Sotheby's, in full Sotheby's Holdings, Inc., also called (1864 1924) Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge, and (from 1924) Sotheby and Company, art auction firm founded in London in 1744 but owned by Americans since 1983.
StockJungle's claim to fame, according to Mr. Witz, is as "the first Internet-based family of mutual funds," which offers full disclosure of holdings and transactions.
In 2007, Scrushy mounted a major but unsuccessful effort to show that Fuller's Doss Aviation holdings created the appearance of bias by the judge toward federal authorities who are the contractor's major customers.
Sixtus's predecessor Nicholas V had founded the Vatican Library, but it was Sixtus who brought the project to full fruition, expanding its holdings to 3,498 codices by 1481.
Although the society is a museum, a library and an archive, only a small scholarly coven has ever enjoyed the full wealth of its holdings.
Comcast was calculating its debt levels, Mr. Roberts said, after assuming the sale of those assets and the debt associated with them, although it is not evident that there is an obvious buyer willing to pay full price for those holdings.
Fund companies would be permitted to send shareholders summaries of fund holdings, but full disclosure would be made to the S.E.C. and be available on the agency's Web site and upon request.
The pact, signed with the United States, tightens Panamanian restrictions on the creation of anonymous "shell" companies, and allows each country to request and receive a full report on the holdings in the other country of any citizen suspected of tax evasion.
Is it on consignment from a collector?" He said costs vary based on the size of the gallery and how much art it has, and he noted that galleries do not necessarily insure for the full value of their holdings, on the theory that even in a disaster a percentage of their inventories may survive.
