Sentences with phrase «went bankrupt»

They only made about 350 or so before they went bankrupt so they are kind of rare.

Also, it's no surprise that Barkley almost went bankrupt losing millions on casino games where the odds are stacked against you.

The young families moved to the suburbs (where my church is), leaving the church with heavy debt and high utility bills, and soon it went bankrupt and dissolved.

We are liable for # 20m or # 30m of investment monies — which we would owe if we went bankrupt — and I can sleep at night.

Mr Bandera, however, pleaded financial hardship after his company went bankrupt and never paid up.

What was it to them whether Demetrius went bankrupt or not?

the church there shortly thereafter went bankrupt and had to be supported by other churches.

If the corporation went bankrupt, the stockholders were not personally liable to repay its creditors.

Obama Spent $ 800 Billion for Stimulus to the Economy that didn't work, many companies that got money went bankrupt.

Since Nortel Networks Corp. went bankrupt and BlackBerry Ltd. flamed out, there has been a shortage of truly large anchor companies in the Canadian tech sector.

But, the mammoth investment bank, Lehman Brothers, went bankrupt despite attempts to rescue it.

In fact, when Lehman Brothers went bankrupt in 2008, shareholders of the three Lehman ETNs were left with securities that had become worthless.

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.

Even if one of these companies went bankrupt each year (something I find highly, highly unlikely), the earnings per share growth from the other firms should, in aggregate, still allow you to become richer than you were at the beginning of the previous year.

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

If this level is sustained, it will be the worst monthly loss since October 2008, the month after Lehman Brothers went bankrupt.

While some firms offered mortgage insurance in the early 1900s, those firms went bankrupt during the Great Depression in the 1930s.

«It's kind of like a story about the man who went bankrupt, slowly at first and then all of a sudden.

During that time, Paine and his crew captured the ups and downs of electric vehicles» development amid the Great Recession — when GM went bankrupt and its executives made the blunder of flying to Washington, D.C., in private jets to seek federal bailout money; when Tesla Motors almost missed payroll, having built only 100 cars and spent $ 100 million; and when Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn was grilled by the press about the $ 6 billion gamble he was taking on the Leaf.

«Companies that went bankrupt [in the Financial Crisis] all had faced a common pitfall: too much debt.

Even so, the company went bankrupt for the second time in 1990, the same year that it sold the remaining 50 percent of CITGO.

Some developments were abandoned, half - finished, when builders went bankrupt.

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.

During good times he was making big money... until kaboom - one year he went bankrupt because has no savings and some properties stop cash flowing due to economy and he can't find any money cash.

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

Lehman Brothers went bankrupt, and the financial sector was in a panic.

Chile's privatized sector went bankrupt and reverted to state control.

We also now that the MF Global, which went bankrupt in 2011, was his FCM at the time of the Flash Crash which may explain a few things.

In fact, the city went bankrupt in 2012 before exiting bankruptcy in 2015.

Part of that was an ill - fated attempt to take over Circuit City, which went bankrupt soon afterward.

Saab Automobile went bankrupt in December 2011 and ended production after 61 years in business.

Once the internet bubble burst, the individual bubble companies either went bankrupt or experienced massive drops in their share prices.

Wall Street has made matters worse by the way Lehman Brothers emptied out its European offices of cash the day before it went bankrupt, paying off its closest U.S. cronies.

But then the airline Bill had spent 36 years working for went bankrupt and he lost his pension and health insurance.

We even looked at how companies that went bankrupt, like Eastman Kodak, actually had a positive return for long - term investors.

Although this personal policy meant Buffett missed out on Microsoft when it was just starting out, it also meant he avoided countless companies that went bankrupt.

For example, what if our Hampton Inn hotel franchise went bankrupt?

Of course, it went bankrupt and I lost some money.

And then, even so, he mismanaged the company so badly that the company went bankrupt, wiping out the employee stock holders.

In the 1800s, in Europe, the argument for the liberalization of bankruptcy law, and the introduction of limited liability, was bolstered by the increasing number of cases like John Bayer, who went bankrupt and then, later, started producing Bayer aspirin, which became a great success.

Elon Musk suffered the Dark Night when Tesla nearly went bankrupt in 2008.

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.

It opened in 2008, but went bankrupt shortly after and closed in 2012.

Dozens of upstart carriers went bankrupt in the 1990s and early 2000s trying to break into the telecommunications and cable markets.

«If the company went bankrupt, they were afraid I wouldn't have any financial assets of my own for them to go after.»

Jacobs worked on Globalstar, one of the earlier satellite communications projects that never made it big, went bankrupt in 2002 and later was revived by creditors.

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.

«Florida Retirement Lifestyles» magazine went bankrupt when long - time advertisers felt alienated by attempts to revamp the publication.

Qiangdong «Richard» Liu began his career in food service, buying a restaurant in 1994, which almost immediately went bankrupt.

Circuit City, a former consumer - electronics retailer that went bankrupt in 2008, made a similar error in 2007 that helped hasten its demise.