After years of suing the bank Istituto Mobiliare Italiano for causing the liquidation of his chemicals company, he won a huge settlement.
He traced periods of rise and fall in the Western saga, and contended that another fall was near — one that could cause "the liquidation of 500 years of civilization". This time the decline would be caused not by scientism and absolutism, he maintained, but by an internal crisis in the civilization itself, which he believed had come to celebrate nihilism and rebellion.
He traced periods of rise and fall in the Western saga, and contended that another fall was near — one that could cause "the liquidation of 500 years of civilization".
Several officials involved in the bankruptcy talks said time was of the essence because Wells Fargo had indicated it would cut off financing for Hartmarx on June 30, perhaps forcing the company into liquidation, causing the loss of 3,000 jobs.
Half a dozen hedge funds investing in Third World debt have collapsed and others have been badly impaired, causing overnight liquidations, says Thomas Cooper of Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo, the Boston-based manager of the GMO fund.
This has caused near-liquidation, the loss of their ground and training facility, and the employment of 16 interim and permanent managers since the turn of the century.
Mechanical and skirt-design problems caused difficulties that led to liquidation of the British parent company, but in 1970 an American company took over the HM.2, and it appeared that its future would be assured.
In Tokyo, a late rally helped to make up some of the earlier losses caused by liquidations and profit taking.
And it presumes that a peace agreement acceptable to the west and to Arab leaders will be acceptable to the Arab public, when in truth it is more likely to be seen as an unjust imposition and denounced as the liquidation of a cherished cause.
A worsening of either situation would likely cause the U.S. dollar to rise sharply while leading to a liquidation of commodities.
