But for some merchants, the failure of Flooz.com, in particular, is a loss worth mourning.
Despite spirited resistance from the largest British merchant ship, Windham, the failure of the other Indiamen to support their leader and the size and power of the French ships forced the British to withdraw: all the HEIC ships were subsequently captured by the larger, faster French warships.
Mr. Wasserstein was concentrating more of his efforts on the firm's merchant banking activities, where failures piled up.
Related to the theft topic is the lack of traditional consumer protections within bitcoin transactions: fraudulent transactions; failure by the merchant to deliver as promised; the product is broken or damaged when it arrives or is the wrong color.
Disappointed by the failure to sink merchant ships in that battle, Adolf Hitler ordered the majority of the surface warships scrapped, though Admiral Karl Dönitz was able to convince Hitler to retain the surface fleet.
The Fortune also carried a letter from the Merchant Adventurers chastising the colony for failure to return goods with the Mayflower that had been promised in return for their support.
Small businesses are subject to failure and Groupon's expensive merchant terms result in a big risk of adverse selection.
[C4.] Advertising Grows Easier on Portals As the dot-com scrap heap grows and Internet portals scramble to fill advertising holes created by the e-tailing failures, surviving merchants say the portals are ready to make advertising deals on much more attractive terms than in the past.
Now, as the dot-com scrap heap grows, and portals scramble to fill holes created by each week's e-tailing failures, surviving merchants say the portals are ready to make advertising deals on much more attractive terms than in the past.
On the eastern frontier there were incidents involving Frankish merchants and Moravian and Czech Slavs; after the failure of a campaign conducted by Dagobert, with the assistance of the Lombards and Bavarians (633), the Slavs attacked Thuringia.
