal brands; Pitbull is a bit like an alternate universe Trump, if Trump's businesses didn't all go bankrupt and if he were far more likeable.
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Kenmore is a "final, egregious act to remove an asset from an estate that will eventually go bankrupt," Mark Cohen, a former CEO of Sears Canada, tells Axios.
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Puerto Rico's efforts to convince Congress to let it go bankrupt on some of its debt have been met with fierce pushback from investment firms holding those bonds.
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If there is no effective policy response, what happens is that the currency drops and debt measured in domestic currency balloons until everyone who can go bankrupt, does.
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Cramer said he is worried that multiple companies in the S&P 500 could go bankrupt within four weeks due to the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus.
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If the administration had allowed them to go bankrupt, it could well have caused global investors to question the credibility of the United States to honor its obligations.
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I would like to be free the way you are free when you are less likely to go bankrupt, free when you are free of fear and shame.
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In the most prosperous country in the world, no one should go bankrupt because of health care costs or die because of an inability to afford proper medication.
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This administration wants to make us sick again -- and it's no exaggeration to say that if they succeed, a great many Americans will go bankrupt; some will die.
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The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply estimates that one in 10 British businesses fear they would go bankrupt if goods were delayed by 10–30 minutes at customs.
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Washington, on the other hand, did not go bankrupt in the late 1990s, but was placed under a financial control board and now has a double-A bond rating.
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Sports Illustrated recently estimated that within two years of retirement, 78 percent of former NFL players go bankrupt or encounter financial stress because of divorce or lack of employment.
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Arch Coal was widely expected to go bankrupt after ending a previously proposed debt swap with lenders in October and delaying a $90 million interest payment due in December.
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"Amazon would go bankrupt if they would have to wait for customers to be ready to take delivery before shipping," Musk said on the call, according to Electrek's report.
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Even so, Norton knew that if he ever lost coverage, his family would go bankrupt; Riley's care cost more than $3 million dollars, all of it covered by insurance.
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"[W]hile there are people going through what they are going through, you can either go bankrupt or you can prosper," Santos said on that call, according to prosecutors.
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Here is a brief look at the history of the carmaker going back over 100 years which has seen fictional agent James Bond's favourite carmaker go bankrupt seven times.
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Her proposal would overhaul how private equity collects fees, who's responsible for an acquired company's debt, and how stakeholders are paid in the event a company does go bankrupt.
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At an investor conference in 2008, he had stood up and correctly predicted that Lehman Brothers was going to go bankrupt under the weight of its subprime-mortgage debt.
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Here is a brief look at the history of the carmaker going back over 100 years which has seen fictional agent James Bond's favorite carmaker go bankrupt seven times.
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First of all, the U.S. isn't going to go bankrupt; it can't run out of money to pay its bills (except for political holdups), because it can print money.
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"I'm terrified [LuLaRoe] will go bankrupt before I get my refund," said an ex-consultant who claims she has been waiting since December for a check totaling more than $4,000.
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People everywhere will get priced out of having insurance or go bankrupt simply for having dealt with human conditions, such as a surprise bit of cancer or having a kid.
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That's because the fracking ban would probably cause highly leveraged US shale oil producers to go bankrupt, or at least have limited financial firepower to take advantage of high prices.
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The bank faced more trouble on Tuesday when it was the only major U.S. bank that failed to convince regulators it could go bankrupt without causing a major market disruption.
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The subtle threat in these reports is that if the evasion isn't stopped, the transit system will go bankrupt and collapse—but before it does, you'll have to pay more.
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In the bond market, the government is increasingly allowing issuers - both private and state-owned - to default or go bankrupt, seeking to break the link between commercial and sovereign credit.
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Many captains start to party too much, and so they become lazy, lose their job as a result and go bankrupt because they've started living a life they couldn't afford.
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Seems like the plan is like, if you're a retiree and you don't want to go bankrupt before you get Medicare, wrap yourself in some bubble wrap, stay very calm.
