Sentences with phrase «into divesting»

On the first day of our Do the Math tour, the Mayor of Seattle announced that he would be looking into divesting the city from fossil fuels.

Latest case in point comes from a NY Times report that de Blasio is trying to strong - arm trustees of NYC employee pension funds — who are supposed to be fiduciaries of their beneficiaries, not mayoral rubber stamps — into divesting from oil stocks:

The last thing any entrepreneur wants is to be forced into divesting at a fire - sale price.

Not exact matches

Qalaa will divest a number of its non-core assets over the next five years and reinvest the money into the five key sectors it is now focusing on, says Ahmed Heikal, chairman and founder of Qalaa Holdings.

RBS had also contemplated seeking to keep Henry Bath as a merchant deal after buying into the Sempra Commodities business in 2008, but ultimately decided that it would be better to divest Henry Bath than hold it at arm's length, according to a person familiar with the decision.

That bodes ill for Canada's short - term economic prospects, and therefore is another reason to divest before Trump's tweets turn into profit - killing tariffs.

Michael Hudson: I guess the main thing that came out of the Panama Papers was that Ukrainian President Poroshenko had promised to divest of his chocolate company and instead, he simply moved it into an offshore account.

Alphabet's self - driving arm, Waymo, has recently sued Uber for allegedly stealing trade secrets, and Alphabet's other investing arm, CapitalG, just this fall led a fundraising round into Lyft, leading many to believe that Alphabet would seek to divest somewhat from Uber, Lyft's main US competitor.

According to a recent report by Deloitte, 25 percent more companies expect to go the M&A route to divest and 85 % indicated that their deals involved acquiring companies to expand into foreign markets, up from 73 % last year.

Calls to divest from Remington, which made the AR - 15 used in Sandy Hook, are one factor that pushed the company into bankruptcy.

If any one of them loses contact with the others, it degenerates into a caricature that eventually divests it of its revelatory character, of its transparency to mystery.

I had to be the caregiver, the cleaner, the cook because my wife was to into herself to divest any time for her family.

I should take a quote from «Equities Market Outlook in 2017» issued by Afrinvest reported in the media under the headline «Multiple Exchange Rates Stall Foreign Inflow into Nigerian Equities» in January 2017, «Our interactions with several foreign investors with interests in Nigeria suggest that a decision to stake any position in the Nigerian market will be a function of currency liquidity and a greater certainty on their ability to repatriate capital anytime they divest.

New York, NY — Just one day before dozens of New Yorkers will take action at the New York City pension fund meeting calling for full divestment from fossil fuels, actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio added his voice, calling on New York to step into its leadership and divest from fossil fuels.

«As the hottest year in recorded history comes to a close, New York has a unique responsibility to step into its leadership to fully divest and take meaningful action on climate,» said Beta Coronel, 350.org Reinvestment Coordinator.

He says the study «does not take into account the efforts by DSM - 5 task force and work group members to divest themselves from relationships with the pharmaceutical industry».

The opening sequences, in which Gallo's character is captured, interrogated, and tortured by American soldiers (from whom he then manages to escape), turn the ostensible political substance of the film into caricature, divesting it of weight.

She turns into a popular revival - tent preacher who threatens Joe's plans to divest his rum smuggling into a casino.

An anti-auteur of these movies, Walt Disney determined their outcome by divesting resources from their development — including his own expertise — and pouring them into his personal Taj Mahal, Disneyland.

Although I had been toying with the idea of taking some profits, I did also take your advice into consideration and divested my BAC shares today.

And there's nothing stopping them from divesting into growth stocks once they learn more and feel more comfortable with investing.

As oil and gas prices decline and the availability of reserved - based senior credit becomes increasingly scarce, exploration and production companies are seeking to refinance into more traditional term loans or to divest royalties in an effort to...

Shortly afterward, the same guidelines forced Pax to divest itself of its Starbucks shares, after the coffee company entered into a deal with Jim Beam, the distiller, to market a coffee - flavored liqueur.

Building upon this notion of the disembodied image in his video installation... a hazy and confused landscape, Barocca cuts, reassembles, slows, and loops various sections of Kreta, a WWII - era German propaganda film, into four sequences, to divest the moving images of any ideological or historical identification and disrupt the film's narrative structure.

Compound Flat 50, 52, 59, and 58 (subtitled Pink Dropout) are based on stacked double rectangles, suggesting open sash windows — or, again, stretcher bars — divested of their glass or canvas, with swaths of fabric (actually pigmented epoxy) inserted into the mechanisms, holding them in place, or together; the window idea is borrowed, of course, from traditional painting.

The essential point, insofar as Minimalism and its impact on our thought is concerned, is that the industrial materials Bladen used are divested of whatever inherent meaning their origins may have held and transformed into vehicles for the sculptor's imagination.

Each painting revealed a consistency of steady curves and constrained marks, partially adumbrated surfaces, replete with figures, birds, planets, meteors, all wistful billowing amorphous shapes shielding obtuse forms and divested fields of color, all emerging into luminous, conflicting patterns.

After looking into the growing movement to divest from fossil fuels and invest in climate solutions, I was convinced to make the pledge on behalf of myself and the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation.

That makes me hopeful for our future, and it's sending a clear message to world leaders as they head into Paris: It's time for them to follow suit, and divest our governments from fossil fuel companies too.»

Beginning as a movement in 2011, young people on campuses across the US were determined that their college or university should not be putting money into fossil fuels, and urged their schools to divest their endowments away from fossil fuel companies.

While that will be a recurring question heading into Paris later this year, some institutional investors already have divested from fossil fuels, most visibly eschewing coal.

PhD student Alex Hemingway, spokesperson for Divest UBC, felt that an institution like UBC would send a «powerful message,» about the urgency of tackling climate change and the importance of putting words into action.

As Bainbridge explains, a specific Tax Code provision allows judges to divest an asset causing a conflict of interest so as to hear the case and avoid paying capital gains so long as any gains are deposited into a Treasury security or an approved mutual fund.

If it's a minor territory, the company will sometimes enter into an agreement to divest itself of local assets or entities.

«The company has entered into definitive agreements with a consortium of investors led by True North Managers, an India based private equity fund, to divest its entire stake in Religare Health Insurance Company Ltd (RHI),» Religare Enterprises Ltd (REL) said in a BSE filing today.

Liberty Property Trust hopes to raise up to $ 800 million for reinvestment into industrial acquisition and development by divesting its remaining suburban office portfolio by the end of the year.

Not divesting everything into notes, but a place.