What if we're -- we're not going bankrupt, but there's so many going bankrupt.
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A retailer going bankrupt is never a particularly pleasant occurrence.
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An obscure book about lichens saved Amazon from going bankrupt.
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Do you imagine it coming back or just going bankrupt?
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Or Florida going bankrupt once banks stop lending for coastal mortgages.
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PEOPLE ARE GOING BANKRUPT ON MEDICAL COSTS AND PRESCRIPTION DRUG COSTS.
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Medicaid is keeping Lillian DeJean's family from going bankrupt, she said.
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They were losing their entire stock of animals, literally going bankrupt overnight.
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The RINs are up 1003,000% or the smaller refineries are going bankrupt.
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It wasn&apost going bankrupt, and Trump hasn&apost performed a turnaround.
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The airline was never in possession of the planes before going bankrupt.
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There's no reason to think this process will end in Twitter going bankrupt.
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Her family worried desperately about their little girl – but not about going bankrupt.
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Players are better off going bankrupt than taking out one of these loans.
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"I believe none have successfully gone into operation without going bankrupt," he said.
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"Going bankrupt was the best thing I ever did, the relief," he says.
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The banks have stopped lending, and their customers are going bankrupt one after another.
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Since passage of the Affordable Care Act, far fewer people have been going bankrupt.
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But does Detroit's experience make an argument in favor of struggling cities going bankrupt?
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India needs monetary and fiscal stimulus "to protect businesses from going bankrupt," he said.
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"Bill Nelson voted to cut $716 billion from Medicare -- no wonder it's going bankrupt."
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But sometimes they are lucky to break even or escape without going bankrupt themselves.
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It's a recipe for having a huge debt, having inefficient equipment, and then going bankrupt.
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The market has driven down the cost of coal so you have companies going bankrupt.
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Last year, the lingerie line Frederick's of Hollywood closed all its stores after going bankrupt.
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" Greenfield calls the NDA move an attempt to "put a positive spin on going bankrupt.
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Senator Rubio argues that these programs are heading toward "insolvency" or "going bankrupt" — another falsehood.
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Lawmakers were forced to take it to prevent the city school system from going bankrupt.
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During the Newsmax interview, Bush went after Trump for donating to Democrats and going bankrupt.
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It's not in danger of going bankrupt or even losing money in any given quarter.
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StepChange, the money and mental-health charity, guided Lee through the process of going bankrupt.
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There is much chatter in Washington, D.C., about Social Security going "bankrupt" in the next decade.
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After going bankrupt twice, the company was bought by Canadian retailer Gildan Activewear in early 219.
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But Emily's already off and running to steal a restaurant from someone who is going bankrupt.
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The smear campaign against Tucker and his "car of tomorrow" lead to his company going bankrupt.
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Losing a presidential primary is often like going bankrupt: It happens slowly, then all at once.
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He finally responded on Sunday — with an April Fool's joke that the company was going bankrupt.
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"We are definitely not going bankrupt any time soon," Trainor said in an interview this week.
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I am afraid it will lead to companies going bankrupt and jobs and taxes being lost.
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SolarCity, helmed by Musk's cousin, Lyndon Rive, was going bankrupt and heavily in debt in 2016.
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The school shut down in May 2016 after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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The company was relaunched in 2005 after going bankrupt following a financial scandal two years earlier.
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Cramer said he's worried about companies going bankrupt from the economic damage cause by the coronavirus.
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But most of all, she wants to prevent companies from going bankrupt in the first place.
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In the 1990s, several companies attempted to connect the world with satellite constellations before going bankrupt.
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The college shut down in May 2016 after failing to meet accreditation standards and going bankrupt.
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Before Cloud Peak, in late 2018, it was the large Western mining firm Westmoreland going bankrupt.
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I don't know if they're going bankrupt or what's happening, but I thought they were really popular.
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Indeed, the market has been saturated of late—that's why so many coal companies are going bankrupt.
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It's a decision between possibly going bankrupt or sticking it out for another X number of years.
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At the same time, the century-old taxi industry is struggling, with many taxi companies going bankrupt.
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That is why major companies almost never allow their shares to be delisted short of going bankrupt.
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Deitch founded Commonwealth in 1979 and, after nearly going bankrupt, built it into a billion-dollar business.
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Imagine a news alert that appears to come from a business publication claiming a company was going 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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Mark Warner (D-Va.) asked Mulvaney he'd abandon the pledge to help save entitlement programs from going bankrupt.
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So how can families make the finances work, without raiding retirement funds and going bankrupt in the process?
