Hiving off air navigation is not exactly a new idea.
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Muhlhauser is no stranger to creating value through hiving off business.
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After hiving off almost all its international business it was refloated last year.
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The hiving off of the party's moderate wing could be seen as yet more evidence.
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O2 has since restructured, including hiving off its infrastructure business into a new firm in 2015.
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Would China accept hiving off a core part of one of its few globally powerful corporations?
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One solution would be "structural separation", hiving off Openreach from BT to operate as an independent company.
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He added that the company was making good progress toward hiving off its gas fields this year.
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J. Crew has previously considered hiving off Madewell through a sale or public offering, Reuters has reported.
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It is the bank's second attempt at hiving off unwanted assets since the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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J. Crew has previously mulled hiving off Madewell through a sale or public offering, Reuters has reported.
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Hiving it off will remove a big drag on the parent's performance, suggest analysts at Deutsche Bank.
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N) for NZ$700 million ($482.4 million), as its parent boosts its capital base by hiving off non-core businesses.
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It said the financial incentive for hiving off its business in drugs that are no longer protected by patents had narrowed.
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AND ON PAPER, IT ALWAYS LOOKS LIKE THE GOVERNMENT SYSTEM WOULD BE EFFECTIVE BECAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE ANYBODY HIVING OFF PROFITS.
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Deals • Deutsche Bank is reportedly considering hiving off its troubled assets into a "bad bank" as it holds merger talks with Commerzbank.
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Previous Chairman Sergio Marchionne had said he was open to the possibility of hiving off some businesses once their balance sheets were sound.
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Bock added that he would continue his policy of looking into hiving off units that have come under too much pressure from rivals.
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Pfizer is hiving off the business, which it acquired as part of the $16 billion takeover of Hospira last September, to focus on drugs.
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But hiving it off from Prytania Investment Advisors will allow it to target the asset management sector, by removing the perception of a conflict of interest.
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Hiving off part of a business to insulate the rest from liabilities is a popular strategy for companies seeking to reorganize and deal with financial struggles.
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It's an ever more critical issue since Trump is casually hiving off the United States' willing or unwilling role in the world's crises to the generals.
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BASF, the world's largest chemicals maker by sales, has said it would look into hiving off businesses that have come under pressure from low-cost rivals.
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The rule forced many Wall Street banks to restructure their businesses, including overhauling their trading operations and hiving off billions of dollars' worth of investment vehicles.
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The FCA said on Tuesday that hiving off enforcement from supervision would impact its ability to protect consumers and ensure the integrity of the UK financial system.
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The plan involves hiving off €27.7 billion-worth ($31 billion) of bad loans (gross) into a separate entity, and injecting new equity into the cleaned-out bank.
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Gregory Lee — who joined the Nokia Technologies division in part to restructure the business by hiving off unprofitable operations like digital health — is now leaving the company altogether.
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Time Inc was spun off from Time Warner Inc two and a half years ago, following a wider trend in media of hiving off slower growth print assets.
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But the appeal of a hiving off the company's various parts may become irresistible if the next chief executive fails to get its core commercial business in shape.
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Desperate for cash, Toshiba is also hiving off peripheral assets, from a $2 billion smart meter unit to minority stakes in smaller affiliates, like molding machine maker Toshiba Machine.
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The company is hiving off and separately listing its asset management operations in London to cut costs and better compete in a industry where fees are falling and costs are rising.
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Some investors insist pinning hopes on the e-commerce business is not the best solution to close the discount and that van Dijk should still consider hiving off the Tencent holding.
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Some in the market had speculated Wilson's exit could spur more radical change, such as hiving off general insurance, selling off closed life insurance books or by reassessing the international businesses.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese solar developer Renesola is banking on the growing appetite for small projects on city rooftops after hiving off its struggling manufacturing business last year, a senior executive told Reuters.
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Italy's biggest bad loan specialist will service 2225 percent of a 2100 billion euro portfolio Monte dei Paschi is hiving off as part of its state rescue, Il Sole 240 Ore reported on Sunday.
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Flannery's plans include hiving off at least $20 billion of assets through sales, spin-offs or other means and retaining only business that offer growth, a leading market position and a large installed base.
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DuPont and Dow are hiving off assets worth billions, including a portion of DuPont's crop protection business, to comply with anti-trust regulators after announcing their $130 billion merger-before-breakup deal in December 1.73.
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Credito Fondiario submitted an alternative proposal to Cerved's board, offering to merge its business into Cerved's loan management unit with a view to eventually hiving off the division an list it, two sources have said.
