Though Kerkorian launched a takeover bid for Chrysler a decade ago, this time around, he says he's buying the GM stake solely for "investment purposes".
We approve them in all times and places, even where our own interest is not at stake, solely for their tendency to benefit the whole society of that time or place.
If you have a system of high-stakes exams solely determining pupils', teachers' and schools' livelihoods, you are always going to get people "gaming the system" in whatever way they can.
Cumming is no knee-jerk liberal, and Kell, his chosen speechifier, argues that "too many people on the left" have blinded themselves to the high stakes, "interested solely in demonstrating their own good taste, their own unimpeachable moral conduct, at the expense of the very people who were striving to keep them safe in their beds".
Later he bought out the McDonald's stake and now solely runs the chain in the south and west of the country.
Yashili shareholders can choose to accept the cash payment of 3.50 dollars a share, or a combination of 2.82 dollars in cash and 0.681 of a share in a new company set up by China Mengniu solely to hold its stake in Yashili.
The upped stakes of this film seem to solely consist of its greater roster of fallen stars.
In this regard, all participants in the health-care system have a stake in seeing that only clearly promising clinical trials are conducted, since the costs of failed trials will ultimately be born by the overall healthcare system and not solely by the developers of therapies.
First up, Maurice Obstfeld and Kenneth Rogoff (who have been on the global imbalances beat for some time now) offer support (PDF) for the position I staked out last week that imbalances were not solely at fault but were a key contributor to the problem:Until the outbreak of financial crisis in August 2007, the mid-2000s was a period of strong economic performance throughout the world.
He also managed to find supporters in other sections of the American press including Turf, Field and Farm and the St . Louis Globe-Democrat both of which reported Steinitz's offer to forgo all fees, expenses or share in the stake and make the match "a benefit performance, solely for Mr Zukertort's pecuniary profit".
All too often, a business stakes its claim to a common term based solely on romantic corporate mythmaking.
