In selling off Elandsrand and Deelkraal, Anglo will lose 500,000 ounces in annual production and 10 million ounces in reserves.
In selling off all those loans to Wall Street, Cawley has been freely using a potentially dangerous bookkeeping technique called "gain on sale".
According to the Barclays study, inheritors often have an easier time than their parents in selling off the passion investments.
Yet the firm, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary in two weeks, climbed back as it demonstrated a relative ease in selling off those bonds.
Here are some of the business issues at hand: How to deal with the cash that the Times Company gained in selling off some of its properties.
Members of the Bush administration acted commendably in selling off stock and private business holdings in order to remove any doubts about the propriety of their governance.
The government has now succeeded in selling off the two banks, Nippon Credit and the Long-Term Credit Banationalizednationalizeduringng the nation's financial crisis in late 1997 and 1998.
Hellman & Friedman, which is based in San Francisco, has been unusually active in selling off a number of portfolio companies over the last year, including Getty Images, the image service, and AlixPartners, the consulting firm.
In recent weeks, the company has made significant strides in selling off assets, including closing on the $15.5 billion sale of its American Life Insurance Company unit to MetLife and a successful initial offering of American International Assurance that raised $17.8 billion for A.I.G.
At the same time as he has been buying electronic warfare assets, Mr Kresa has had no hesitation in selling off businesses he felt were no longer crucial, such as Northrop Grumman's aerostructures division.
To many analysts, the coziness between the Socialist Party and the union is a sign of the difficulties the government is likely to encounter in selling off more of the power corporation, as it is scheduled to do in 2012.
