Besides liquidation preferences, the other term that has the greatest bearing on the liquidation process is seniority.
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The orderly liquidation authority was criticized because it required multiple approvals for liquidation with one day for a court to consider the decision, making it unlikely to be used and making liquidation anything but orderly.
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Since the Toys R Us liquidation happened quickly, the retailer didn't prepare for a liquidation in advance, Carpenter said.
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B. Riley Financial owns liquidation firm Great American, which would likely handle any sales at Barneys if liquidation is necessary.
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The company's liquidation agents will arrive at stores starting Monday, and the formal liquidation process is likely to begin Thursday.
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Here it might matter that a S.I.P.C.-overseen liquidation under orderly liquidation authority would presumably not be conducted before a bankruptcy judge.
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In the U.S. healthcare sector, Fitch consistently uses a going-concern approach to valuation as opposed to assuming a liquidation value; intrinsic value is assumed to be greater than liquidation value for these companies, implying that the most likely outcome post-default would be reorganization rather than liquidation.
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Republicans say the "too big to fail" label protects firms with a liquidation process they equate to the 2009 bank bailout, though the liquidation process doesn't give failing firms taxpayer money.
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A court-managed bankruptcy process will not necessarily end in liquidation, but analysts said the recent court-ordered liquidation of Guangxi Nonferrous Metal Group, another provincially-owned enterprise, sets a worrying precedent.
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In this case, because Series C shareholders attached a 21x multiple to their liquidation preference, they will get more money by taking the liquidation preference payout than by converting to common shares.
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Kuczynski is pressing incoming lawmakers to extend the liquidation deadline.
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That leaves the market vulnerable to bouts of long liquidation.
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Liquidation sales are expected to start in the coming days.
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Zambia appealed and said it was proceeding with the liquidation.
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This resulted in everything from outright liquidation to financial reshuffling.
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The company can still terminate the liquidation plans by Oct.
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There was an outright inventory liquidation in the second quarter.
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Trenaco went into liquidation in March, according to registry documents.
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It also observed the liquidation of positions by financial players.
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The financing is contingent upon approval for the liquidation sales.
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The liquidation of bullish positions shows no sign of accelerating.
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Meantime, liquidation sales will begin as early as Nov. 9.
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However, that doesn't necessarily mean that liquidation will be immediate.
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They were warned not to steal as the liquidation started.
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Dressbarn is wrapping up liquidation sales at its remaining stores.
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Fred's began liquidation sales at the closing stores on Thursday.
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Liquidation is a common escape plan if time runs out.
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The German company declined to comment on the possible liquidation.
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"We're not considering liquidation at all," the judge told Reuters.
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Typically, the ranking order of liquidation preference is as follows: Source: Pollen VC Source: Pollen VC When considering debt financing for your app business, it's critical that you understand this order of liquidation preference.
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Well, liquidation might not have been the hoped-for outcome, but even if it was, Chapter 290 allows management to choose its own liquidation firms and to sell off other assets, like intellectual property.
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"Many of the largest mutual funds have assets under management that vastly exceed MetLife's assets, and their liquidation could have a substantially larger impact on market prices than the liquidation of an insurer like MetLife."
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We work hard to reduce the amount that goes to liquidation.
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Abraaj, filed for provisional liquidation in the Cayman Islands last year.
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The PitchBook data includes majority investments, partial liquidation and full acquisitions.
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"If you allow the liquidation, it doesn't last long," Paul said.
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Should Sears pivot to liquidation, the process would likely be swift.
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The public liquidation sales are set to end on Jan. 21.
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The Verge has independently confirmed that Jawbone has begun liquidation proceedings.
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Its liquidation forced the government to step in to guarantee services.
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Liquidation of its stores is expected to last nearly two months.
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The liquidation will not impact its franchised or Latin American stores.
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The religious grouping confirmed the ruling about its "liquidation" in Russia.
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In June Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation in the Cayman Islands.
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However, if the plan fails, the company plans a full liquidation.
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Before it was either liquidation or stakeholders had to inject money.
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Drain said it wasn't realistic to start a liquidation process immediately.
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A liquidation sale at Barneys means … 5 percent off luxury handbags.
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Auren: We were aligned on liquidation preference and the option pool.
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Chapter 11Large business debtors have two bankruptcy options: liquidation or reorganization.
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Liquidation sales have been in place for the past few months.
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The article also misstated which type of bankruptcy involves business liquidation.
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And about 10 retailers filed for bankruptcy or liquidation in 2019.
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These 5 retailers have filed for bankruptcy or liquidation in 2020
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Thomas Cook collapsed last month, with its UK business entering liquidation.
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Liquidation sales are set to begin as early as next week.
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Filing for court protection is Oi's last chance to avoid liquidation.
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Not all the objections filed in the case seek Sears' liquidation.
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The company has begun liquidation sales ahead of planned store closures.
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On June 30, Beechwood lawyers wrote a letter to the U.S. court overseeing part of the liquidation, expressing concern that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's push for fast liquidation could harm investors in Platinum funds.
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That conversion threshold — the proceeds from a liquidation that would make common shares more valuable than simply the liquidation preference payout — is different for each set of shareholders, and it depends on the terms of the deal.
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The two parties therefore could come to a resolution to divert liquidation.
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Its close rival, House of Fraser, was saved from liquidation last month.
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It would be the first liquidation by a mutual fund this year.
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Liquidation sales at 159 of Fred's 557 stores will begin on Thursday.
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Charlotte Russe has filed for liquidation and will close all its stores.
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Details of the closures: Liquidation sales will begin as early as Jan.
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Liquidation announcements were prepared by Sears and Lampert advisers, the people said.
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Liquidation sales at the closing stores will begin as early as Nov.
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Sears will consider Lampert's offer against a proposed liquidation during a Jan.
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Which means, Chapter 228 is now turning into liquidation much more frequently.
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Senior bonds take priority over junior bonds in the event of liquidation.
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Liquidation sales at this location are expected to start on April 27.
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It would be liquidation of trades as opposed to putting on trades.
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The additional stores earmarked for closure will begin liquidation sales on Sept.
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Many doubt Sears Hometown will be able to survive a Sears liquidation.
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It felt like walking through a store in the process of liquidation.
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That same day, SIPC successfully initiated the liquidation proceeding in New York.
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Liquidation means zero chance that these companies will clean up their mines.
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Sears pays rent to Seritage and a liquidation could imperil that revenue.
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Multiple lawsuits sought to block the liquidation of Alaska's old-growth forests.
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Still, the government has never attempted to use its orderly liquidation authority.
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A liquidation would have left them with more than 200 empty shops.
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In November shareholders of its parent group NWR approved liquidation of NWR.
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But the liquidation did not impact its franchised or Latin American stores.
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We moved on, passing two storefronts with "total liquidation" written across them.
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Meantime, a separate group of lenders had been pushing it toward liquidation.
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But disappointed bitcoin investors sold and set off a cascade of liquidation.
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The company also hasn't yet provided a timeline on other liquidation sales.
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News of the liquidation was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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Ms. Caruso acknowledged that the liquidation process was a difficult balancing act.
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Liquidation sales for the 42 stores are set to begin on Feb.
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December's "ugly price action" was due to retail mutual fund liquidation, Kolanovic said.
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Abraaj, filed for provisional liquidation in the Cayman Islands in June last year.
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"I am sure they care," about the potential dangers of liquidation, he said.
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Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation in the Cayman Islands in June last year.
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The bankruptcy case was converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation on July 26.
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A total liquidation would have left them with more than 2646 empty shops.
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A liquidation would put roughly 68,000 people Sears now employs out of work.
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Liquidation, meantime, can be a chaotic process that lenders may prefer to avoid.
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Banks, for their part, mostly want to keep the Orderly Liquidation Authority intact.
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Barse left Third Avenue less than a week after the liquidation was announced.
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The settlement allows Ascot to file a claim in the Madoff firm's liquidation.
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The retailer will begin liquidation sales for its U.S. stores on Feb 17.
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Broadly, a liquidation preference determines who gets what when a company is liquidated.
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Transmar's bankruptcy case was converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation on July 26.
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In the event of a bankruptcy and liquidation, employees also get paid last.
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And for some, a liquidation may be the only path towards a recovery.
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Hasbro blamed the liquidation of Toys 'R' Us and unsold inventory in Europe.
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Hasbro's CEO's, Brian Goldner, said the Toys R Us liquidation affected the results.
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"Traders reported capitulation and liquidation," ANZ bank said in a note on Monday.
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The law provides more options and regulates procedures such as settlements and liquidation.
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It has already lined up the Great American Group to run liquidation sales.
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Rome, Infrastructure Ministry meets trade unions on Air Italy liquidation procedure (211000 GMT).
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Rome, Infrastructure Ministry meets trade unions on Air Italy liquidation procedure (1030 GMT).
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The government has appointed PwC to oversee the liquidation and ensure minimal disruption.
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Bondcube, however, filed for liquidation in July 2015, three months after its launch.
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The bank is triggering the liquidation of the product after its price collapse.
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The ZCCM-IH stake in Vedanta allowed Zambia to bring the liquidation case.
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Toys R Us had already begun liquidation sales ahead of planned store closures.
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It was the first day of what would be a 220-day liquidation.
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Competitors were undercut when liquidation sales flooded the market with deeply discounted goods.
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The retailer reached an 11th-hour deal pushing off the threat of liquidation.
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The interests of these stockholders, who are senior to all other classes and series of stock with respect to payment upon a liquidation or deemed liquidation of the company, may differ from holders of other classes or series of our stock.
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In the event of a bankruptcy and liquidation, employees with equity would get paid lastIn the event of bankruptcy and liquidation (meaning the business cannot be reorganized and must sell its assets to pay back creditors), employee equity gets paid last.
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Deutsche, Germany's largest bank, is now worth about a third of its liquidation value.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch will withdraw the ratings in case of the bank's bankruptcy/liquidation.
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A liquidation would put roughly 68,000 people that Sears now employs out of work.
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The vehicle's liquidation "would have some effect" on future fundraising, he told the newspaper.
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If Sears files for bankruptcy, stocking shelves adequately could prove key to escaping liquidation.
