A longstanding social agreement allowed Israeli farmers to continue working their land provided that they nominally "sell" it to a non-Jew and get a deed of sale from the chief rabbinate.
Known for his florid, profane speech and for a gigantic shark aquarium in his office, he enjoyed for years effective control over Ukrnafta, a nominally state-owned oil company that sold crude oil at below-market prices to Ukraine's largest petroleum refinery, which he also controlled.
But the leader was Compton's, which sold its CD-ROM Interactive Encyclopedia, nominally priced at $395, for just $129 to any customer who claimed to own a competing product.
Which are just four examples of about 1000000 I saw at Basel of people taking nominally profound statements and then turning them into art 3D objects to be sold for more than I make in a year.
Which are just four examples of about 1,000,000 I saw at Basel of people taking nominally profound statements and then turning them into 3D art objects to be sold for more than I make in a year.
Jive's approach seems misdirected: "Speakerboxxx / The Love Below" was only nominally an OutKast album, and yet Big Boi still scored a No. 1 hit and sold millions of records.
Supposedly to reduce risk and match assets more closely with liabilities, companies have sold equities and poured money into gilts, which has had the perverse effect of raising prices and depressing yields, nominally increasing, not decreasing, their pension deficits.
Nominally home prices here have held up — averaging just over $323,000 in August, virtually unchanged from August of last year — but only 2,868 units were sold, down from 3,460 a year earlier.
When Malone sold TCI to AT&T t last year, his Liberty Media Group lmga retained the shares but because Liberty is a subsidiary of AT&T, these are now nominally owned by Ma Bell.
Sell: All harvested wood will be sold.