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Iveco has often been cited as a potential spin-off candidate, with CNH Industrial's previous CEO having said he was open to the possibility of hiving off some businesses once their balance sheets were sound.
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DuPont and Dow are hiving off assets worth billions, including a portion of DuPont's crop protection business, to comply with anti-trust regulators after announcing their $130 billion merger-before-breakup deal in December 2015.
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In the intervening period, the Murdochs have reorganized their family trust's corporate structure, hiving off the Sky television assets and the remaining U.K. newspaper – comprising The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times – into separate legal entities.
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Hiving off these two franchises would leave MSG with venues including its eponymous arena in midtown Manhattan, the Radio City Rockettes dance troupe, the bookings business and an initiative to build out immersive venues in Las Vegas and London.
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The rule forced many Wall Street banks, which before the crisis could gamble on their own account across various assets, to restructure their businesses, including overhauling their trading operations and hiving off billions of dollars' worth of investment vehicles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline aims to turbo-charge its drug discovery engine with a big bet on genetics as its CEO on Wednesday played down the idea of hiving off consumer healthcare, which is a source of cash generation for such R&D investment.
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So when Suharto resigned in 1998, ushering in an age of democracy, lawmakers abolished military representation in parliament and dramatically narrowed the armed forces' responsibilities, obliging them to end all business activity, for example, and hiving off the police as a separate force.
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The emerging prospect that the biggest party may not command more than some 25 seats in the 150-strong parliament, with Wilders and a slew of fringe parties hiving off votes from the center, will complicate the building of a durable coalition.
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As Gavin Patterson, the head of BT, pointed out this morning, Ofcom's compromise will hardly encourage BT's investors to stump up the billions of pounds that Ofcom wants invested in Openreach, if the threat of hiving off the business is still on the table.
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Hiving off the two teams would leave Madison Square Garden with a portfolio consisting of venues (including its eponymous arena in midtown Manhattan), the Radio City Rockettes dance troupe, a bookings business and an initiative to build out immersive venues in Las Vegas and London.
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Hiving off subjectivity from the rest of medical practice, the Franklin commission had laid the conceptual foundation for the brilliant discoveries of modern medicine, the antibiotics and vaccines and other drugs that can be dispensed by whoever happens to possess the prescription pad, and to whoever happens to have the disease.
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Brinks Co is among the parties that have approached the world's largest private security firm about buying its cash solutions arm, according to the report here G4S said in August it would look at offers for all or part of its cash transport business after its board approved hiving it off into a separate company in the first half of 2020.
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The company introduced the concept of "Hiving", an emergent game play and user-generated media that can be used by teachers and students through the 3DHive platform to bring engaged learning into the classroom. Since Hiving was introduced through the FutureSchools@Singapore programme, the opportunity for the development of infocomm-enabled pedagogies has been possible. Schools are also able to re-design curriculum and assessment tools by incorporating them into the platform; changing their effective administration practices. Canberra Primary School was the first school to incorporate CanberraLIVE, an integrated virtual learning environment incorporating immersive virtual reality gaming, multi-modal digital media and mobile learning application.
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Terrence Keith Ashwin (born October 8, 1956) is a South African inventor based in Johannesburg. Terry is the co-founder of Hiving Technology, a Dubai based company with subsidiaries in South Africa and Ireland. He won Global Security Industries Finest award in Las Vegas in 2000 with Link-IT.
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A delegation of Punjab government's ministers met the President on 28 November, urging him not to accept any advice against the riparian water rights. The Akali Dal held a rally at Moga on 8 December regarding the issue. Chief Minister Prakash Singh Badal stated that the controversy had been resolved after hiving back the land meant for the canal to the original owners. He also stated that Punjab didn't have a single drop of water to spare.
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In the intervening 220 years, between 1172 and 1399, there was sporadic hiving off from the parent stock (to various offspring), dividing up of land and the acquisition of new estates. The descendants of Geoffrey de Cusack acquired many manors/townships—Gerrardstown, Ballymolgan, Lismullen, Troubly, Clonard, Clonmahon and Tullahard for example. John de Cusack before 1300 obtained the manor of Dromin, Ardee Barony, Co Louth. Walter de Cusack in 1333, by marriage, Millistown and the castle at Knocktopher in Kilkenny.
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The Department of External Territories was established by the Gorton Government in 1968, formed from the portions of the old Department of Territories (I) that dealt with Papua New Guinea and Australia's smaller external territories and hiving off the portions of the department that dealt with Northern Territory. According to the Administrative Arrangements Order made on 20 December 1972, the Department dealt with matters related to the Territory of Papua, the Territory of New Guinea, the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands and the Territory of Christmas Island.
