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Breakingviews estimated the company's PC business, I.T. services and other divisions were worth more than $50 billion in late December, based on valuations of rival firms.

At present, council tax bands are still based on valuations of homes made in 1991.

Based on valuations of comparable publicly traded companies, Forbes estimates Craigslist is worth at least $3 billion.

Mr Jackson, who claimed £32,494 over the two years, has been told to repay £54,000 based on valuations of his home in Peterborough.

First, the algorithm is based on valuations of health experts instead of valuations of the general public.

These health states can be transformed into a single utility value (EQ-5D index) using a scoring algorithm which is based on valuations of representative general population samples.

The bank said: We revise our target prices for BA and Iberia based on valuation of merged entity and disclosed merger terms.

8 Such discrepancies in valuation of disability states between the healthy and those affected raise questions about the validity of utility measures based on valuation of disease states by panels of healthy people using, for example, standard gamble or time trade-off.

Regulators have found cases where taxpayers have claimed big deductions based on inflated valuations of donated property, clothing and other items.

Businesses have also pointed out that the bill is based on outdated valuations of their premises from 2008, with those in poorer areas seeing rents fall but rates bills remain artificially high.

Non-wage amenities and disamenities attract individuals to occupations based on their valuations of the amenities.