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Similarly, businesses might go bankrupt if the financial markets freeze up and they cannot get access to credit, meaning otherwise sound businesses end up laying off employees or closing down.
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This administration wants to make us sick again," observed Filipovic, "and it's no exaggeration to say that if they succeed, a great many Americans will go bankrupt; some will die.
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"You could have let it go bankrupt, frankly, and rebuilt itself, and a lot of people felt it should happen," Trump said during a campaign appearance in Michigan in 2015.
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Musk noted in the March interview that there are "zero" similar satellite efforts "that didn't go bankrupt," referring to companies that fell short of building networks in the early 2000s.
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If the FDA determines a drug doesn't meet its standards of safety or effectiveness, small pharmaceuticals attempting to compete with large drug companies can go bankrupt during phase III trials.
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It was the first World's Fair to go bankrupt over the course of its run, as a group of Louisiana businessmen mismanaged it into the ground before the state stepped in.
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The party themed "The World's Unfair" was a loving parody of the first World's Fair to go bankrupt over the course of its run — the 1984 World's Fair in New Orleans.
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"That means most Americans would literally go bankrupt before they can actually afford to get coverage from their insurance," Hirsch said in a one-on-one with the "Mad Money" host.
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It still may not be as relatively prosperous as it was in its heyday, but it is instructive to compare Manchester with Detroit, which the United States simply let go bankrupt.
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They began to play their domestic fixtures at the 12,000-capacity Slavutych Arena, the home of Metalurh Zaporizhia, a club in serious financial difficulties who would eventually go bankrupt in 2015.
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You sit on your duffs while healthcare & drug prices are spiraling out of control with consumers continuing to feeding corporate profits while they have to choose dying rather than go bankrupt!
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But you won't see these trends reflected in the performance of most well-known retailers, as department stores like Macy's close stores, and household names like Sports Authority go bankrupt altogether.
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The rule would set standards for how hard-rock mining companies must demonstrate their ability to pay for cleanups, whether through financial bonds or other means, particularly if they go bankrupt.
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"So, in general: yes, highly likely they may go bankrupt — but not in the next months I'd say," he said, adding there was a possibility that the airline could be bought.
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"While it may literally be true that a government with its own currency can't go bankrupt, it can destroy that currency if it loses fiscal credibility," he wrote back in 2011.
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"When some wanted to let Detroit go bankrupt, we made a bet on American workers, on the ingenuity of American companies," Obama said in a Columbus speech in May of 2012.
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It is instructive, as coal mining companies go bankrupt and coal plants shut down, to watch as industry leaders vigorously shed their purported free market principles in support of public assistance.
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"If you take drastic measures, which may make your country go bankrupt, you do it only because you think you will otherwise have hundreds of thousands of people die," he said.
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It cost Detroit $178 million just to pay for the legal fees and other professional services needed to go bankrupt – and Puerto Rico's debt is three times the size of Detroit's.
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When Lehman Brothers was allowed to go bankrupt, it was clear that the crisis was entering a new and much more dangerous phase and there would be a lot of financial carnage.
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The biggest energy producer to go bankrupt over the past year has been Tulsa, Oklahoma-based Samson Resources Corp, which filed Chapter 11 in Delaware in September with $4.3 billion of debt.
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And that's why I always tell people that my mother is on Social Security or Medicare, that I don't want to harm her, but I don't want these programmes to go bankrupt.
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Cohen and his colleagues found that firms that are targeted by patent trolls significantly disinvest in R&D, and are more likely lose critical talent or go bankrupt due to the litigation.
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As reported by The Vinyl Factory, HMV—the almost 100-year-old music chain that's constantly threatening to go bankrupt—sold one turntable a minute in the week leading up to Christmas.
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The move, welcomed by workers and retirees, reopened the vexing question of how to save the huge Central States pension fund, which is on track to go bankrupt in about 10 years.
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For years, GOP lawmakers -- led by Speaker Paul Ryan (Wis.) -- have been sounding the alarm that a major overhaul to Medicare and other entitlements are needed to ensure they don't go bankrupt.
