Fellow developers have praised Trump as a pioneer of what they call a nearly risk-free business.
Attacking the president on war-related issues is nearly risk-free for him, those officials say, because his Vietnam experience makes it difficult to impugn his patriotism.
As a result, Like.com is a nearly risk-free marketing alternative for online retailers like Scott Savitz, chief executive of Shoebuy.com, an InterActiveCorp property based in Boston.
The collapse was a significant turning point because the fund, the Reserve Primary Fund, was pitched to investors as a nearly risk-free alternative to a bank account.
report on Friday outlining the reasons for removing long-term Treasury debt from its list of nearly risk-free investments, the company cited doubts about the ability of the two political parties to bridge their gulf on fiscal policy.
In August 2008, UBS settled charges brought by Andrew Cuomo, then the New York attorney general, that it misled customers when it sold them what it described as nearly risk-free auction-rate securities even as its executives knew the market was collapsing.
She pushed Henry's giant ego to bring changes to the church, even, according to one biased account of the day, nearly risking his wrath and potentially ending her life on the same sad note as his previous queens.
A nearly twofold risk of mortality in opium users is substantial and is stronger than the estimated risk posed by tobacco use in this population.
Participants with the GRIA3 variation had a nearly doubled risk of developing suicidal thoughts, and participants with the GRIK2 variation showed an eightfold increase in risk.
"Student loans are nearly no risk," she says.
That could reduce demand for tranches of nearly equivalent risk, as firms become less keen to hold them.