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In 2007, the founder of tech publication CNET, Halsey Minor, bought it for $18 million before going bankrupt.
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It's an opportune time, considering the amount of vacant storefronts and the number of older retailers going bankrupt.
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The Italian dairy group was relaunched in 2005 after going bankrupt following a financial scandal two years earlier.
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Rents were low, and the city, after nearly going bankrupt, was full of abandoned buildings and uncollected garbage.
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"Gradually and then suddenly" is how a character in Ernest Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises" explains going bankrupt.
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I'm not sure what I think about cards against humanity and their going bankrupt from their potato ad.
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They can understand companies going bankrupt, but they cannot fathom that mines still producing coal might be worthless.
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The ACA sought to get more people covered by insurance and protect people from going bankrupt from medical bills.
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Today, millions of American people are living in fear of losing healthcare or going bankrupt if they get sick.
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Late Sunday, Musk teased "important news," only to tweet out an April Fools' Day joke about Tesla going bankrupt.
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Burdened by high-interest debt, disappointing revenue, and over-expansion, the casinos started going bankrupt in the early 2000s.
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Burdened by high-interest debt, disappointing revenue, and over-expansion, the casinos started going bankrupt in the early 1990s.
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Rubio's staff, in coming up with this ruse, appear not to have noticed that Social Security is going bankrupt.
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She called him a "snake-oil salesman on Little House On The Prairie" and accused him of going bankrupt.
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It happened the same way Ernest Hemingway described going bankrupt in "The Sun Also Rises": gradually and then suddenly.
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We invited Tess to the VICE office in Amsterdam to learn how to make a better cocktail without going bankrupt.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Memories of Apple nearly going bankrupt in the mid-250s scared Steve Jobs and his colleagues.
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The small Vermont liberal arts school closed down in May 28500, after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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Parmalat was relaunched in 2005 after going bankrupt following a financial scandal and Lactalis won control of it in 2011.
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" Ryan and others say the premium support option is needed because Medicare is running out of money and going "bankrupt.
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The small Vermont liberal arts school closed down in May 85033 after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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The company evolved into MG Rover, which was acquired by BMW, then spun off before eventually going bankrupt in 2005.
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"We can take the risk – spending every penny and even going bankrupt – to stand up for the truth," Baggio Leung said.
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But it's important to be clear that despite Twitter's stock price troubles, the company is in no danger of going bankrupt.
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The company appears to be in financial trouble and might be going bankrupt, given that its stock value is around zero.
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Just look at Radioshack; after going bankrupt, it auctioned off the personal information of millions of customers to the highest bidder.
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Likewise, the success stories of a few entities in the cryptocurrency space will overshadow the negative news of several going bankrupt.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Residents of Stockton, California have been through a lot: from widespread foreclosures to the city going bankrupt.
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Their tenants in malls across America are reporting awful revenues and earnings, and they're shuttering stores, and some are going bankrupt.
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LG: Organic Avenue did end up going bankrupt but it does still exist now because the founder bought it back, correct?
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This is a moment to say that we cannot accept any more Americans dying or going bankrupt for lack of medical care.
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Back pay for miners: A mine operator has agreed to pay some $5.1 million in unpaid wages after going bankrupt last summer.
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But just two months later, the brothers lost more than $1 billion and ended up going bankrupt when the silver market collapsed.
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BECAUSE THE ECB IS BUYING IT, OF A COMPANY THAT HALF THE STREET KNEW WAS A FRAUD AND IT'S GONNA GOING BANKRUPT.
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In 2008, both SpaceX and Tesla were in extreme jeopardy of going bankrupt and Musk himself faced the possibility of going broke.
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" The physician had originally described Mr. Broeksmit's worry "about going to prison or going bankrupt even though he knew he was innocent.
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He made a bet against the company, and then set about publicizing his opinion that it was in danger of going bankrupt.
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In the wake of Toys R Us going bankrupt, Target has already said it plans to sell more toys later this year.
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We would spend the whole weekend scrambling around to avoid going bankrupt and somehow would always find a way to keep going.
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This situation might strike American viewers as fairly ordinary, since going bankrupt in a medical emergency is par for the course here.
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"We thought they were the right fit for us, but they brought their own problems and are now going bankrupt," he said.
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The city was going bankrupt and the idea was, in order to keep businesses here, we have to give them, um – RG: Stuff?
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From being bullied to going bankrupt, the 28-year-old had to go through ups and downs to get where he is today.
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Hansen represented a group of investors in Trump's casino company, which was going bankrupt (potentially costing the investors $1.25 billion in defaulted debt).
