Sentence examples for prices filed from inspiring English sources

But rather than changing the layouts or lowering the official offering prices filed with the attorney general's office, Mr. Barnett is in the middle of major effort to reintroduce the building this winter, when New York's investment bankers and hedge fund managers receive multimillion-dollar bonuses, and often spend some of it on real estate.

They are cutting prices, filing lawsuits, even tinkering with their products to make them hard to refill.

For one thing, given the jump in stock prices, filing a lawsuit will technically be suing to invalidate rules that seem to have created billions of dollars of shareholder value for the broadband providers.

For one thing, given the jump in stock prices, filing a lawsuit will technically be suing to invalidate rules that seem to have created billions of dollars of shareholder value for the broadband providers.

In late 1994, the Lums had a falling out with their partner, Stuart Price, the former finance chairman of the Oklahoma Clinton-Gore campaign; Price filed a lawsuit, claiming that the Lums used D.E.R. to benefit themselves and their political friends.

The charge was refused by the district attorney's office after Price filed a motion for a speedy trial, effectively calling the prosecution's bluff.

After filing its S-1 just last month, the company updated its S-1 today, setting its IPO price, filing a $78M IPO with 6M shares at a price range of $12-14 12-14hare.

Hammered by soaring wholesale prices, PG&E filed for bankruptcy protection in April.

One of the company's managers, Dammen Campbell, helped prepare the contract prices and filed a whistle-blower complaint that was also settled by the federal agreement with Halliburton.

Last month, the U.S. Department of Justice accused Apple and a number of other large U.S. publishers of conspiring to fix eBook prices and filed an antitrust lawsuit.

This spring, with the new court battles over tremolite and a plunging stock price, Grace filed for bankruptcy protection in hopes of forcing plaintiffs and banks alike to stand in line.