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Food services giant Cara Operations Ltd. Has failed in its hostile bid to take control of the Second Cup coffee chain.
The Toronto Star
January 10, 2002
Cara bid to swallow Second Cup fails
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on government offices and private residences.
The Toronto Star
December 21, 2010
Queen’s Park officials charged in alleged kickback scheme
Year-long investigation into government cleaning contracts leads
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lawsuit that an unnamed General Growth employee committed fraud by forging John Weber's name on paperwork pledging to personally guarantee the lease.
The Des Moines Register
April 2, 2009
Owners of failed
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, 2010
Failed Bank of Queensland franchisee loses case against bank
James Thomson
A failed Bank of Queensland franchisee who claimed the BoQ misrepresented his chances of success and failed to provide
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of risk-taking behaviour, or why many safety campaigns fail
Book Review
Laurie Hendrickx
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TARGET RISK, Gerald J. S. Wilde, Toronto, Canada: PDE Publications, 1994, ISBN 0-9699124-0-4
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failed to prove the need for an asset freeze, despite having access to Mr. Yemec's records for nearly a year. He also questioned the authority of the FTC to seek the order and said the agency
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to comply with the United Nations directive to freeze the assets of the Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi certainly is welcome. But did the UN and other governments have to wait for the deaths of hundreds
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his staff.
In his ruling, Judge Gans said the FTC failed to prove the need for an asset freeze, despite having access to Mr. Yemec's records for nearly a year. He also questioned the authority
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, Bootstrapping the assets of a corporation, Blue chip, Franchisor fails and consumers lose millions, Deceit, Divorce, Sincerity, Sympathy for the franchisor, Franchisor corporation created to fail, Ponzi
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Asset appraisals inflated
Asset-based lending
Bank calls in debt
Bank CEO's pay
Bank fails to inform Privacy Commission of breach
Bank has a higher standing as creditor than fraud victims
Bank
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