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Share prices of similar firms have plunged, in some cases below their liquidation value.
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If prices fall below Monday's low, the market could see further liquidation, Tesfaye said.
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Liquidation preferences mean preferred shareholders receive a minimum payment if the company is sold.
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Simon placed liquidation bids for select Sears stores when it ran its bankruptcy auction.
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The Dammam commercial court is expected to rule on the liquidation request next week.
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The liquidation will now begin May 22 instead of April 17 as originally scheduled.
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" He also said the company's prized aviation finance business is "already in liquidation mode.
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Fitch bases its recovery analysis on the underlying asset values, applying a liquidation approach.
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The liquidation will not impact its franchised or Latin American stores, the spokesperson said.
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The former emphasis on long liquidation is now being replaced by fresh short selling.
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The harsh reality is that in many cases, liquidation preferences are a necessary evil.
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Toys R Us' bankruptcy and liquidation also has been a drag on its earnings.
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Liquidation is when these positions are closed automatically in order to prevent further losses.
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Sears Holdings could be forced into liquidation by its creditors in the next month.
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Sears and its subsidiary Kmart shut down stores in order to stave off liquidation.
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In March of 2018, Toys R Us began its liquidation sales across their stores.
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Until last year the main options for debt defaults were liquidation or cash injections.
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Concerns over liquidation in the event of an Uber firesale are also likely overstated.
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Space heaters to lawn chairs Ollie's is currently capitalizing on Toys "R" Us' liquidation.
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The company, GD Pork Torben Soerensen, was fined $500,000, but it is facing liquidation.
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The toy retailer's liquidation resulted in more than 30,000 lost jobs across the country.
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Carreyrou has reported that Theranos is under criminal investigation and probably headed for liquidation.
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Before the liquidation started, Barneys employed about 22019,23 people, 2,100 of them full time.
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As I entered the store, the emphatic red and yellow liquidation signs were blinding.
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The troubled construction firm has gone into liquidation after failing to secure fresh funding.
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According to the Retail Dive report, some stores have already kicked off liquidation sales.
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The liquidation of the famous department store has left a hole in the market.
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The people requested anonymity because the operational terms of the liquidation process are confidential.
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Liquidation sales for Toys R Us kicked off on Friday, a spokeswoman told CNBC.
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First, debt forgiveness or the "liquidation preference" and second, a rollback of dividend requirements.
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It's a tool for us to give liquidation to all our shareholders and employees.
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Liquidation sales had already begun ahead of plans to close about 180 U.S. locations.
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However, senior debt and uninsured deposits would rank pari passu under a liquidation scenario.
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Last week, it became increasingly clear that liquidation would be the most likely route.
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Whether it was childhood nostalgia or sweet deals at liquidation sales, parents stocked up.
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Among the factors complicating the liquidation process is a U.S. tech company called CoinLab.
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But he acknowledged that many had been burned by the Toys "R" Us liquidation.
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To date 12,338 jobs, or 68 percent of the pre-liquidation workforce, have transferred to new employers and 2,403 jobs, or 13 percent of the workforce, have been made redundant through the liquidation, according to the latest report by the Official Receiver.
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Sears filed for bankruptcy in October, and it's fighting hard not to slip into liquidation.
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The High Court ordered the company into compulsory liquidation, according to the government's Insolvency Service.
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Revenue also missed forecasts, with Hasbro citing lost revenue from the Toys "R" Us liquidation.
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Whether or not they receive payment will depend on the outcome of the liquidation proceedings.
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The liquidation of assets may create other complicating factors too, that could affect your return.
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Ultimately, the retailer was forced into liquidation when a bid by mall owners fell through.
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The liquidation of assets may create other complicating factors too, which could affect your return.
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The supreme court cannot, however, suspend the liquidation process pending a new ruling, experts say.
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"Unfortunately, this case will probably move from bankruptcy court to a total liquidation," Cannon said.
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Prices came under pressure from long liquidation and weakness in the hog market, traders said.
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It was a division of the financial firm Hilco, which has a robust liquidation business.
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The biggest question for SoundCloud moving forward — outside of the liquidation issue — is still conversion.
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The liquidation will result in the loss of some 200 jobs, according to The Telegraph.
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Were Sears to file for bankruptcy, stocking shelves adequately could prove key to escaping liquidation.
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The company will consider whether the bid offers more value to creditors than a liquidation.
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The chain had decided to ask Drain to pursue liquidation on the morning of Jan.
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The Oracle move was the only liquidation in the quarter for Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
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At the later stages, liquidation preferences, covenants and board control shift the balance of power.
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That proved too much in a still volatile market and led to the company's liquidation.
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Firms that meet the conditions for immediate bankruptcy and liquidation will be eliminated, it said.
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In Fitch's recovery analysis, we follow a going concern approach instead of balance sheet liquidation.
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The value of your shares can go up or down, but liquidation preferences stick around.
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Sears is on the brink of liquidation and J.C. Penney is a virtual penny stock.
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This inventory is not generally readily available for liquidation purposes with a going concern entity.
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The company dodged liquidation in 2000 when its parent company Heilig-Meyers filed for bankruptcy.
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Hardly a sign of operations winding down, let alone the liquidation of ISIS in Syria.
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Sears avoided liquidation in February after it was bought by the company's chairman, Eddie Lampert.
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Destination Maternity becomes the 19th major retailer to file for bankruptcy or liquidation this year.
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In January, facing mounting lawsuits from customers, Premier Cru filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation.
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The liquidation of Toys R Us is proving to be a long and complex process.
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The liquidation is expected to be most disruptive in 2018, Hasbro said in an email.
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FRENCH COURT BEGINS AIGLE AZUR LIQUIDATION PROCESS, SETS WEDNESDAY DEADLINE FOR RESCUE DEAL - UNION STATEMENT
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Liquidation sales will begin in mid-August and the stores will close in late October.
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But that lifeline may not be enough for Sears to fix itself and avoid liquidation.
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At the end of this liquidation, there were only a few hundred Jews left alive.
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The liquidation follows a petition to the courts by creditor Sun Yao, the documents showed.
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Toys "R" Us collapsed quickly, going from a potential turnaround play to a costly liquidation.
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Eliminating the orderly liquidation authority to take advantage of fictional "savings" is the wrong idea.
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Basham said using liquidation firms will help to avoid cannibalization of Bed Bath & Beyond sales.
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Likewise, representatives for B. Riley Financial, the company overseeing the liquidation process, declined to comment.
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Gymboree's liquidation had presented parents with a more fragmented landscape to shop for kids clothing.
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After the price collapse, Credit Suisse announced it is triggering the liquidation of the product.
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After the liquidation announcement from Credit Suisse, the value VIX dropped from the 50 level.
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LONDON, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Britain's Thomas Cook said on Monday it had entered compulsory liquidation.
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Liquidation will incur income taxes that are due in the year you receive the funds.
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Swiss airline SkyWork halted operations in August, the same month that Belgium's VLM entered liquidation.
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The Chapter 11 bankruptcy of LeClairRyan will convert to a Chapter 7 liquidation on Oct.
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Sears is also trying to secure financing in bankruptcy in an effort to avert liquidation.
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Drain said that Sears will weigh Lampert's offer against a proposed liquidation during a Jan.
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LUSAKA, July 23 (Reuters) - Zambia said on Tuesday it was proceeding with the liquidation of Vedanta Resources' Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) even after South Africa's High Court granted the firm an urgent interdict halting the liquidation until a final decision is made through arbitration.
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PwC, the firm handling the liquidation, has told the subcontractors, who employ tens of thousands in Britain, to continue working for now, pledging that "you will get paid for goods and services you supply" after Monday's liquidation filing, but that those contracts could be terminated.
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Fitch bases its recovery analysis on the company's underlying asset values, by applying a liquidation approach.
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The gain was attributed to a jump in customers lured by liquidation sales at closing stores.
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Special divisions have been set up in lower-level courts to handle liquidation and bankruptcy cases.
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Should Lampert miss the deadline, it would put Sears and Kmart on the path to liquidation.
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The downsized offer, therefore, could also ultimately lead to liquidation, even if Lampert's goal is salvation.
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And then there are bad bankruptcies, which cut off supply chains and result in outright liquidation.
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This is the narrative many people associate with Sears these days: store closings and liquidation sales.
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That was mostly because of a $23 million impairment charge tied to The Sports Authority's liquidation.
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Wheat futures also fell on pressure from the expanding U.S. harvest and fund-driven long liquidation.
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The majority said it does and noted that it was a better outcome than a liquidation.
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Did you get stuck with a large liquidation preference or "participating preferred" in your seed round?
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Liquidation preferences provide that the preferred shareholders receive a minimum payment if the company is sold.
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What happens if the proceeds from liquidation don't cover the preferences to which investors are entitled?
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In a separate deal, it also plans to buy the chain's inventory from a liquidation company.
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A court ruling then placed it in liquidation and named an independent trustee to run it.
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Far more common are businesses like Le Seriole, for which liquidation could be the only option.
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A bill to replace the liquidation process with a bankruptcy method passed the House last year.
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One serious consequence has been liquidation of assets by sovereign wealth funds, especially in European financials.
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Children's Place said its results have been impacted by the bankruptcy and liquidation of rival Gymboree.
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We base our recovery analysis on a liquidation approach given Voyage's significant owned real estate portfolio.
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The court has handled creditor claims against AHAB and began a liquidation process for Saad Group.
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A complete liquidation will leave mall owners scrambling to fill the huge gaps at their properties.
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Store liquidation sales at Barneys New York will begin soon, according to a release issued Friday.
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The sale will continue in the coming weeks as Avenue continues along in the liquidation process.
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Sears narrowly avoided liquidation in February when it was bought by the company's chairman, Eddie Lampert.
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Liquidation sales at the 40 locations "are expected to begin late next week," the company said.
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The liquidation sales typically last from eight to 10 weeks, sometimes as much as 12 weeks.
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There are other vendors that don't want their merchandise to be part of a liquidation sale.
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Hasbro said the pending liquidation and closure is expected to be "disruptive" in the near term.
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A decision whether to proceed with liquidation will be voted on by creditors on April 22.