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A 2009 Sports Illustrated article reported that 78 percent of former NFL players go bankrupt or are facing "financial stress because of joblessness or divorce" within two years of leaving the sport.
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Another push aims to reduce late payments for SMEs, with the Commission noting today that one in four regional small businesses go bankrupt as a result of not being paid on time.
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ATLANTIA (*) Autostrade per l'Italia, the toll-road unit of Italy's infrastructure group Atlantia, will go bankrupt if the government revokes its motorway concession, its Chief Executive Roberto Tomasi told La Repubblica newspaper.
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"It's dangerous for the regulator to stand back and let quite a lot of independents go bankrupt because there's a risk you form an oligopoly in the provision of research," he said.
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In any for-profit corporation, dismal results such as these would have caused it to go bankrupt long ago, pushed out of the market by companies that could better serve the consumer.
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And even if they don't go bankrupt, millions more people struggle with this type of debt on their personal ledgers, making it harder for them to borrow money and stay financially stable.
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Soft budget constraints refer to the idea that state-owned firms will not be allowed to go bankrupt if they go insolvent because the state has vested interests in keeping them afloat.
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Securities analysts and industrial officials said that state-owned steel firms should let the market decide their fate, and they should go bankrupt if necessary rather than be rescued through Beijing-arranged mergers.
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The company's stock had slumped more than 60 percent since the wildfire broke out, on fears that without help from California's government, the utility could go bankrupt should it eventually be found responsible.
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Fine jewelry will nearly always cost a bit more than the costume variety, but that doesn't mean you have to go bankrupt in order to have the ring or necklace of your dreams.
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But that kind of care isn't cheap, so it's important that the people watching the porn produced by ethical and feminist companies are paying for it, or else the company could go bankrupt.
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Though they're less common in nature, these rulings could prompt more retail landlords to flex their legal muscle, especially as more companies choose to restructure and shutter stores rather than go bankrupt altogether.
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In 2008, the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, whose family hails from Michigan, was criticized for writing an opinion piece headlined "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt," words that haunted him during the 2012 campaign.
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Why it matters: This is the latest in a growing list of private equity-backed consumer brands to go bankrupt, in large part due to large debt loads related to their originals acquisitions.
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Landlords who have WeWork as a major tenant may not want to see it go bankrupt, and therefore might give it a short-term reprieve by renegotiating rent or other alternatives, say experts.
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Talpas recounted how she has pre-existing conditions and if she were to be placed in a high-risk pool under new health care legislation — as Cruz has previously pushed for — she'd go bankrupt.
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California has already seen one insurance company go bankrupt thanks to wildfires, and PG&E entered bankruptcy proceedings after its equipment was found likely to be at fault in a number of recent fires.
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Mall owners have been struggling in recent months to fill storefronts, as brands such as Gymboree and Sears go bankrupt and shut stores or, like Gap and Victoria's Secret, scale back their real estate.
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But since then, China's signals have become increasingly contradictory and as a result bond market pricing suggests investors see the smallest chance in seven years that many firms will be allowed to go bankrupt.
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The 28,000 Libyan dinar ($20,000) cost is prohibitive for Libyans who "go bankrupt to treat their children" but struggle to withdraw even a few hundred dinars from the bank because of a liquidity crisis.
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But Mr. Cuadros's story really takes off when he focuses on Eike Batista, an over-the-top one-time billionaire who became the country's corporate mascot, only to go bankrupt in a dramatic unraveling.
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Whether you're about to go bankrupt or just trying to increase profit margins, I've found that vendors are most willing to reduce prices and increase payment periods during this stage of the business cycle.
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This means vaping products that are currently on the market will still be subject to the FDA's rules, but those companies won't have to go bankrupt trying to get a bunch of paperwork done.
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There was a time when people were saying Amazon was overpriced, that it was going to go bankrupt," Graham told Poppy Harlow in an exclusive interview for the CNN documentary "The Age of Amazon.
