The holders of Argentina's $95 billion of government bonds are being asked to swap paper paying 11-12% (and well over 25% on the secondary market) for stuff yielding just 7%.
The agency has a "vision" that all examiners will swap paper and pen for tablets, the plan says, and it is now "investigating the feasibility and affordability of this vision".
It must make products of value that can be sold here and overseas -- not just swap paper, some of it bogus on Wall Street.
It's about a young upper-class officer who swaps papers with a dead man on the battlefield in France, and escapes to his village in Derbyshire.
As to why Hollinger would swap profitable papers for less profitable papers, the company argued it would have room to improve the performance of the less profitable papers.
Having ballsed up one operation and blamed it on his sister, this month Oliver has admitted to failing his original medical exams and swapping his papers with Penny's – meaning Dr Dumbo has been practicing illegally all along.
[C6.] Awaiting the One Gigahertz Chip The International Solid State Circuits Conference meets in San Francisco this week, allowing microprocessor manufacturers and semiconductor engineers to swap technical papers and contemplate the arrival of a once unthinkable milestone: a chip that cycles a billion times a second.
As microprocessor manufacturers and semiconductor engineers gather to swap technical papers and discuss the esoterics of circuit design, the once unthinkable milestone of a chip that cycles a billion times a second -- a gigahertz -- is about to be passed.
I'm sure Nathan and his buddies have a lot of fun swapping scientific papers and pretending to be polymaths.
But whereas other such firms are often quick to swap their paper for assets that might eventually help them succeed, Sony seems reluctant to do so.
