They may not quite endorse the infamous words attributed by President Herbert Hoover to his Treasury secretary, Andrew Mellon, as the Great Depression bore down on the economy — "Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmers, liquidate real estate" — but I wouldn't be surprised if all they have to say when the next recession liquidates work is "Get a job."
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If he doesn't agree to concessions, the company will liquidate.
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An alternative is for Mr Trump to liquidate his assets.
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They work to liquidate reason and the assumption of history.
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The move to liquidate requires approval by the bankruptcy judge.
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It's not clear how much would be left to liquidate.
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The retailer has said it plans to liquidate its assets.
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The company does not plan to liquidate its Canadian business.
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B-Stock is another channel Best Buy uses to liquidate merchandise.
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They decided to separate and Jackie wanted to liquidate the [boutique].
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Sports Authority won't be restructuring and is instead planning to liquidate.
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We had to liquidate an $8,000 IRA to pay the videographer.
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Another possibility would be to quickly liquidate the merchandise through discounts.
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Therefore, he planned to shutter the partnership and liquidate the assets.
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Five months later, it announced plans to liquidate its U.S. business.
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It has since started to liquidate its more than 211 stores.
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So why doesn't he just try to liquidate the company instead?
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One explanation is that it would be expensive to liquidate Sears.
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If it cannot find a buyer, Sears will likely have to liquidate.
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Some of Sears' unsecured lenders have already pushed for it to liquidate.
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"It makes more sense to liquidate your on-hand inventories," Lipow said.
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Retirees typically liquidate only a small portion of their assets every year.
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Several of late, like Toys R Us, have been forced to liquidate.
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CNBC previously reported that, without a buyer, the company will likely liquidate.
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Siegfried Laemmle was 73 when the order came to liquidate his collection.
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If Barneys can't reach a deal, it will likely have to liquidate.
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Third Avenue's Focused Credit Fund was forced to liquidate after heavy losses.
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The alternative would be to close down and liquidate the company's assets.
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"The language of type does not just liquidate the individual," she writes.
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Sure. My wife's going to liquidate it, and that's fine with me.
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Toys R Us may soon liquidate its U.S. operations, sources told CNBC.
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Elsewhere, fund managers continued to realise profits and liquidate long positions (tmsnrt.rs/2KFCXa3).
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As chains liquidate or restructure, their store footprints are eliminated or whittled down.
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In August it said it would liquidate his funds, worth around $7 billion.
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Some financial assets may be difficult to liquidate or earmarked for pension liabilities.
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A group of Sears Holdings' vendors is pushing for the company to liquidate.
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The letter details three options the user can use to liquidate their accounts.
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Look for ways to liquidate that equity to access cash for mortgage payments.
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Its existing backers could simply convert their shares into Kin and liquidate them.
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We need to liquidate the old system and build a new South Korea.
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"We want to keep the company afloat rather than liquidate it," he said.
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She added that some banks might prefer to liquidate themselves or merge instead.
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There is a better alternative, and that is to liquidate Fannie and Freddie.
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This could force Qatari banks to liquidate overseas assets and hurt their profitability.
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CNBC reported on Thursday that Toys R Us may liquidate its US operations.
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"Unless you liquidate me, how could you ever stop me doing my research?"
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They will weigh the value of Lampert's bid against offers to liquidate the company.
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It was not immediately clear if the issuers would opt to liquidate these products.
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Otherwise, it allegedly said it would liquidate its remaining stock at fire-sale prices.
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Milan-based Air Italy will cease operations and liquidate, the airline announced on Tuesday.
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Center-right Ciudadanos' leader Albert Rivera, meanwhile, said Sanchez wanted to "liquidate" the country.
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Some, like Toys R Us, have been unable to reorganize forcing them to liquidate.
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Bahrain also has investments abroad which it might liquidate if it needed hard currency.
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They're not ready to go to market, so it's time to liquidate some assets.
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Related columns: "Oil prices tumble as hedge funds liquidate record bullish position", Reuters, Feb.
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The next day Andorran authorities moved to seize the bank and liquidate its accounts.
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"A vote for Democrat is a vote to liquidate America's borders," Mr. Trump said.
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If it is unable, it will likely be forced to liquidate, the person said.
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With the sale, the company will also liquidate most of its real estate holdings.
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He said a debtor that cannot comply with such rules usually has to liquidate.
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At that point, if investors attempted to liquidate, they could soon run into trouble.
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The company announced in April 2017 that it would liquidate all its remaining stores.
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Capital would be quickly exhausted by the need to liquidate assets at fire-sale prices.
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If the two are unable to find a resolution, it could force Sears to liquidate.
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A rally in equity markets has led investors to liquidate their gold investments, analysts said.
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A. We saw the timing was good to liquidate a good portion of our portfolio.
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CEO Mitchell Modell cited an "extremely challenging environment for retailers" in the decision to liquidate.
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Tower declared bankruptcy in 53, and in 2006 it was forced to liquidate and close.
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Gold slid 2859.24% as coronavirus drove panic-stricken investors to liquidate assets across the board.
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In November, the company decided to liquidate, laying off 18,500 workers and closing the plants.
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A KEPCO spokesman said the company is not aware of Toshiba's plan to liquidate NuGen.
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So, there's something like thirty million euros left that we haven't been able to liquidate.
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Special administrators have 180 days to turn around, sell or liquidate Europe's most troubled airline.
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If gold rises, investors could be forced to liquidate short positions, which would lift prices.
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Fortune says Jawbone is working to liquidate its speakers from its inventory and retail channels.
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Hasbro— Toys R Us may liquidate its U.S. operations, hurting debt holders Hasbro and Mattel.
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All of the competing bidders planned to liquidate the company's real estate, inventory and brands.
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"From a chart standpoint, I think that there may be some shorter-term longs that need to liquidate, and I would think with global volatility continuing to rally, their propensity to liquidate is higher," said Scott Shelton, energy broker with ICAP in Durham, North Carolina.
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He showed them the photo of the person they were to "liquidate," according to court documents.
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By raising cash, investors are protecting themselves against having to liquidate on short notice, said Sonnenfeldt.
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Some traders also said investors chose to liquidate their positions ahead of an event-packed weekend.
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Jae Woong Wang tells me some of their customers liquidate assets to afford the cloning process.
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Knight remains unconvinced and continues to argue that UBS should sell or liquidate the investment bank.
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If we try to sell them and just liquidate the inventory, they're back on the street.
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Or perhaps to the God who created Stalin and let him liquidate another ten million victims?
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Visium will liquidate its Balanced fund, as well as its Equity Alpha and Institutional Partners funds.
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The trust fund will be forced to liquidate nearly $3 trillion in Treasury bonds by 2034.
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Or they might liquidate the stock, but that wouldn't be a good idea for the company.
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When the Nazis began to liquidate the ghetto in 1944, he buried 6,000 of his negatives.
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She'd worked for Air Italy, which announced that it would liquidate in mid-February, ceasing flights.
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Not all the objections filed in the case are seeking to have the the company liquidate.
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Instead, the Fed will allow its portfolio to self-liquidate, letting it amortizes slowly over time.
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Shares of Mattel fell 7.1 percent amid news Toys R Us may liquidate its U.S. operations.
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Some of those members are already weighing when to close up shop and liquidate, says Hogan.
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SoftBank could liquidate the remainder of the fund, meaning it would return unused capital to limited partners.
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Loop especially expects Sears to liquidate as a result of its bankruptcy filing due to historical precedent.
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If Lampert can't buy the company, it will likely need to liquidate and sell itself in parts.
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The idea is to save the companies that can be saved and liquidate the ones that can't.
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Less than two years after launching its first flight, it announced on Tuesday that it would liquidate.
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Borders Books & Music stores also all closed shortly after the company was forced to liquidate in 2011.
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After laying off employees and starting to liquidate his inventory, he railed against the company on Facebook.
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We have revised downwards our gold price forecasts because we think that investors will continue to liquidate.
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Several of late, like Toys R Us and department store Bon-Ton, have been forced to liquidate.
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Morgan Stanley will not force clients to liquidate any holdings they currently have in Vanguard mutual funds.
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Drillers with higher costs must find ways to become more efficient, borrow cash, or liquidate, he added.
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The company said it plans to sell itself as a going concern and partially liquidate the business.
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That unit helps institutional clients move their investments between asset managers or liquidate investment portfolios, prosecutors said.
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Defendants based in the U.S. would help to liquidate and launder the money scammed from the victims.
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It won court approval this month to liquidate its assets after failing to secure a rescue deal.
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Founder John Labanowski blamed the "gut-wrenching" decision to liquidate on the boom-bust nature of oil.
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Sharp declines in equities, for example, could push investors to liquidate gold positions to free up capital.
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In addition, the Qatar Investment Authority has $300 billion in reserves that it could liquidate, he said.
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Destination Maternity also has a new owner that is considering keeping some stores open rather than liquidate.
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But by March, Shopko announced plans to liquidate all of its assets, or more than 300 stores.
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"We intend to purposefully and prudently liquidate the Funds' investments and generate cash whenever possible," Schwartz wrote.
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But as debts piled up and vendor payments came due, executives chose to liquidate the business entirely.
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Bankruptcy professionals say that working to reorganize or liquidate a company is time-consuming, complicated and intense.
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If the drop in revenue is steep enough, Anbang could eventually be forced to liquidate some assets.
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The company's lenders are encouraging Sears to shut down and liquidate, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
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While Tongaat said it faces "liquidity uncertainty," it does not plan to curtail operations or liquidate businesses.
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The company's lenders are encouraging Sears to shut down and liquidate, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Italy's government must draw up a plan this year to liquidate its stake in Monte dei Paschi.
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"He's going to liquidate the fund, and I was going to get my money back," Neill testified.
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"I had to liquidate all of my good stuff," he said, estimating he sold some 1,500 bottles.
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In 2015, a ceasefire between the PKK and Turkey ended after Erdoǧan vowed to "liquidate" the group.
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In 2008, Barack Obama decided to liquidate his assets and convert them into Treasury bonds and index funds.
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And the fate of Sears is still largely uncertain, as the bankrupt department store chain could ultimately liquidate.
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And it does not seem reasonable that entrepreneurs involved in public life should have to liquidate their business.
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Representatives of extremist groups justify the actions by saying they liquidate illegal Roma settlements because authorities have not.
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A creditor of a subsidiary of Emas Chiyoda filed a court petition this month to liquidate the unit.
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It looked like we were going to liquidate America West if we didn't get this government loan guarantee.
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Ideologically, these adversaries often justified their desire to liquidate Israel in terms of Arab nationalism or Palestinian nationalism.
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That unit helps institutional clients move their investments between asset managers or liquidate large investment portfolios, prosecutors said.
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Instead, most companies are in cost-cutting mode, using this opportunity to pay down debt and liquidate assets.
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But Toys R Us announced it would liquidate its business in March after suffering a disastrous holiday season.
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Alternatively, at some point in the distant future you can liquidate the policy and collect your cash value.
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A year ago, it took weeks to liquidate cryptocurrency and get the cash into donors' accounts, Heisman said.
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His refusal to liquidate his business interests means no end to conflicts of interest and opportunities for corruption.
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Profit for the quarter was hit as the company offered discounts to liquidate unsold BS III compliant vehicles.
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Some oil producers are also choosing to liquidate hedges for a quick infusion of cash, a risky bet.
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Retailer Toys "R" Us decided to liquidate this year, shutting all of its U.S. brick-and-mortar shops.
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Also, the exchange-traded notes linked to the VIX may be forced to liquidate, and some already were.
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To avoid having to defend a 61-day holding, banks may liquidate securities held for market-making purposes.
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The toy retailer could announce plans to liquidate its entire business as soon as Wednesday, sources told CNBC.
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An Obamacare co-op, Land of Lincoln, closed last year and announced plans to liquidate after suffering steep losses.
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Reportedly that was after the firm had failed to find a buyer and been ready to liquidate its assets.
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The intelligence services tried to liquidate her as a traitor and foreign agent (though her early death was natural).
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But he also warned that high-cost producers would have to find ways to lower their costs or liquidate.
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Instead, it was forced to liquidate last March, after creditors balked at providing a new lifeline to the company.
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CEO Jill Dean cited the company's declining liquidity position and challenging retail environment for the "disappointing" decision to liquidate.
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Republicans insist Title II isn't much different than a bailout, and prefer failing banks liquidate their assets through bankruptcy.
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When he took office last year, Trump declined to liquidate his assets or place them in a blind trust.
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Lucky for activists, ADP is not the only company to liquidate funds holding company stock in 401(k) plans.
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The government will be tempted to "physically liquidate militants" but that will only worsen the status-quo, he cautioned.
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The investor said it decided it was in the best interest of investors to liquidate after "significant realized losses".
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The constituent assembly could effectively liquidate any official channels of dissent, leaving opponents with few options beyond street protests.
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Italy must liquidate its holding by the end of next year under the terms of the bank's 2017 bailout.
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All Borders Books & Music stores closed after the company applied for bankruptcy and was forced to liquidate in 2011.
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On that day, desperate Jewish residents rose in armed resistance against German forces brought in to liquidate the ghetto.
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The reason: The wealthy usually have more kinds of assets to liquidate than those who are less well off.
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Alaska's last two Blockbuster video rental stores will close this week and liquidate remaining inventory, the stores' management announced Thursday.
