Sentence examples for on delisting from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, in late September TenFold's share price was languishing under $1, although Nasdaq's recent decision to suspend its rules on delisting companies at that level until January 2 , 2002 gives TenFold some breathing room.

The company actually denies the majority of requests — i.e. when it does not believe a request falls under the scope of the law (Google publishes a Transparency Report on delisting, showing it has, to-date, agreed to delist less than half of requests).

The first study focused on indications for "anxiety" and "sleep disorders" and demonstrated a moderate impact of delisting on the number of benzodiazepine treatment initiations [ 27].

But when you try to raise new capital while acknowledging to investors that Nasdaq is on the verge of delisting your stock, dependence may not seem so bad.

In November, the Shenzhen exchange proposed new rules for delisting stocks on the ChiNext market, a board for startup businesses.

In the past, the stock of a company in poor financial shape was placed on a watch list for delisting, where they often became the focus of speculation because investors assumed they would be bailed out.

USFWS Director Dan Ashe noted that "[p]eer review is an important step in our efforts to assure that the final decision on our proposal to delist the wolf is based on the best available scientific and technical information," and that the panel's comments will be incorporated in the ongoing process of reaching a decision on the fate of the gray wolves.

"In France for sure we will request delisting on all the relevant domains including the dot-com.

The paper said on Friday that delisting the company would allow management to "build a company distanced from the turpitudes and restrictions of the markets".

The DP also refutes Google's argument that delisting on dot.com constitutes an extraterritorial application of French law — saying it merely constitutes "full compliance of European law by non-European players offering their services in Europe".

Google isn't making any public comment at this stage but TechCrunch understands the company has a technological twist up its sleeve in how it will implement delisting on Google.com — namely geoblocking.