A class action suit filed Oct. 23 says that insiders reaped proceeds of more than $29 million by hiding KeySpan's financial condition from the public between April 26 , 2000 and July 17 , 2001
He convinced VW, which will reap the proceeds, less Christie's commission, to offer the model for sale.
Still, it may be years before executives are able to actually reap the proceeds of those grants, because of vesting requirements.
A co-op is organized like a corporation, with residents owning shares in the building through proprietary leases, and a child can generally inherit the co-op and reap the proceeds of a sale (minus a flip tax, if applicable).
Their aims were to make it harder for short-term portfolio investors to sell their shares and reap the proceeds, and for offshore hedge funds to drive down the currency.
"My enormous preference would be to do what is traditionally done by big collectors who are not just boiling over with cash, where there is a small purchase and a large gift," he said, referring to the common museum practice of paying for only part of a donation's value, which allows the donor to claim a tax deduction and also reap direct proceeds.
became available after the last tenant moved out, and Kelley brainstormed with artist Diane Valentino, who owns the clothing line Mystic Arts, about starting a co-op gallery that would allow artists to reap the proceeds from sales.
Swings in the market endanger the stable pricing that companies and their bankers look for to reap the highest proceeds from their stock sales.
Western leaders have preferred to turn a blind eye to the country's democratic shortcomings and reap huge financial proceeds instead, servicing the country's resource industry and its leader's ego.
These groups will reap most of the proceeds from users' data sales.
Because their funding comes from the federal government and whatever asset forfeiture proceeds they reap from their investigations local officials can't even control them by cutting their budget.