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Like spot prices, spreads can be distorted by short-term noise as traders accumulate and liquidate positions in a herd.
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Fresh off a tender offer with SoftBank, Uber is offering its employees and investors another opportunity to liquidate their shares.
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Unable to recover from the fallout of the scandal, Simon Marketing announced plans to close shop and liquidate in 2002.
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Less than two years after launching its first flight, Italian airline Air Italy announced on Tuesday that it would liquidate.
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Typically, someone placing a large sell order would liquidate their position over time to minimize the downward effect on price.
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It filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January and later opted to liquidate after failing to find a buyer.
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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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Payless bucked a trend because it managed to successfully emerge from its 2017 bankruptcy, while many others had to liquidate.
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That prompted even long-time Valeant supporters such as Brave Warrior Advisors' Glenn Greenberg to liquidate half of his stake.
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Before it decided to liquidate the funds last September, the funds was valued at 11 billion Swiss francs ($11.17 billion).
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Trump signed an executive order on Monday restricting Venezuela's ability to liquidate state assets, a senior administration official told reporters.
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As long as those funds are off public exchanges they will be very difficult to liquidate, especially in large amounts.
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"Depending on the rate environment, you liquidate the one that has been hit the least by rising rates," Yeske said.
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A Trump campaign aide who argues that Democrats committed "ethnic cleansing" in a plot to "liquidate" the white working class.
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But I don't think we will reach that moment where we will have to liquidate some of the international assets.
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"Worldwide fraud networks have recently shifted to using CS:GO keys to liquidate their gains," the company wrote in a statement.
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Sources told CNBC on Thursday that Toys R Us could soon liquidate its U.S. operations, but that situation remains fluid.
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"Woodford is creating some bargains for savvy investors by being forced to liquidate positions," said Neil Wilson, analyst at Markets.com.
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Some of the company's creditors are already urging it to liquidate, wary of Sears' value, particularly in the hands of Lampert.
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If you sell your stock and donate the cash, you'll be on the hook for capital gains taxes when you liquidate.
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These managers could suspend elected officials, liquidate assets, renegotiate service contracts, dismantle whole departments, and disincorporate a city or school district.
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Earlier in October, Sears Canada announced it would seek court approval to liquidate its remaining stores and assets in the nation.
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If they were to liquidate yen assets to repay loans, this would drive the dollar up further, again squeezing global liquidity.
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The Wall Street Journal recently published an editorial calling on President-elect Trump to liquidate his assets as soon as possible.
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Recently I spoke with a concerned investor who wondered if it was time to liquidate all bonds and head toward cash.
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Your advisor may also be in touch if it makes sense to liquidate a mutual fund to avoid a taxable event.
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That implies the QIA may need to liquidate a small fraction of its assets fairly soon to rebuild central bank reserves.
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The move is a sign Prince's heirs are looking to liquidate his assets rather than hold onto 'em for sentimental reasons.
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To be sure, the funds are not planning to immediately liquidate their full stakes and could not if they wished to.
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"The easier we make it for foreigners to liquidate their positions and leave, the more likely they will stay," Kamil said.
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With the transaction, the sovereign wealth fund, known as QIA, would liquidate 40 percent of the 13 percent stake it holds.
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At one point, the teen apparel retailer was going to be forced to liquidate and shut more than 500 stores nationwide.
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The constituent assembly could effectively liquidate any official channels of dissent, leaving opponents with few options beyond protesting in the street.
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CBG: I don't think there is... Until the moment I can't tell you the need to liquidate some of these assets.
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Toshiba (TOSBF) will also sell its struggling natural gas business in the United States and liquidate its British nuclear power division.
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The service helps large institutional clients like pension funds move investments between and among asset managers or liquidate large investment portfolios.
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Now, in order to shrink its bloated $4.5 trillion balance sheet, the Fed will liquidate $10 billion of securities each month.
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Competition and the economic crisis of 2011 proved to be too much, though, forcing the chain to liquidate all physical stores.
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When Third Avenue was unable to find buyers, it was forced to suspend a flood of redemptions and liquidate the fund.
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A committee of creditors wanted to liquidate the company and collect the proceeds, rather than take another risk on Mr. Lampert.
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Acquisitions are one of two main ways venture capitalists and other private investors can liquidate their stock in the companies they fund.
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Unsecured creditors have pushed for Sears to liquidate, partially because they contend they will realize a better financial recovery if it does.
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Clients who can no longer sell penny stocks through Merrill Lynch have to transfer them to another brokerage to liquidate the positions.
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Rome spent the weekend drafting an emergency decree to liquidate the two banks, which collapsed after years of mismanagement and poor lending.
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The appeal contests the FROB's resolution of Popular - which followed instructions from the Single Resolution Board, the EU body to liquidate banks.
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Analysts have lowered their sales estimates by nearly 3 percent since mid-March when the toy retailer decided to liquidate its stores.
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As for the balance ... according to the docs, Avenatti agrees to hand over a bunch of his assets for Lisa to liquidate.
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Toys 'R' Us is also likely to liquidate in France, Spain, Poland and Australia, Brandon said, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Instead of maximizing profit, the DOJ tries to liquidate the assets for a "fair market value," according to its own forfeiture guidelines.
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"The investors don't want to liquidate; they want these jobs to continue so they can get their green cards," Mr. Shumlin said.
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If and when portfolio managers try to realise their profits and liquidate some of those positions, there are few obvious immediate buyers.
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In December, Sears Hometown announced plans to close 80 to 100 of its 1003 stores and liquidate inventory to bring down debt.
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In addition, there are provisions for Mr. Katzenberg to liquidate the amount and receive a lump-sum payment for its future value.
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"We want to keep the company afloat rather than liquidate it," said Roger Ong, 49, a driver who invested in Noble shares.
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And in the worst cases in the past year, some chains have moved directly to liquidate their businesses and close the doors.
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In doing so, the department store chain has sparked outrage from a group of creditors that wants Bon-Ton to liquidate entirely.
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Toys 'R' Us Inc and Bon-Ton Stores Inc were unable to emerge from bankruptcy proceedings and forced to liquidate last year.
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This increase in JPY bitcoin trading due to the Chinese inability to liquidate has fueled growth in the digital currency market globally.
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In the worst-case scenario, companies go out of business and liquidate, leaving workers out of a job, a paycheck, and severance.
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The century-old, off-price department store chain, filed for bankruptcy in mid-March, with plans to liquidate its inventory and assets.
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Like flat prices, calendar spreads can still be distorted by short-term noise as traders accumulate and liquidate positions in a herd.
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Trump so far has rejected calls to liquidate his assets and place them in a blind trust, as past presidents have done.
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When the VIX futures prices spike, these ETPs lose value, at which time the issuers of these products could liquidate the shares.
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Other hedge funds are looking instead to liquidate their holdings as soon as the stock starts trading again probably in mid-October.
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" Albert Rivera, the leader of the Ciudadanos party, also accused Mr. Sánchez of joining forces with "those who want to liquidate Spain.
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But the first hurdle is to decide whether to embark on a costly and complex restructuring process or simply liquidate the loans.
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"Based on our investigation, he was attempting to have his father liquidate their marital assets to pay for his legal defense," Kline says.
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Vouchers are easier to liquidate and not prone to obsolescence, and demand has been rising as customers use more and more data services.
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That comes after Alfred Angelo filed for Chapter 20173 bankruptcy last week—meaning the company sought to liquidate rather than restructure its debt.
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And then there are going to be some investors who made a ton of money and deserve to liquidate some of the shares.
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Saab also began in 2018 to help the Venezuelan government liquidate gold mined in Venezuela and convert it to foreign currency, Treasury said.
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All six utilized the bank's "transition management" business, which helps institutional clients move their investments between asset managers or liquidate large investment portfolios.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Koreans forced to work for Japanese occupiers will seek a court order to forcibly liquidate Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' (7011.
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"The ability to liquidate or trade … assets into other games would be great, and blockchain could really allow for that," Sood told CNBC.
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Trump would have to liquidate his portfolio, including a host of buildings worldwide, and then appoint an independent trustee to manage his assets.
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On the financial side, China needs a more effective process for companies to restructure debts, merge with other businesses or liquidate their assets.
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Sears could extend the deadline, or accept defeat and initiate a plan to close all of its stores and liquidate its assets. 3.
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If that happens, they say, the companies will probably have to liquidate, leaving little money to fund reclamations and clean up polluted water.
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"We believe that Novartis may be pushed to liquidate assets in order to finance acquisitions in pharma," said Michael Leuchten, a UBS analyst.
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Abakumov apparently revealed during his interrogation that the order to "liquidate" Wallenberg had come from Stalin and Vyacheslav M. Molotov, the foreign minister.
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AMCA lost its four largest clients including Quest following the breach and filed for Chapter 11 protection, aiming to liquidate, according to Bloomberg.
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The administration would also target Title II of Dodd-Frank, which allows the federal government to take over and liquidate failing financial firms.
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Oversold can also represent urgent sellers swamping demand for stocks – and this can sometimes indicate big investors being trapped and forced to liquidate.
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Companies that were debating whether to liquidate their long dollar positions last week were unwilling to sell dollars, awaiting better prices, they said.
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This rule allows the wealthy to indefinitely defer paying tax on capital gains when they change their investment portfolio but do not liquidate.
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"If you need to be panicked, do it in the form of saving money, rather than trying to liquidate your investments," Parrish said.
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"We're in this phase where investors are just looking to liquidate," said Prashant Newnaha, senior interest rate strategist at TD Securities in Singapore.
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The government could not afford to liquidate the entities, which had trillions of dollars in mortgage assets, without further damage to the economy.
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"These operations are not meant to just apprehend or arrest the drug suspects but really to liquidate them," she said in an interview.
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The Wall Street Journal wrote in an editorial this week that Trump's "best option" would be to liquidate his stake in his company.
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It also allows any party to instantly purchase or liquidate them directly via smart contract, without any counterparty and without relying on exchanges.
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They are seeing strong rental income, so they don't want to liquidate the properties, but they also don't want to ignore so much equity.
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If the family doesn't get paid, it says, it will liquidate Forbes Media's new parent company, which could force another sale of Forbes Media.
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That strongly suggests there is scope for speculators to throw in the towel and liquidate their large short position in the 10-year space.
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As the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial pagerecommended last week, the only real solution is for Trump to liquidate his stake in his company.
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"To levy a 65 percent tax means that the only way to pay it is to liquidate the asset — the entire asset," he adds.
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The clients were using a State Street unit that helps institutional customers move investments between asset managers or liquidate large investment portfolios, prosecutors said.
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Washington has been critical of the decision by the financial watchdog to allow ABLV to liquidate itself, according to people familiar with the matter.
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But the idea of honouring individuals who take it upon themselves to liquidate blasphemers, or those who are soft on blasphemy, is nothing new.
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Cleopatra, a college sophomore, says in the docs that Shelia has stated her intention to liquidate John's assets and leave his kids with nothing.
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Alpha's legal team warned the company could be force to liquidate if required to maintain labor contracts and retiree benefits for its unionized workers.
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But according to Hentov, there is a structural limit to how much SWFs can liquidate in publicly listed assets without being forced to rebalance.
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The QCB governor recently said the QIA had USD300 billion of reserves it could liquidate, which is well in excess of Qatar's external liabilities.
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Prosecutors said the clients were using a State Street unit that helps institutional customers move investments between asset managers or liquidate large investment portfolios.
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The notice details three options the trader can use to liquidate assets and says any "negative equity balances" must be repaid within 60 days.
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Taste's move to liquidate the business comes after South Africa entered its second recession in two years in the final quarter of last year.
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Traders said it appeared some global investors have rushed to liquidate their holdings for fear of potential market closures due to the virus crisis.
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Traders said it appeared some global investors have rushed to liquidate their holdings for fear of potential market closures due to the virus crisis.
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City leaders and hospital staffers alike fear the trustee could liquidate the hospital amid the COVID-21 pandemic, which threatens to overwhelm the city.
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Since then a tribunal in charge of resolving Saad's debt dispute appointed a consortium late last year to liquidate assets owned by the billionaire.
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For investors in the Prism fund, YieldStreet will aim to liquidate the assets of the fund after four years and return the initial principal.
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Fairway had disputed a report that it would file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, in which companies liquidate themselves with no hope of a turnaround.
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Now, these heirs have 10 years from the accountholder's death to liquidate the account, a move that can bring hefty tax bills upon withdrawal.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen says the U.S. central bank will liquidate $10 billion of the bonds on its $4.5 trillion balance sheet every month.
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He has rejected calls to liquidate his company and place the proceeds in a blind trust, as ethics experts in both parties have urged.
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Any other inheritor of an IRA - typically a child - has two choices: continue to hold the account as an inherited IRA, or liquidate it.
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Prosecutors said the clients were using a State Street unit that helps institutional customers move their investments between asset managers or liquidate large investment portfolios.
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Business of Fashion reports the label closed seven full-line stores and a few off-price outlets in preparation to liquidate its North American operations.
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Where a state cuts its financial support for struggling cities while simultaneously appointing emergency managers with the power to sell off services and liquidate assets.
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Processors said the only way we can get this industry healthy again is to cut back on our processing and liquidate some of our inventories.
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Snap offers ample warnings of the risks this presents to investors, such as the ability of the founders to liquidate their positions without yielding control.
