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To the dismay of Chinese regulators, hundreds of solar panel manufacturers in their country have followed a pattern of using lavish loans from state-owned banks to buy and install as much foreign-made factory equipment as possible while setting aside little for research and development.
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He also testified how Mr. Stanford had lavished loans and campaign contributions on Antiguan political leaders, and how the cash reserves of the Stanford offshore bank disappeared over the years in money-losing businesses and loans to Mr. Stanford until nothing was left by 2009.
He allegedly turned to funding his lavish lifestyle with loans from American banks, using the properties he'd purchased in his salad days as collateral — and by filing misleading loan applications.
And now, even without the late Justice Antonin Scalia on the bench, McDonnell may be able to convince a majority of the justices that he didn't do anything wrong -- and that he shouldn't spend two years in prison for accepting lavish gifts and loans from a businessman while he was governor. .
They are in effect accusing Ms Merkel's government of bribing Magna to ensure that most of the pain of restructuring the perennially lossmaking car firm is borne by non-Germans.Furthermore, the deal forced through by the Germans was the worst of several options in terms of industrial logic, making it very likely that the loans lavished on Magna and Sberbank will never be repaid.
Accepting small gifts, invitations to lavish events or the loan of somebody's luxury car can soon lead to bigger things, in a vicious circle of quid pro quo.
Then I learned that our CEO & Control Shareholder, who apparently supported his lavish lifestyle via stock margin loans, had been called on one.
Mr. Noe, 52, was accused of using some of the money to pay off business loans and finance a lavish lifestyle.
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