For now, national market quirks remain a barrier to cross-border consolidation, so most deals have been domestic.In this section Meltdown Kid gloves Hungry for credit Letsbinit.com Microsoft's cunning plan Slav Motown Don't look down Reprints Related topics Carrefour United Kingdom Europe Western EuropeRecently there have been signs that cross-border activity is picking up.
India is also "credit hungry," according to co-founder Pratish Gandhi.
The word, which was later included in the Collins English Dictionary, is credited as being popularized by the show, principally following its usage in the season twelve episode "Hungry, Hungry Homer".
So after I feed the hungry roadside meters (no credit cards here), Clay runs past the blue port-o-potties onto the beach.
Karl Marx may be dead and buried in Highgate cemetery, but he's alive and well among credit-hungry Germans.
This blistering examination of the subprime economy is full of stories of the credit-hungry working poor and the booming consumer finance industry that caters to them.
The directors' generosity to those poor credit-hungry guys seems to have cutoff points in time (the directors' creative roles get bigger when the writers are dead) and in space (when the directors are interviewed abroad).
With this as the new benchmark for credit-hungry corporate executives, the worry is that banks wind up competing in a game of one-upmanship that leads some to fly solo on riskier deals.
As tax-credit-hungry companies from outside the energy sector bought or built plants, output soared, to more than 50 million last year from around five million tons in 1999, according to Platts Research and Consulting in Boulder, Colo.
But trading and underwriting have picked up as capital- and credit-hungry firms tap into the thawed market though volume has fallen since July (see chart 3).Survivors prepared to take risks have done very well from trading in currencies, commodities and so forth as clients adjust their portfolios to new market realities, such as higher volatility.