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State Street has since shuttered some offices in its transition management business, which helps international customers move investments between asset managers or liquidate large portfolios.
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He could liquidate his assets and he could support a full inquiry into the Russian government's actions and contacts over the course of the election.
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"How can I liquidate assets — as they speculate — and at the same time I keep buying others," he was quoted as telling the Lusail newspaper.
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When clients realised this, they demanded their money back — and Woodford "gated" them inside the fund as he scrambled to liquidate positions to satisfy them.
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The startup is converting from chapter 11 to chapter 7 bankruptcy, which means it'll cease operations and liquidate, according to documents that Business Insider viewed.
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"The agreement provides broad authority for WFS to terminate the agreement and direct LJM to liquidate its open positions - even through specific trades," Forrest wrote.
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Regulators and environmental groups worried that if the state held up the deal, Patriot could threaten to liquidate its properties, leaving no money for reclamations.
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In 20133, Law and Justice's minister of culture, Piotr Glinski, announced an intention to in effect liquidate the Gdansk Museum of the Second World War.
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As some rules get loosened, others may get toughened up, like those that would liquidate a troubled Wall Street firm rather than bail it out.
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The $10.8 billion public pension fund's investment managers have been directed to liquidate holdings of the companies "as soon as reasonably practical," the statement said.
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Asian currencies have also come under pressure from a stronger dollar, as heightened uncertainty pushes investors to liquidate holdings across assets to cover steep losses.
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Earth Fare, which has around 50 stores, mainly in the South, said Monday that it would begin to liquidate merchandise at all of its stores.
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Retiring Something unusual happened last month: A good-size American insurer, Penn Treaty of Allentown, Pa., was ordered to liquidate and wind down its affairs.
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He said the sharp selloff in ETFs that short volatility could have ripple effects in the stock market since holders have been forced to liquidate.
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"Most countries just liquidate companies," said Richard Gitlin, a bankruptcy lawyer specializing in international debt restructurings who has worked with Mr. Alix in the past.
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Because if you're not already quite wealthy, you might not be able to afford to pay those taxes until you actually liquidate your equity for cash.
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But it's possible the chain will have to liquidate all of its roughly 700 existing stores if it can't pull together enough financing to stay alive.
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Italy on Friday extended a bridge loan for airline Alitalia, which is in special administration as state commissioners seek to sell, overhaul or liquidate the carrier.
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They just want comfort that it's the right structure and no one is going to ask them to liquidate their investment or pony up more capital.
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In January, it announced plans to close about 180 stores, but then in March it said it would liquidate the rest of the 700-plus stores.
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The company said it was working with "dozens" of cryptocurrency exchanges to trace the stolen funds and make it harder for the hackers to liquidate them.
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Without it, the company does not have enough cash to operate for more than a week and will have to liquidate, according to a court filing.
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"I think members are in one sense fully invested, and on the other hand, they're raising cash so that they don't need to liquidate," said Sonnenfeldt.
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Many small lenders rely on short-term borrowings for long-term investments and surging financing costs could hit their returns or force them to liquidate assets.
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Rather, they're held by a private-equity shop with a fiduciary obligation to liquidate its holdings and return the maximum amount of cash to its investors.
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In the 22018s, after India liberalised its licence-choked economy, a government report warned that it was "impossible to liquidate and wind up an unviable firm".
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The size and timing of the payouts is unusual, considering that founders typically wait until after a company holds its public offering to liquidate their holdings.
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To do that, the company borrowed from investment bank Morgan Stanley, but ended up with too much debt and, like Hercules, chose to liquidate its business.
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And despite sitting on the world's strategic reserve of conspicuous consumption, Hakan Uzan, the aforementioned Turkish exile, decided it was best to liquidate and move on.
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Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection is used to liquidate the assets of people with limited incomes who can't pay back all or a portion of their debt.
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Caproni spared Silver most of a $1.75 million fine, saying he would suffer irreparable harm if forced to sell two homes and liquidate a retirement account.
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The traders said this forced them to post more capital to support their positions in silver futures spreads, and ultimately to liquidate them at heavy losses.
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Chapter 7 cases are designed to liquidate the company, meaning it will no longer exist, and any remaining value is divided up and distributed to creditors.
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Investors were jolted after three British financial firms stopped trading in their commercial property funds because large numbers of investors were trying to liquidate their holdings.
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It could extend the deadline -- or it could decide to accept defeat and begin a plan to close all of its stores and liquidate its assets.
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Toys "R" Us, which often carried Claire's products, said last week that it would liquidate or sell all of its 730 stores in the United States.
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He was banned from practicing his profession in 1935, and was ordered to liquidate his gallery and sell his inventory at a 1937 auction in Cologne.
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A significant sell-off in equities would place further pressure on gold as investors would liquidate positions to meet margin calls, ANZ analyst Daniel Hynes said.
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Because people who hadn't been paid were suing to be paid, Mr. Brant said, he was left with "no other option but to liquidate" Interview's assets.
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It seems like some global investors have been rushing to liquidate their holdings in fear of potential market closures due to the virus crisis, traders said.
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Discount retailer and pharmacy chain Fred's filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September and plans to liquidate and shut all of its more than 500 stores.
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"Despite reports, Fairway Market has no intention to file for chapter 7 or liquidate all of its stores," a spokesman told CNBC in an emailed statement.
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"I assure you that those countries will know," Pompeo said, but said he was concerned they would liquidate their Maduro assets to Russia if publicly named.
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But the purpose may be for a medium-term goal, providing you with capital for a future purpose, without needing to liquidate your retirement savings early.
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By 2018, there were rumors circulating that the Chinese private-equity firm that owned AMC, Wanda Group, may want to liquidate some of its shareholder base.
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Jefferies analysts on Monday resurfaced an old economic theory that an impending wave of baby boomer retirements could trigger a unified move to liquidate equity holdings.
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He would have to liquidate some assets to pay off creditors, make a payment schedule for others, and some debts would likely be discharged or forgiven.
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The company said it made an application to enter liquidation and that an order had been granted to appoint an official receiver to liquidate the company.
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A downturn in stocks could create a very thorny situation in which central banks have to liquidate their portfolios, with consequences that are hard to predict.
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HNA has not "suddenly started to liquidate assets", said Zhao, who added the company has been disposing of non-core businesses in line with group strategy.
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Snap went public last year, and initial public offerings are a common way that start-up founders and investors can liquidate paper gains in their companies.
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Now, ex-employees are focusing their attention on hedge funds Solus Alternative Asset Management and Angelo Gordon & Co. that were behind the decision to liquidate the company.
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Trustees for the Gottex Endowment Strategy Fund said they would liquidate the fund, according to a filing made in early February with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Christopher had asked his father to travel from St. Petersburg, where he lives, to Erie County to liquidate his assets to pay for a lawyer, says Kline.
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After Thursday's missile launches, North Korea announced it would "liquidate" South Korean assets left behind in the Kaesong industrial zone and in the Mount Kumgang tourist zone.
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Sears plans to close 80 more stores across the U.S. in March, as the bankrupt retailer may be forced to liquidate its business entirely, CNBC has learned.
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Prudential said it would liquidate its derivatives unit and then shoot to keep major units funded, capitalized and operating after they exited either bankruptcy or state rehabilitation.
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Share prices are set to show whether the disappearance of the former "bagman" to families of Communist party leaders forces his powerful backers to liquidate their holdings.
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But when his two-month-old son fell gravely ill in 2000, Soto was forced to liquidate his life savings to help pay for the medical bills.
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It is an algorithmic tool that shows bag owners the resale spot prices of their bags if they were to liquidate them immediately by selling to Rebag.
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If Sears cannot get its lenders on board, it may be forced to file for bankruptcy without a plan, or, even more dramatic, to liquidate its business.
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Unlike the public stock market, where investors can liquidate their positions in a fraction of a second, VCs usually have to wait years for a liquidity event.
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They were the short sellers who pounced on Tesla more than any other US stock, and were being forced to liquidate or cover their positions by buying.
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Al-Thani said the central bank has $40 billion in reserves plus gold, while the Qatar Investment Authority has $300 billion in reserves that it could liquidate.
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The energy downturn has hit many offshore oil service firms, including Houston-based Hercules Offshore Inc which in June said it planned to liquidate its drilling business.
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The decision to liquidate comes after a difficult 63 when Eton Park lost 26 percent and its assets shrunk by $22014 billion to the current $22015 billion.
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The ruling gives the 65 year-old retail chain more time to consider whether to liquidate all its assets or pursue a deal to stay in business.
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Hundreds of hedge funds shut down The withdrawals were punctuated by several large funds deciding to liquidate or convert to family firms early in the fourth quarter.
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That full amount would be paid only if the company was able to hit financial targets, which won't happen if Sears and Kmart are forced to liquidate.
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City officials originally said that allowing the sale of antique ivory would give local traders time to liquidate their stocks and find a new line of work.
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London (CNN Business)Air Italy has suspended operations after its owners decided to liquidate the company, leaving customers with flights booked after February 25 in the lurch.
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The Wall Street Journal editorial page has argued that the best option is for Trump to liquidate his holdings and put the cash in a blind trust.
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Ray Schrock, the lead bankruptcy attorney for Sears, argued that the proposal to liquidate would not raise more money than a sale, as claimed by the creditors.
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After Toys R Us submitted plans to bankruptcy court to liquidate its U.S. business, Cramer found himself wondering if this was the ailing toy retailer's only solution.
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Lee said KDB would have no choice but to consider taking "appropriate legal action" should the U.S. automaker opt to liquidate its unit without consulting the bank.
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In order to liquidate Mt. Gox's remaining 166,000 bitcoin, worth about $1.6 billion at Monday's prices, lawyer and trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi said he still needs regulatory approval.
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If it misses the deadline, the 125-year-old company could use the court process to shed debt and unaffordable leases or liquidate and shutter for good.
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Once they liquidate their modest assets, they can move into a mansion in a planned community called Leisureland and pursue a guilt-free vision of material happiness.
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There are utility bills to pay, equipment and supplies to either liquidate or repurchase, vendors to negotiate with, and security and malpractice insurance to either cancel or rearrange.
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In an emergency, AIG would liquidate non-insurance units under Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code and place its life insurance business in state receivership, the plan showed.
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Opting to liquidate his assets could have been a move to pump cash into his campaign, which at the time was struggling to raise funds from private donors.
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Perez Vizcaíno then met with a "criminal group" at a gas station to show them the photo of the person they were to "liquidate," according to the indictment.
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Toys 'R' Us said on Thursday it was seeking approval to liquidate inventory in 735 U.S. stores, which debtors anticipate will close by the end of this year.
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"Were he to become aware of these charges, he may flee, destroy evidence, and/or liquidate criminal proceeds," the U.S. state attorney submitted in an Ohio on Jan.
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Dan Gagnier, a spokesman for Third Avenue, said there was no timetable for how long it would take the fund to liquidate and make final payments to shareholders.
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If she had sought to liquidate Yahoo as soon as she took over and distributed the proceeds, Yahoo shareholders would have fared much better than they will now.
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Liquidation proceedings have gotten under way, said Martin Pichinson, a co-founder of Sherwood Partners, the financial advisory firm that has been hired to liquidate the company. on.wsj.
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He was also Jewish, and like all Jewish art dealers in the Third Reich, he was forced to liquidate his business as part of the "Aryanization" of businesses.
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CBOT corn and soybean futures were down sharply as uncertainty about tariffs and favorable crop weather in the U.S. Midwest have prompted funds to liquidate big long positions.
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"China devaluing its currency isn't an excuse to liquidate your stock portfolio," said certified financial planner Neil Waxman, a managing director with Capital Advisors in Shaker Heights, Ohio.
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After filing Chapter 11 in December 2014, a bankruptcy judge in Delaware ruled that the company could liquidate, and shut down its nearly 300 stores in the process.
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Toys 'R' Us on Thursday said it was seeking approval to liquidate inventory in 2500.2 U.S. stores, which debtors anticipate will close by the end of this year.
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Some fear that Credit Suisse and other volatility-related issuers' move to liquidate their funds will further drive up the VIX and trigger another big equity sell-off.
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"As other retailers close doors, or as other retailers liquidate, we'd expect to win some of that business," Ross' Chief Operating Officer Michael O'Sullivan told analysts last week.
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Her father had $75,000 to lend to her because he had been forced to liquidate a once-thriving business that he built after the family's earlier lean years.
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With Masa, he may liquidate some of his investments but for the most part he wants to stay in the company as long as he believes in it.
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Because Uber is a privately held, many employees have struggled to liquidate one of the most valuable parts of their compensation, their shares, tying them to the company.
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Harrison/Erickson "does not have the right to deprive the Phillies' fans of the Phanatic" or liquidate the team's "huge, 41-year investment" in him, the complaint said.
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Once prices stop rising, they are likely to correct lower, as traders employing momentum-based strategies liquidate at least some of their long positions to lock in profits.
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The provision was discussed during questioning of Kamlani Wednesday by an attorney for a committee of creditors seeking to have the company liquidate rather than stay in business.
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This has forced some bond mutual funds to liquidate their bond holdings - most of which are high-quality - at lower than fair value prices, impacting the funds' value.
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When a lot of people were trying to liquidate their holdings, he snapped up some real estate — specifically, bank buildings — and locked down 15- and 20-year leases.
