Similarly, Australia's Bendigo Community Bank splits its net income with local community enterprises.
The Edinburgh international film festival starts this week, casting its net wide with Korean films and American indies.
Labour also cast its net wider with its voter suppression ad about "dementia tax", which Who Targets Me picked up in more than 200 constituencies.
CHAT 19, an American-style grill that first opened its big French doors here in May, casts its net wide, with long hours seven days a week.
holding stuff (presumably not the real thing), in what had been set up as a field tent, camouflage-style, its net interlaced with branches of foliage.
The only right, if any, of a financial institution to receive payments with respect to covered contractual payment entitlements from another financial institution shall be equal to its net entitlement with respect to such other financial institution, and no such right shall exist if there is no net entitlement.
But a company spokesman says it values its net assets at $800 million and, with its expansion plans, should reach $1.15 billion by 2020.
NiO, which is antiferromagnetic in its bulk form, exhibits ferromagnetic behavior at the nanoscale due to nickel vacancy defects, with its net magnetic moment increasing monotonically with decreasing particle size [7, 8].
While paper valuations are always important for any firm, a key metric Bloomberg Beta focuses on is its Net Promoter Score with its founders.
The unprecedented spectacle confronts us of more than one industrial company in three selling for less than its net current assets, with a large number quoted at less than their unencumbered cash.