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For years, Republicans have been worried sick that Social Security and Medicare would go bankrupt when there are not enough existing workers to pay the FICA taxes necessary to support all the existing retirees.
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Sanders stung Biden into a passionate rejoinder and gave him a political opening when he said his health plan was the only one that could ensure someone who got cancer would not go bankrupt.
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Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker, co-founders of the first mainstream file-sharing site Napster, were the target of lawsuits that caused their company to go bankrupt, but neither Fanning nor Parker went to jail.
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It covered her tube removal and emergency surgery, but the Mortons, who live in Washington state, don't want to go bankrupt trying to have a child or make it hard to provide for a child.
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Large companies that had been leveraged to the hilt in risky real estate ventures were allowed to go bankrupt, their assets bought up by Abu Dhabi, the capital, and the wealthiest of the seven emirates.
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One brokerage house is predicting a third or more of American oil producers and those heavily invested in fracking will go bankrupt, and soon Saudi Arabia and OPEC will be back in the driver's seat.
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The company said it was using Kirkland and Ellis, its advisers since 2010, "to advise the company as it seeks to further strengthen its balance sheet", but that it was not planning to go bankrupt.
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Working families and honest taxpayers are counting on their government to hold coal companies accountable for the messes they've made and make sure they never leave our communities on the hook if they go bankrupt.
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Doug Hoyes, co-founder of Hoyes Michalos personal insolvency firm, told VICE 60 percent of people who go bankrupt due to student loans are women, and that women tend to owe more money than men.
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"Banks' profitability in their main business has been squeezed and regional financial institutions may go bankrupt if the current monetary policy continues for another few years," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk said in an interview earlier in March that there are "zero" similar satellite efforts "that didn't go bankrupt," referring to companies that fell short of building networks in the early 2000s.
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But that's been one of my priorities in Albany, is making sure that if one spouse is sick and needs home care, the other spouse doesn't need to go bankrupt in order to provide that.
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They could hold the next Winter Olympics on all the slippery slopes that would be created if Puerto Rico was awarded a bailout or, as others have suggested, allowed to go bankrupt under Chapter 9.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - As more large firms go bankrupt in the UK, external auditors and the body that oversees them, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), continue to be under a very bright spotlight.
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More than a dozen executives, specialists and lawyers interviewed by Reuters said they expected many small vendors to go bankrupt due to the disappearance of Toys 'R' Us and Babies 'R' Us in the United States.
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As the founder of a small studio, D'art Shtajio, Thurlow explained that mandating higher salaries without a greater change in industry structure would cause his and most other studios to go bankrupt due to budgetary constraints.
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That's because smaller brokers could go bankrupt if the price were to move up too fast and their clients, who were betting that the price would fall, would not have enough money to cover their losses.
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Separately, a senior judicial official wrote that if the United States carried out all its tariff threats against China, many Chinese companies would go bankrupt, warning the court system needed to be ready to handle them.
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"If they go bankrupt, he remains in control of the company because, though he loses his equity stake, he's their principal creditor," former Sears Canada CEO and Columbia Business School Professor Mark Cohen said an interview.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced on Wednesday that five U.S. major banks, including JPMorgan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo, lacked resolution plans that showed they could go bankrupt without disrupting the broader financial system.
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This of course followed up the announcement that the company might go bankrupt, which is to say nothing of their previous plans for debt restructuring and the class action lawsuit brought against the company by shareholders.
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We know from many reports about his stiffing of vendors, his history of profiting from enterprises even as they go bankrupt, that he sees contracts as suggestions, clear-cut financial obligations as starting points for negotiation.
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Consider a 2019 KPMG survey, which found that 68% of leaders think their business will go bankrupt if their organization moves too slowly — and if its workforce fails to recognize and respond to signs of change.
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Those low margins are treacherous, and it means that some companies simply won't survive — but having enough companies to create that pricing pressure and actually go bankrupt is a sign there's competition in the first place.