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The least favorite companies had privacy scandals (Facebook), other scandals (Wells Fargo), are going bankrupt (Sears), or cut off their customers' HBO (Dish).
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Hizbullah has even suggested that Saudi Arabia has cut the cash because it is going bankrupt as a result of low oil prices.
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Lego was on the verge of going bankrupt in 2003, and now it has a successful theme park, movies, video games, and toys.
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It also said there have been layoffs in licensed cannabis businesses in the state and some longtime operators are worried about going bankrupt.
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To do that without going bankrupt, though, he needs a lot of Starships and an ability to refuel them on the red planet.
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There, in the Redding section, stands the abandoned Gilbert & Bennett wire factory, which operated in the 33th and 20th centuries before going bankrupt.
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Some clients have been asking Morgan Stanley if its Bourbonnais office is closing or if Morgan Stanley is going bankrupt, the complaint said.
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Early evidence indicates people are living longer and they are less at risk of going bankrupt over medical bills because of coverage expansion.
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That Medicare as we now know it fails to work for many retirees, leaving them in danger of going bankrupt, gets short shrift.
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KERNEN: AND E&P FIRMS GOING BANKRUPT THAT'S NOT SYSTEMIC ENOUGH TO CAUSE PROBLEMS-- DIMON: NOT IT JUST CHANGES THE CASH FLOWS, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES.
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"Right now we have a dysfunctional healthcare system [with] 500,000 Americans every year going bankrupt," he said, his voice growing louder with each word.
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A tiny fraction of it could easily double Trump's fortune, or keep his real estate company from going bankrupt in a looming economic downturn.
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Municipalities in Britain have become so good at driving down contract costs that contractors are going bankrupt and are going out of the business.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York on Friday blasted Republicans who sought emergency federal aid to large businesses to prevent them from going bankrupt.
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Come to think of it, that is precisely how Trump has spent his whole business career: over-borrowing, going bankrupt, and blaming his creditors.
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He has voiced concerns that the group looks like it is going bankrupt and may lack the political clout it had last election cycle.
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The company has been hit as other retail landlords, namely mall owners, are under fire after news of store closures and tenants going bankrupt.
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Shares of utility PG&E popped 37.5 percent on Friday after the head of a regulator eased worries about the California-based utility going bankrupt.
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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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Since then, MoviePass has undergone a wide variety of public experiments in revenue generation, as it tries to disrupt the movie industry without going bankrupt.
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And lest the Democrats get too smug, the simple fact that their beloved Obamacare and Medicare plans are already going bankrupt cannot be ignored either.
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Tesla has gone through plenty of ups and downs during its 15-year history, from nearly going bankrupt to posting its first consecutive profitable quarters.
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KENNY ROGERS ROASTERS — Founded in 1991 by country singer and songwriter Kenny Rogers, this chain had a few good years before going bankrupt in 1998.
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But like the holy grail, it's notoriously dangerous to those in its quest, with companies that pursue it having a bad habit of going bankrupt.
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Meanwhile, the verdict is still out for how J.C. Penney will benefit — if at all — from Sears going bankrupt, shutting stores and now inching toward liquidation.
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But, given that the school's first ISA was only paid off in full this May, the arrangement "lets the business operate without going bankrupt," he says.
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Sainsbury's bought those shares off HMV for a mere £1, as the entertainment retailer was slowly going bankrupt at the time (it eventually exited, heavily restructured).
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It also faulted PwC's advice on some deferred tax assets, on which MF Global took a $119.4 million write-off just six days before going bankrupt.
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The utility is protected from going bankrupt over the disasters, thanks to a law signed last year that passes excess liability costs on to utility customers.
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It ended up withdrawing its offering and had to be bailed out by SoftBank at an even lower valuation of $8 billion to avoid going bankrupt.
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But all of them, except ours, have figured out a way to make being uninsured or going bankrupt over medical bills a thing of the past.
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Since 2005, it spent $6 billion buying back shares, which it could have used for long-term investment that might have kept it from going bankrupt.
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Pachinko hall operators are going bankrupt more often; 2100 did so last year compared with 2000 in 2899, according to credit data agency Tokyo Shoko Research.
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"This is quite an unusual situation," Herald said, adding that normally wells came to the OWA via a court appointed receiver process following a company going bankrupt.
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BroadbandNow released its broadband access report for the last quarter of 2019, comparing how easy it is to get usable internet in each state without going bankrupt.
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Just as airlines overbook seats, planemakers typically sell more aircraft than they plan to produce to protect themselves from airlines going bankrupt or failing to take delivery.
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Big coal companies are going bankrupt left and right, people are losing jobs they've had all their adult lives and things only are poised to get worse.
