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The assets of United Video Franchising Ltd (UVFL), including about 80 franchise agreements with store operators around the country, were sold last week to a company controlled by the brother
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entanglements with Enron Corp. cost the bank $2.65-billion (U.S.) in settlements last summer — more than 10 per cent of its current market value — and dealt a nasty blow to the bank's reputation.
But with Enron
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chain some 40 years ago, sold it to McDonald's in 1999.
The Globe and Mail
December 16, 2003
Burger giant sells Donatos
McDonald’s signals a return to basics
Deborah Cohen
CHICAGO — McDonald's Corp
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shareholders' interests, Cost of doing business, Without conscience, Veil of secrecy, Bootstrapping the assets of a corporation, United New Zealand, 20100327 Where the
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factor, it is not the full story.
It is likely that apartments sold by Blue Chip would never have fetched the prices they were sold for had they been sold on the open market.
Blue Chip's business
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night that it is unable "to realize value from, or exercise effective control of, those assets" because of recent legal reversals.
The Ontario Securities Commission recently blocked a bid by Ravelston
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," the suit claimed.
The new agreement also allowed Curves to buy out plaintiffs' rights to future residuals at a "tiny" fraction of their present value, the plaintiffs alleged.
"Plaintiffs were given
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the company charges for the gas-station properties and equipment. Then, in 2000, Shell phased in a system in which rents were based on the value of the gas station's assets, which ended rent subsidies
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to competitive pressures and to compete with a competitor's outlets; prospects for improved rates of return where high volume and/or shared costs can be achieved; and the desire to provide added value
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at the business opportunity, and their decision to use mainly borrowed funds after Buk had lost his job.
They should have considered the minimum $300,000 cost of a lawyer to sue for a refund if things went
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