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The firm put the cost of closing its 199 loss-making Fresh & Easy stores at £1 billion.

Mr. Obama is also calling for Congress to eliminate tax deductions that companies get for the cost of closing factories, laying off workers and moving production overseas.

The cost of closing the stores will be up to £75 million, while write-downs of £45 million in the value of the business are also expected.

The case was the first challenging the application of rules adopted in 2011 to offset the high cost of closing streets during athletic events in the city.

The UKFC's entire annual budget was a reported £3m, while the cost of closing it down and restructuring is estimated to have been almost four times that amount.

But industry experts said rebidding the work could add tens of millions of dollars to the $500 million cost of closing Fresh Kills.

The costs of closing (who knew it cost money to halt spending?) are themselves swiftly rising.

After the savings-and-loan crisis in the 1980s, Congress required the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to recoup the costs of closing failed banks through assessments on other banks.

Meanwhile, while the costs of closing capacity are going up, various states in the U.S. are throwing incentives to increase capacity.

And everyone could save money, compared with the costs of closing the same deals in a world based on faxes and phone calls.

"The current threats emanating from Yemen dramatically increase the political costs of closing Guantánamo," said Matthew Waxman, a former top Pentagon official who handled detainee issues and supports trying to close the detention center.