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The closures at malls and shopping centers are piling up, with Bon-Ton, Toys R Us and other major retailers also recently going bankrupt and shutting stores.
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In the last few years, two of the startup's initial founders left after the company found itself in the rare situation of its seed-backer going bankrupt.
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The UK government will guarantee £330 billion of bank loans to firms to stop them from going bankrupt during the coronavirus outbreak, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said.
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"Further delay of relief to the people of Georgia will result in families going bankrupt, farms will go under, and hardworking Americans will suffer," said Georgia Gov.
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The company was struggling after its campaign texting platform failed to take off, and Acronym stepped in to inject some cash and keep it from going bankrupt.
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Fukase would do this all the way through the death of his father in 1987 and finished in 1989 when the family studio closed after going bankrupt.
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Richer Poorer's founders Iva Pawling and Tim Morse found out the new owners were going bankrupt in December of 2016, and bought the company back for $8 million.
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Neglect to start saving early and you'll miss out on the power of compound interest, the ability to cover emergencies without going bankrupt and increased peace of mind.
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Because while I want him to have everything he needs in lieu of my presence, I don't want him going bankrupt from renting storage space for it all.
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"These things could be the difference between a successful product and a creator going bankrupt, but we haven't been able to provide them," a current employee told me.
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"The investment in these airports will solely depend on operators willing to have regular flights at affordable prices and one operator going bankrupt does not help," he said.
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More: This year's list of unfunny antics included Rent the Runway expanding to clothes for dogs, streaming socks from Roku and Elon Musk joke-tweeting about going bankrupt.
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LONDON — The UK government will guarantee £330 billion of bank loans to firms to stop them from going bankrupt during the coronavirus outbreak, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said.
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"If it takes Stormy Daniels and Michael Avenatti to make the difference between people not going bankrupt over healthcare, then we'll take that deal," said one Democratic consultant.
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A firm that takes reasonable steps to make things safe, but which is compromised nevertheless, will have recourse to an insurance payout that will stop it from going bankrupt.
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The myth helps feed the right-wing narrative that the program is 'going bankrupt' and must be 'reformed' (a code word for cutting benefits and raising the retirement age).
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Roughly 1,85033 of these plans, covering 1.3 million workers, face more than $36 billion in shortfalls and are likely to start going bankrupt in as little as five years.
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And while iHeartMedia, the industry's top player, is in danger of going bankrupt, Cramer said that the radio business has more potential to it than many investors might think.
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In a perfect world, disabled Americans wouldn't have to rely on tax credits and medical deductions to achieve their basic medical needs and keep their families from going bankrupt.
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"That way if things go south and you are unable to afford to pay for mortgage or maintenance, you are not running the risk of going bankrupt," he says.
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Crucially, as Trump's Taj Mahal casino was going bankrupt for the first time in 1991, the man he bonded with over boxing was there to help him weather the storm.
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The government has lost $2.3bn of revenue over 14 years from importers going bankrupt before paying duties; almost half of this relates to imports of fresh garlic and preserved mushrooms.
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The company was resurrected after going bankrupt in 2016 and is working toward the launch of its first small rocket called Alpha by the end of this year from California.
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While it's true that if Congress takes no action whatsoever, Social Security will only be able to pay 77% of benefits beginning in 2034, the program is hardly going bankrupt.
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The source said talks on Wednesday could center on solutions like a price cap for RINs or waivers to certain refiners that are at risk of going bankrupt without relief.
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It wasn't pretty: When asked if he had a message to other victims of sexual abuse, Milo told the assembled press corps that other things — specifically, going bankrupt — are worse.
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But in the current environment of $33 a barrel for U.S. oil, "you just want to make sure you get through the next two years without going bankrupt," he said.
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Having been re-established in 2002 after going bankrupt, Fiorentina has been controlled by the Della Valle family ever since and has not won any major trophy during that period.
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More than one million families a year were going bankrupt in the mid-'90s, and Congress established the National Bankruptcy Review Commission to suggest how to change the bankruptcy code.
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You'd assume that corporation would be on the verge of going bankrupt or in the throes of some catastrophe — Enron after the scandal or Lehman Brothers during the financial crisis.
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Russia's airlines could lose 503 billion roubles ($250 billion) due to the outbreak and risk going bankrupt, the head of Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency told the Interfax news agency.
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Russia's airlines could lose 260 billion roubles ($275 billion) due to the outbreak and risk going bankrupt, the head of Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency told the Interfax news agency.
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The GDC, which was at one point the biggest builder of communities in Florida before going bankrupt in early 73s, began constructing the massive street grid in the previous decade.
