Sentence examples for may be delisted from inspiring English sources

K-TEL INTERNATIONAL INC., Plymouth, Minn., a retailer of music, said it had been warned by the Nasdaq stock market that it may be delisted because it no longer meets certain minimum requirements.

(Ducati) A123 Systems, the supplier of lithium-ion batteries for the Fisker Karma, Chevrolet Spark E.V. and other vehicles, was warned by Nasdaq, the exchange on which it is traded, that it may be delisted if the company's share price did not rise above $1 within the next six months.

Nasdaq-listed Fuqi International of Shenzhen lost almost a sixth of its value yesterday amid concerns it may be delisted.

On Nov. 24, Concord requested a hearing after the Nasdaq Market warned that Concord may be delisted due to its failure to file its first-quarter fiscal 2005 results.

Adelphia Communications which is already being scrutinized by the Securities and Exchange Commission for off-balance sheet dealings–said it'd been notified by Nasdaq its stock may be delisted for not filing an annual report on time.

Livedoor stock plummeted 22percentto to 68 yen, on reports that the scandal-plagued Internet services company may soon be delisted.

They are no longer classified as an endangered species, but are now "threatened," and, if a dispute between the Fish and Wildlife Service and the state of Wyoming is resolved, they may soon be "delisted" altogether, allowing carefully controlled hunting.

It garnered all of 1,000 or so trades Dec. 23, and there is talk it may soon be delisted.

Toshiba is keen to sell its TMC (Toshiba Memory Corporation) business to offset loses from its bankrupted Westinghouse nuclear business which it fears may cause it to be delisted from the Tokyo stock exchange next year.

Toshiba is keen to sell its TMC (Toshiba Memory Corporation) business to offset loses from its bankrupted Westinghouse nuclear business which it fears may cause it to be delisted from the Tokyo stock exchange next year.

Not only that, certain Xbox Live Arcade games will be delisted if they're unpopular enough, something many fans may not like.