Red-handed Jones recommended that the assets be liquidated for the benefit of the government, but instead UBC was maintained intact and eventually returned to the American shareholders after the war.
end{aligned} (8) Proposition 3 defines the creditor's payoff-maximizing compensation parameters for (u > r): Mistrusted liquidation ((beta _1 in (beta _1^{mathrm{min}}, underline{beta }_1))): The firm will be liquidated for (theta < theta _mathrm{P}).
We derive the expected creditor payoffs in the equilibria first: Mistrusted liquidation ((beta _1 in (beta _1^{mathrm{min}}, underline{beta }_1))): The firm will be liquidated for (theta < theta _mathrm{P}).
The Guardian Media Group probably has around £250m in cash and an investment fund, as well as stakes in companies, notably the publisher of Auto Trader, which it could liquidate for at least £500m.
Aimed directly at the Sidekick crowd, the Ocean could be poised to erode some of T-Mobile's bountiful cache of hip youngsters with cash to liquidate for cool technologies.
The assets were liquidated for $30 million, with the bulk of the proceeds going to pay off the company's secured creditor, General Electric Capital.
Section 332 of the federal code arguably allows a company to get tax-free payouts from a subsidiary it is liquidating for two years before the liquidation ends.
I would also have included a penalty clause providing for liquidated damages for the violation of that promise: "You will pay Boston College $500,000 for the first violation of this clause, $1 million for the second, etc., and you will also forfeit your reserved parking space on campus".
The larger of the two funds, Lipper Convertibles, was liquidated for about $365 million, 49.4percentt less than the $722 million shown on the fund's books when Mr. Strafaci resigned.
This is where we get liquidated for sure.' " But the two investment bankers, Dana D. Messina and Kyle R. Kirkland, changed Selmer Industries' name to Steinway Musical Instruments.