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WM: You mentioned the QIA (Qatar Investment Authority), $300 billion or so, is there a specific trigger in your mind that would force you to liquidate overseas assets?
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Since then, North Korea has occasionally threatened to confiscate and liquidate the shuttered South Korean properties at Diamond Mountain, whose value has been estimated at about $400 million.
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He had six Pronto Markets up and running when Rexall changed directions and told him to liquidate them; instead he borrowed money and bought them himself, leaving Rexall.
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It marks the Toys R Us brand's return to bricks-and-mortar retail after the company was forced to liquidate last year, shuttering its entire fleet of stores.
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Today, their main mission is to unwind their long-duration guarantees and liquidate the collaterals they have repossessed — dubious equity stakes here and there, land or real estate.
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Because government outlays occur when the Treasury releases funds to liquidate federal obligations, outlays are an explicitly executive function, not a legislative one, like authorizing or appropriating funds.
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A three-judge tribunal established in 2016 to resolve Saad's debt dispute late last year appointed a consortium called Etqaan Alliance to liquidate assets owned by the billionaire.
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But if you are rattled now and determined to liquidate your holdings, he said, it's important to decide in advance what it will take for you to return.
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Toys 'R' Us tried to emerge from its 2017 bankruptcy filing but was forced to liquidate six months later after creditors lost confidence in the toy retailer's turnaround plan.
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Last month, the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial page said the only solution for Trump to avoid any conflicts of interest was to liquidate his stake in his company.
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BlackBuck said it will also give about 200 of its employees an option to liquidate up to 25% of their vested shareholding in the company at the current price.
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The concentration of long positions in crude, gasoline, heating oil and European gasoil poses a significant reversal risk when hedge funds eventually decide to liquidate some of their positions.
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And hedge fund managers are likely to liquidate some of the new bullish positions they have established since late last month, intensifying downward pressure on spot prices and spreads.
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"Sweetheart, I'd like us to liquidate our entire net worth, liquid net worth, and put it into the campaign," he says he told his wife, Heidi, who readily agreed.
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It was not clear whether re-entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which allows the company to restructure as opposed to liquidate its assets, would alter the interest of prospective buyers.
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Trump has resisted calls to liquidate his assets to avoid any potential conflicts of interest, arguing instead he wants to hand off the business to his children to operate.
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"In one case, it went so far wrong this guy had to massively liquidate his positions, and it was done on a day that wasn't market friendly," Yorke said.
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LJM Partners, which reported managing $547 million as of January, decided "to not resume trading and liquidate all remaining investor capital," the company said in the letter on Wednesday.
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The pair started notifying clients several days ago of their decision to liquidate their own business and join Citadel's Aptigon Capital unit, a source familiar with the move said.
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Toys R Us would need to liquidate, a move expected to devastate the very toy industry it created, but which did not — or could not — come to its rescue.
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If Beijing decided to suddenly liquidate a big chunk of its holdings, it could do severe damage to U.S. debt markets, forcing the United States to scramble for funds.
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The won's rally continued even after North Korea added to existing tensions between the two Koreas saying on Thursday it would liquidate South Korean assets left in the North.
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The decision to liquidate NuGen, however, would be a blow to Britain's plans to build a nuclear plant that was meant to provide 7 percent of the country's electricity.
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The sporting goods retailer has partnered with financial services firm Tiger Capital Group to liquidate its remaining stores, which is set to begin at the end of this week.
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After Toys R Us submitted plans to bankruptcy court to liquidate its U.S. business, CNBC's Jim Cramer found himself wondering if this was the ailing toy retailer's only solution.
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Borden's filing only says it plans stay in business during the bankruptcy process, and does not spell out whether it intends to stay in business longer term or liquidate.
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"Investors were quick to liquidate some long positions, with market pricing of another rate hike by the Fed rising slightly as a consequence," said ANZ Research in a note.
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The FSOC is a multi-agency panel led by the Treasury secretary designed to monitor excessive risks to the financial system and liquidate teetering big banks before they collapse.
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Charlotte Russe said Thursday that it would liquidate its remaining 416 Charlotte Russe stores and 10 Peek Kids stores, after kicking off closing sales at 94 stores in February.
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The investment manager Third Avenue announced plans to liquidate its high-yield-bond mutual fund and said it would bar redemptions because it was unable to exit positions quickly.
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Unsecured creditors, which include Sears landlords and bondholders, have pushed for the retailer to liquidate, partially because they contend they will realize a better financial recovery if it does.
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After the victims transferred money to the callers, a network of U.S.-based runners moved expeditiously to liquidate and launder fraud proceeds through the use of anonymous stored value cards.
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The government has refused to return to the negotiating table and has vowed to "liquidate" the PKK, considered a terrorist organization by Turkey, the European Union and the United States.
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These ETPs seek to provide inverse exposure to VIX short-term futures and when that measure spikes the investment loses value, at which time ETP issuers could liquidate the shares.
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That triggered months of turmoil at the biggest buyout fund in the Middle East and North Africa, culminating in a process to liquidate the business and sell off its funds.
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Luxury shoe designer Charlotte Olympia Dellal will liquidate her U.S. store inventory of $1,000 footwear after being forced into bankruptcy by the retail industry's "unprecedented disruption," according to court papers.
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Faraday Future not being able to raise money also means the company "may be forced to liquidate its remaining assets and/or initiate bankruptcy proceedings" of its own, Jia admits.
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The deal, which is done in conjunction with investment bank B. Riley, does not guarantee that any of Barneys' stores stay open, or that the company does not liquidate entirely.
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Under the new law, "emergency financial managers" became "emergency managers" with the power to cancel or renegotiate city contracts, liquidate assets, suspend local government, unilaterally draft policy, and even disincorporate.
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In a worst-case scenario, the founders could just liquidate the company immediately, take 80% of the $10 million for themselves, and give just $2 million back to the VCs.
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The group fell apart after defections spurred by its cozy relationship with ruling authorities as then-President Ali Abdullah Saleh used AQAP fighters to liquidate his top foes, the socialists.
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Neil Woodford said he was shutting his Oxford-based investment firm on Tuesday following a decision by Link to liquidate his flagship 3 billion pound LF Woodford Equity Income Fund.
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By refusing to liquidate his business holdings or to place them in a blind trust, he's created an opening for Congress to investigate and possibly impeach him at any time.
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The options facing the three administrators over the next 6 months should be relatively simple: substantially restructure the firm, liquidate the remaining assets, or sell, in whole or in part.
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He told the story of one family that had to liquidate its 401(k) retirement account to pay the costs that fell within the big deductible of their Obamacare plan.
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Al-Thani said the central bank has $40 billion in reserves plus gold, while the Qatar Investment Authority sovereign wealth fund has $300 billion in reserves that it could liquidate.
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Without access to the more than $1 billion in insurance coverage, selling the refinery has become one of the company's only options to raise cash before being forced to liquidate.
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Under the new measures, portfolio investors could access foreign exchange in a free-floating window, boosting confidence that they would be able to liquidate and repatriate capital with relative ease.
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The only supportive factor for oil prices in the short term is that so many short positions have been established and there are relatively few long positions left to liquidate.
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Toys 'R' Us - the last major retailer focusing solely on toys - plans to liquidate inventory at 2000 U.S. stores, including Babies 'R' Us locations, by the end of this year.
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Henri Bendel said goodbye for good in January 2019, closing all remaining stores including its iconic New York flagship store after parent company L Brands decided to liquidate its assets.
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Paying the CMS bill would force the state to liquidate Land of Lincoln, Dowling said, which "would trigger marketplace disruption and extreme financial harm" to the CO-OP's 49,000 members.
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In his interview with The Times, he was emphatic (and correct) that he had no legal obligation to liquidate any of his holdings or put them in a blind trust.
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On Friday, the tradition came to a symbolic end when a judge approved a decision to liquidate the assets of Sears Canada, successor to Simpsons-Sears and acquirer of Eaton's.
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They can let Mr. Lampert try to maintain it as a "going concern" or force it to liquidate by selling all its real estate, inventory, intellectual property and other assets.
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Harvey Weinstein's former movie studio is seeking to liquidate in bankruptcy, a final blow to a prestigious Hollywood institution that imploded when Mr. Weinstein was accused of abusing multiple women.
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"Members ... have protection with large amounts of cash so if there is a downturn, they can weather through it rather than having to liquidate at the wrong time," Sonnenfeldt said.
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BEIRUT, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Lebanon's central bank said on Thursday it agreed to a request from Jammal Trust Bank, which was hit by U.S. sanctions last month, to liquidate itself.
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"Despite reports, Fairway Market has no intention to file for chapter 7 or liquidate all of its stores," it said in a statement, though it hinted at an alternative plan.
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Most of the adjustment has come from the long side of the market, as formerly bullish hedge funds liquidate positions accumulated in the second half of 22014 and earlier in 2018.
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According to Irving H. Picard, the trustee appointed by a federal bankruptcy court to liquidate the Madoff firm and return assets to investors, more than $13.3 billion has now been recovered.
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If you haven't seen a lot of corporate bankruptcy proceedings, they involve a number of parties with competing interests trying to liquidate a large company and fighting over who gets what.
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As Recode pointed out, the $100 million capital infusion was probably less of a necessary funding event but rather an opportunity for existing investors to liquidate stock ahead of an exit.
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They are the ones paying the fees, taking on the risk and then realizing disappointing returns at the end of the 10-year fund (which actually takes 15 years to liquidate).
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Toys R Us, the exclusive outlet for the speeder, announced that it was shutting down all of its 800 US stores, and that it would liquidate its assets — including the Landspeeder.
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According to new legal docs, the Queen of Soul's estate is looking to liquidate her assets and eliminate expenses after her passing ... which means unloading her properties in the Detroit area.
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The simultaneous attempt to liquidate so many long positions at the same time and create fresh short positions resulted in a classic crowded trade ("Predatory trading and crowded exits", Clunie, 2010).
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He told CERAWeek attendees Tuesday that while there is no war against shale, high costs producers must find ways to lower costs or liquidate, a comment that pushed oil prices lower.
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Most of the adjustment has come from the long side of the market, as formerly bullish hedge funds liquidate positions accumulated in the second half of 22014 and earlier in 23.
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Financiers who have lent against shares are unlikely to liquidate immediately, but are more likely to negotiate with the troubled party and ask for new security, the Shanghai stock exchange said.
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Hedge funds with a more bullish outlook on oil prices have chosen to maintain or even add to their long positions in WTI rather than liquidate them, limiting the price slide.
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The vendors join a group of now nearly 70 companies that have requested that Sears be pushed to liquidate in order to claim unpaid debts, according to the New York Post.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers continued to liquidate their bullish positions in crude and fuels, amid negative sentiment towards petroleum, before prices rallied sharply in the second half of last week.
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The company has no prepackaged arrangement to restructure the business or income from running the refinery, the largest in the U.S. Northeast, raising the likelihood it will be forced to liquidate.
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Chinese tech news blog Liangziwei reported this week that shareholders are asking to dissolve and liquidate the Shenzhen and Silicon Valley-based firm following months of infighting among its senior executives.
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We're now two-plus years into this and she's a couple months from completely running out of money, and Fortress Investment Group is going to seize the assets and liquidate them.
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Under assets, we have current assets, which includes cash, money market accounts, savings accounts, checking accounts; really any asset you can quickly liquidate without surrendering any of the asset&aposs value.
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"This person advised me that, right after tax season, I should liquidate my 401(k) to pay off student loans," says Snyder, who now works for a start-up in Austin.
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But the Luxembourg court on Friday rejected a request from the financial regulator — Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) — to liquidate ABLV's Luxembourg branch, the court said in a statement.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Thursday: Mattel stock dropped nearly 5 percent after hours after it was reported that Toys R Us may liquidate its U.S. operations.
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"I feel terrible for the employees there and none of them were given the option to liquidate when Adam bamboozled $700M out of the company," one former employee wrote on Twitter.
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Houston financial planner Scott Bishop said that by leaving a substantial IRA to charity through a trust you can avoid the taxes your heirs would pay when they liquidate the account.
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Without help from Washington, the collapse in auto sales would have exhausted General Motors's and Chrysler's cash reserves, forcing them to close their doors, lay off all their workers and liquidate.
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So far, Kerkhoff has struggled to gain traction on his strategic initiatives even as Thyssenkrupp's financial health deteriorated, narrowing the scope to be acquisitive and raising pressure to liquidate assets, say analysts.
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The company's unsecured creditors have already said they would prefer the company liquidate rather than sell to ESL, believing it is more valuable in pieces than as a company under ESL's ownership.
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Bezeq said on Sunday a court has allowed it to join the group of banks that are petitioning to break up and liquidate Eurocom in the hopes of recovering 119 million shekels.
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The proposal, confirmed by Renault sources, would place both carmakers under a new Paris- and Tokyo-listed holding company and effectively liquidate their cross-shareholdings, which are chronically undervalued by the market.
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The largest U.S. toy retailer, Toys 'R' Us, tried to emerge from its 2017 bankruptcy filing but was forced to liquidate six months later after creditors lost confidence in its turnaround plan.
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In September, Pine River told investors it would shutter its Pine River Fund after clients continually pulled money out, shrinking its assets to $153 million when senior executives decided to liquidate it.