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"Amazon would go bankrupt if they would have to wait for customers to be ready to take delivery before shipping," Musk noted, referencing the scheduling issues that often prevent consumers from receiving their Teslas with ease.
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"The market continues to price in worst-case scenarios, a recessionary China and an energy sector that's looking basically like it should go bankrupt at this level," said Jeffrey A. Carbone, managing director of Cornerstone Financial Partners.
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The US government, for instance, can't go bankrupt because that would mean it ran out of dollars to pay creditors; but it can't run out of dollars, because it is the only agency allowed to create dollars.
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"We are going to go bankrupt if we don't change," said Abdulaziz Al Loughani, an advisor to Kuwait's $7 billion National Fund for Small and Medium Enterprise Development (SME), aimed at investing in and spurring small businesses.
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Qatar said oil could turn into a bull market before the end of 2016 as investments in the industry were dropping too fast and more companies were poised to go bankrupt while global demand continued to grow.
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PG&E's stock had slumped over 60 percent since the state's deadliest-ever wildfire broke out last week on fears that without help from California's government, the utility could go bankrupt should it eventually be found responsible.
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It's why ALS patients here simply die early or go bankrupt instead," whereas in Japan, he notes, it's "fully covered by the country's national health care policy, and it's why ALS patients live so much longer there.
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In 2008, the widespread view was that the United States government would not allow a large, interconnected financial firm to go bankrupt, and that Lehman would be bailed out just as Bear Stearns and Fannie Mae were.
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The idea that prosperous urban states are subsidizing poor rural states forgets that New York City would have gone bankrupt in 85033 but for a federal bailout and that Detroit did go bankrupt a few years ago.
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France has promised that no company will go bankrupt over the virus, Spain announced a $220 billion aid package that amounts to about 20% of its GDP, and the UK will guarantee $400 billion of business loans.
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Your requestYou estimate that you will burn through $23 billion to $53 billion of cash by the end of the year, and that, without assistance, you may soon go bankrupt, perhaps as early as May or June.
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Sports Illustrated reported that 78% of NFL players also go bankrupt or are under financial stress within two years of retirement and 60% of National Basketball Association players are broke within five years of leaving the sport.
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But Aéropostale's scenario sounds a bit messier than most — the brand has accused Sycamore Partners (the private equity firm that controls its largest lender and also one of its largest suppliers) of causing the retailer to go bankrupt.
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Deutsche Bank won't go bankrupt, but the concerns about the German lender that recently sent the stock to record lows are about profitability, said David Benamou, chief investment officer at Axiom Alternative Investments, which is short the stock.
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" Michael Wara, a lawyer and research fellow at Stanford's Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, explained to VICE in January that if this comes to pass, "You could easily see the state of Florida go bankrupt.
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"You could have let it go bankrupt, frankly, and rebuilt itself, and a lot of people felt it should happen," Donald Trump said last summer, adding that, without government assistance, the industry would be in the same situation.
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For example, research from the California Polytechnic State University shows that 20% of companies acquired by private equity through a leveraged buy-out (which adds more debt to a company's balance sheet) go bankrupt again within 10 years.
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New York (CNN Business)Harry Markopolos, the accounting investigator who accused General Electric of massive fraud on Thursday, is warning that the company could be in serious financial trouble -- and even go bankrupt -- if the economy turns south.
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In a call with Wall Street analysts, California Public Utilities Commission head Michael Picker reportedly said he could not imagine letting PG&E go bankrupt as it faces billions of dollars in potential liability from the wildfires ravaging California.
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Campaign contributions drive spending on earmarks and other wasteful programs — bridges to nowhere, contracts for equipment the military does not need, solar energy companies that go bankrupt on the government's dime and for-profit educational institutions that don't educate.
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Read more: Tesla could go bankrupt and Elon Musk could run afoul of the SEC and it wouldn't matter — because owners love the cars If sales continue at this breakneck pace, electric cars will become mainstream in no time.
