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1. “Contrition is all well and good,” Varn’m said, “But because the All of Knowledge of All of Lands does not permit shonggot to me made or sold by it’s vendors and purveyors, your business with the Kassikan and all its subsidiaries is hereby terminated and all accounts must be settled within one year

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2. fifty-five subsidiaries with investments in everything under the sun

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3. A business with fifty-five subsidiaries and

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4. Unbeknownst to us, the operating divisions of Kaiser Industries, as opposed to wholly owned subsidiaries, Steel, Aluminum, and Cement/Gypsum, were ALL deeply in the red and about to be sold off

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5. I had to do the legal work of the “reverse liquidation” of KIC into the big three subsidiaries

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6. He told me too late in the process that all of the wholly owned divisions (as opposed to the major subsidiaries, e

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7. It was an in-house agency and as long as it did a first-class advertising job for its owner and subsidiaries, it was given carte blanche to pursue other clients and sources of revenue

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8. planning board and its subsidiaries, for it had the

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9. by Keynetics or its subsidiaries are subject to the ClickBank Legal Notice

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10. For instance, we could look into his business connections, subsidiaries and linked companies, and perhaps get a lead from that,” suggested Max

11. Early indications involve looking for loopholes in the law, setting up phony offshore subsidiaries and courting political power to ease

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12. Safes, Bischoff Electro-Security and a host of subsidiaries

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13. subsidiaries were expected to nail their respective colours to the mast and hence the

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14. three hundred and fifty subsidiaries

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15. British Energy, the larger of the two, is a holding company with two subsidiaries -Nuclear Electric Ltd operating the PWR and five AGR stations in England and Wales; and Scottish Nuclear Ltd which operates two AGR Stations in Scotland

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16. - Do they have branches or subsidiaries – location and size;

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17. - What part of the order is planned to be sub-contracted with other sub-suppliers or company branches and subsidiaries;

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18. There was a bewildering array of divisions, subsidiaries, regional departments, franchises and foreign branches

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19. , and its dozens of worldwide subsidiaries

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20. Non-adherence by the bank or its subsidiaries to the instructions of Reserve

21. host country regulators, branches/overseas subsidiaries of banks are required to

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22. (Unitech could not return the loan and instead sold subsidiaries having land in Gur-

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23. She began mumbling, “Any and all records, files, notes, exhibits, reports, summaries, whether on paper, video, audio, electronic, digital, or in any other form, relevant to, pertaining to, or in any way connected to Krull Mining or any of its subsidiaries, and—it goes on to list all forty-one plaintiffs in the Hammer Valley lawsuit

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24. It’s the largest producer of gold in South America, one of the most important gold regions, and has wholly owned subsidiaries or joint ventures in Australia, Canada, and Uzbekistan

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25. In addition, they carry details of plans, new products, investments, changes of tactics, recruitment of new senior staff, changes at board level, sales of subsidiaries and a host of other indications of how a company is approaching its business

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26. In larger companies you then get a variety of other incomes such as money paid to the parent company by subsidiaries, or occasionally the other way, and some exceptional items that are not the normal part of the company’s trading operations

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27. However, complete operating and financial data relating to both the company and its subsidiaries were at all times available in the annual reports of the Public Service Commission of New York

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28. (The same observations may apply to certain first-mortgage bonds of operating subsidiaries of public-utility holding-company systems

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29. The bonds of light and power companies have been favored principally for the first reason, the bonds of United States Steel Corporation subsidiaries for the second

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30. The guarantor companies were mere subsidiaries of the sellers of the bonds

31. Yet so crushing were the liabilities under its long-term leases (and to carry properties acquired by subsidiaries), that in 1932 bankruptcy was resorted to and the preferred stock was menaced with extinction

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32. This is the typical situation, in which coverage is calculated from a consolidated income account, including operations of both the parent (guarantor) company and its guaranteed subsidiaries

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33. We shall describe these transactions in connection with our treatment of items involving nonconsolidated subsidiaries

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34. EARNINGS OF SUBSIDIARIES

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35. When an enterprise controls one or more important subsidiaries, a consolidated income account is necessary to supply a true picture of the year’s operations

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36. As previously remarked, they may either understate the earnings by not showing all the current profits made by the subsidiaries, or they may overstate the earnings by failure to deduct subsidiaries’ losses or by including dividends from subsidiaries in excess of their actual income for the year

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37. 7 For some time prior to 1933 the New York Stock Exchange had insisted in connection with new listings that the results of subsidiaries be presented either in a consolidated statement or separately

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38. Woolworth consolidates its domestic and Canadian subsidiaries but not its foreign affiliates

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39. American Tobacco consolidates only its wholly owned domestic subsidiaries

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40. Examples: The 1938 report of American Tobacco Company showed by way of footnote that dividends received from nonconsolidated subsidiaries exceeded their earnings by $427,000

41. , exclusive of special and nonrecurring profits or losses and inclusive of General Motors’ interest in the results of nonconsolidated subsidiaries

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42. Because current results of subsidiaries are not accurately reflected in the parent company’s statements

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43. Special Dividends Paid by Subsidiaries

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44. When earnings of nonconsolidated subsidiaries are allowed to accumulate in their surplus accounts, they may be used later to bolster up the results of a poor year by means of a large special dividend paid over to the parent company

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45. We have suggested in this chapter that security analysis must make full allowance for the results of subsidiaries, whether they be profits or losses