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" Orders from that colonel's superior, Ahmed Ben Bella—who would, in 1963, become the first president of a free Algeria—read: "Liquidate all personalities who want to play the role of [mediator].
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Her investors own preferred stock, which mean that they will be paid out first should Theranos liquidate, and the lowered valuation of the company means that Holmes would walk away with nothing.
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Like Deb Shops, teen retailer Delia's also bit the bullet and filed for Chapter 11 before the calendar turned on 2015, saying it too would close all of its stores and liquidate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers continued to liquidate former bullish positions in oil last week and for the first time in more than a year clear signs of fresh short-selling emerged.
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The survival of companies like MMC highlights the difficulty of shaking out weak players in a cut-throat industry if management avoids tough decisions to downsize, merge or liquidate, industry observers say.
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After drawn-out negotiations with Brussels, Italy won permission to liquidate the two banks under national insolvency procedures rather than have European regulators pull the plug on their own, potentially harsher, terms.
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To help Windward course correct from its self-inflicted tailspin, Marcus issued swift commands to the team: focus on products with high margins, liquidate excess inventory and shutter the Highland Park location.
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But a few months later, 13 Sears vendors joined a larger group of companies pushing Sears to liquidate so the vendors can claim the money they're owed, Business Insider's Bethany Biron reported.
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It also created an "orderly liquidation authority," which is supposed to provide a process to liquidate, say, Goldman Sachs quickly and efficiently, with shareholders and creditors, rather than taxpayers, bearing the losses.
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Some hedge funds seem to have anticipated a bout of short covering, which is probably why many clung on to long positions and did not liquidate them despite the drop in prices.
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Of course, in order to pull off such a massive spate of sports deals, the Amazon CEO would have to liquidate his many assets, including his multimillion-dollar homes and other investments.
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If gas stocks rise rapidly during the remainder of April and May there is a risk fund managers will begin to liquidate some of their long positions and put prices under pressure.
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Syrian government forces "had the full right to protect its sovereignty and to drive out, liquidate the terrorist threat on its territory", Lavrov was cited as saying by the Interfax news agency.
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Bets by finds on higher gold prices on the Comex exchange had risen in the week to June 12, supporting prices, but Friday's rout may have forced some to liquidate their positions.
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The Venezuelan government says it has more than $9 billion in currency reserves, though much of that is gold that must be sent abroad to liquidate, a transaction that can take time.
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Most American households don't own stocks — or no longer own them, having been forced to liquidate stock holdings in the Great Recession, which was precipitated by a collapse in the housing market.
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FRANKFURT, March 27 (Reuters) - Allianz Global Investors said on Friday that it had decided to liquidate a pair of hedge funds after suffering losses during the market turmoil of the coronavirus outbreak.
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In an interview on Thursday with CBS News, he said Mr. Trump's decision not to liquidate his assets meant there was now "an appearance" that his businesses were profiting from the presidency.
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In his decision Thursday afternoon, Drain rejected arguments from a committee of creditors, including landlords and major vendors, who had urged the court to shut the company down and liquidate the assets.
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Toys R Us could soon liquidate its U.S. operations and the result will leave a lasting impact on the toy industry, Jefferies analyst Stephanie Wissink wrote in a note to investors Friday.
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In March 2150, the company announced it would liquidate all of its U.S. stores as part of its bankruptcy process, offering none of the more than 2000,230 people losing their jobs severance pay.
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The service helps large institutional clients like pension funds move their investments between and among asset managers or liquidate large investment portfolios with the objective of minimizing the costs of transitioning the investments.
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As we reported, Cleopatra filed a motion last week, attempting to block her grandmother's proposed conservatorship, and claimed Shelia was trying to liquidate all of John's assets and freeze out his 7 children.
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The company, with oilfields in South Louisiana and the Gulf of Mexico, also said in the filing that it may have to liquidate assets for less than their value on its balance sheet.
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However, her clients generally don't usually look at their primary residence as an investment because they are living in it — and they don't want to be forced to liquidate it at some point.
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The price rise provided Indian consumers an opportunity to liquidate their stocks, said the WGC, adding scrap supplies of gold more than doubled in September quarter from a year ago to 39 tonnes.
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Last week, the Weinstein Co. requested the Delaware court to convert the company's current chapter 11 bankruptcy filing to a chapter 7 in order to liquidate its assets to resolve the civil litigation.
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Its chief executive was quoted on Wednesday as saying there were no plans to liquidate foreign assets — as some investors had speculated — and that the fund would soon announce big new international investments.
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"If these holdings have to work as liquid buffers under stress, banks need to be able to liquidate them on the market promptly, which means...they should be marked to market," Enria said.
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Less than a year after Delia's — the retailer known for its flirty catalogs — said that it would liquidate all of its merchandise and shutter its stores, it was brought back to life online.
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"We have prayerfully looked at all possible options, trusting God's plan for our organization, and the difficult decision to liquidate is our only recourse," Chuck Bengochea, the company's president, said in a statement.
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Some of the bond and equity outflows from non-Latin American emerging markets this week might be due to foreign investors offloading other holdings as they're unable to liquidate loss positions in Argentina.
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The same phenomenon — the desire to quickly liquidate an investment before prices drop even more — will occur with cyber currencies as there will be far more sellers than buyers for a particular cryptocoin.
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That service helps large institutional clients like pension funds move their investments between and among asset managers or liquidate large investment portfolios with the objective of minimizing the costs of transitioning the investments.
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Women's shoestore chain Aerosoles Group, formally known as Aerogroup International Inc, on Tuesday sought a court order approving a plan to sell substantially all of its assets in case it needs to liquidate.
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FLOOD OF DDGs A move to liquidate massive corn stockpiles will also disrupt meal and vegetable oil trading in China and Asia, said grains analyst Roy Huckabay at Chicago brokerage the Linn Group.
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" The U.S. official said they had observed the sale of debt for kickbacks, but declined to provide examples, instead saying Venezuelan officials were attempting to liquidate state assets for "pennies on the dollar.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - ITT Educational Services Inc filed for bankruptcy on Friday to liquidate its business after the U.S. government restricted financial aid to new students of the U.S. for-profit college operator.
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Because many British Guiana planters used abolition of slavery as an opportunity to liquidate their human assets and get out of the sugar business, the Booker brothers were able to acquire them cheaply.
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So-called private sellers are people who might occasionally sell a firearm as part of a hobby or to liquidate some of their firearm collection but don't sell guns to turn a profit.
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Toys "R" Us, which filed one of the largest retail bankruptcies in history last September, paid hundreds of millions of dollars in legal fees while being forced to liquidate all its American stores.
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At a hearing in Washington in 1985, Mr. Meyer called Mr. Icahn one of the greediest men on earth and accused him of wanting to liquidate the airline, The New York Times reported.
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With their goals in mind, Benz suggested the following changes to their portfolio:To ensure they have enough cash to buy a new home outright, liquidate two smaller stock investments held in taxable accounts.
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I think what's happening is that we had a very rapid move in stocks and it could be that one strategy bumped into another and all of a sudden someone had to liquidate.
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Lime, which manages assets worth nearly $4 billion, said on Tuesday it halted withdrawals from some funds because "it takes a long time to liquidate the assets and it may involve high cost".
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The sales will allow Avenue Stores to liquidate assets at the stores as "quickly and effectively as possible," Judge Laurie Selber Silverstein of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware said in an order.
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Now, under increasing pressure to liquidate a past-due private equity fund, Glassman is again attempting a Gateway IPO at a valuation of as high as US$212017 billion, according to a Feb.
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The largest U.S. toy retailer, Toys 'R' Us, tried to emerge from its 2017 bankruptcy filing but was also forced to liquidate six months later, after creditors lost confidence in its turnaround plan.
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The New York-based firm, which managed $11 billion at its peak in 2015, will liquidate its Jana Partners and Jana Nirvana funds, the firm told its investors in a letter seen by Reuters.
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As an example, it cited the Midland Mall in Midland, Michigan which lost a Sears, J.C. Penney and Bon-Ton owned Younkers in the span of two years, forcing it to liquidate in June.
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And Democratic state assemblyman Phil Ting proposed legislation that would give the state's public employee and retirement systems to liquidate any assets in businesses that contract with the Trump administration to build the wall.
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Golfsmith, which has 109 stores across the United States, filed for bankruptcy with a plan to find a buyer for its U.S. business, reorganize on a smaller scale or liquidate, according to court documents.
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Police also said that Karen's family has since filed a motion in court to freeze their marital assets, which Christopher was allegedly trying to liquidate to pay for his legal defense after her death.
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The earnings announcement included a proposal that would create new class C shares, a move that could allow Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to liquidate some of his shares while maintaining control in the company.
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The creditors that opted to liquidate Toys "R" Us, despite having takeover offers on the table, now say that they might try to revive the brand — including the possible opening of new retail locations.
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When Leona Bateman and her husband left, it was out of frustration: Their kids were getting kicked out or leaving of their own accord, and the church was poised to liquidate their family business.
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And the "black money" hoarders have ways to liquidate their loot, for example hiring lots of people to deposit their notes into their own accounts and then send it back, all for a fee.
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Such a large accumulation of futures contracts worried Garner, as it means it is only a matter of time until money managers are forced to liquidate and cause the price of oil to fall.
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Bailey said that the proportion of assets in the fund that were estimated to take over 180 days to liquidate had increased from 25% on June 30, 2018 to 33% by April 30, 2019.
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The proposed bill would allow the state to run city government for 15 years, liquidate public assets and dissolve departments, according to a draft of the legislation expected to be introduced later on Wednesday.
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"If people are placing negative bets or were trying to liquidate, in both cases, you'd want to have done it before today," said Andrew Frankel, co-president of Stuart Frankel & Co in New York.
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ANKARA, May 23 (Reuters) - Turkey's Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF) has decided to sell confiscated Islamic lender Bank Asya , it said on Monday, following uncertainty over whether it would be forced to liquidate the bank.
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TRIESTE, April 19 (Reuters) - The chairman of Assicurazioni Generali pledged the Italian insurer would liquidate its investments in the coal sector in 6 to 12 months after Greenpeace activists staged a protest on Thursday.
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Williams explained that the majority of his current assets are in the form of Twitter stock, which he plans to begin to liquidate through a Securities and Exchange Commission rule 10b5–1 into 163.
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Trump has refused to liquidate his holdings, and, astonishingly, is using the existence of these corrupting financial interests as a shield to protect him from transparency norms that all recent presidents have adhered to.
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In May, The Wall Street Journal reported the company was looking at closing a number of stores under a court-backed bankruptcy plan and was talking to firms that liquidate inventories and other assets.
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Periods of market volatility are a great time to invest funds you may have on the sidelines and liquidate and redeploy underperforming assets to put your money to work while the opportunity presents itself.
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SAN FRANCISCO — ITT Educational Services, one of the nation's largest for-profit educational companies, filed for bankruptcy protection on Friday to liquidate its business after the federal government restricted financial aid to new students.
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Another challenge is when one account or group of accounts must sell or liquidate a position, while a portfolio manager is willing, or wishes to buy more of the same security for other accounts.
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This 5% run big companies, run small companies, employ millions, hire and fire employees, invest in new companies, liquidate old companies, increase or decrease wages, and essentially control the lives of the other 95%.
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When the Nazis began to liquidate the ghetto, he buried 6,000 of his negatives, nearly 3793,000 of which survived the war somewhat intact and about 200 of which are on view in this exhibition.
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When the Nazis began to liquidate the ghetto, he buried 6,000 of his negatives, nearly 3,000 of which survived the war somewhat intact and about 200 of which are on view in this exhibition.
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By building a large cash buffer, investors have positioned themselves to endure financial turmoil for as long as four years without having to liquidate their investments, according to TIGER 21's fourth-quarter report.
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"It is nothing but a plan to liquidate the Palestinian cause," Muhammad Shtayyeh, the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, said at a cabinet meeting in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Monday.
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"The lesson from 2008 is that you have to have a lot of cash so that if the markets go upside down, you don't liquidate the best positions at the wrong time," said Sonnenfeldt.
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Shares of Toys R Us debtholders Hasbro (HAS) and Mattel (MAT) saw their stocks fall in premarket trade Friday after CNBC reported, citing sources, that Toys R Us may soon liquidate its U.S. operations.
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If you'll have no emergency savings left, or if you need to liquidate retirement accounts, then you should likely continue saving until your overall financial situation can accommodate the major expense of home ownership.
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"The euro looks on track for further losses as market participants still appear to have more long positions on the euro to liquidate," said Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo.
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The regulator also said it will hire law firms to re-evaluate and liquidate some assets of Baoshang Bank Co Ltd after it took over the lender last month due to "serious" credit risks.
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At this point, the Afrin Kurds seems to have a closer working relationship with Russia than America, and it is Russia helping them liquidate America's Arab and Turkmen allies on the ground in Aleppo.
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If fund managers choose to liquidate some of their existing long positions into a rising market, fund selling could help moderate the impact of tougher sanctions (a case of "buy the rumour, sell the fact").
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In this particular case, customers of SoFi's new ETFs weren't told beforehand that SoFi intended to liquidate their existing ETF investments and funnel the proceeds into its own new funds, as reported by the WSJ.
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It also means the grace period granted to Twin Butte by its senior lenders is over, giving them the right to demand repayment of the company's bank debt and appoint a receiver to liquidate assets.