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Its order book for the troubled jet shrank by 21 planes — though much of that had to do with some low-cost overseas airlines, like India's Jet Airways, going bankrupt.
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In a civilized society, women should never have to choose between going bankrupt paying to terminate her rape-induced pregnancy, or otherwise having to carry her rapist's baby to term.
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If insurance stops being available in vulnerable areas, whether at a price that people can afford or for any price at all, it might prevent insurance companies from going bankrupt.
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Does a story suggest that one assault or robbery is part of a huge crime wave, or that a business going bankrupt is part of an entire industry in trouble?
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The team was relegated in 210, and a few years later, after going bankrupt, it was forced to surrender the title to its stadium, which had been sold at auction.
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Even veterans of the era who claim not to miss it usually admit that something has been lost — not least an artist's ability to pay NYC rent without going bankrupt.
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The story, as confirmed by Wired in 2009, goes like this: Developer Square was on the verge of going bankrupt, and so it expected this game to be its last release.
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But at least you know where you stand, you know where you're going to sleep at night, and you don't have to worry about going bankrupt just to find something else.
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Ms Tsai inherits a growth rate of less than 1%; a trading system skewed heavily towards China; an ageing population; and a pension system for public officials that is going bankrupt.
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Silicon Valley's (and much of California's) gas and electric utility is going bankrupt following massive liability claims against the utility due to its equipment sparking wildfires over the past few years.
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The result is not only that United States citizens pay the highest prices in the world for medicines, but that they're going bankrupt to pay for medicines they technically already own.
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A third source added that the investigation had been prompted by prosecutors coming into possession of a sentence by a Chinese court that certified a company owned by Li going bankrupt.
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The industry is just emerging from a brutal period — between 2010 and 2013 — when China flooded the world with cheap silicon panels and solar firms were going bankrupt left and right.
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Agrokor's creditors, which include foreign and local banks, agreed on debt settlement terms last month, which they must approve in a vote before July 10 to prevent the firm from going bankrupt.
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"China needs to set up a new organization, a special bank just to take over these debts in order to avoid the local banks going bankrupt," said steel industry consultant Xu Zhongbo.
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The FBI is reportedly looking into whether Jane Sanders falsified loan documents while serving at the school, which closed down in May 2016 after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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As these markets have shifted away from American coal, our communities and coal workers have been left behind by policies that cater to companies that are going bankrupt at an alarming rate.
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In one of his first jokes ever, he discusses the building of the Roosevelt Island tramway in the late 1970s, marveling that New York was building a ride after nearly going bankrupt.
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A higher Altman Z-Score means a company is in better financial position, and experts say a low score of about 1.8 means a company has a high probability of going bankrupt.
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The Arena Football League, led by popular teams like the San Jose SaberCats and the Philadelphia Soul, peaked at 2000 teams in 210 before canceling the 270 season entirely and going bankrupt.
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To prevent small businesses from going bankrupt, he suggested the government offer interest free loans to establishments that maintain their head count and offer paid sick leave through the downturn, he said.
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"We can't have more companies going bankrupt," said Dr. Helen Boucher, an infectious disease specialist at Tufts Medical Center and a member of the Presidential Advisory Council on Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria.
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Much of that was because of some overseas airlines, such as India's Jet Airways, going bankrupt, but with the troubled Max, there was little demand to make up for the lost orders.
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Johnson, chairman of the Social Security subcommittee of the House Ways and Means Committee, asserts that spending on Social Security has to be cut quickly to prevent the program from going bankrupt.
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Corinthian was the first giant for-profit college to collapse in 2014, ultimately going bankrupt more than a year after the government restricted its access to federal financial aid money, triggering financial ruin.
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The FBI was reportedly looking into whether she falsified loan documents while she was president of Burlington College, which closed down in May 2016 after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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Banks across Europe have also seen mergers and consolidation, especially in Spain and Italy in order to save banks from going bankrupt, which could lead to a bigger systemic risk across the region.
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The government can buy oil at low prices for the strategic petroleum reserve to help stop oil prices from falling even lower and stave off American crude producers from going bankrupt, he said.
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"You've got to defend the fact that today, not only do we have 87 million people uninsured and underinsured, you have to defend the fact that 500,000 Americans are going bankrupt," Sanders said.
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"Agribusiness conglomerates extract as much wealth out of small communities as they possibly can while family farmers are going bankrupt and in many ways are being treated like modern day indentured servants," he said.
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"If you can actually save 10% of your money, almost as a mandatory, you can kind of dive into players and athletes going bankrupt," he said in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box " Friday.