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"I don't know, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that if you're an institution that has hurt so many children that paying out civil settlements would make you go bankrupt, maybe you should," she said.
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I hope Gronk gets to Touchdown No. 7, whips out his dick, and climaxes on the ball, causing Roger Goodell's head to explode and the NFL to go bankrupt through a roundabout process I haven't quite thought through yet.
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New York (CNN Business)Shares of California electric company PG&E soared Friday on new hopes that the company won't have to go bankrupt if it is found to be liable for the massive Camp Fire in Northern California.
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The rapid spread of the coronavirus has brought the airline industry to its knees, and a major consulting firm is warning that more than half of the world's airlines could go bankrupt within months without action to save it.
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It never occurred to me, as chief engineering officer, leading the build out of our flagship factory in Norcross, Georgia that our company would go bankrupt along with nearly 30 other U.S. solar manufacturers in less than five years.
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"If somebody comes and makes a better electric car than Tesla and it's so much better than ours that we can't sell our cars, and we go bankrupt, I still think that's a good thing for the world," Musk said.
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Coal companies had been required to pay a $1.10 per ton tax on underground coal to finance the federal Black Lung Disability Trust Fund, which supports disabled miners whose employers go bankrupt and can no longer pay out medical benefits.
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Your businesses will fail," Galloway tells CNBC Make It. "Before the age of 40, I had businesses go bankrupt, I had a marriage fail and I lost the only person that to that moment I knew loved me — my mother.
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Citing factors including his lack of confidence in company leadership and his assessment of the likelihood of larger legal and regulatory liabilities, Tilson said he believed there is "at least a 50-50 chance" that the company could eventually go bankrupt.
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The precise number of people who go bankrupt because of a medical bill matters far less than the fact that medical bankruptcy is a real danger in the United States in a way that it simply isn't in other developed countries.
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The decision followed Israel's similar trimming in February of funds to offset PA payouts to jailed Palestinian militants, for which the PA retaliated by boycotting all tax handovers for more than half a year, stirring worries it could go bankrupt.
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The proof of Mr. Obama's commitment to the working class and Mr. Romney's callousness, according to the Obama campaign, was the auto bailout: Mr. Obama protected the auto industry; Mr. Romney wrote "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt" in The New York Times.
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In a clever pivot, when asked to defend how Medicare for All is a "revolution," Sanders pointed to the "cruel" and "dysfunctional" health care system before backing his answer up with statistics on how many Americans go bankrupt over medical bills.
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The decision followed Israel's similar trimming in February of funds to offset PA payouts to jailed Palestinian militants, for which the PA retaliated by boycotting all tax handovers for more than half a year, stirring worries it could go bankrupt.
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Several New England colleges have closed in the last few years, and Harvard Professor Clayton Christensen predicts it'll only get worse: He claims that as many as half of America's colleges/universities will go bankrupt or close within the decade.
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We may be in a situation where we are actively recruiting Mexican and other global laborers to come and do the dirty work that needs to be done, everything from changing bedpans to boosting our Social Security system so it doesn't go bankrupt.
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And to the degree that we've long considered a scandal that Americans could go bankrupt because of medical bills, these people will not have that problem because their large medical bills will be covered by health insurance and very robustly subsidized health insurance.
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Chinese authorities had been loathe to allow lossmaking state-owned groups to go bankrupt, in part because of the possibility of mass unrest of the type that paralyzed the rust-belt north-east during the previous round of restructuring, in the late 1990s.
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Uljanik's management last month chose local rival Brodosplit as a strategic partner to restructure its operations but the government said the plan would cost the state more than allowing the company to go bankrupt, which it estimated at 557 million euros ($626.35 million).
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What needs to be communicated, however, is that while it should be attractive for a company to want to sponsor a game, a league, or an organization, that sponsorship money shouldn't dictate whether the entity is able to operate or go bankrupt.
