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After offloading 2,000 engineers to Google as part of a $1.1 billion deal with the search giant, HTC is now laying off 1,500 staff, or nearly one-quarter of its total headcount, to cut more costs.
Every week, agents inspected the trash from both families' houses, after offloading it from a garbage truck.
Lewis confirmed in Tesco's interim results that the company does not plan to sell more assets after offloading its South Korean chain, Homeplus, for £4bn.
The group, which reported losses of £2.5bn in the year to April 2014, is now focusing on supermarkets, funeral homes, general insurance and legal services after offloading its pharmacies business for £620m.
The Portuguese skipped towards Vito Mannone's goal and after offloading the ball it eventually found its way back and his ensuing shot threatened to beat the goalkeeper before curling wide.
The figures do not include any of the summer transfers, which saw the Toffees make a profit in the region of £10million after offloading Marouane Fellaini and Victor Anichebe for a combined £33.5million and bringing in James McCarthy, Arouna Kone and Joel Robles on permanent deals and Gareth Barry, Romelu Lukaku and Gerard Deulofeu on loan.
Sports Direct declined to comment on the share sale which comes less than a year after Ashley offloaded £200m of stock, sending the retailer's share price diving.
Ribena and Lucozade have become the latest classic British brands to fall into foreign hands after GlaxoSmithKline offloaded the drinks products to a Japanese company for £1.35bn.
Britain's second biggest betting shop operator was counting the cost of its failed bet in Australia yesterday after it offloaded the business at a loss.
The big, gangly, hot and cold Togo striker was taken to England by Wenger, left for the greater riches of Manchester City, and became a Spur after City offloaded him this summer.
"He only recognises art with his wallet," Hirst said after Saatchi offloaded most of his Hirsts in a move that not only offended the artist but threatened to depress the market for his work.