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Toys "R" Us formally launched its liquidation process shortly after midnight, via a bankruptcy court filing.
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Much now hinges on the KCM liquidation as it winds its way through the Zambian courts.
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Nobody before had estimated what the presumed "liquidation" of the empire would mean for American security.
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It also relays worry over job cuts and liquidation of parts of the playhouse's technical staff.
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The company said liquidation sales at retail locations will be completed over the next 60 days.
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Last year, Cleeve Link, a major company providing home care in southwestern Gloucestershire, went into liquidation.
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The firm, which applied for voluntary liquidation in February, has declined to comment on the case.
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In an exchange filing, Singtel said Hooq's liquidation won't have any material impact on its business.
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Lampert's offer came after the retailer had been pushed to the brink of liquidation multiple times.
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Battery swapping never took off, and, by 2013, Better Place was heading into a liquidation bankruptcy.
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But Evans said the investors ultimately decided to push Inboard into liquidation, despite hitting those goals.
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Woodbridge in papers filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware disclosed details of its planned liquidation.
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The company staved off outright liquidation in February 2019, when chairman Eddie Lampert bought the business.
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Further gold liquidation from emerging markets to strengthen local currencies also pressured bullion, several traders said.
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"All fund investors will receive their proportionate interest in cash from the liquidation process," it said.
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Liquidation sales at the following stores will begin "within two weeks," according to Sears' bankruptcy filing.
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The company closed all of its US stores in June as part of a bankruptcy liquidation.
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The bail-in resolution proposals did not address the pari passu ranking of deposits in liquidation.
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Another subset of of its lenders, meantime, have been pushing hard for liquidation, sources told CNBC.
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On its website, the PGNiG local unit said it had gone into liquidation in August 2016.
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The decision also erased shareholdings but avoided a full liquidation of the bank and spared depositors.
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" Despite this, Loading's core purpose is to resist the "cultural liquidation" of Kurdish culture," Özgen said.
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The firm filed for liquidation in June after its founder faced accusations of misusing investor funds.
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Other goods go to a liquidation channel where the items are repurchased by a reseller or consumer.
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The government office handling the liquidation said talks continued but declined to comment on timing and bidders.
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As many end in liquidation, others such as J.C. Penney are trying to pick up market share.
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"We still have hope that someone would buy the company during the liquidation process," al-Yamani said.
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Clearlake also got priority in the event of a bankruptcy or liquidation as well as other considerations.
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As Mike Konczal explained for Vox, Orderly Liquidation Authority could be eliminated through the budget reconciliation process.
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It also is exploring a full or partial sale, or if needed, a liquidation, the lawyers said.
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Lampert bought Sears through an affiliate of his hedge fund ESL Investments, saving it from total liquidation.
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One of the keys to making the right financing choice is understanding the concept of liquidation preferences.
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In the interim, a run on the bank occurred, and Cayman Island authorities placed it into liquidation.
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You are in a sort of slow-motion liquidation, selling assets and not investing in the future.
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However, liquidation remained the most likely outcome for Hanjin Shipping, the newspaper cited the sources as saying.
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Lenders are evaluating both liquidation and keeping Sears alive after a filing, one of the people said.
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The sale is part of a provisional liquidation and restructuring as set out in a court order.
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Sears Canada, which began operations in Canada in 1952, expects liquidation sales to begin on about Oct.
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The filing was made Monday night, a day after it began liquidation sales for its U.S. stores.
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Aggregating Twitter feeds, it looks out for posts on the liquidation, or closing, of positions at exchanges.
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GAM's interim CEO David Jacob thanked clients for their patience since the liquidation process began last September.
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GAM expected to complete the liquidation of unconstrained/absolute return (ARBF) funds by the middle of July.
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Vicenza's and Veneto's non-performing exposures will remain in the banks that have been placed under liquidation.
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In the last few months, Bolton have been threatened with the possibility of liquidation on several occasions.
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They are no longer facing immediate financial meltdown, and are no longer being threatened with imminent liquidation.
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But later-stage investors can demand liquidation preferences that ensure they get paid before earlier investors, too.
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British Steel went into liquidation Wednesday, imperiling 5,000 jobs and endangering another 20,000 along the supply chain.
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According to court documents, the state's Conservation & Liquidation Office will start liquidating what's left of the company.
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With potential store closings also comes potential liquidation sales that sell their toys at rock-bottom prices.
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"The uncertainty is leading to liquidation," U.S. Commodities president Don Roose, referring to agricultural commodities including livestock.
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Swiber became Singapore's biggest business failure from the oil price slump after filing for liquidation last week.
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For example, the bankruptcy option seems more viable than a liquidation authority that will never be used.
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Toys R Us is one of the largest liquidation deals Tiger Capital has ever done, Snyder said.
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"An IPO is one of several options for an exit or liquidation," Sheikha said in an interview.
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Rome has been trying for months to reach an agreement over a bailout to avoid their liquidation.
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The holding company itself remains in liquidation, which almost certainly means we'll soon learn what Colony paid.
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They have introduced bills to eliminate the liquidation procedures and replace them with an improved bankruptcy code.
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If no agreement is reached and no deal with another buyer materializes, bankruptcy and liquidation could loom.
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An investor with a liquidation preference would get paid first when the company folds or is sold.
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Closeout sales and liquidation warehouses can be a hotbed for expired food that ends up on Amazon.
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Vedanta is seeking to be part of the KCM liquidation proceedings from which it has been excluded.
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The company has been devoting more square footage in stores to toys, following Toys R Us' liquidation.
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One of the major news stories Monday was that U.K. construction firm Carillion had entered into liquidation.
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The boutique bank has a specialty in restructuring and bankruptcies, including managing the Toys R Us liquidation.
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In a downturn, cash from the liquidation of inventory should offset lower operating EBITDA to support FCF.
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Many toy companies, such as Crayola, felt burned when the Toys R Us liquidation left them short.
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"The question is whether the television division is a going concern or a liquidation," Mr. Malin said.
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Soviet officials referred to the process as "liquidation," which sounded more effective and definitive than it was.
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Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Tuesday said the government would press ahead with the intended liquidation of KCM.
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That challenge may be heightened as it faces liquidation sales from Sears, one of its competitors in appliances.
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The liquidation had a "material positive impact" on Kohls' and Macy's sales performance, Moody's said, citing company statements.
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Sears will close 142 stores toward the end of this year, with liquidation sales expected to begin soon.
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Sears continues to inch towards liquidation, even while leaving Lampert room to have a last-minute about-face.
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About 3,600 of those cases were resolved, with 85 per cent of the resolved cases resulting in liquidation.
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Sears continues to inch toward liquidation, even while leaving Lampert room to have a last-minute about-face.
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Liquidation sales begin Thursday and the company aims to have them closed by the end of next month.
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That had sparked a wave of long liquidation, knocking managed money positioning on the NYMEX futures market lower.
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That's why Toys R Us workers are fighting for the $75 million they were counting before the liquidation.
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And if not for the liquidation of Sports Authority, both stocks might be in worse shape this year.
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These include coal-fired power plants that are uneconomical to run, for which liquidation is a real possibility.
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So we settled for a lower valuation because I didn't want to push liquidation preferences or IPO timelines.
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The court document said liquidation sales at the stores would begin on Thursday and run through April 30.
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Burian acknowledged that in liquidation, workers in support functions may have a very hard time finding other employment.
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Sears said liquidation sales at the 40 locations set to close in February will start late next week.
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It's unclear what the liquidation, combined with the Citadel hires, would mean for a deal with AllianceBernstein (AB).
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"This is a real opportunity to pick stocks up at bargain prices because of forced liquidation going on."
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Geofizyka Krakow, which has been in liquidation since August, could not immediately be reached for comment on Monday.
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Like a liquidation preference, debt must be repaid before the proceeds from being acquired are divided by shareholders.
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After the financial crisis, Dodd-Frank created a bankruptcy alternative involving multiple financial regulators, the Orderly Liquidation Authority.
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If you work in the tech industry, you've undoubtedly heard the term "liquidation preference" at some point. WTF?
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If it does not, they often gain regardless, as they are usually first in line for liquidation proceeds.
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Or you can wait and play chicken — the luxury retail version — with the liquidation specialists running the sales.
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It offers estate liquidation and relocation services, which include packing and moving a client to a new home.
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"The further sale of assets will happen, licenses revoked and - yes – the liquidation of the bank," Smoliy said.
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And with relatively few long positions left to close, the downside threat from further liquidation has been reduced.
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Dollar Express is in the process of liquidation and is in default of its obligations, Dollar Tree said.
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In 2016, a judge in Chennai ordered the liquidation of HMIT and its assets to pay back creditors.
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What happens if Sears dies If Drain decides for the creditors, he will order the liquidation of Sears.
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In our analysis, we expect a going concern restructuring scenario to yield stronger recoveries for creditors than liquidation.
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A source tells us this amounts to a change in the share conversion rate upon a liquidation event.
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The workers group also contacted the creditors who chose liquidation over keeping Toys open with a smaller footprint.
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Ollie's could also gain market share from Sears' store closures and the company's possible liquidation, according to analysts.
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Similar to the beauty department, the outerwear section showed no demarcation of sales or liquidation, which was confusing.
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Carson's, which was primarily located in the Midwest, also shuttered as a result of the Bon-Ton liquidation.
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Jawbone's liquidation was first reported last week by technology news site The Information and independently confirmed by Reuters.
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America's "goal is liquidation of governments of inconvenient countries, the undermining of sovereignty," Russia's chief military strategist, Gen.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — Last Monday Carillion, a Wolverhampton-based infrastructure and facilities management company, went into liquidation.
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The carrier's owners Qatar Airways and Alisarda agreed in February to place the loss-making airlines into liquidation.
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Deals • Sears's chairman, Eddie Lampert, told employees they needed to show "material progress" to avoid the retailer's liquidation.
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The moves were far and wide, with liquidation in safe-haven assets, such as gold and U.S. Treasuries.
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If it's a reorganization, as opposed to a liquidation, there's still hope for the future of the company.
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Thus bankruptcy — whether under current Chapter 11 or the proposed Chapter 14 — would be a liquidation-only choice.