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Following the 2011 state elections, Prüfer-Storcks has been Senator of the city state of Hamburg. From 23 March to 30 April 2011, she was President of the Department of Social Affairs, Family, Health and Consumer Protection for the sector of Health and Consumer Protection. After hiving off individual departments and the new formation of the Authority for Health and Consumer Protection, she took over on 1 May 2011 as President of this authority. As one of the state’s representatives at the Bundesrat since 2011, she is a member of the Committee on Health.
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Eddie attributed this to the tape machines at Henson, claiming that: "Everything ended up sounding like it had a sock over it." The final mix took place over a period of six weeks in the summer of 2011, with each song taking a day to mix. Hogarth indicated that because the process was done at a mixing console, "We couldn't move on to the next song until a mix had been approved by everyone and could go off the desk." Hogarth would start with the drums, adding bass and guitar to finish a backing track, which would be complemented with multing (hiving off different sections of a given part to different tracks) and parallel compression.
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Ziegler had several interactions with the government of North Korea while serving as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food. In 2001, he reported that some of the one million tonnes of aid provided by the World Food Programme had been taken by the army, the secret services and the government.“North Korean government hiving off food aid for itself: MSF”, ‘’Agence France-Presse’’, 30 July 2001. In April 2004, a writer in the Asian Wall Street Journal called on North Korea to accept Ziegler's repeated requests for a visit, and to help establish an accountable network for food aid.Kay Seok, “Speak Out About Human Rights In North Korea”, ‘’The Asian Wall Street Journal’’, 16 April 2004.
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The Lambton Harbour Project begun in 1985 hiving off and developing the Board's waterfront property in conjunction with the Wellington City Council and the Board's own self-corporatisation in mid-1987 were made obsolete. The Board's own decisions had been overtaken by the central government's restructuring of its own and local government activities. For ports these were set out in the Ports Reform Act of April 1988 and they were given effect in Wellington the following October. After realising its substantial remaining assets accumulated over almost 110 years the proceeds were divided between the district councils now representing Wellington, Hutt, Wairarapa and Manawatu and the Wellington Harbour Board's life ended through the 1989 local government reforms on 31 October of that year.
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Michigan welcomed Denver into Ann Arbor and, despite hiving to travel from Colorado after having played the night before, the Pioneers were the team with live legs. Denver scored twice in the first five minutes of the game and while Michigan halved their lead the Wolverines were uncharacteristically lethargic after their double overtime victory. Michigan had several chances to score but could only find the back of the net twice while DU was able to put six behind Bob Gray on only 16 shots. Despite the unsatisfying finish to the conference tournament, Michigan's runner-up finish and WCHA regular season title earned them the second western seed and the Wolverines headed to Denver to participate in their 12th NCAA championship.
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One of these was the decision by the paper's owners to further unbundle the company, hiving off the commercial printing division as Intrepid Printers. This made it possible in 2000 for the Media24 group – better known as the publisher of Afrikaans-language dailies such as Beeld, Die Burger and Volksblad – to buy a 50 percent stake in the company which publishes The Witness. This led to a much-needed cash injection, making it possible for the company to purchase a substantial new press and relocate from its jumbled offices in Longmarket Street (now Langalibalele Street) to a smart new building at its Willowton premises, where the printing works had been located since 1981. The much increased capacity of the new press has made it possible for the company to print numerous other publications.
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13 In contrast with his predecessor, the first bishop, Henry Hodgson who was a member of the high church wing of the Church of England, David was an evangelical. The Manchester Guardian said of him, "deep spirituality, allied with no little indifference to ecclesiastical forms, and even to dogmatic affirmations, may be said to be Dr David's chief characteristic." The largely rural diocese was roughly coterminous with Suffolk, and consisted of 436 parishes. It was of recent creation, having been established by Act of Parliament in 1913, hiving off parts of the dioceses of Norwich and Ely."New Bishoprics", The Times, 16 August 1913, p. 7 By an error in the drafting of the Act, the cathedral of the diocese was in Bury St Edmunds and the bishop's residence was in Ipswich,"Obituary – Dr. H. B. Hodgson", The Times, 1 March 1921, p. 15 and communications within the diocese were not ideal. David remained in the diocese for only two years, scarcely time to get to know his clergy or to visit more than a few of the parishes. David looks through the periscope of a British submarine after the blessing ceremony, World War II In 1923 David was translated to be Bishop of Liverpool.
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