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46. This large maker of bread and cake operates through a number of subsidiaries, of which one of the largest is Cushman’s Sons, Inc

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47. Bonds outstanding are increased in 1906 and 1912 to reflect liability for issues of subsidiaries

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48. Holding companies can overstate their apparent earning power by valuing at an unduly high price the stock dividends they receive from subsidiaries or by including in their income profits made from the sale of stock of subsidiary companies

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49. The speculative structure was due entirely to the creation of large preferred issues by the parent company, and it would still have existed if Continental Baking had acquired all its properties directly, eliminating its subsidiaries

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50. (As it happened, in 1938 this company took steps to acquire the assets of its chief subsidiaries, thus largely eliminating the holding-company form but retaining the speculative capital structure

51. The Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 includes the so-called “death sentence” for many of the existing systems, requiring them ultimately to simplify their capital structures and to dispose of subsidiaries operating in noncontiguous territory

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52. ) Items 10 and 19 should also be examined to see if the earnings have been overstated by reason of inadequate maintenance or by the inclusion of unearned dividends from subsidiaries

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53. The net earnings figure must be corrected for any known distortions or omissions, including adjustments for undistributed earnings or losses of subsidiaries

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54. Often, however, foreign companies fail to provide sufficient segment-level disclosures or worse yet they fail to disclose unconsolidated subsidiaries at all, and that makes these adjustments far more speculative

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55. Fortunately, worldwide accounting standards have improved over the years to require broader reporting of results by business segment and more disclosure of unconsolidated subsidiaries

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56. 8 North American Company has been somewhat exceptional in that it consolidates only subsidiaries at least 75% owned and thus excludes two important companies in which its interest in 1939 was 73

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57. For example, in 1971 our total common stock position at Berkshire's insurance subsidiaries amounted to only $10

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58. At the end of 1975 our insurance subsidiaries held common equities with a market value exactly equal to cost of $39

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59. From October, 1983 through June, 1984 Berkshire's insurance subsidiaries continuously purchased large quantities of bonds of Projects 1, 2, and 3 of Washington Public Power Supply System ("WPPSS")

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60. The parent company directly owns only the common stock of its subsidiaries, not the specific assets of the subsidiaries, even though these subsidiary assets are reflected in the consolidated financial statements

61. To service their debts, most parent companies have to receive cash from their subsidiaries

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62. Sales of common stock of the subsidiaries may be impractical

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63. , insurance or banking), cash payments by the subsidiaries to the parent may be vigorously proscribed

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64. When situations exist where the parent company finds it essential to receive cash from subsidiaries in the form of dividends on outstanding common stock, cash income may be virtually assured for the outside investor

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65. Two such subsidiaries were Reliance Insurance Company, 97 percent owned by the Reliance Group, and Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, 88 percent owned by American Telephone and Telegraph

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66. In many cases, it is important to know which liabilities of particular parents or subsidiaries are assumed or guaranteed by other companies, which are part of a consolidation

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67. For creditors, there is often a need for consolidating—rather than consolidated—financial statements so that the creditors can assess how cash might flow from operating subsidiaries to parents as well as examine the balance sheets of material corporate entities

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68. (In consolidating or company-only statements, information about the parent company and individual subsidiaries is disclosed, whereas such information is not shown separately in consolidated statements

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69. Virtually all these commercial banks were, and are, wholly owned subsidiaries of holding companies

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70. In Chapter 11 proceedings, there are questions of substantive consolidation, for instance, should a parent company and its subsidiaries be treated as one entity for reorganization or liquidation purposes, or should they be treated as separate entities

71. For example, the terms of the purchase agreement under which these notes were issued required Corporation to maintain a certain minimum working capital at all times, and limited amounts that could be borrowed by Corporation and by its subsidiaries, depending on certain earnings and net tangible assets tests

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72. Further, the agreement contained prohibitions against sale and lease-back transactions and against investment in the securities of other companies or entities, other than subsidiaries and the U

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73. For example, I remember attending Berkshire Hathaway annual meetings and speaking with many of the CEOs who run subsidiaries of Berkshire Hathaway

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74. Real estate carried on the balance sheet at historical cost could decrease below historical cost, over funded pensions can be eroded and subsidiaries within the parent company can encounter difficult business environments during a deflationary period

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75. Lucent Technologies was engaged in the research and development of a number of cutting-edge telecommunications technologies at AT&T, and so was considered the “crown jewel” of AT&T’s portfolio of subsidiaries

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76. The Credit Agreement was amended on February 1, 2008 and on May 30, 2008 to allow greater flexibility under the existing financial covenants, provide additional financial covenants and monthly measurement of financial covenants, modify the credit limit and maturity date, increase the cost of borrowing, provide the Lenders with a collateral security interest in substantially all of our assets and those of our subsidiaries, and impose additional restrictions and covenants with respect to our operations

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77. Size: Infosys and its subsidiaries had 122,468 employees as of September 30, 2010

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78. It could be the hiding losses in offshore subsidiaries like Enron

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79. 5 million in notes and bonds of subsidiaries and parents, including a $38-million note from its parent, Integrated, designated 2 percent

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80. All that means is that it is harder to repatriate money to the parent than it seems and it is also harder to generate accounting gains by swapping securities between subsidiaries

81. 56 million invested in the stock of subsidiaries, mostly Realty Investors, a real estate holding company

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