Sentences with phrase «go bankrupt as»

If a company can't supply the supply part, they deserve to go bankrupt as that's the law of business.

He went bankrupt as an entrepreneur but he worked hard and bounced back.

Note that Bear Stearns went bankrupt as well, and Merrill Lynch became insolvent and was bought out by Bank of America.

After a successful start with 1928's Miss Sadie Thompson, Swanson's company went bankrupt as a result of her benighted association with the Erich Von Stroheim - directed fiasco Queen Kelly (1929).

Think of Penn Treaty, and other companies that went bankrupt as a result of long term care.

I had the fortune of being transferred to FedLoan from Navient when they went bankrupt as a result of class action.

Had TREB removed all the listings of the Brokerage and had the BROKER gone bankrupt as you suggest, TREB would find themselves in another multi-million dollar lawsuit settlement.

Not exact matches

By 1962, as a result of Steinbrenner's direction, the entire franchise went bankrupt.

Sure, they may go down, but will they go down as much as a third - tier company operating in one market that just saw its largest customer go bankrupt?

In fact, Gildan's success in the wholesale market has been widely cited as the reason competitors like Tultex, Pluma and Oneita Industries have either gone bankrupt or exited the segment.

«Too many people fall in love with their products and they're certain that the market is going to love it as much as they do and so they go bankrupt trying to push the product that they love.

Another advantage is the stories will be hard to wipe off the Internet, as often happens when a media firm goes bankrupt, because the article are hosted on an immutable blockchain.

The thread was written as a fake news story about Tesla going bankrupt, including a reference to Musk being «passed out against a Tesla Model 3, surrounded by «Teslaquilla» bottles.»

They will still be there but as soon as they can't meet their debt obligations or go bankrupt, a major oil producer such as Shell or Exxon will simply swoop in and buy them out.

For example, she mentions Elon Musk's period of despair when Tesla nearly went bankrupt in 2008, and what Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick describes as the «blood, sweat, and ramen» years.

The PBGC is a government oversight organization that guarantees individuals» pension and serves as a backstop in the event a company goes bankrupt.

This section may also deal with other issues, such as what happens if one partner retires, goes bankrupt, becomes disabled, or dies.

As Hemingway wrote in the Sun Also Rises, there's a very simple answer to the question, «How did you go bankrupt?»

While small in their physical footprints, the store closings will be another setback for shopping malls that have been grappling with declining traffic and a rash of store closures in the last year as a number of chains have gone bankrupt or pared back their stores amid the rise in online shopping.

Nonetheless, when Pinnacle went bankrupt in 2012, a victim of what my CEO termed «a race to the bottom» among the regional carriers, labor became the focus of attention, just as it does in all airline bankruptcies.

But entrepreneurs whose companies had been liquidated or gone bankrupt had almost the same follow - on success rate as the first - timers: 23 percent.

A company could perform poorly or go bankrupt, causing its stock price to fall, or a larger economic issue, such as the housing crisis, could cause massive increases or decreases in the value of many stocks.

As I've noted before, the problem with Lehman was not that it went bankrupt, but that it went bankrupt in a disorganized way.

Accounts receivable insurance, also known as credit insurance, can help protect you from this risk, when a client goes bankrupt or refuses to pay.

Then reality set in, companies went bankrupt, and technology stocks as a group lost about 70 percent of the money people had assumed was theirs for keeps.

If you owned or bought shares of Halcon Resources at the start of 2016, you got slaughtered, as the company went bankrupt, emerging in a «prepackaged» plan that it negotiated with its debt holders.

Stockholders, as part owners, get the last priority in terms of payback when the company goes bankrupt.

As a result, some foreign steel and aluminum firms will go bankrupt; others will be forced to lay off workers.

As more people see these religious con - artists for what they truly are, more churches will go bankrupt.

The mormon church, that pays no taxes as we go bankrupt, yet pumps millions and millions of dollars into affecting the secular government of this nation to achieve its own political agenda....

Hobby Lobby deserves to go bankrupt over this, fast, as a warning to others.

«John said we were going to go bankrupt if we kept buying ferment jars, so we started doing it ourselves,» said Pamer, who champions fermented foods as beneficial for gut flora.

As noted in the last paragraph, Arsenal are breaking even, therefore if they are to spend without going bankrupt the club has to rely on external funding, which in this case will be a loan from shareholder or equity injection.

If it were as easy as taking all favorites and home teams, Vegas would go bankrupt.

As if the three suspensions weren't bad enough, he went bankrupt.

In 2009, Phil and Teds, the other main New Zealand - based brand, purchased Mountain Buggy as it was in the process of going bankrupt.

The state shut down the New York City OTB in 2010 after the public corporation — which operated about 50 storefront gambling dens and served as a patronage mill for crooked political hacks — went bankrupt.»

The statement said, «Whereas President Muhammadu Buhari had announced that the nation is bankrupt to the extent he can not pay his ministers, his new Minister of Information had contradicted him directly by stating how the government is buoyant and ready to deploy $ 2.5 billion infrastructure fund, saved N1.4 trillion with another N2.5 trillion ready as special intervention fund, which goes to say that the country is not actually broke.

The «cheap» plans just mean that you're going slightly less bankrupt if anything happens to you and now even middle class people who previously had OK plans will also likely go bankrupt with any major medical expenses as all, but the most premium plans have been forced to go the high deductible route with many deductibles so high that they still virtually guarantee financial insolvency.

Efforts to integrate storage into electric grids continue to struggle as a federally backed flywheel company goes bankrupt

HSRC's George has a long history of attempting to commercialize such iron fertilization, most notoriously via the company known as Planktos, which went bankrupt in 2008.

Well, remember that the courtroom battle will often cost the offending company millions of dollars as well: It may be less expensive for them to just pay you a small license fee, rather than pay a lot of money trying to make you go bankrupt.

As of December, 2013, True.com (TRUE Beginnings LLC) went bankrupt and shut down their web site (see Story).

The sole difference is that whereas the book was written as a sort of self - serving mea culpa that only put Finkel's credibility into greater doubt, the movie refuses to let either subject off the hook, even going so far as to shine a light on Finkel's morally bankrupt motives.

We stare and yawn at Dynasty Warriors Next, and while we won't go so far as to say Ridge Racer is a creatively bankrupt franchise, the game has lived off of nostalgia alone for far too long.

Fear X didn't so much crash and burn as stall on the grid, bankrupting Refn's production company Jang Go Star and leaving him in massive personal debt (at one point he owed his bank $ 1m).

Relativity went bankrupt, as Ryan Kavanaugh finally reached the limits of borrowing from Peter to pay Paul.

It's extremely difficult — and expensive — to film in water, and the price of failure can be massive (see Waterworld, which went wildly over budget and torpedoed Kevin Costner's career as an A-Lister, or Cutthroat Island, which performed so badly at the box office that its production company went bankrupt).

Once he returns home, he reconnects with his father (Richard Jenkins), whose business is going bankrupt, as well as his divorced, ne'er - do - well brother (Sharlto Copley).

Oil and gas revenues counted for as much as 41 percent of the state's budget in 1981, and when the industry faltered the state nearly went bankrupt.