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"It is reasonable to worry about what would happen if these funds went into large liquidation," Dimon wrote.
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Thomas Cook collapsed last month, stranding over a hundred thousand passengers as its UK business went into liquidation.
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I also think the effort to dismantle Dodd-Frank will start in earnest with the Orderly Liquidation Authority.
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Liquidation proceedings were streamlined and stricter timeframes for bankruptcy proceedings were set, giving creditors more certainty on timelines.
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The chain's liquidation plagued Mattel last quarter and will continue to hurt the company heading into the holidays.
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UK Finance said banks were taking steps to ease the impact on small firms affected by the liquidation.
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Plans continued to evolve for the retailer, even as it puts the final touches on its liquidation plans.
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The government is pressing for the liquidation of KCM which it has accused of breaching its operating licence.
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ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL DETAILS REGARDING ITS LIQUIDATION * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND-BOARD APPROVED PLAN OF LIQUIDATION RELATED TO PREVIOUSLY APPROVED LIQUIDATION TO OCCUR ON/BEFORE MARCH 30,2018 * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND - PURSUANT TO PLAN FINAL LIQUIDATING DISTRIBUTION EXPECTED TO BE MADE ON OR ABOUT MARCH 16, 2018 * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND - UNDER TERMS OF PLAN, "CESSATION DATE" FOR FUND'S PLANNED LIQUIDATION IS EXPECTED ON OR ABOUT MARCH 9, 2018 * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND INC - "FUND'S LAST ANTICIPATED REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND WILL BE FOR MONTH OF FEBRUARY" * DEUTSCHE HIGH INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FUND INC - "FUND DOES NOT EXPECT TO PAY ITS REGULAR MARCH MONTHLY DIVIDEND" Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"We also happen to be seeing a significant amount of liquidation" of oil "that had been previously stored on tankers, as well as the liquidation of crude oil that has come out of onshore inventory in out-of-the-way places such as South Africa and the Caribbean," Lipow said.
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The Sports Authority liquidation wreaked havoc on Nike and Under Armour, as it was a customer of both companies.
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Sears chairman and hedge fund billionaire Eddie Lampert today won an 11th-hour court ruling staying the chain's liquidation.
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Sears in bankruptcy has, therefore, continued a trend that far preceded its chapter 11 filing, a slow-paced liquidation.
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The company could still face liquidation if the bankruptcy court, which needs to approve the sale, rejects Lampert's bid.
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But if the firm avoids liquidation, an administrator will be given the power to sell many of its assets.
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Openspace, like others in exit-starved Southeast Asia, is yet to have a liquidation event despite making promising progress.
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"Any time you're gonna put on a liquidation sale, you have to have a purpose behind it," he said.
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"The liquidation of Carillion has raised some fundamental questions about the outsourcing industry," Chief Executive Officer Phil Bentley said.
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And markets have absorbed the shocks of Chinese capital flight, violent oil liquidation and Brexit-vote panic rather nicely.
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The rest eventually fell into Weinmueller's hands as the person overseeing the liquidation of the region's Jewish art trade.
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Banco Popular rose 4 percent, recovering some ground after Thursday's sharp sell-off on jitters around the bank's liquidation.
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If the valuation goes down below the liquidation preference, the common shareholders will have their entire investments wiped out.
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Charlotte Russe has filed for liquidation and will close its remaining 416 namesake stores and 10 Peek Kids stores.
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That left some popular exchange-traded products that investors use to benefit from calm market conditions facing potential liquidation.
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The company said Toys R Us' liquidation had a negative 8 percent impact on sales during the fourth quarter.
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The company said liquidation sales at the 40 locations set to close in February will start late next week.
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Here, too, it makes more sense for investors to take back their initial investments according to their liquidation preferences.
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China Universal said that it would hold an investor meeting on March 4 to vote on the liquidation decision.
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DSW, along with T.J. Maxx parent company TJX Companies, stands to gain from the discount footwear company's domestic liquidation.
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Sheikha said in March 2017 an IPO was "one of several options for an exit or liquidation" for Careem.
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Here's a bit of a primer for employees: Have you raised capital with liquidation preferences, and what are they?
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A liquidation preference specifies which investors get paid first in the event your company is acquired or goes public.
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Regardless of their reason for filing for bankruptcy, more retailers who enter Chapter 11 are ending up in liquidation.
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He has been working to evaluate the company's assets and debt since 2015, when a judge ordered its liquidation.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and stands last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation.
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The liquidation of so many former long positions has mitigated one source of downside risk hanging over oil prices.
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Other options for farmers include a Chapter 7 liquidation or Chapter 13, usually for wage earners with lower debts.
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But either way, given that GitHub is an eight-year-old company, the liquidation event shouldn't be super surprising.
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In 533 Rangers Football Club PLC went into liquidation, after years of spending more than the club could afford.
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Stores also had carefully managed inventory, seeking to ward off any post-holiday liquidation that would weigh on profits.
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The store, after falling into liquidation, left Newall absolutely devastated when they told her they had lost her dress.
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Firms specializing in liquidation plan to submit a $740 million offer for Bon-Ton in partnership with its bondholders.
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A court ruling had placed it into liquidation in March and named an independent trustee to run the company.
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Its investment management group is for sale, its holding company is facing possible liquidation, and executives continue to flee.
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Naval Energies' subsidiaries, OpenHydro Group and its sister organization OpenHydro Technologies, have entered the liquidation process following the decision.
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Sears Holdings (SHLD) filed for bankruptcy last October after years of shrinking sales -- and narrowly avoided liquidation this month.
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Barneys New York officially kicked off its liquidation sale this week, but some shoppers are unimpressed with the discounts.
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Ronin did not handle customer business, CME said, so no clients incurred losses as a result of the liquidation.
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Many investors are in liquidation mode, bailing out of even some safe or easily-saleable assets, traders told Breakingviews.
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Several chains tightened store inventories as well, to ward off any post-holiday liquidation that would weigh on profits.
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Context: Thomas Cook shuttered last month when it went into liquidation after it became unable to service its debts.
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But that reality evaporated soon after Barneys filed for bankruptcy last year and liquidation specialists took over its stores.
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In July, oilfield services firm Swiber Holdings applied to place itself under judicial management, after initially filing for liquidation.
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New CEO Bill Winters in January put the risky loans in a "liquidation portfolio" to be sold or closed.
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In liquidation, the policies will be canceled, and the guarantee fund will take care of $300,000 worth of claims.
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Given these arbitrary budget scoring assumptions, the orderly liquidation authority appears to generate approximately $14 billion in budget outflows.
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The green light will avoid the threat of liquidation hanging over the ailing carrier at expiration of an Oct.
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Oil lost nearly 227 percent in July, the biggest monthly loss in a year, triggering liquidation among bond investors.
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Liquidation sales at the 33 Sears stores and 13 Kmarts are expected to begin next week, according to Sears.
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But upon arrival, customers found signs posted on storefronts that the liquidation sales had been delayed, Business Insider reported.
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After the price collapse, Credit Suisse, which issues the XIV, announced it is triggering the liquidation of the product.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and ranks last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation.
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And in that case we really will need a backup in the form of something like Orderly Liquidation Authority.
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Payless announced in February that it was closing all its stores across the United States and started liquidation sales.
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THERE WOULD BE LIMITED SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS ASSETS TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO CREDITORS IN EVENT OF LIQUIDATION - RESCUE PRACTITIONER
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Some of the workers who hope to get paid through the liquidation process were among those attending the event.
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The recapitalisation plan was "no longer applicable given the compulsory liquidation" of Thomas Cook, Fosun said in a statement.
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After the price collapse, Credit Suisse announced it is triggering the liquidation of the product as of Feb. 123.
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Green chaired the firm from 2014 until it was put into liquidation after the government refused to bail it out.
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The court has been working to evaluate the company's assets and debt since 2015, when a judge ordered its liquidation.
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It also booked a 25 million pound charge on the back of Carillion's liquidation for the six months ended Dec.
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Bon-Ton announced the liquidation of its 260 stores last year, when it was generating roughly $2.5 billion in sales.
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If creditors reject the restructuring plan proposed by Odebrecht, the company would go to liquidation, according to Brazilian bankruptcy law.
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Customers who abandoned Sears Holdings in favor of shopping online and other discount retailers have returned for its liquidation sales.
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"Obviously we are not only talking about privatizations, but also about the liquidation of companies which are inviable," Freitas said.
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If unsecured creditors vote down the plan, they would receive an unspecified liquidation value which would almost certainly be less.
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The Virgin was gone, thanks to its liquidation a few years prior, and in its place stood an Urban Outfitters.
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And its future while it's in bankruptcy court proceedings is still uncertain, with a total liquidation being one potential outcome.
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Dick's said it was especially pleased with the quarter's performance in light of liquidation activity by bankrupt rival Sports Authority.
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A further 1,249 employees have left the business during the liquidation through finding new work, retirement or for other reasons.
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The liquidation of some of the record long positions hedge fund managers accumulated in the weeks and months before Jan.
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The Wall Street Journal recently reported that this could be the largest retail liquidation ever in terms of store count.
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It can only be liquidated, with all liabilities of the bank taken over by the state on the liquidation date.
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Toys R Us' liquidation, which stripped away about 30,000 U.S. jobs and pulled at the country's heartstrings, stoked particular fury.
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The preferred shares typically have liquidation preferences and rights against being diluted, while the common shareholders have no such protections.
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The new money could also insist on super-contractual protections, like more aggressive anti-dilution rights and higher liquidation preferences.
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Update July 6th, 6:59PM ET: Included confirmation from separate sources that the report of Jawbone's liquidation proceedings is accurate.
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TC: Isn't it better for its employees for the company to go public given liquidation preferences and all that business?
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It said last week it had applied for voluntary liquidation after its banks told it they would close its accounts.
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Kreiz said Fisher-Price was the brand that was most affected by the liquidation of Toys R Us last year.
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"Legislation to accelerate insolvency procedures and the liquidation of collateral should be an important part of the solution," he added.
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Their primary objectives were industrialisation, the liquidation of illiteracy and superstition, and the mitigation of India's material poverty and backwardness.