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From a positioning perspective, the balance of risks remained tilted to the upside, with a small number of long positions left to liquidate and a large number of shorts still needing to be closed out.
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Many fear the U.S. administration's effort to strip refugee status from Palestinians by cutting aid to the U.N. agency that supports over five million Palestinians across the region was an attempt to liquidate their cause.
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The new international members – which include restructuring specialist Paul Brough, who helped liquidate Lehman Brothers' Asian assets and took over ailing commodities trader Noble Group in May 2017 – may have some ideas of their own.
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If a design flaw causes the organization's operating software to behave in an unexpected and undesirable way, there might be no way to fix the problem other than to liquidate the organization and start over.
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To ensure his chances of outbidding proposals to liquidate the chain, Lampert last week agreed to assume more than $600 million in additional liabilities that Sears has incurred since filing for bankruptcy protection last October.
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The firm will be returning roughly $10 billion to clients and Jacobson said he will liquidate the portfolio "methodically and opportunistically" instead of trying to meet any arbitrary, near-term deadline with a fire-sale.
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If Citi's call is correct, it expects traders to liquidate their crude positions, leading to a sell-off likely to exceed the $3 per barrel swing in May when OPEC's last meeting disappointed the market.
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Before the meeting with the Indian executives became public, The Wall Street Journal's editorial board called for Trump to liquidate his entire stake in his company and put the cash in a real blind trust.
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It was on that day that Madoff transformed his business from a sole proprietorship into Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, which Picard was appointed by the court to liquidate following its December 2008 collapse.
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The assault on Idlib as Syrian and Russian aircraft pound the province, and we assess that it will continue, unabated, until President Bashar al-Assad and his backers raze and "liquidate" this last rebel stronghold.
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ISTANBUL, May 11 (Reuters) - Turkey will attempt to sell Islamic lender Bank Asya, seized by regulators last year, by May 29 or will liquidate it, the head of a banking regulatory body said on Wednesday.
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"What a lot of people forget is that it's not that it would just hit the insurers but they might have to liquidate equity portfolios to raise the money to pay that off," Cashin said.
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Funds probably continued to liquidate bullish positions in the last two weeks of the year – though there is no way to tell yet because publication of updated numbers has been delayed by the U.S. government shutdown.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The Brazilian government plans to privatize or liquidate some 100 state-run companies, reflecting the new administration's drive to reduce the size of the state, Infrastructure Minister Tarcisio Freitas said on Tuesday.
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When the last Toys 'R' Us store closes its doors once and for all, the company's top executives will have pocketed some $8.2 million in retention bonuses for sticking around long enough to liquidate the company.
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While Riyadh has told its banks it does not want them to do new business with Qatari institutions, neither Saudi Arabia nor the UAE has yet clarified whether banks will be required to liquidate existing deals.
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But with prices appearing to have gained too much, too soon - the Relative Strength Index for Brent and WTI was at 69 on Thursday, just below the overbought level of 70 - there was pressure to liquidate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds have started to liquidate some of their record bullish positions in crude oil and refined fuels as the rally has gone into reverse and amid signs that U.S. shale production is surging.
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ISTANBUL, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Turkey's authorities plan to sell Islamic lender Bank Asya by May 29 and will liquidate it if they cannot find a buyer, the chairman of the deposit insurance fund said on Friday.
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The move cost him $500 using a company incorporation service and protected hundreds of thousands in personal assets when in 2009 he was forced to liquidate the steel business when the manufacturing sector took a tumble.
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The department store first filed for Chapter 20073 bankruptcy in July 2008; by October, the 59-year-old retailer announced plans to liquidate and close of its remaining stores, just in time for the holiday season.
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After that settlement, Citigroup said it would liquidate what was left of Banamex USA, which had some branches in the United States and was affiliated with Citigroup's Mexico City-based Banamex subsidiary, now known as Citibanamex.
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Unlike the last go-around, the company has no prepackaged arrangement to restructure the business or income from running the refinery, the largest in the U.S. Northeast, raising the likelihood it will be forced to liquidate.
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Global Geophysical Services LLC, which provides seismic data services to the oil and natural gas industry, filed for its second bankruptcy in two years on Wednesday, saying it would liquidate amid hard times for energy companies.
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She told the bank it "would take her too long to liquidate her assets in Germany and wire the funds to the United States" but that she would wire the money within days, the indictment said.
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In late 2017 a three-judge tribunal established to resolve Saad's debt dispute appointed a consortium called Etqaan Alliance to liquidate assets owned by the billionaire by auctions in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, Riyadh and Jeddah.
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Moreover, because Mr. Trump is the only president for at least 40 years not to liquidate his business assets or put them in a blind trust, concerns about his financial conflicts of interest are uniquely heightened.
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Gold, a classic "safe" asset, has seen wild swings between $1,450 and $1,83 an ounce, triggering panic selloff by traders looking to liquidate everything they have in order to honor large market positions on borrowed money.
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"Investors with exposure to UK securities need to think ahead, we can't not hedge prior to the election and assume that we can liquidate positions or sell to hedge ourselves on Friday after the outcome," he said.
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But as recently as last year, Stevanovich was claiming that GBA (since renamed to Skyworks) was worth $1.7 billion, and that as soon as he could liquidate that investment, he could make good on all his pledges.
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Italy is keen to avoid having to liquidate the two banks under strict EU rules that would impose losses on their creditors and large depositors as it fears hurting confidence and further undermining its frail banking system.
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He has said he plans to transfer control of his company to three of his adult children, but ethics experts have said conflicts could engulf the new administration if Trump does not liquidate his business holdings. Rep.
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Bankrupt alumina producer Sherwin Alumina Co said on Wednesday it would liquidate after announcing it will close its plant in Gregory, Texas, due to a bauxite supply dispute with Noranda Aluminum Holding Corp, which is also bankrupt.
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But with prices appearing to have gained too much, too soon — the Relative Strength Index for Brent and WTI was at 69 on Thursday, just below the overbought level of 63 — there was also pressure to liquidate.
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U.S. President Donald Trump issued an executive order restricting Venezuela's ability to liquidate state assets and debt in the United States, an action that appeared to target in part Venezuelan-owned but U.S.-based oil refiner Citgo.
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A South Korean court ruling forcing Mitsubishi Heavy to liquidate its assets in South Korea to compensate workers would put an additional strain on relations, likely making a resolution of the dispute over exports even more difficult.
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In this scenario, they would be forced to liquidate holdings of other assets like stocks or bonds to cover their position in Bitcoin, or meet the hefty margin requirements stipulated by the market-making exchanges and brokers.
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In appointing Floether to liquidate Air Berlin in December, a German insolvency judge was of the opinion that, although Niki was registered as a company in Austria, its center of main interest was in fact in Germany.
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In September 2014, the nation's biggest pension fund, the California Public Employees' Retirement System, or Calpers, announced plans to liquidate its $4 billion hedge fund holdings on concerns that the investments were too expensive and too complicated.
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Coal producer Blackjewel LLC won bankruptcy court approval at a hearing on Friday to take steps it proposed in a motion a day earlier to sell three mines to Contura Energy Inc to avoid having to liquidate.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - ADP Inc's decision in 2015 to liquidate an employee stock fund with nearly 5 million company shares could undermine the payroll processor's efforts to defeat hedge fund manager William Ackman in a bitter proxy battle.
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While some liberals liked the idea of retaining Fannie and Freddie as wards of the state, the White House embraced a bipartisan proposal to liquidate them while creating a new, smaller, federal role in securitizing home loans.
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A Cavalli spokesman confirmed Monday that Art Fashion Corporation, the name of the brand's North American subsidiary, would liquidate under Chapter 7 of the United States bankruptcy code by April 4 as part of a restructuring effort.
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Eight others in the poll predicted BI would hold the benchmark at 4.75% due to concerns about capital outflows, as global investors liquidate assets to cover steep losses in a myriad of assets amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Intesa's role is part of a new plan by the Rome government that would effectively liquidate Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca with the help of taxpayer money to reduce losses for the banks' private investors.
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Under the settlement, Mr. Trump's lawyers also agreed to liquidate the Trump Foundation's remaining assets of more than $1.7 million and disburse them to those same nonprofits, which have no connection to the president or his family.
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He was the only buyer who offered Sears a lifeline at all — other bidders just wanted to liquidate the chain — but he had already presided over a long decline of Sears going back more than a decade.
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The couple announced their plan to divorce in a joint Twitter statement in January, causing some to worry that Jeff Bezos could wind up with reduced Amazon voting power or that he or MacKenzie would liquidate large position.
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It would also permit such savers to take those savings out as a lump sum on retirement if they wanted and to liquidate the savings early in certain cases, primarily if they needed money to buy a home.
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"This move could force some existing positions to liquidate or move elsewhere, which is not something that would be done lightly," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"Absent additional financing, I believe the debtors could be forced to liquidate on a highly expedited basis," said a court filing by Eric Koza, a managing director at the restructuring firm Zolfo Cooper, which has been advising Avaya.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - China Universal Asset Management Co said it plans to liquidate a fund that invests in energy stocks, in what would be the first case of a product dissolution by a mutual fund this year.
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Bezos, the richest person in modern history, who is currently worth $2100 billion, would have to liquidate his roughly 2000 million shares of Amazon stock, which accounted for more than 219.4 percent of his wealth as of October.
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That operation, announced in June, allowed Italy, after months of wrangling with regulators in Brussels and Frankfurt, to use government money and guarantees to liquidate the banks without passing on losses to most of the lenders' retail customers.
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The out-of-court settlement comes after lenders Investec , ABSA and financial group Sanlam had turned to the Cape High Court to liquidate one of the entities that holds Jooste's wealth in a bid to recoup their money.
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Also on Thursday, North Korea threatened to liquidate all South Korean assets in the country, including 123 factories in an industrial park that was jointly run by the Koreas until the South shut it down it last month.
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Lampert's revised bid is the only one that envisions keeping Sears alive, albeit in a smaller form, and came after a last-minute deal he reached with the retailer on Tuesday as the company was preparing to liquidate.
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"Spain is a serious country and a great nation and we will not tolerate that a few people try liquidate our constitution," Rajoy told journalists after the upper house of parliament allowed him to take control of Catalonia.
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From there, the Byrdes are given just a few days to liquidate $8 million in assets, leave Chicago and set up shop in Missouri — where, under threat of execution, they have three months to launder all that cash.
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For the average person on the street looking at the stock market, never go and liquidate your 401K, or go all cash, because you'll get back in at the wrong level, and you'll sell low and buy high.
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If you don't have a comprehensive plan in place and you liquidate your 401(k) plan before you hit the age of 59½, you may wind up paying an early withdrawal penalty — and that's on top of taxes.
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A trader at foreign bank said many institutions who held long dollar positions at around 6.95 per dollar were forced to liquidate to stop loss and follow the trend when the spot price rose past the key threshold.
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Nazi persecution put Purrmann in a financial bind, which led him to liquidate his art collection; his sale of the 16th-century painting to the Gemäldegalerie in 1937 qualifies for restitution as the sale was made under duress.
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"In 2009 — one generation later — when gold hit $1,800, women stood in line to sell their gold jewelry, but men did not liquidate their timepieces because the knowledge of what to pay for them wasn't there," he said.
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Dana Reizniece-Ozola, finance minister, said Latvia had already clamped down on its non-resident banks but would take further action after its third-biggest lender was forced to liquidate itself following US allegations of institutionalised money laundering.
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In a 2013 New York Times article, for instance, he described how he and his wife Heidi agreed to "liquidate our entire net worth" to plow more than $1 million into the 2012 battle for his Senate seat.
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In late 2017 a three-judge tribunal established to resolve Saad's debt dispute appointed a consortium called Etqaan Alliance to liquidate assets owned by the billionaire by auctioning his assets in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, Riyadh and Jeddah.
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It could operate much like a bank, making loans that must be repaid with interest, or it could be something like a university endowment or a foundation that might even liquidate itself once its infrastructure mission is accomplished.
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The toy retailer will liquidate its operations if its negotiations with creditors do not result in a deal that can help the company to emerge from bankruptcy, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing a source familiar with the matter.
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Just months after Nabil Zaidi, founder of the luxury streetwear company Profound, signed a deal to sell his goods at Barneys New York, his dreams were dashed when the company announced plans to shutter and liquidate all remaining locations.
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Why it matters: The Toys "R" Us situation was unusual in terms of both scale and the decision to liquidate rather than scale back or sell, but there could be some who view this new fund as precedent-setting.
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Other sectors such as real estate, small- to mid-sized banks with large exposure to these shadow banks and also some private banks who have bought portfolios from these finance companies looking to liquidate assets, could face increased challenges.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Creditors of the Singapore unit of Hong Kong-listed Brightoil Petroleum Holdings have filed two lawsuits and an order to liquidate the company in the city-state's High Court, court documents requested by Reuters showed on Friday.
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The Wall Street Journal was the first to report the news and, according to one source who spoke to the outlet, Janie and Jack could potentially be liquidated if no buyer steps up, while Gymboree is expected to liquidate.
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The North's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea said Thursday that Pyongyang will "liquidate" South Korean assets at the closed Kaesong factory park and the scrapped tourism resort at Diamond Mountain, both of which are in North Korea.