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Organic Avenue, which operated for 13 years before going bankrupt, proved that there are a lot of people willing to pay way too much for juice and buy into dubious juice-based health regimens.
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Lactalis for years denied speculation that it planned to delist Parmalat, which was relaunched in 26.42 after going bankrupt following a financial scandal two years earlier, to have free rein in running the group.
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Atlantia's Autostrade per l'Italia unit risks going bankrupt if Italy's government revokes its motorway licence with limited compensation, CEO Roberto Tomasi told an Italian daily on Saturday, adding an alternative compromise could be found.
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"As much as I say that we're at the start of consolidation in the new space sector, I think we're probably at the start of some of these companies going bankrupt," Planet's Barton says.
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It would prove impossible to compete with the exploding Pokémon phenomenon, however, and SNK's financial troubles caused it to back out of its global operations in 22005 before going bankrupt in Japan the next year.
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You paint an empty landmass with roads, rail, police stations, and three types of zoning—residential, commercial, industrial—all the while staving off natural disasters, collecting taxes, and trying to keep building without going bankrupt.
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Lubber pointed to a market event that recently occurred but not long ago would have been unthinkable: a highly regulated, "safe" utility company, PG&E, going bankrupt as a result of unprecedented California wildfire liabilities.
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Wheels DETROIT — SINCE going bankrupt in 2009 and needing a government bailout to survive, General Motors has methodically rebuilt itself as a profitable automaker that has capitalized on surging sales in the United States market.
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So if JPMorgan is on the verge of going bankrupt, the federal government can declare an emergency and essentially take control of it overnight, to make sure its collapse doesn't spread throughout the financial sector.
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Once firmly financed in the heyday of the industry, the health plan has hit the same hard times as Big Coal, with numerous companies going bankrupt and shedding their responsibility to pay into the fund.
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Nathan McAlone, editor: I'm thankful for the travel app Hopper, which tells me the optimal economic time to book my flights so I can see my family across the country in California without going bankrupt.
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Prosecutors said that bribes, including designer watches, luxury travel and sex parties, were paid in exchange for referrals of troubled HBOS small business clients to a consultancy firm, with many of those companies ultimately going bankrupt.
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They never have to worry about their work hours changing from week to week, or going bankrupt if they lose their job, or having to work until they drop because they'll never save enough to retire.
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Documenta 14 ran $8 million over budget and the governments of Kassel and the German state of Hesse, where Kassel is, had to step in to stop the company that runs the exhibition from going bankrupt.
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Part of the conundrum for central bankers is that the recent sell-off is not the result of an event like Lehman Brothers going bankrupt in September 2008, which provided authorities with an unassailable excuse to intervene.
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The market price for the two assets, which Doe Run Peru owned before going bankrupt in 2009, is estimated at about $400 million, said Guillermo Shinno, a government representative of the group of creditors holding the auction.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The Turkish economy is not in a crisis or going bankrupt and the fluctuations in the foreign exchange rate are the 'missiles' of an economic war waged against Turkey, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's airlines could lose 100 billion roubles ($1.4 billion) due to the coronavirus outbreak and risk going bankrupt, the head of Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency, also known as Rosaviatsiya, told the Interfax news agency.
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"In rural America, we are seeing giant agribusiness conglomerates extract as much wealth out of small communities as they can, while family farmers are going bankrupt and, in many cases, treated like modern-day indentured servants," he said.
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"The notion of having access to care with a pre-existing condition without going bankrupt or dying became a lot less abstract for us," Tucker said in a recent campaign ad using his history to highlight health care.
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Most of the candidates praised the former president for setting the foundation for universal health care, but Sanders argued that Obama and Biden bear responsibility for 500,000 Americans going bankrupt as a result of the Affordable Care Act.
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An overly aggressive campaign could also put US businesses at a competitive disadvantage against foreign multinationals that are free to locate their factories in low-wage countries, resulting in US companies losing market share and eventually going bankrupt.
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You'd think that would be a pretty thin résumé for a presidential candidate, but hey, the presumptive GOP nominee is famous mostly for building ugly buildings, going bankrupt, cheating on his wife, and being mean to people on television.
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To keep PG&E from going bankrupt, California policymakers will face pressure to extend assistance provided in a bill approved last September for utilities to pass on to customers some of the costs related to wildfires, according to Moody's.
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To keep PG&E from going bankrupt, California policymakers will face pressure to extend assistance provided in a bill approved last September allowing utilities to pass on to customers some of the costs related to wildfires, according to Moody's.