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A bank's living will is meant to guide that company's process of liquidation under U.S. bankruptcy code, should it fail.
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The liquidation will not impact its franchised or Latin American stores, where it is the region's largest specialty footwear retailer.
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Some of the liquidation risk that was hanging over the market has been removed because it has already been realised.
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On Monday, over 50 companies announced share suspensions as a growing number of companies took measures to avoid forced liquidation.
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FTI would continue to act as administrator without management control, and would focus on evaluating plans for restructure or liquidation.
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"Should gold finally break the $1,480.00 region convincingly, we may see some long position liquidation," said OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley.
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"We want the store workers to stay, our people are there to help manage and implement liquidation strategy," Carpenter said.
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The row led to months of financial turmoil at the Dubai-based firm which filed for provisional liquidation last year.
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He downplays reports of Russian human rights abuses, assassination and imprisonment of opposition figures, and liquidation of an independent media.
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Abraaj, the Middle East and North Africa's biggest private equity firm, has filed for provisional liquidation in the Cayman Islands.
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Other offers submitted over the past several weeks were for pieces of Sears or liquidation proposals to close its doors.
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This may help explain why Kuwait is pushing for liquidation (as opposed to joining the standstill or selling its notes).
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Wearable maker Jawbone has begun liquidation proceedings, said tech website The Information on Thursday, citing a person close to Jawbone.
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The company's liquidation in May followed the combination of higher input costs and a miscalculation on the EU carbon market.
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Two years later, after liquidation sales had emptied its miles of CD racks, Tower shut down its 89 American stores.
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This is another hint that at least the indiscriminate liquidation phase of a market shock might be running its course.
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Target said it was picking up new toy customers in the wake of the Toys "R" Us liquidation this spring.
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By forcing the liquidation of financial assets, a wealth tax forces de-thrift, adding to the pool of circulating money.
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A year later, the Pennsylvania Insurance Department said the situation was irretrievable and asked the court for a liquidation order.
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Liquidation sales are expected to be completed by the end of this year at the sites selected to be vacated.
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The GFG deal has been tangled in court actions since 2018 when Adhunik went into liquidation due to sustained losses.
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Toys "R" Us Inc eventually went into liquidation, while others including children's retailer Gymboree Corp and Payless ShoeSource Inc reorganized.
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If Judge Drain agrees with some of the objections, it could kill the deal and leave no choice but liquidation.
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If Judge Drain agrees with some of the objections, it could kill the deal and leave no option but liquidation.
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Lazarus' death comes as the toy empire he founded goes through a liquidation process as part of its ongoing bankruptcy.
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Liquidation sales will begin on Sunday and stores will begin closing in March, though most will say open until May.
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BUSINESS RESCUE TEAM BELIEVES THAT RESCUING SAA WILL ACHIEVE A BETTER OUTCOME FOR STAKEHOLDERS THAN IMMEDIATE LIQUIDATION - BUSINESS RESCUE PRACTICITIONERS
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The conviction of the oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky and the liquidation of his company was perhaps the most emblematic example.
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Since then, Mr. Quinn has encouraged the notion that he and his family got a raw deal in the liquidation.
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"We ... had a challenging second quarter driven primarily by the Toys "R" Us liquidation," Mattel's new CEO Ynon Kreiz said.
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Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation in the Cayman Islands, where it is incorporated, to give it greater leeway over its restructuring.
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How much is distributed to victims will depend on Woodbridge's Chapter 11 bankruptcy and how much a related liquidation trust collects.
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AHAB wanted to move the jurisdiction of its case under the bankruptcy law to avoid the risk of a disorganised liquidation.
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Now those payments are at risk in a dramatic turn of events as the iconic toy retailer speeds toward U.S. liquidation.
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As bankrupt Sears Holdings inches toward liquidation, Amazon on Monday became the most valuable public company in the world, surpassing Microsoft.
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UNDER ARMOUR SHARES ARE ALSO IN THE RED AFTER THE COMPANY CUT GUIDANCE CITING FEARS AROUND THE LIQUIDATION OF SPORTS AUTHORITY.
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Lampert saved the retailer from complete liquidation by buying it through Transform Holdco, an affiliate of his hedge fund ESL Investments.
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Live cattle and feeder cattle futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange also declined, pressured by long liquidation and softening beef prices.
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The decision could pave the way for Schahin's liquidation, said the source, who is not authorized to discuss the issue publicly.
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The term "liquidation preferences" refer to the fact that venture capitalists get preferred shares senior to the founders and management team.
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This means that, for all acquisition below $1 billion, the investors are going to get their return through the liquidation preference.
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CompuLab's IPO today is really emblematic of the push to become public and get that big liquidation and financing round going.
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Like most people,we think the risk of China going through a sudden liquidation and allocation out of Treasurys is unlikely.
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CHICAGO, April 26 (Reuters) - U.S. lean hog futures declined on Friday, pressured by soft cash markets and long liquidation, traders said.
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Liquidation preference determines which creditors are paid out first if your company ends up in financial difficulties and goes into receivership.
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Commodity funds have built up sizable net long positions in CME livestock futures, leaving markets prone to bouts of long liquidation.
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"I'm looking at maybe the other side of the business — the liquidation side as opposed to the retail side," he said.
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In an effort to stave off the liquidation process, Saad late last year launched its own process to engage with creditors.
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The project will be Botswana's only operating underground copper mine after the closure and liquidation of BCL mining group in 2016.
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In response Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation, akin to America's Chapter 11 proceedings, to give it greater control over its restructuring.
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Sears had already retained Abacus as a liquidation consultant after filing for bankruptcy, but decided to take offers from other liquidators.
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The cuts come after British Steel collapsed into liquidation last week, putting 25,000 jobs at risk unless it finds a buyer.
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In Fitch's view, a cumulative dividend would make the dividend shares more akin to preferred stock, albeit without a liquidation preference.
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The Swiss airline Skyworks filed for bankruptcy at the beginning of September, whileVLM, a Belgian airline, went into liquidation in August.
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The industry makes a puny return on equity of 6.5% and investors think it is worth less than its liquidation value.
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Matobato testified the death squad started out as a "liquidation squad" called "Lambada Boys," which he said was formed by Duterte.
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The Shanghai market has shed 13 percent this week and trading was halted minutes into the day to stem the liquidation.
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The Consumerist, then owned by Gawker Media (which did not have a liquidation sale), kept an eye on the bloody toll.
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In some ways, I wonder if the model for the computer superstore deserved to be left on the shelves in liquidation.
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HFI is registered as a wholly state-owned limited liability company under China's company law, and bankruptcy or liquidation is allowed.
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Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation in June after collapsing under a mountain of debt and allegations that investor funds were misused.
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It also seems to reflect fresh short-selling in anticipation that long liquidation would trigger a new round of price falls.
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The central bank said in a statement it had appointed a temporary administrator at the bank and would seek its liquidation.
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Last week, the court gave El-Krimi another three months to finish the liquidation process and seek buyers for the company.
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Saxo Bank's Hansen said gold's gains could end a liquidation of long positions that helped push it to last week's lows.
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BHS has proposed a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) to its landlords, a form of compromise agreement to avoid administration or liquidation.
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Sears expects to generate a significant amount of cash from the liquidation of the inventory and related assets of these stores.
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Each accumulation and subsequent liquidation of short positions has been accompanied by a fall and then a rise in oil prices.
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Perhaps boldest of the Choice Act's proposals are provisions to replace Title II Orderly Liquidation Authority with a bankruptcy-based structure.
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Having managed almost $14 billion in assets at its peak, Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation in the Cayman Islands last month.
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Lehman declared bankruptcy, while The Reserve, which had lost money with Lehman, froze customers' accounts, and was eventually forced into liquidation.
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Tax debt forced Rangers into liquidation in 2012, and the re-formed club had to start over in the fourth tier.
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The foundation said it would apply for the legal liquidation and winding up of the company's operations as soon as possible.
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Unlike with bankruptcy, where a business or individual can start over, liquidation means there is no hope for a company's recovery.
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However, there is no minimum timeframe for collateral liquidation, which exposes noteholders to market risk with respect to the repo collateral.
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Sears Holdings, which also owns Kmart, is now fighting to stay in business and facing possible liquidation as it undergoes bankruptcy.
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Toys "R" Us closed 881 stores during its liquidation, Sears and KMart has shut 472, and Mattress Firm has shut 388.
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The move for the filing was made to stave off legal action by plaintiffs pushing to force the company into liquidation.
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Six days into the store's liquidation sales, Toys R Us shut its website down as inventory was sent out to stores.
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Rolex, Bose and Apple are among the brands that do what they can to keep their goods out of liquidation sales.
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"The nature of recent gold selling implies fresh shorting as well as liquidation," HSBC analyst James Steel said in a note.
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In mid-March, the privately held bank announced a "voluntary liquidation" after the European Central Bank refused to bail it out.
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When Lake Las Vegas filed for bankruptcy a year later, the liquidation value of the property was set at $23 million.
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Many have come knocking, he said, in hopes that he will buy them and spare them from their unavoidable fate: liquidation.
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He did not feel ready to quit, he said, but he knew the club's liquidation would make the choice for him.
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British Steel was put into compulsory liquidation on May 22 after Greybull Capital failed to secure funding to continue its operations.
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South Korea's energy ministry said on Thursday it will coordinate with the British government and monitor the liquidation process with KEPCO.
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Mnuchin had previously said his team was already looking into both the SIFI designation process and the use of orderly liquidation.
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In August 2018, the N.C.U.A. closed Melrose in what it said was the biggest credit union liquidation in United States history.
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"What we've seen the last couple of days is pure liquidation," said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at Truist/SunTrust Advisory.
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Bloomberg had earlier reported on Thursday that Toys 'R' Us was making preparations for a liquidation of its bankrupt U.S. operations.
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British Steel's main plant, in Scunthorpe, has been operating as normal, workers say, since it went into compulsory liquidation in May.
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Notably impacting earnings and gross margins this quarter, Penney's completed its shuttering of 123 stores and liquidation of inventory, as planned.
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Shutting down 1,600 stores would be chaotic, and selling $5 billion worth of inventory at liquidation value would yield much less.
