As long as someone out there raises awareness that, in addition to factors like scalability and proprietary technologies, brand as an asset is a credible reason to consider a company a solid opportunity.
But G.M.'s chief bankruptcy counsel, Harvey R. Miller, said Thursday that none of the 850 objectors to the sale of assets presented a credible alternative.
At day-ahead timescales the maximum capacity of the boundary is required to be planned such that the system does not experience any instability, unacceptable voltage condition, or overloading of any network assets for any credible system fault.
"Has JPMorgan ever gotten to a plan, which you can stay with a straight face, is credible?" Whereas Lehman held $639 billion in assets in 209 subsidiaries, JP Morgan has $2.5 trillion in assets in 3,391 subsidiaries, observed the senior senator from Massachusetts.
Moreover, in this paper, the author develops a portfolio selection model and an optimization-algorithm which allocates commodity assets by minimizing the L-VaR subject to applying credible operational and financial constraints based on fundamental asset management considerations.
Viewing the professional media as a strategic asset, the pipeline through which credible information travels, had never occurred to me in my thirty-five yeass as a reporter.
The aforementioned Better Place left a lot of stranded assets, and so far no credible buyer has emerged for it (though Iceland's Northern Lights Energy is interested).
It is almost impossible to imagine that a stand-alone public print company would not have to quickly cut costs and dispose of those assets that do not have a credible path to profitability.
If regulators determine they are "not credible," regulators can order changes, including divestiture of assets -- a break-up.