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The regulator said it would assess other potential scenarios in future stress tests, including other types of liquidity that clearers might be required to generate and how derivatives markets might react if a clearing house needed to liquidate positions.
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ATHENS, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Greece plans to liquidate Larco, one of Europe's biggest nickel producers which is struggling under heavy debt, and then look for an investor for some of the company's assets, its energy minister said on Friday.
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The selling by fund firms including Fidelity Investments, The Hartford and Putnam Investments combined for a total of nearly 12 million shares, and came amid similar moves to liquidate positions in the company by prominent growth-focused hedge funds.
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The big picture: Along with a large chunk of the Western Hemisphere, the U.K. stands with the U.S. and has reportedly refused a request from the Maduro government to liquidate $1.2 billion of gold reserves held at the Bank of England.
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PK, one of the largest U.S. department store operators, said in court on Tuesday it was in talks with potential investors as part of an effort to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, despite calls from some bondholders that it liquidate.
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Asian risk assets remain under pressure over a re-escalation of tensions between China and the Unites States but the Chinese currency snapped days of losses as traders said corporate clients chose to liquidate their dollar positions to lock in profits.
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If neither plan is approved, Jia warns he may have to declare Chapter 7 bankruptcy and fully liquidate all of his assets, which he says would result in smaller payments to creditors, and also affect Faraday Future's ability to continue.
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The fund grew out of her collaboration, beginning in the late 1950s, with a Ford vice president, W. McNeil Lowry, to create incentives for symphonies, ballet companies, theaters and other arts groups to liquidate their deficits and build working capital reserves.
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Mr. Ben-Avraham has been racing to put together a bid for Barneys, which he sees as a cultural institution and New York landmark that could evolve into a new experience, rather than license its name and liquidate its stores.
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Specifically: "Assignee shall liquidate the Assets, wind down Assignor and distribute the net liquidation proceeds to creditors of Assignor who timely submit claims as instructed below," reads a legal notice pertaining to the General Assignment, which is dated October 26.
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"Sovereign wealth funds went into European financial stocks in a big way a few years ago, so that could be one of the reasons why that sector has been hit this year, as they liquidate positions to raise cash," said Singh.
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"Time and again investors are faced with making the difficult choice between withstanding the woes that strike when fear overshadows the property market, and paying a high price tag to liquidate their investments," Morningstar investment research analyst Muna Abu-Habsa wrote.
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The company added that it is communicating with a number of exchanges in a bid to "make it more difficult for the thief to liquidate" the stolen tokens, but it remains to be seen how successful those efforts will be.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Four big foreign banks with large American operations are being given an extra year to detail plans on how they would sell or liquidate the assets of their U.S. subsidiaries if they were to fail, regulators said on Wednesday.
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SEOUL, July 103 (Reuters) - South Koreans forced to work for Japanese occupiers will seek a court order to forcibly liquidate Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' assets to compensate them, their lawyers said on Tuesday, risking more Japanese anger over the issue.
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Meanwhile, the old acrimony about Japan's wartime behaviour looks set to flare up again with South Koreans forced to work for Japanese occupiers seeking a court order to forcibly liquidate Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' assets to compensate them, their lawyers said.
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Some investors had worried about how the split could affect Jeff Bezos' influence over Amazon or the possibility he or MacKenzie would have to liquidate a large position ever since the world's richest couple announced the impending divorce in January.
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Gold prices dropped more than 12 percent from a peak in April with the metal losing its safe-haven status to the U.S. dollar, driving investors to raise their bearish bets on Comex gold and liquidate gold exchange traded funds.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Vedanta Resources said on Wednesday it had notified its Zambian joint venture partner ZCCM-IH that it had launched arbitration proceedings related to an attempt by the Zambian government to liquidate Vedanta's majority-owned Konkola Copper Mines (KCM).
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The Wall Street Journal argued that his "best option is to liquidate his stake" in his company, although more because of the political perception Mr. Trump's holdings may create than the actual effect of a conflict of interest on his decisions.
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That is what it did in February in the case of ABLV, the largest non-resident bank in Latvia that was forced to liquidate itself earlier this year after being accused by the US of breaking sanctions against North Korea.
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Manhattan office and retail landlord New York REIT said in August it would liquidate its assets and hand the proceeds to shareholders, after the company abandoned a plan to merge with privately held JBG Cos due to lack of shareholder support.
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That's when one large money market fund that held millions of dollars worth of debt from bankrupt Lehman Brothers went under when its net asset value dropped to 97 cents — called "breaking the buck" — and it was forced to liquidate.
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The world's richest couple had announced their impending divorce in a joint Twitter statement in January, causing some to worry that Jeff Bezos could wind up with less Amazon voting power or that he or MacKenzie would liquidate large positions.
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As an executive vice president at Great American Group, a firm that helps liquidate the merchandise, clothing racks and mannequins at stores that are closing, Ryan Mulcunry has been watching booms and busts in the retail industry for almost two decades.
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NEW YORK, March 11 (Reuters) - Asset managers and exchange traded funds should be watched closely by authorities in case investors liquidate risky investments suddenly, the director of the IMF's Monetary and Capital Markets Department wrote in a blog post on Wednesday.
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In the weeks between the president's unexpected election victory and his inauguration, Mr. Shaub took an extraordinary gamble: He recommended very publicly on Twitter, and in a rare public speech, that Mr. Trump liquidate his vast business and personal holdings.
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The European Commission approved the rescue plan for Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca but also said it would be up to the Italian government — rather than the European bank resolution agency, the Single Resolution Board — to liquidate the lenders.
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Withdrawal rights over a plan to create a pan-European media group had been exercised by shareholders representing 0.06% of Mediaset's capital as a deadline to liquidate holdings in the Italian broadcaster expired at the weekend, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.
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Though Kibler says the restructuring analysis that used to take place during bankruptcy now happens before a company files, this time pressure has contributed to retailers being less likely to reorganize and more prone to liquidate and sell their intellectual property.
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As for the half-day before Christmas, "I bet the true culprit will be related to some fund that had to liquidate before the end of the year, and there just weren't enough buyers on the other side of the trade," Cramer argued.
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A statement from the Palestinian Foreign Ministry said the latest aid cut was part of a U.S. attempt "to liquidate the Palestinian cause" and said it would threaten the lives of thousands of Palestinians and the livelihoods of thousands of hospital employees.
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In a letter to Trump published in mid-November, he joined watchdog groups and ethics lawyers from both Democratic and Republican administrations in predicting "rampant, inescapable" conflicts that will engulf the new administration if the president-elect does not liquidate his business holdings.
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ROME, June 26 (Reuters) - Losses for the Italian state will be limited in a deal unveiled on Sunday to liquidate two ailing regional lenders, a senior Bank of Italy official said, adding the state may even eventually make a profit from it.
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Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to Vornado Realty Trust and the hedge funds that have not contributed to the employee fund, questioning why they decided to liquidate the company instead of restructuring its debt and pressing them to contribute to the employee fund.
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U.S. District Judge Kiyo Matsumoto did not rule on Shkreli's request at a hearing on Monday, but said she would be "reluctant" to release the money without knowing more about what assets Shkreli had and what he had done to liquidate them.
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Etqaan Alliance, the consortium appointed by Saudi authorities to liquidate assets owned by al-Sanea and the company in an effort to repay creditors, plans to begin selling the company's assets in Saudi Arabia, according to several sources familiar with the matter.
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U.S. President Donald Trump was planning to meet with trade advisers to decide whether to activate the tariffs.. CBOT corn and soybean futures tumbled as uncertainty about tariffs and favorable crop weather in the U.S. Midwest prompted funds to liquidate big long positions.
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Despite the potential for big gains and the ability to liquidate an investment at any time, crypto is in a legal grey area and that has put many U.S. investors off, even if some have dabbled on the side through personal investments.
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The size and timing of the payouts, made through a mix of stock sales and loans secured by his equity in the company, is unusual, considering that founders typically wait until after a company holds its public offering to liquidate their holdings.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea on Thursday responded to South Korean unilateral sanctions by firing short-range ballistic missiles into the sea in a show of defiance and vowed to "liquidate" all remaining South Korean assets at former cooperative projects in the North.
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JERUSALEM, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Bezeq Israel Telecom has asked a court if it can be allowed to join three banks petitioning to break up and liquidate its debt-laden parent company, Eurocom Communications, in the hopes of recovering 119 million shekels ($34 million).
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It's also the logical outgrowth of the haphazard campaign he ran, with wanton disregard for the kind of norms—like disclosing tax returns and promising to liquidate holdings—that have bound past candidates or discouraged them from seeking office in the first place.
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The world's richest couple had announced the impending divorce in a joint Twitter statement in January, causing some to worry that Jeff Bezos could wind up with less voting control over Amazon or that he or MacKenzie would have to liquidate large positions.
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Legal Status - Mid Range Attribute: Despite being a limited liability company, FS's status as a public service entity, fully owned by the government, leads us to believe that legislative input would ultimately be needed to liquidate it in case of financial disruption.
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U.S. President Donald Trump was planning to meet with trade advisers to decide whether to activate the tariffs.. CBOT corn and soybean futures tumbled as uncertainty about tariffs and favorable crop weather in the U.S. Midwest prompted funds to liquidate big long positions.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's scandal-hit Fanya metals exchange will begin to sell off its stockpiles of indium on Monday as courts liquidate assets in order to pay off creditors owed nearly 217.743 billion yuan ($5.90 billion) after the exchange's collapse in 2015.
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"The question becomes, if we liquidate these guns and sell these guns, which is required as part of the special administrator's duty, we will be perpetuating the violence that actually caused the death of those individuals," Denton told CNN earlier this month.
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A former campaign adviser to President Trump said the ongoing federal probe into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia has taken such a financial toll on him that he's had to liquidate his children's college fund to pay for legal counsel.
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Unsecured creditors of Avenue Stores LLC on Wednesday rallied against its bid for an order approving its bankruptcy loan, saying in a filing that terms of the loan would effectively liquidate the women's apparel retailer without regard to the interests of other stakeholders.
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Guidepost is working to liquidate Platinum's investments in hard-to-sell private energy, mining and other companies after six top executives of the firm, including founder Mark Nordlicht and President Uri Landesman, were charged in December with running a $1 billion fraud.
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BEIJING/HONG KONG, July 25 (Reuters) - Agricultural Bank of China Ltd , China's third-biggest lender, plans to sell a record 3.06 billion yuan ($464 million) worth of bad loan-backed securities this week under a government pilot scheme to quickly liquidate soured debt.
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Other obstacles that often raise concern about wealth taxes are how to value assets like art and private businesses when determining wealth, and the potential impact on stock markets if rich shareholders suddenly have to liquidate their holdings to pay their tax bills.
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Many ethics experts still say the only way Mr. Trump can eliminate his most serious conflicts is to liquidate his company, and then put the money into a blind trust — a move Mr. Trump has so far rejected as impractical and unreasonable.
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Issuers are not always willing to help after a fund is delisted, said Mariana Bush, head of closed-end fund and exchange-traded product research at Wells Fargo Advisors, who has helped financial advisers at the bank liquidate positions in delisted ETNs.
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One of the biggest determinants in whether a company should liquidate or attempt to restructure is simply whether it has a reason to exist, says Melissa Kibler, a senior managing director at Mackinac Partners who works as an accountant on bankruptcy-induced reorganizations.
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It has the power to derail those plans and could exercise withdrawal rights over its 29% stake in Mediaset, forcing the Italian firm to spend more than the 180 million euros ($199 million) it has set aside for shareholders who want to liquidate their holdings.
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"I ask the (Catalan) parliament to meet in a plenary session during which we, the representatives of the citizens' sovereignty, will be able to decide over this attempt to liquidate our government and our democracy, and act in consequence," Puigdemont said in a televised address.
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If those purchases are returned to a store, the retailer will have a few choices: ship it back to a distribution or processing center; try to resell it as a one-off item in the store; liquidate, donate or recycle it or throw it away.
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In response to the vote, U.S. President Donald Trump issued an executive order restricting Venezuela's ability to liquidate state assets and debt in the United States, the latest in a series of sanctions that seeks to choke off financing for the already cash-strapped government.
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However, if the situation becomes critical, the Qatari government can liquidate some of its overseas assets and provide the funds to its banking system, much as Saudi Arabia did last year when its banks faced a funding squeeze due to low oil prices, he said.
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In a market downturn of the kind stressed in our higher rating scenarios, the servicer of the Delft 13 mortgage loans could be forced to implement a high number of loan workouts, or to swiftly liquidate the collateral to repay the notes at maturity.
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Although many investors think the crackdown could be positive for Saudi Arabia in the long run, by addressing a longstanding problem and increasing the power of reformist Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, there are fears that people implicated may be forced to liquidate their investments.
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Your Money 7 Photos View Slide Show ' DETROIT — Many residents of high-cost areas entertain the dream, at least occasionally: Give up the rent or mortgage grind, liquidate assets and start over someplace cheaper, perhaps one that could use a few spirited new residents.
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"Many market participants rushed to liquidate to trim their losses in the morning," said a second trader at a Chinese bank, attributing the move to sharp declines in U.S. yields on Friday night and no move by the PBOC to loosen over the weekend.
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In one of the lawsuits brought against the bank by Daniel Shak, a metals trader, Shak estimated he suffered immediate losses of around $25 million after he was forced to liquidate his position as a result of JPMorgan's market manipulation, a court document showed.
