Additionally, the prospects for selling part of the company on the stock market have dimmed with the downturn in shares.
Correction: November 22 , 2001 Thursday Because of an editing error, an article in World Business yesterday about the Enron Corporation's prospects for selling its interest in the Dabhol Power project in India misstated the size of its stake.
The prospects for selling off the stake in Lloyds Banking Group are better than a year ago, the body which controls the stakes in the bailed-out banks has said, despite warning the first disposals could take place at a loss to the taxpayer.
It may be that they foresee an end to years of cuts in Western defence budgets, coupled with strengthening prospects for selling weapons to Asian powers.In their recent results announcements Boeing and Lockheed Martin of the United States, the world's largest defence exporters, emphasised the importance of Asia.
By the same token, VonEmster is excited about Bristol-Myers Squibb's prospects for selling a vaccine to prevent the recurrence of skin cancer, an ailment that has shown an alarming increase.
It may seem strange that retail stocks are being buoyed by the prospect of selling inventory for less, but upon closer look it may make sense.
Dairy farmer Jonathan Britton from Cumbria says he has invested around £350,000 in improvements, but that he is facing the prospect of selling milk for less than 10p per litre - compared with 35p per litre last year.
But for most firms the prospect of selling billions of products to Chinese consumers remains more of a promise than a reality.
Dayan promised to mount a vigorous defense against the conspiracy charges, arguing in court that Bout was lured to Thailand from Moscow with the prospect of selling two cargo planes for $5 million.
Seventy years on, the prospect of selling military equipment again is creating a dilemma for Japanese defence companies of all sizes.