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State insurance regulators in Pennsylvania first petitioned the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania to order liquidation in 2009, which is standard procedure.
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Next, I made my way to the upper levels to see how the liquidation sale was faring in the other departments.
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Management has also reaffirmed Sears is still pushing to return to profitability against a backdrop of vendor disputes and liquidation sales.
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A liquidation will most likely result in the closing of all of Toys R Us' 800 stores in the United States.
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Oilfield services firm Swiber Holdings, which initially filed for liquidation, gained court approval last week to place itself under judicial management.
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While a terrible holiday season hurt their chances of recovery, some of the lenders have been aggressive in pushing for liquidation.
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The central bank said on Tuesday it had appointed temporary management at both banks, and would seek their liquidation in court.
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The business may be sold off in pieces after the court filing which will likely lead to liquidation, the person said.
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But BCL has now fallen on hard times, which culminated in the company being placed under provisional liquidation over the weekend.
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If the Federal Reserve Board was a normal bank, a "run" of this magnitude would have put the organization into liquidation.
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British Steel was forced into liquidation on Wednesday, although Britain's second largest steelmaker will continue to trade and supply its customers.
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Reorganization efforts often fail, and a Chapter 22017 bankruptcy can end in liquidation of some or all of the company's assets.
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Announces offering of subordinated notes * MB Financial - commenced offering of depositary shares, with a liquidation preference of $1,000 per share (equivalent to $25 per depositary share) * MB Financial - commenced an registered public offering of depositary shares, par value $0.01 per share, with liquidation preference of $1,000 per share * MB Financial Inc - co's unit MB Financial Bank, n.a.
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Sears told workers this week that it expects to begin liquidation sales at the 80 stores (addresses listed below) in two weeks.
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The iPhone X is now also reselling at the highest price of any other phone, according to liquidation research specialist B-Stock.
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It's also one of the retailers that's expected to steal a share of the toy market left by Toys R Us' liquidation.
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Its higher onshore debt therefore eats into the liquidation value that would otherwise have been available for its US dollar senior notes.
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The statement added that the liquidation of the investment trust created to help fund the airport would take place on Feb. 28.
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If Lampert is unable to cobble together an offer to buy the company out of bankruptcy, it will be pushed into liquidation.
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They hid during the liquidation and came out at night when they thought it was safe, and that's how they got killed.
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But Kuczynski, a former investment banker elected last June, extended the deadline for finding a new buyer for the smelter before liquidation.
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Commodity funds hold a sizable net long position in CME lean hog futures, leaving the market vulnerable to bouts of long liquidation.
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James Giddens, the trustee overseeing the liquidation, on Monday said just 381 of the roughly 140,000 claims against the brokerage remain unresolved.
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Sears could easily go the way of Toys "R" Us: An outright liquidation, with tens of thousands of employees losing their jobs.
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Recent history is full of retailers that emerged from Chapter 11 only to quickly file a second time, ending up in liquidation.
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Chinese pork production will likely decline 10 percent due to the liquidation of hog herds, according to the agency's Foreign Agricultural Service.
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Traders also said the gasoline reserve had been created so recently that its liquidation was unlikely to be approved by lawmakers quickly.
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One has confirmed to us that Navdy has not been in touch before or since sending out the liquidation notice to customers.
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Liquidation sales are expected to begin imminently, with stores set to close between the end of March and the end of May.
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The rest, as we'll see, will fizzle out and die — or have a small liquidation event, which is pretty much the same.
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Because there was no "threat of imminent liquidation", a third concluded in 2015, debtors felt no compulsion "to resolve their financial distress".
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Series B and earlier shareholders only have a 1x multiple on their liquidation preferences, and we'll see how that affects decision-making.
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Moving down the seniority ranks, we now have our Series A shareholders, which also have a 1x multiple on their liquidation preference.
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The chain held a giant liquidation sale over the weekend "before we close the stores for good," it said in a statement.
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Adding to this week's rollercoaster ride in prices was the sudden liquidation of a $0003 million leveraged fund bet on falling prices.
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Losses stemming from the liquidation of hedge funds managed by Black River dragged down Cargill profit in the company's most recent quarter.
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Liquidation sales will begin Friday if the company wins approval for its motion from a bankruptcy judge, according to a court filing.
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The recovery rating of 'RR4' assigned to Invatlan's senior debt issuance reflects the average expected recovery in case of the company liquidation.
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The accumulation and liquidation of hedge fund short positions has corresponded closely with the rise and fall in oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/2e8Wbq3).
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IPOs, in addition to being liquidation events and also moments of validation, are financing rounds that help them build big war chests.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and stands last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation of its issuer.
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Higher inflation and reports of a liquidation of Vodafone Idea were pulling down the markets, said Sumit Pokharna, vice president, Kotak Securities.
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Investors remain concerned about exposure of Dubai-listed companies to troubled private equity firm Abraaj which this month filed for provisional liquidation.
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A Sears spokesman said the stores are expected to close their doors in mid-September, with liquidation sales beginning by June 30.
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Read more: These 18 retailers have filed for bankruptcy or liquidation in 2019But that isn't to say that all malls are doomed.
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On July 20, Swiber's board decided it would file for compulsory liquidation if the AMTC payment was not received by July 26.
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Payless has said it plans to close all of its 2,500 stores in what could be the largest retail liquidation in history.
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"New Hasbro initiatives shipping in this quarter and beyond won't be caught up in the Toys R Us liquidation process," Goldner said.
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Alcentra's BDC has been the target of activist investor Stilwell, which in April argued for the sale or liquidation of the vehicle.
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Some of these smaller toy makers are in trouble, and according to Reuters, Toys R Us' liquidation plans could spell their doom.
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The Swiss airline Skyworks filed for bankruptcy at the beginning of September, while VLM, a Belgian airline, went into liquidation in August.
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Industry analysts, investors and former retail executives said Sears's Chapter 11 filing is only a short stop on the way to liquidation.
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Thousands of stores across the US are shutting down and holding liquidation sales to try and purge their merchandise before they close.
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The retail chain filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition in New Jersey, and will begin liquidation sales at its locations on Friday.
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Shoppers looking to snag a bargain at Toys "R" Us liquidation sales should act fast, since they might only last 30 days.
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It also pointed to claims from an Ethiopian Airlines crash, grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX, and the liquidation of Thomas Cook.
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"Liquidation is rare, but it does happen in bunches sometimes," said Robert Hunter, director of insurance for the Consumer Federation of America.
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Most notably, Chinese firms are seeking to capitalize on the liquidation of Konkola Copper mines, a subsidiary of London-based Vedanta Resources.
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Sell stops, fund liquidation and losses in CME's cattle markets pressured the exchange's hog contracts for a sixth straight session, said traders.
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Some will be forced into bankruptcy or liquidation, laying off workers and placing additional fiscal pressures on federal, state and local governments.
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Mohammed El-Krimi, appointed by a Moroccan court to oversee the plant's liquidation, said information about bidders and the process was confidential.
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Without fresh financial resources the airline would face liquidation, putting at risk 11,600 jobs and creating a major headache for the government.
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The fund in liquidation, which a person familiar with Fairholme identified as Fairholme Partnership LP, also distributed warrants to buy Sears stock.
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The liquidation marked the end of Scoop's 20 years in business, as it became a victim of rising rents in the city.
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CBOT wheat futures tumbled a day earlier, pressured by long liquidation and a U.S. government forecast of bigger-than-expected world inventories.
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"Mattel's fundamentals and balance sheet are more vulnerable to a liquidation than Hasbro," said Barclays analysts, who downgraded Mattel's stock to "Underweight".
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When the Pozzo family bought Granada in 2009, the club was in the Spanish third tier and on the verge of liquidation.
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Two, he wanted a fairly hefty rate — 14.5 percent — that would have required a lot of rapid-fire liquidation of business assets.
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The divestment may involve liquidation of a joint venture that Freeport Indonesia (PT-FI), operator of Grasberg, formed with Rio Tinto in 1996.
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The big picture: Other department stores are struggling too, not least Sears, which is in bankruptcy and is also this close to liquidation.
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The liquidation of long positions and establishment of fresh shorts likely contributed to the sharp drop in oil prices starting on March 8.
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This results in an adjusted reorganization value of $1.35 billion after subtracting administrative claims, and exceeds a projected liquidation value of $05403 million.
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Sears advisors this past Friday had told the bankruptcy judge it planned to announce a liquidation on Monday, one of the people said.
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But if a company enters liquidation and its shares are eventually deemed worthless, the hedge fund does not have to return the stock.
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After that, the bid will be weighed against liquidation offers to determine whether the chain will be kept alive or closed down permanently.
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Under Armour expects to recognize an impairment charge of about $23 million during the second quarter of 2016 related to Sports Authority's liquidation.
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Both firms continue to seek participation by Vornado — their original buyout partner — and several secured lenders that forced Toys "R" Us into liquidation.
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Schweighauser was Aurora's president and oversaw the firm's liquidation in 2016 after its owner Natixis Global Asset Management decided to shut it down.
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CME live cattle futures closed mostly lower on Friday, pressured by lower cash cattle prices compared to a week ago and long liquidation.
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Mr. Storch said a liquidation sale before the holidays "would definitely have an impact on the market," even if it's only short term.
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For the time being, however, most fund managers are ignoring the liquidation risk and focusing on the prospect of further price increases first.
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Aimed at avoiding a liquidation or resolution of the bank, the plan requires the backing of Carige's shareholders, who will meet on Sept.
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The business is now headquartered in Wayne, N.J. Shoppers can expect liquidation sales over the next few months, The New York Times reported.
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Only the Forties pipeline outage has prevented a much bigger liquidation of hedge fund positions and likely a much larger fall in prices.
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Most of this liquidation seems to be attributable to profit-taking after the big rally in oil prices over the last seven months.
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So that's very troubling — because they seem to be trying to use liquidation to evade their responsibility as far as we can tell.
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Aurora was appointed in 2009 to manage two gold mines near Johannesburg after the Pamodzi Gold company which ran them went into liquidation.
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It is all the more surprising, then, that basic corporate-governance missteps led his firm to file for provisional liquidation on June 14th.