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"If this bill is signed into law, the suffering will be widespread, needless, and cruel: hospitals will close... families will go bankrupt paying healthcare costs, and women will be charged more than men for coverage that doesn't even guarantee maternity care," she said.
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Hard-core libertarians, for example, don't believe making health care available to those who need it is a legitimate role of government; letting some citizens go bankrupt and/or die if they get sick is the price of freedom as they define it.
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Although some believe this is a healthy shakeout to extend America's oil and gas boom, three basic options have quickly emerged in shale country: to remain independent by slashing costs and enforcing production discipline, put up the "for sale" sign, or go bankrupt.
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In early 2016, when the price of crude hit $26 a barrel and we were going to have a crisis because big oil companies were going to go bankrupt, it's going to hit the banks and it's going to travel throughout the world.
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"With the IPO, Uber's corporate owners are set to make billions, all while drivers are left in poverty and go bankrupt," said Bhairavi Desai, executive director of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, one of the organizations calling for drivers to strike, in a statement.
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"I'm lucky to have wealthy supporters cover the cost for us, but that's not an option for a lot of people -- most just go bankrupt," he told CNN, which provided questions to Barkan ahead of time to give him enough time to write out answers.
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They can&apost quite do it, but whenever they make these attempts to deleverage, companies go bankrupt, and then they panic and then they start throwing in more money, but this is something - you know, we had a 230 downturn, we took our medicine.
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Republican lawmakers had initially been reluctant to support the administration's plan because they blamed its policies, including regulations forcing power plants to cut carbon emissions tied to burning coal, for the contraction in the coal industry that has seen some of its companies go bankrupt.
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Consulting firm Deloitte has warned that a third of oil and gas producers could go bankrupt this year, prompting some observers to voice concerns the program may not have enough funds to cover the clean-up costs of the wells currently on the OWA's books.
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His strategy, previously unreported, centers on adding more private-label goods, which are a retailer's in-house brands, to win over price-sensitive customers, and a massive expansion to further disrupt a U.S. grocery sector that has seen 2000 companies go bankrupt since 240.
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People who respect themselves are willing to accept the risk that the Indians will be hostile, that the venture will go bankrupt, that the liaison may not turn out to be one in which every day is a holiday because you're married to me.
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If AIG was allowed to file bankruptcy and not pay what it owed to the biggest banks in the U.S. and around the globe, then those banks would all fail as well, which would then cause other banks and financial institutions to go bankrupt.
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"If somebody comes and makes a better electric car than Tesla, and it's so much better than ours that we can't sell our cars and we go bankrupt, I still think that's a good thing for the world," Musk told Leslie Stahl during the interview.
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Stephen Harbeck is president and chief executive officer of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC), a nonprofit organization created by Congress to oversee the liquidation of member broker-dealers that close when the firms go bankrupt or face financial trouble, and customer assets are missing.
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His strategy, previously unreported, centers on adding more private-label goods, which are a retailer's in-house brands, to win over price-sensitive customers, and a massive expansion to further disrupt a U.S. grocery sector that has seen 18 companies go bankrupt since 2014.
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Ryan Heslop, portfolio manager of Firefly Value Partners LP, announced a short position in rural hospital operator Community Health Systems Inc, which he said will likely go bankrupt over the next few years as its revenue per hospital bed shrinks and its debt costs increase.
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The Washington Post's in-house fact-checkers dinged him for saying 43,24 people go bankrupt because of medical debt every year, stirring up an old scholarly fight that originated with a 260 paper co-authored, in a fun twist, by Sanders's now-rival Elizabeth Warren.
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In a letter to Environmental Protection Agency administrators seen by Reuters on Monday, Icahn said "a number" of refiners could go bankrupt if the playing field is not leveled to stop disfavoring independent refiners such as CVR Energy, in which Icahn owns an 82 percent stake.
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In October, experts told Business Insider that, while SoftBank could easily have let WeWork go bankrupt instead of bailing it out after its disastrous IPO, it likely wanted to protect its reputation in the investing community, especially while it gears up for a second Vision Fund.