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Ms. Lee soon persuaded Ms. McKiver to liquidate her 401(k) and give Ms. Lee $32,900, which Ms. Lee promised to lock in a box in St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York, to be returned, cleansed of evil spirits, in six months, the lawsuit states.
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"The liquidity assessment carried out by the fund and divulged to the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) in April this year showed that a third of the fund was in assets that would take six months to a year, or more, to liquidate," said Hughes.
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Ultimately, the flip-flops had to be unloaded at steep markdowns, one of many missteps at a company that by early 2019 would liquidate its stores in the United States and enter its second bankruptcy in rapid succession, putting 16,000 people out of work.
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He had been trying to liquidate some of its holdings with the aim of reopening the fund in December, but on Tuesday morning its corporate director Link Fund Solutions said the process had not gone as planned and it was to close the fund.
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There is a global sell-off across stocks and other assets, even gold, as investors try to cover their risk positions and liquidate their assets for cash during this virus-induced panic period, said Henry Jennings, senior analyst and portfolio manager at Marcus Today.
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So why not use this little AI-powered tool to turn a photo of your face into a 3D model, then idly spin it round, pondering exactly how and when super-intelligent robots will liquidate your body and replace you with a perfect 3D-printed simulacra.
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However, partly reflecting waning interest in energy shares on the mainland, China Universal Asset Management Co said it plans to liquidate an exchange-traded fund that buys energy plays including PetroChina and Sinopec, after the fund's size shrank by more than half over the past seven months.
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As of March 1, a moratorium on evictions of non-paying mortgage borrowers ended and banks may now liquidate the assets behind 144,000 contracts, worth a total of 1.3 trillion forints ($4.65 billion), where borrowers fell at least 90 days behind payments, the central bank said.
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They oppose a debt restructuring plan first outlined last week, and say they would prefer to liquidate the struggling coal group, which in addition to the bonds, owes banks and others some 6 billion yuan ($922 million), according to its last available numbers, published in June.
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The Islamists had a different, more compelling justification for reviling Israel: They sought to liquidate that free society, not in the name of realizing an exhausted dream of Arab "unity" or an authoritarian Palestinian homeland, but in the name of the sacred duty to serve Allah.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek banks are being urged to address their high load of bad loans to be able to fully fund the economy and those still holding assets they can liquidate should be "the first to be targeted" in this effort, a source said on Wednesday.
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Funds like Saba point to the fact that closed-end funds that do liquidate give investors the chance to exit the fund at the highest value possible, and then re-invest in products with lower fees and similar payouts, like open-end mutual funds or ETFs.
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However, Schwartz and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission staff working on the case have "differing views" on how best to liquidate Platinum's portfolio, according to a letter he sent on Friday to Brooklyn federal court Chief Judge Dora Irizarry, announcing his intention to resign as Platinum's receiver.
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The auction is the first in a series of attempts to liquidate a 130,000-strong collection of artworks and literary treasures pulled together by Aristophil, a group set up in 1990 that raised funds from some 18,000 investors in exchange for a share in the pieces.
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If, for example, you will need a chunk of your portfolio for a down payment on a house or to pay a tuition bill or to replace a roof or buy a car, you may want to liquidate some of it now, congratulating yourself on your gains.
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"The suspension and the subsequent decision to liquidate the ARBF funds has been a difficult process, but necessary to ensure that we deliver on our principles of acting in the best interests of all fund investors and treating them equally and fairly," Chief Executive Alexander Friedman said.
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When Cruz tells voters he "liquidate[d] our entire net worth, liquid net worth, and put it into the campaign," he's giving the impression that he put everything on the line for his country, when in fact only a person with complete economic security could do what he did.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A Saudi commercial court has accepted a filing by conglomerate AHAB to have its decade-long dispute with creditors resolved under the kingdom's new bankruptcy law, and rejected a demand to liquidate the company filed by two of its creditors, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Because at the end of the day, we all stand for each other in some broad prospects, 'cause the FDIC in a liquidation and it's got to work, it's got to keep with these large banks, we got to be able to liquidate them and keep the markets calm.
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Some Tesla employees will ring in the New Year on a sales floor this year as the automaker tries to liquidate its inventory of Model 3 sedans — and even its more expensive Model S and Model X vehicles — before the federal tax credit for EVs is cut in half.
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The letter to Gowdy comes exactly a year after Trump held a news conference announcing that he would not liquidate his business assets or put them into a blind trust, but would instead hand day-to-day control of the Trump Organization over to his two adult sons.
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"I yesterday ordered the FSB director to act within the framework of the law when detaining these bandits of course, but if there is a threat to the life and well-being of our employees ...to act decisively, not take any prisoners, and liquidate the bandits on the spot."
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Then there's the Choice Act, passed by the House last June, which rolls back much of Dodd-Frank, including the Volcker rule, which prevents government bailouts of banks whose liabilities are insured by taxpayers, and the ability of regulators to safely liquidate failed banks that pose systemic threats.
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Investors were in two minds - whether to go for the safety of gold or liquidate positions to cover losses on other commodities and seek refuge in hard cash, said John Sharma, an economist at National Australia Bank, adding that initial expectations for the U.S. stimulus package had supported gold.
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"I think the market will continue to be nervous, I think the equity players will want to have flight for liquidity and safe haven, and it's very easy for them to liquidate portion of the equity position, " Chu said, commenting on the latest round of tariffs being imposed.
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Were Sears to liquidate its assets, it would become one of the most high-profile victims in the wave of bankruptcies that has swept the retail sector in the last few years, as the explosion in online shopping exacerbates the fierce price competition facing brick-and-mortar stores.
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Assets Taylor was required to sell or liquidate to repay IntelliSurvey under the court-ordered agreement included his home valued at around $465,000 by county administrators, retirement savings, mutual fund, and banking accounts, as well as a 64-inch plasma TV and wireless home cinema projector, the Herald Leader reported.
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The news comes amid rising pressure on Trump to resolve his perceived conflicts of interest — although the move will likely do little to persuade critics, including ethics lawyers for George W. Bush and Barack Obama, who have argued that he should liquidate his assets or place them in a blind trust.
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"Knowing how energy has been over the recent past, I think any time where investors are unable to liquidate positions at call creates a situation where they may want to keep risk off at the moment," said Kurt Mayell, Asian equity hedge analyst at CMC Markets Asia Pacific Pty Ltd.
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Berlin now says it recognizes the social impact may need to be considered when a bank is put under "resolution", the EU procedure to liquidate a failing lender that was applied for the first time in the case of Spain's Banco Popular when it was rescued last week by Santander (SAN.MC).
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At the heart of the slaying was a story of a former fashion mogul whose ruthless business tactics made enemies of his relatives but secured him control of an internationally renowned and highly lucrative luxury-goods business — until his mounting debts forced him to liquidate his stake for more millions.
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The iconic toy store's plan to liquidate inventory and shutter or sell its U.S. stores has put 2000,22017 jobs at risk and left vendors wondering where to send merchandise stuck on ships and trucks, and whether their invoices will ever get paid, lawyers said at a court hearing on Thursday.
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Outside of the Vision Fund, SoftBank does have billions of potential cash from T-Mobile's merger with Sprint, which counts SoftBank as its principal shareholder (the deal still needs final approval from the California Public Utilities Commission), and the company's stake in Alibaba, which it can liquidate at any time.
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I have been presented with business conspiracies in droves, including ones related to the ability to liquidate holdings (Benchmark allegedly wants to and Kalanick has blocked that always) and the impact of the deteriorating relationship between Kalanick and Benchmark's Bill Gurley (hurt feelings all around, apparently, to which I say boo hoo hoo).
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"Several large, well-known hedge funds desperate for alpha are caught with their pants and portfolios down and with a large weighting in bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies; they lose more than 353 percent of their funds' assets and value, and are forced to liquidate their cryptocurrency holdings and close their funds," he ventures.
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Resumed losses via impairment of the group's ongoing real estate exposure, or inability to liquidate other assets received as part of the litigation settlement at the values at which they have been recognised in the balance sheet, could result in the Outlook being revised to Stable, or, if severe, lead to a downgrade.
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"For a long-term investor, the fact that August and September have historically been bearish is no reason to liquidate and wait it out, because eventually we'll move past these two months and then the final three months of the year turn into extremely bullish months," Bespoke's Paul Hickey said in a note.
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But the vast majority of people would see no change at all, a huge difference from any Medicare-for-all plan which would involve broad taxes on employers at a minimum, and unlike in the Warren or Sanders plans, there's no hint of the currently fashionable desire to liquidate billionaires as a class.
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Facebook lets brands show ads within Marketplace Facebook lets brands show ads within Marketplace The Boost ads could be a big help if you need to rapidly liquidate your furniture before moving out, or if you're trying to sell something big at a high price, like Marketplace's new car, housing, jobs and home services offerings.
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But the largely upper-caste beneficiaries of liberalization proclaimed their distance from such "losers"; their New India was premised on the assumption that super-achieving and high-consuming Hindus under a strong leader will forge a country that knows how to defends its borders, to vanquish internal and external enemies, and to liquidate termites.
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"The confluence of the disruption in retail, the push by the company's secured creditors to liquidate the company's U.S. operations, and the fact that we have never experienced something like this in the history of either firm led us to try and find a way to provide some financial relief for former employees," the firms said in a statement.
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He and his lawyers promised the bankruptcy judge that Sears would find a top-flight CEO to guide the company's turnaround if it was allowed to emerge from bankruptcy, rather than be forced to liquidate, as many of its creditors advocated But eight months after Lampert completed the purchase, he has yet to find anyone to lead the company.
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Here's what we learn: While Rebecca was off on a girls trip with a still-depleted Wendy (Maggie Siff), Bobby and Sanford Bensinger (Richard Thomas), their business partner, convinced the board of a very lucrative plan to Liquidate Saler's, offload the debt onto the appliance company (which Taylor now owns), and make a ton of money in the process.
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The liquidation authority is a part of the 2010 Wall Street reform law that gives the FDIC a way to help liquidate a "systemically important financial institution," typically a bank that could bring down the financial system if it fails, with measures that are not typically available under the bankruptcy code, such as providing temporary liquidity, Gruenberg said.
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Over the past year, as the effects of lifelong improvidence had begun to impose a final reckoning, my father had been obliged to liquidate the vast collections of stamps, coins, trading cards, autographs, comic books, and historical ephemera that he had amassed with methodical recklessness since his boyhood visits to the stamps-and-coins department of Abraham & Straus.
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And at least so far, it's hard to see how the solutions Trump has floated up until this point would do anything to truly remove the big conflicts his family's business This is why, weeks ago, the Wall Street Journal recommended that best way for Trump to eliminate any conflict of interest was to liquidate his business.
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Rather than liquidate his assets and put the proceeds in a trust, Trump has simply turned over day-to-day management of the family business to his two older sons — sons who continue to serve as surrogates and part of his political operation, even while his oldest daughter and her husband serve as top White House aides.
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Lawyers and bankers who had been holed up in the offices of Weil, Gotshal & Manges on Fifth Avenue to work out a deal between Lampert and Sears Holdings were resigned to the reality that the company would liquidate and the Sears chairman's efforts to save up to 50,000 jobs would have been for naught, people familiar with the situation told CNBC.
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"If you have an amount that has that bond orientation and is otherwise relatively safe, you earn more than you do if it sits in the bank," he said, but "if stocks are down in value at the same time you have that withdrawal need, you're not having to liquidate more shares of stock to produce that same amount of cash flow."
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II obtains extension to complete business combination * Executed several letters of intent for a potential business combination * If Andina is unable to complete a business combination by September 1, 2017, it will then liquidate * As a result of execution of the letters, co now has until Sept 1, 2017 to consummate an initial business combination Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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After Trump was elected President, he placed his business into a trust controlled by his adult sons, Don Jr. and Eric, but did not liquidate his holdings or let an independent manager handle the trust without his knowledge -- the approach favored by past presidents and by ethics experts, because it separates the President's personal profit motive from his decisions on behalf of the government.
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After he was elected President, Trump placed his business into a trust controlled by his adult sons, Don Jr. and Eric, but did not liquidate his holdings or let an independent manager handle the trust without his knowledge -- the approach favored by past presidents and by ethics experts, because it separates the President's personal profit motive from his decisions on behalf of the government.
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After he was elected President, Donald Trump placed his business into a trust controlled by his adult sons, Don Jr. and Eric, but did not liquidate his holdings or let an independent manager handle the trust without his knowledge -- the approach favored by past presidents and by ethics experts because it separates the president's personal profit motive from his decisions on behalf of the government.
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BONN, Germany — The mayor of Düsseldorf is coming under intense fire for canceling an exhibition about the Jewish art dealer Max Stern, who was forced to liquidate his gallery there after the Nazis took power before World War II. Critics of the decision to cancel the show, which had been scheduled to open in February at the city's Stadtmuseum, now include the German culture minister.
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With the support of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's government in Belgrade, the Bosnian Serbs — under the leadership of Radovan Karadzic, who is now facing a range of war-crimes charges — were attempting to liquidate Bosnia's Muslim population as part of an attempt to carve a "greater Serbia" out of the ruins of Yugoslavia, the polyglot communist state whose breakup into seven different countries began in the early 1990s.
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