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One of the most important questions the liquidation answered was which products were making the company the most money — and which products weren't.
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Toys R Us infamously relaunched its website during its crucial — and ultimately failed — 2017 holiday season in bankruptcy that subsequently forced its liquidation.
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The old money may sit back and rely on the anti-dilution rights and liquidation preferences to protect themselves from the new money.
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Bitfinex justified the decision by arguing that if the company was forced into liquidation, losses would have to be spread among all users.
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Benchmark's lawsuit was dismissed as a condition of SoftBank's mega-investment in Uber, where Benchmark reportedly got some liquidation from its early investment.
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U.S. toy makers have been scrambling to find newer avenues to sell toys after the sudden liquidation of the world's largest toy retailer.
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Some of the more tactically-minded hedge fund managers have been waiting for long liquidation as an opportunity to short the market aggressively.
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We looked at the effect liquidation preference multiples have on investor decision-making and how a standard seniority structure works during an acquisition.
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The loan terms include 18-month repayment, a 2.2x liquidation preference and effectively gives Alibaba veto power over future equity investments into Quixey.
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Huishan, billed as China's biggest integrated dairy firm when it went public in 2013, said this month it was preparing for provisional liquidation.
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The liquidation of the VIX-linked ETPs has left many retail players smarting from big losses and led to calls for more regulation.
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"It's a matter of gathering all the info, trying to understand who is trading where, what kind of liquidation can appear," he said.
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Portugal has until August to sell Novo Banco, the country's third largest bank, or it could face liquidation under an agreement with Brussels.
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For instance, if they are facing liquidation or an exceptional transaction is imminent that may cause big price swings and scope for manipulation.
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"We've seen some long liquidation in view of that uncertainty and, other than that, traders are positioning ahead of Friday's reports," he said.
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Outsourcers such as Interserve have been the focus of investor attention since rival Carillion entered liquidation in January, putting 43,000 jobs at risk.
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The liquidation application was brought against Vedanta-controlled KCM by Zambian state-owned ZCCM-IH, which holds a 20.6% stake in the unit.
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Friday's settlement requires approval by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stuart Bernstein in Manhattan, who oversees the liquidation of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC.
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Under its legal status, major decisions - such as M&A, spin-offs, bankruptcy and liquidation - require verification and approval from the municipal government.
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There has been a correspondence between the accumulation/liquidation of short positions and the fall/rise in WTI prices since at least 22015.
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Subordinated debt stands to be repaid only after the senior debts of a company have been paid, in the event of a liquidation.
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Triland put $1,800 in lead as the next support to watch, and said if that is broken, there could be decent long liquidation.
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Enforcing China Metal Recycling's liquidation order on the mainland has been a battle, according to one person with direct knowledge of the matter.
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If no deal comes together before the company runs out of money, it could be forced to start Chapter 7 liquidation, Snyder said.
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Revenue was also well below forecasts, with Hasbro citing the liquidation of Toys 'R' Us as a significant negative event for its results.
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British Steel, which has been in liquidation following a Brexit-induced slump in orders, received a takeover offer from Jingye, a Chinese steelmaker.
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"Otherwise, there may be a very, very steep haircut (in the value of the debt) to be taken upon a liquidation," Tawil said.
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The business is now headquartered in Wayne, N.J. Shoppers can expect liquidation sales over the next few months, The New York Times reported.
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Ontario-based Nortel stumbled from ranking among the world's most valuable companies during the 1990s Internet bubble to bankruptcy in 2009 and liquidation.
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"Should gold finally break the $1,480.00 region convincingly, we may see some long position liquidation," said OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley in a note.
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But after his business faltered and his debts piled up from lavish spending, Mr. Gosman filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation in 2003.
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So Lampert has made a second proposal, a $1.8 billion bid to buy just the real estate, and let others handle the liquidation.
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Nortel was among the world's most valuable companies during the 1990s' Internet bubble, but it fell into bankruptcy in 2009 and into liquidation.
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In other contracts, however, hedge fund activity has remained subdued over the last two weeks, after heavy liquidation in the middle of July.
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That was way up over the third and second quarters of last year, when only 15 percent of rounds included senior liquidation preferences.
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Their still-functioning official site doesn't show the slightest sign of liquidation, displaying various certificates and recognition from government agencies and industry associations.
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These are observations that fit roughly with the idea of at least a lull in the headlong liquidation phase, but they guarantee nothing.
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He took over ownership of the Cosmos in 2017, saving both the club and its league, the North American Soccer League, from liquidation.
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Walmart, Amazon and Target have picked up some slack from the liquidation of Toys "R" Us last year, which cost 33,000 retail jobs.
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Gordon Brothers, primarily known as a liquidation firm, also revives dormant brands it often acquires out of bankruptcy through its brand investing arm.
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A group of professors recently wrote Congress to alert it to the folly of repealing orderly liquidation authority and replacing it with bankruptcy.
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"They started the liquidation with very modest discounts so they were definitely reliant on associates and their clients and our relationships," he said.
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The accumulation and liquidation of short positions in WTI has correlated closely with the rise and fall in U.S. oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/1mSR9iM).
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The company, which at its peak was valued at as much as $3 billion, is reportedly now in the midst of liquidation proceedings.
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LONDON — New York may increasingly resemble a retail desert, with Barneys in seemingly never-ending liquidation sales and Opening Ceremony closing its stores.
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Liquidation was heaviest in Brent (-27 million barrels over six weeks) rather than NYMEX and ICE WTI (-21 million barrels over four weeks).
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"Unfortunately, as a result of the liquidation appointments, there is no prospect of a return to Thomas Cook's shareholders," the UK government said.
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Ending the orderly liquidation authority would also threaten the cross-border flows of capital critical to spurring investment and supporting business opportunities globally.
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As Barneys nears its final days, inventory is growing sparse and stores are in a state of complete disarray as liquidation sales culminate.
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For the first quarter, Mattel said it expects lower gross sales, blaming the liquidation of the world's biggest toy retailer and currency fluctuations.
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Already, liquidation sales are in place for the 103 Sears and Kmart stores, and 363 Macy's locations, that will close early this year.
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Timelines for real-estate foreclosure and liquidation vary significantly between EU countries, and even within countries, depending on insolvency proceedings and court efficiency.
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A terrible holiday season hurt the toy retailer's chances of recovery, and it has already begun liquidation sales ahead of planned store closures.
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"We ... had a challenging second quarter driven primarily by the Toys "R" Us liquidation," Mattel's newly minted Chief Executive Officer Ynon Kreiz said.
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Last year, the overseers of New York City's pension funds said they were weighing the liquidation of their $1.5 billion hedge fund portfolio.
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"So I think there is some vulnerability ... but I also think that you're not going to see any wholesale liquidation of financial length."
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He bought 750 units of a nail filing tool for dogs called "Peticure Power " in a liquidation sale and sent them to Amazon.
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When she heard that Sears had filed for bankruptcy protection and faced liquidation, "I felt like I had lost a friend," she said.
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Liquidation sales began the following day and will continue through May, a spokesperson told CNN, though some stores will begin closing in March.
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Vedanta has taken the matter to arbitration and tried in the meantime to block KCM's liquidation via courts in both South Africa and Zambia.
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Liquidation of previous long positions has now been joined by the initiation of fresh shorts as portfolio managers anticipate a deeper pullback in prices.
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Among bigger movers, toymakers Hasbro and Mattel were lower after sources told Reuters that retailer Toys 'R' Us is preparing for a potential liquidation.
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China's second-largest property developer by sales said it had signed the agreement with the liquidation team of bankrupt Guangdong International Trust Investment Corporation.
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GAM said in the letter it expected fund shareholders to get their proportionate interest in cash as it becomes available throughout the liquidation process.
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Stress tests could be run by lenders themselves, rather than the government, and there would be no need for Dodd-Frank's contentious liquidation procedure.
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CME live cattle futures declined on Monday, with the June contract hitting a one-week low on long liquidation and spillover weakness from hogs.
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"Until a trader sees a bottom or these end users start to step in, we're probably going to see that liquidation continue," Streible said.
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The liquidation authority has a dedicated funding stream that allows the FDIC to borrow against the failing firm's assets in a time of crisis.
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Almost everyone, including company management and Toys' previous private equity sponsors, told the creditors that liquidation was the wrong move, both financially and morally.
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At its heart, IPOs are as much about raising money to build up a war chest as they are for liquidation and publicity events.
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Under Armour also expects to recognize an impairment charge of about $23 million during the second quarter of 2016 related to Sports Authority's liquidation.
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Since that high in June, the price of crude has declined by approximately 20 percent, and Garner says this is a result of liquidation.
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The sporting goods chain's liquidation caused Under Armour to slash its full-year revenue forecast in May to $4.93 billion from about $5 billion.
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The plan uses an exception on new EU rules on banking liquidation to avoid heavy losses for bank creditors before public money is disbursed.
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I read this to mean that the S.I.P.C. would conduct a traditional liquidation under the act of the "stub" of the failed broker-dealer.
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Authorities said Lumiere's co-conspirators included Christopher Plaford, a Visium portfolio manager who oversaw the fund from its inception through its liquidation in 2013.
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The market is becoming progressively more stretched, with relatively few short-sellers to serve as buyers and stabilize prices when the inevitable liquidation comes.
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Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca are seeking public and private support to avoid a possible liquidation by the end of the month.
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Meanwhile, the path to liquidation has changed for VC. Before, the path to liquidity was to go public or sell to a larger company.
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The company said it would provide a liquidation analysis and other details before a hearing on the disclosure statement set for Thursday in Delaware.
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But it does mean, with some kind of liquidation for shareholders, that it can likely hold off on an IPO for a little longer.
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Live cattle futures continued a recent slide as actively traded June futures dropped for an eighth straight session on fund liquidation and technical selling.
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The market is becoming progressively more stretched, with relatively few short-sellers to serve as buyers and stabilise prices when the inevitable liquidation comes.
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The extension of the liquidation can be seen in the rise in trading volume for WTI's front-month contract to over 340,000, he said.
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If your company is running out of money, your CEO is more likely to raise money at unattractive terms (like a high liquidation preference).
