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He said the smaller spaces had been combined to produce offices that would be attractive to design and communications firms attracted to an urban, but small-scale location.

None is consistently near the 10-12% return on equity that would be attractive to private investors (see chart).

Emdeon, whose software is used to manage patient lists and claims, produces relatively steady revenue that would be attractive to a private equity firm like Blackstone.

Emdeon, whose software helps manage patient lists and claims, produces relatively steady revenue that would be attractive to a private equity firm like Blackstone.

Across the street are some 1870's tenements, with laundry hung out on their fire escapes, forming a contrast that would be attractive to any painter of the Ashcan School.

His goal, he says, was a series of events that would be "attractive, cheap and have popular appeal," helping the country's 170 million people build a positive self-image.

Most of the banks on the list are tiny community lenders, largely in the Southeast and Midwest, that would be more attractive if they were bundled together rather than sold as stand-alone entities.

The main problem is that Congress obviously doesn't want to be handing out royalty-free drilling leases on sites that would be commercially attractive even at the going rate.

"We thought ice cream was the type of nutraceutical product that would be very attractive to baby boomers," said Marvin Rudolph, who prefers the title food chemist to food technologist.

Government officials said the companies now had high hurdles to overcome to engineer a deal that would be financially attractive to them and in the best interests of consumers.

As for now, the bill will include a background check measure from last year that is more strenuous than the one Mr. Schumer was pursuing with several Republicans; he hopes to substitute it later with one that would be more attractive to Republicans.