(One read: "Bravo! Only way to resolve these conflicts of interest is to divest. Good call!") Ultimately, Trump didn't sell his assets.
Neuroscientist and former Wall Street banker, John Coates, shortlisted in 2012, said there were good financial reasons to divest, as well as ethical ones.
She paves their way to heaven by allowing them to put their money where their faith is, to divest themselves of worldly goods a dollar at a time.
The reorganization plan, which Sara Lee announced in May, also includes plans to split off Coach leather goods and divest itself of Champion athletic wear and the International Fabrics division of Courtaulds.
He was still fit, handsome and obviously capable of having a boisterous good time or two, and he had concluded he might as well divest himself of "all cares and business" when he could still fully enjoy his remaining years.
The new management team will probably divest many businesses, but they have a good core on which to rebuild.
That is a good thing, as Americans must divest themselves of a practice fraught with racial bias, corruption, incompetence and error.
Of course, leave it to somewhere like Colombia to take a premise like the Hunterian, divest it of every last shred of good taste, then throw in a healthy dollop of self-righteousness and plop the thing down in the middle of a hooker slum for good measure.
Braman said FFI's top 200 list was a good guide for those wanting to divest, as it contains over 97% of the carbon owned by traded companies, which is about 17% of carbon in all fossil fuel reserves.
In S3′s digital future, graphic chips are likely to become less important and it makes good sense for the company to divest these low-yielding assets.
In May, he announced plans to divest the company's original division, which makes the electrical goods from which it takes its name (See "Appliances A Washout At GE") and a deal to sell the plastics operations to Saudi Basic Industries.