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A bank's living will is a kind of prepackaged bankruptcy plan that will guide its dissolution and liquidation without taxpayer assistance should it collapse.
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The government is also struggling to pull together a rescue plan for Carige, which the troubled Genoa-based bank needs to avoid a liquidation.
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"While the selling appetite seems to be fading following four weeks of long liquidation, (gold) still needs a catalyst to break higher," said Hansen.
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Republicans also say labeling banks "too big to fail" puts government on the hook for bailing them out, saving banks from a liquidation process.
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The hospitals have service contracts with Carillion, the unions said, adding the workers are among the 6,000 Canadian workers affected by the Carillion liquidation.
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Once again, the sell-off was driven mostly by the liquidation of former bullish long positions, which declined by a combined 81 million barrels.
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There have been three cycles of position building and liquidation in which hedge funds have accumulated and then reduced large short positions in WTI.
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"The Orderly Liquidation Authority had broad bipartisan support," said Cliff Stanford, partner and chair of the bank regulatory group at law firm Alston & Bird.
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In this instance, the fourth short-selling cycle shifted from the accumulation phase to the liquidation phase around the middle of August (tmsnrt.rs/2bwro58).
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Former Nortel business units in Canada, the United States and Europe had been pushing vastly differing proposals for splitting the money from the liquidation.
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However, Fitch will downgrade the IDR to 'D' if the company enters into bankruptcy filings, administration, receivership, liquidation or other formal winding-up procedures.
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Bloomberg reported that Sears representatives summoned liquidation firms and other advisers to emergency meetings on Friday because it decided it couldn't accept Lampert's offer.
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Some I.P.O.s that UBS worked on and that later proved problematic included China Metal Recycling and China Forestry, both of which have entered liquidation.
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According to Rosenblum, in the first two weeks of a liquidation sale, prices tend to be the same as they would be anywhere else.
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Now he's pulling Sears back from the brink of liquidation — and saving himself from liability — according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
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The letter contains no mention of the creditors who actually are profiting from the liquidation, which takes some wind out of its seriousness sail.
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The accumulation and liquidation of short positions has corresponded with the fall and rise in prices, especially in the NYMEX WTI contract (tmsnrt.rs/2cCgSNB).
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The start and end of these accumulation and liquidation cycles are clearly identifiable in retrospect, but are never so clear cut at the time.
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Shortly after Carillion announced its compulsory liquidation, the Scottish government said contingency plans were in place for the contracts affected by the stricken firm.
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Read: In Catalonia Crisis, Shared Blame for 'a Difficult and Undesirable Situation' This week, I visited a Sears Canada store during its liquidation sale.
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Tourah had accumulated 800 million Egyptian pounds ($47.75 million) of debt, and its management was now contemplating the company's final liquidation, the statement added.
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But a total liquidation of its United States operations, the creditors calculated, may allow them to recover more money than keeping the stores open.
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In late November, the Trump Treasury Department quietly announced that it wants to keep the Dodd-Frank Orderly Liquidation Authority fund around after all.
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But the figures were delusive: At the time of its liquidation, Carillion held just £29 million in cash, with debts of around £1.5 billion.
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In one rare case, regulators in 2017 placed Penn Treaty American Corp, a U.S. insurer that wrote such policies, in liquidation due to losses.
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The fear for many of America's mall owners has been that a liquidation of Forever 21 would leave them with too much vacant space.
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As the retailer goes through liquidation, employees at its flagship store say they haven't received information about a closing date, severance pay or benefits.
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The letter said that the liquidation firm, Barneys's remaining management and the workers' union had been unable to answer their inquiries for a month.
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The downfall of Galyan's signaled the start of challenges for the sporting goods market, including the bankruptcy and liquidation of Sports Authority in 2016.
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Even after the long liquidation over the last nine weeks, fund managers remain overwhelmingly bullish about the outlook for oil prices later in 2018.
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Presumably the other creditors would have spent some time considering their options, and converted the case to a Chapter 7 liquidation or dismissed it.
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"Today, the decision to avoid liquidation rests in your hands," Noble Chairman Paul Brough told shareholders at a packed meeting before the voting began.
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Such a rescue would hand over control to a business rescue practitioner who then tries to restore the company in order to avoid liquidation.
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Britain last week announced that Chinese steelmaker Jingye has signed a provisional deal to buy British Steel, which went into compulsory liquidation in May.
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The reality, as we know from our lived experience, is that Lampert has been putting the company through the longest liquidation in retail history.
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Andrew Behlmann, an attorney representing the chain, made the claim that shoppers had sufficient time to redeem their cards during the store's liquidation sales.
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Recently, though, the toy retailer was pushed into total liquidation after failing to make payments to vendors, weighed down by a heavy debt load.
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However, investor concerns were later soothed in October when OTB said it saw Thomas Cook's liquidation as an opportunity to gain additional market share.
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British Steel, the country's second largest steel producer, was put into compulsory liquidation on May 22, jeopardizing 25,000 jobs, including 5,000 in Scunthorpe, northern England.
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The fall was caused by "massive liquidation" of global carry trades in the rand, said Jeffrey Halley, FX trader for Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore.
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Based in Florida, Parris spends about five hours each day visiting thrift stores and scanning auction and liquidation websites for interesting items, he told CNBC.
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Rather than a violent seizure of power and the liquidation of the kulaks, they want progressive taxation and a narrower gap between rich and poor.
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Sears Holdings had planned to reject Lampert's bid to save the 126-year-old company, which would have put it on a course to liquidation.
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It may also allow them to gut the liquidation procedure, which envisages a temporary fund of public cash—to purists, an unacceptable taxpayer bail-out.
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The 200-year-old company, swamped by debt and pension liabilities and losing cash, went into liquidation on Monday, threatening suppliers, merchants and big banks.
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"Global equities are rallying across the board and we are seeing liquidation on safe haven demand," said Phillip Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures.
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"The liquidation of this or some other regime is hardly what is needed to aid the successful continuation of the battle against terrorism," Peskov said.
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Liquidation was again concentrated in crude and U.S. gasoline while funds bought U.S. heating oil and European gasoil, probably anticipating an IMO-driven consumption rise.
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The deal, which saved the company from liquidation, also promised that Lampert would reimburse Sears severance costs for workers who lost a job in bankruptcy.
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It accused Transform of playing hardball with Sears and stalling as a negotiating tactic to gain more from a company on the brink of liquidation.
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The deal, which saved the company from liquidation, also promised that Lampert would reimburse Sears' severance costs for workers who lost a job in bankruptcy.
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Sears could file for bankruptcy as early as Sunday, and it would need to secure the financing by then to avoid liquidation, the sources said.
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That has left a growing number of borrowers scrambling to avoid forced liquidation, where brokers make them sell the shares they have used as collateral.
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Both say they take measures to control credit risks - from screening and educating investors to monitoring markets in real-time and forced liquidation where necessary.
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But from the market's perspective, I wonder if this does not make orderly liquidation authority even more of a "black box" than it already was.
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British Steel, the country's second largest steel producer, was put into compulsory liquidation on May 22, jeopardising 25,000 jobs, including 5,000 in Scunthorpe, northern England.
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"We are pleased with our second quarter results, particularly in light of the liquidation activity in the market," said Ed Stack, Dick's chairman and CEO.
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Analysts had expected the retailer to raise its full-year outlook, due to what they considered a more modest impact from The Sports Authority's liquidation.
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The Official Receiver, which manages insolvencies for the British government, is handling Carillion's liquidation, with PwC appointed by the High Court to support the liquidator.
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Even after the recent liquidation, fund managers still hold a near-record net long position with longs far outnumbering shorts, underscoring the lingering downside risk.
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U.S. crude prices have corresponded closely with the accumulation and liquidation of hedge fund short positions in WTI since the start of 2015 (tmsnrt.rs/1QxwyLD).
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Xiao said SOEs' leverage is at "healthy levels", and bankruptcies and liquidation have only happened at second-tier companies, not at the holding group level.
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KS bankrupt on Friday, after ruling earlier this month that the firm's liquidation value would be worth more than its value as a going concern.
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On Wednesday, a bankruptcy judge in a Delaware court approved the sale of all of Charlotte Russe's assets to a liquidation company, SB360 Capital Partners.
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VIENNA, Feb 10 (Reuters) - UniCredit unit Bank Austria posted a jump in fourth-quarter net profit on Wednesday, bolstered by the liquidation of pension provisions.
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The company's unsecured creditors included mall-owner Simon Property Group, which could arguably benefit from Sears' liquidation by replacing Sears stores with more profitable tenants.
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In short, participating preferred shareholders are entitled to receive their initial investment, plus a pro rata share of the remaining capital in a liquidation event.
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There's one last question that's important to address here: What happens if the proceeds from liquidation don't cover the preferences to which investors are entitled?
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There's also a hybrid approach where investors are put into different tiers of seniority but, within each tier, liquidation preference payments are distributed pari passu.
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If living wills are found to be deficient or unable to provide an orderly liquidation, banks get a second chance to provide a better plan.
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"Investor concerns have been heightened on near-term worries, including warmer weather, hurricanes and peer liquidation sales," RBC analyst Brian Tunick wrote in a note.
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Retailer Bebe decided last month to close all its stores, and JCPenney kicked off liquidation sales this week ahead of the closure of 138 stores.
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"In the Bay Area, start-up companies pursue financings with terms that vary in their complexity, such as preferred stock liquidation preferences," the statement said.
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Much of Thursday's discussion focused on orderly liquidation authority (OLA), the process through which the federal government can take over and dismantle a failing bank.
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Inventory investment is expected to contribute to GDP growth after a liquidation of stocks sliced 1.17 percentage points from output in the April-June quarter.
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Like many other former Madoff customers that settled with Picard, Lagoon and Thema will be entitled to share in distributions from the Madoff firm's liquidation.
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Business Secretary Greg Clark said a full picture of the events which caused Carillion to enter liquidation needed to be established by the Insolvency Service.
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The SEC's claims stemmed from the liquidation of 12.5 billion penny stock shares that ICBC's financial services unit cleared between October 2013 and June 2014.
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A bankruptcy court recently decided to approve the liquidation of privately held Sports Authority, which sold Under Armour goods, rather than a restructuring or sale.
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