Shares in Homeserve dropped 168p to £18.34 on prospects of what would be a major expansion move for the group, which is capitalised at around £1.3bn.
Invensys wouldn't be a stretch for a company such as Siemens which is capitalised at €90bn (£76bn) or Honeywell, valued at $40bn£24.6.6).
They soon grew into a success story in Iraq, which was capitalised on by the then commanding US general, David Petraeus, who agreed to pay each member a $300 monthly salary and used the rebels as a tool to quell the boiling insurgency.
The narrative begins at a post-election "Victory Party", which of course is capitalised because you always capitalise parties.
The mobsters were lauded for being faster and more efficient than the government relief effort – goodwill on which they have been capitalising for over a decade.
This is perhaps the hardest thing to grasp when capitalising, as you need to be able to identify the difference between proper nouns which must be capitalised, and common nouns which, in English, do not require capitalising.
It also proposes that, throughout the devolution process, there are repeated opportunities for engaging the public, and a wider range of elected councillors, which should be capitalised upon.
Instead, it generally appears as expenses, such as payments to consultants, and is treated that way by the taxman (unlike investment in old-economy physical goods, which can be capitalised and depreciated).
We've launched the world's first Green Investment Bank, confirmed in the Queen's speech, which will be capitalised with £3bn to help unlock private sector investment and tackle market failures.