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But sometimes, that's just what happens: Researchers at California Polytechnic State University recently found that about 271 percent of public companies that go private through leveraged buyouts go bankrupt within 2000 years, compared to a control group's 271 percent bankruptcy rate over the same time period.
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There were moments — from late 5173 through 5163 — when it appeared that the eurozone would spin apart, that countries like Greece or Spain would go bankrupt and that the region would become caught in the sort of downward deflationary spiral that can lead to economic depression.
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"This should not be going on in America, not for a veteran, not for any person in this country, and it is beyond comprehension that under the current healthcare system, somewhere like a half a million people go bankrupt every year because of medical bills," Sanders told CNN.
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A new study from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia examines the relationship between lottery winners in a particular Canadian province and bankruptcies in the same province — it found that neighbors of lottery winners are unusually likely to go bankrupt, and the larger the lottery prize, the more likely bankruptcy becomes.
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Myron Brilliant executive vice president and head of International Affairs the U.S. Chamber of Commerce I think that both the house republicans and democrats in the Senate, the republicans and democrats, understand that no family and no business should go bankrupt during this Pandemic and so the efforts are under way.
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Because insurers collect premiums up front in exchange for a promise to pay for future losses — a promise documented in a dense legal contract — regulation is necessary to protect people from misunderstanding what they are buying and to limit the risk that insurers will go bankrupt when their policyholders need them most.
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That's right: The healthcare plan—the one that brings coverage to 22 million previously uninsured people and eliminates the low-limit plans that allow Americans to go bankrupt over medical claims—dings the economy far, far less than sleeplessness related to late-night Netflix binges, stress over future medical costs, and who knows what else.
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For years, GOP lawmakers — led by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) — have been sounding the alarm that a major overhaul to Medicare and other entitlements are needed to ensure they don't go bankrupt.
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Look at First Solar: The biggest solar stock IPO'd at $27 a decade ago, went all the way to the dizzying heights of $300 when oil hit $147 a barrel in 2008, and then dropped to $11 as if it were about to go bankrupt when Chinese solar-panel makers glutted the industry in 2011–12.
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The companies behind our devices, both big and small, must make hardware changes to be accepted into HomeKit, must add authentication chips that are only available from Apple, must choose an Apple-approved manufacturer, must send free samples for certification, and must not talk about the certification while hoping they don't go bankrupt while waiting for the entire process to complete.
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" Asked by the special's President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, played by Anthony Atamanuik, to embrace disgraced Wall Street financier Bernie Madoff, Griffin's character replies, "Did Bernie Madoff's investors go bankrupt?
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And even some of the people who think it's easy to be solved can be frustrating to me, because then the idea of oh no we don't need to invent anything, we just need to get rid of evil utilities that aren't paying 216 cents a kilowatt-hour for rooftop solar, and as soon as we get them to just realize they should go bankrupt, you know, boom, this thing is solved.
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Discussing his earlier experiences writing about Trump on this week's podcast, Andersen says: He went on to go bankrupt and become a reality television star, and I went on to other magazines and to write novels, and I had a 15- or 20-year interregnum where I spent almost no time thinking about or writing about Donald Trump until he was running for president and I was in the middle of this other book — "Fantasyland," which was not about Donald Trump, but then he kind of barged into it and became a poster boy in its final chapters.
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Chairman Peter DeFazioPeter Anthony DeFazioHillicon Valley: HHS hit by cyberattack amid coronavirus outbreak | Senators urge FCC to shore up internet access for students | Sanders ramps up Facebook ad spending | Dems ask DHS to delay Real ID deadline Top Transportation Dem warns airlines could face financial hit 'worse than 2900/220006' House Dems ask DHS to delay Real ID deadline MORE (D-Ore.) in a conference call warned caucus members that he anticipates some major U.S. airlines to go bankrupt within six weeks as the country continues to shut down amid the outbreak, warning the industry faces a "worse than 2202/2628" hit, one source said.
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