He has cultural capital, but on "Life," a new series that begins tonight on NBC, a Los Angeles police detective, Charlie Crews, has literal capital, enough to accommodate a mansion, a Bentley, real-estate investment and a long procession of beautiful young women gliding up and down his spiral staircase — women for whom his lifestyle prompts no accusations of shallowness.
Bunk'Art (entrance 300 lek, about £1.70) has just opened in the huge bunker built in the outskirts of the capital Tirana to accommodate Hoxha and his cronies in the event of attack.
As first reported in the International Business Times, the company has called for an "extraordinary general meeting" of shareholders on Thursday, where it will discuss changing its capital structure to accommodate new financing.
Our guess is that much as with the energy market back in 2003 to 2004, the global requirement for high-speed data networking will require four, possibly five years of stepped-up capital spending to accommodate demand in developed and emerging markets.
Traces of construction show that the Acolhuas had to remake Zultepec, a town just east of the capital, then called Tenochtitlan, to accommodate the prisoners, archaeologist Enrique Martinez said in a statement.
The carmaker, which recently said it would post an operating loss in the first quarter, is increasing its share capital by 10.0% to accommodate the new investor, diluting its current investors' shareholdings by the same amount.
The day may even come, Mr. Saxonhouse suggested, when America will regret demands that the Japanese spend more on themselves and lend less abroad to accommodate capital-scarce economies.
It was usually assumed that the trade balance (more strictly, balance on goods and services) would be tailored to accommodate any capital movement that occurred.
Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris, has said the first official refugee camp in the French capital should open within weeks to accommodate "several hundred" homeless asylum seekers.