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Lawmakers also negotiated temporary increases in federal matching rates for Medicaid for American territories, in addition to restoring a pension fund for retired miners and health benefits that was at risk as a result of coal companies going bankrupt.
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" Teslaquila first appeared as part of an April Fool's prank in which Musk said on Twitter that his electric car company was going bankrupt and that he had been found "passed out against a Tesla Model 3, surrounded by 'Teslaquila' bottles.
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"With oil prices collapsing, renewables on the rise and coal companies going bankrupt, we are at a key inflection point in the energy transition," said Michael Webber, deputy director of the Energy Institute at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Issste also confirmed that PensionIssste, which manages around 195 billion pesos ($10.58 billion) of mostly government workers' retirement money, bought the shares in ICA in August 2015 based on publicly available information that did not suggest the company was going bankrupt.
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Part of the reason for the decline of Japanese suicides is economic: with business and personal insolvencies at a relative low, fewer people are losing their jobs or going bankrupt—a common motivation for Japanese suicides, along with worries about health.
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Except this is a myth: The historian Anne Goldgar, in her 2007 book on the topic, wrote that while tulip prices certainly got a bit silly in the 1630s, she could find no evidence of anyone going bankrupt over them.
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MOSCOW, March 17 (Reuters) - Russian airlines could lose 100 billion roubles ($1.36 billion) due to the coronavirus outbreak and risk going bankrupt, the Interfax news agency cited the head of Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency Alexander Neradko as saying on Tuesday.
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"In rural America we are seeing giant agribusiness conglomerates extract as much wealth out of small communities as they possibly can while family farmers are going bankrupt and in many ways are being treated like modern day indentured servants," Sanders said.
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For kids like 6-year-old Timmy Morrison, whom Sarah Kliff profiled for Vox and who blew through $1 million in medical costs before he turned 6 months old, that provision of Obamacare literally kept their parents from going bankrupt.
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"Right now we have a dysfunctional health care system: 87 million uninsured or underinsured, 500,000 Americans every year going bankrupt because of medical bills, 30,000 people dying while the health care industry makes tens of billions of dollars in profit," he said.
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Polk's departure from Wall Street was a few years later during the financial collapse — he was surrounded by terrified millionaires and billionaires — not because they were going bankrupt or losing their homes, but the fact they might have less than they did yesterday.
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After raising $223.50 million, going bankrupt, and failing to deliver its product to most backers, supporters of the campaign are now being offered a second chance to receive the 22-degree camera they already paid $2000 for — by paying another $2360,250 more.
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Concerns about production delays and manufacturing challenges have been exacerbated by a series of damaging actions, including Musk insulting analysts on a conference call, calling a British cave rescuer a pedophile, and joking on April Fool's Day that Tesla was going bankrupt.
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Dozens of planned coal plants in Europe were left unbuilt, and major producers are going bankrupt across the US. In Washington, political spending from the coal mining industry plummeted from a high of $18.5 million in 2012 to $2.1 million this year.
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Manchin fired back at comments from the event on Thursday, calling it "political posturing" and saying that "West Virginians deserve answers" on various issues, such as rural hospitals potentially going bankrupt and why tax cuts for the middle-class are not permanent.
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Concerns about Musk due to production delays and manufacturing challenges have been exacerbated by a series of damaging actions, including Musk insulting analysts on a conference call, calling a British cave rescuer a pedophile, and joking on April Fool's Day that Tesla was going bankrupt.
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The perception of department store operators has increasingly been tainted, with Sears and Barneys New York going bankrupt, Hudson's Bay selling Lord & Taylor to clothing rental business Le Tote, and embattled J.C. Penney trying to improve its capital structure and get back to sales growth.
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"Obviously, today we picked up the paper and there was a story about Brazil going bankrupt, needing money and security," said Mike Kalisz, whose son, Chase, made his first Olympic team in the 400-meter individual medley on the first night of the competition.
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You're churning out companies that are raising hundreds of millions of dollars, and going bankrupt in literal satires of themselves: a $700 million blood-testing company that never had any actual results; a $403 million juicer with packets that can actually be squeezed by hand.
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The MPRA was intended to help prevent the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) from going bankrupt if large pension plans like Central States defaulted, and to prevent benefits from dropping all the way to the levels guaranteed PBGC if a default were to occur.
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Mall and shopping center owners across the U.S. are preparing to be hit by more store closures, following a brutal year that included department store chains like Bon-Ton and Sears going bankrupt, Toys R Us liquidating and even Walmart shutting dozens of its club stores.
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Others make the false claim that Social Security is going "bankrupt" and must be cut, when Congress could enact modest and manageable measures to keep the system solvent well into this century — including lifting the payroll tax income cap so that the wealthy pay their fair share.
