"I think the building will always have intrinsic value because of the design," she said.
It was of no value because of the position of the parties.
Our results suggest that the market did anticipate a reduction in firm value because of the disclosure.
The conclusion that it is devoid of value because of the circumstances giving rise to its creation is indefensible.
The present system has very little scientific value because of the gaps of information and lack of follow-up data.
"The houses are unique and will have an intrinsic long term value because of the quality of materials and construction, therefore it might take a bit longer to realise their true value because of the current housing market.
The company is penalized by a conglomerate discount, meaning investors undervalue its intrinsic value because of the range of subsidiaries.
And yet being a sales agent, she knows that a terrace adds value and helps an apartment keep its value, because of the scarcity of outdoor space.
The agreement announced Wednesday in California ends lawsuits brought by Explorer owners who said their vehicles had lost value because of the perceived hazard of rollover.
People tend to take things at face value because of the internet, so you have to be a lot more careful.
Fans with tickets, already struggling to resell them at face value because of the team's poor play, will be stuck with even bigger losses.