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While young people could indeed figure out ways to be smarter about their smartphones — by switching to cheaper monthly plans and upgrading to new models less often, for example — the onus is still on Congress to help all Americans figure out how to afford health care without going bankrupt.
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That's why the tariffs were put in place to begin with, because of the massive job losses, 38 steel companies going bankrupt and tens of thousands of workers being put off, and the multiplier effect to the negative of four or five times in the industries that supported those steel operations.
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But, the beauty of this appeal is that, from the get-go, we can give license to the titans of industry to toss aside the moral aspects of the virtues of single-payer (in other words, the annoying spectacle of people either dying or going bankrupt because of a lack of affordable health care).
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"Right now we have a dysfunctional health care system: 87 million uninsured or underinsured, 500,000 Americans every year going bankrupt because of medical bills, 30,000 people dying while the health care industry makes tens of billions of dollars in profit," Sanders said, responding to Democratic warnings that his plan would be a political loser.
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A Nebraska man who was awarded $11.37 million in damages after contracting salmonella at an Old Country Buffet in 2010 had to battle the company for years, namely because it kept going bankrupt and its legal team kept changing and the restaurant the man had eaten at closed before he could even file the suit.
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The second is something I'd never really thought about, but makes perfect sense: Philippon pointed out that companies going bankrupt is actually a sign of an efficient, competitive market, because it means companies have to price their products and services very low in order to compete, instead of extracting as much profit as possible.
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After nearly going bankrupt under the weight of its debt, the combined SiriusXM was saved by a last-minute infusion of capital from Liberty Media, the cable and entertainment empire controlled by John C. Malone, which in early 20153 lent $22015 million in exchange for preferred shares convertible into 212 percent of the common stock of the company.
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It's true that, similar to how the consumer electronics space has slimmed down in recent years (with names such as RadioShack and Circuit City going bankrupt), retailers that sell athletic apparel and accessories are now being forced to rethink their strategies, as more brands (such as Nike) opt to sell directly to consumers, bypassing third-party retailers completely.
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To lay the groundwork for any new attempt to privatize the system, the political right would no doubt ratchet up its rhetoric about Social Security going "bankrupt" and needing "modernization," even though there are modest and manageable measures to keep the system solvent for most of the rest of this century — without putting retirees' benefits at risk.
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"I called up my management team and my board of directors, both on Friday night and Saturday night the weekend that Lehman is going bankrupt, and told them that you were going to have the worst, scariest week that you've ever seen in the financial markets or the financial system in the United States and that JPMorgan will do everything we can to help our country," Dimon said.
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I THINK THE WORST TIME AND ITS KIND OF REPRESENTED BY WHEN I CALLED UP THE MANAGEMENT TEAM AND MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS, BOTH ON FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NIGHT, THE WEEKEND THAT LEHMAN WAS GOING BANKRUPT AND TOLD THEM THAT YOU WE'RE GOING TO HAVE THE WORST, SCARIEST WEEK THAT YOU'VE EVER SEEN IN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS OR THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES AND THAT JPMORGAN CHASE WILL DO EVERYTHING WE CAN TO HELP OUR COUNTRY.
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Bezos biographer Brad Stone explained in his 2013 book how close Amazon came to going bankrupt in the wake of the 2000 market crash: Early in 2000, Warren Jenson, the fiscally conservative new chief financial officer from Delta and, before that, the NBC division of General Electric, decided that the company needed a stronger cash position as a hedge against the possibility that nervous suppliers might ask to be paid more quickly for the products amazon sold.
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His point is that it's one thing to look at a financial institution and ask yourself what would happen if it went bankrupt due to a random act of massive incompetence, and another thing entirely to ask what would happen if banks were going bankrupt as part of a larger meltdown of the American economy: I learned in the crisis that determining which firms are systemically important—which are [Too Big To Fail]—depends on economic and financial conditions.
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But some people still back Musk, for example, Jim Cramer, the famous host of CNBC, said that this was the best call he has heard in a long time, Jim thinks that Musk's correct attitude to the people who hold Tesla's stock for long-term and ignorance to the short-term investors is "Cool" Some analysts think that Musk just want to show his confidence to cash flow, when Wall Street and short-sellers believe Tesla need financing and may be going bankrupt.
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Medical problems contribute to 66 percent of all bankruptcies in the U.S. Keep in mind that Medicare for All - Bernie SandersBernie SandersHillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website The Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 2020 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' MORE' signature legislation — would prevent more than half a million Americans from going bankrupt each year.
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