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- the amount of money invested in a company, or the worth of the bonds and stocks of a company
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- The Reaction Of Multifamily Capitalization Rates To Natural Disasters
- Paper contains the study to analyze the effect of the Northridge Earthquake on capitalization rates in the multifamily building market in Los Angeles, California. The results indicate that the Northridge Earthquake had a negative impact and overall capitalization rates rose. This negative effect, however, was not uniform over the entire...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Income Property IV
- There are some rates and ratios, which can be useful in evaluating income property. But, like all statistics, they can be confusing and misleading if based on faulty information or used in the wrong way. Stock market investors use similar indicators, such as the price-to-earnings or P/E ratio. Analysts can...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Thin Capitalization - Australian Banks With Foreign Operations
- According to this report, Australian banks with offshore operations need to review their funding to ensure that they will not be denied tax deductions for interest expenses under Australia's new thin capitalization rules. Australia's new 'thin capitalization' regime consists of a variety of targeted rules that apply to different kinds...
- White papers 2002-02-01
- New Thin Capitalization Rules for Foreign Banks in Australia
- The thin capitalization rule according to the report is that applies to Australian branches of foreign banks is referred to as the rule applicable to 'inward investing entities ADI'. Non-compliance with this rule will result in the disallowance of tax deductions for a portion of all of an Australian branch's...
- White papers 2002-02-01
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- At my desk
- [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] This column includes some observations from my recent participation at the Fourth International Symposium on Career Development and Public Policy in Scotland, and visits to LearnDirect and Careers Scotland. The outcomes of the Symposium and the latter two major initiatives directly link to policies of the...
- Articles 2008-09-22
- Guess who sells your weave?
- Thanks for the article, "Guess Who Sells Your Weave?" (May 2008). The Korean-Americans have become dominant players in many types of small businesses such as dry cleaners, liquor stores, small grocery stores and hair salons, mainly because of their willingness to work hard and put in long hours, using primarily...
- Articles 2008-07-01
- RETHINKING DEPENDENCY THEORY: THE CASE OF DOMINICA, THE RASCAL STATE
- INTRODUCTION Over the past decade, the debate over dependency theory has been eclipsed by the controversy over globalization. Despite the fading dialogue on dependency theory, academics continue to critique it. Ricardo Duchesne notes that "the export of capitalism does not block development in the periphery, but rather stimulates it."'...
- Articles 2008-06-30
- Schooling the capital: the uphill struggle for school choice in D.C
- TIFFANY DUNSTON may come from a poverty-line background, but she appears to have a bright future. On May 22, this African-American scholarship student graduated as valedictorian from Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington, D.C. Her class-topping grade-point average of 4.1 earned her a spot at Syracuse University, which she plans...
- Articles 2008-06-30
- Southern rock to kick it off
- By Bill Blankenship THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL The 2008 Country Stampede gets started today with two-thirds of Charlie Daniels' annual Volunteer Jam tour, an "American Idol" finalist and some Kansans looking for their own fame through karaoke. Gates will open at 3 p.m....
- Articles 2008-06-26
- BEST OF THE REST
- Comedy: Todd Barry (Soho Theatre, London) The bongo-playing star of Flight of the Conchords brings his solo show to the capital for the first time. (020-7478 0100) to Sat Opera: Falstaff Edinburgh Festival Theatre ...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- Excavation ages Paris by 3,000 years
- Paris's history as a settlement has been extended by more than 3,000 years. An archaeological dig, the findings of which were revealed yesterday, moves the capital's first known human occupation back to 7600BC, in the Mesolithic period between the two stone ages. An area about the size...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- Razak denies murder claims
- World News IN BRIEF *KUALA LUMPUR The Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, Najib Razak, has dismissed as "total garbage" a blogger's allegation that his wife was involved in the murder of a Mongolian model. Mr Razak said claims about his wife, Rosmah Mansor, were a desperate bid...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- Investors' Pounds 4.5bn deal to shore up capital at Barclays
- Barclays has agreed a deal with five sovereign wealth funds that will see the investors pump up to 4.5bn into the bank. Barclays executives have spent much of the past week in talks with the investors hammering out details of the fundraising after the bank came under pressure from regulators...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- Will Barclays' recapitalisation be enough to ride out the storm?
- OUTLOOK With the HBOS rights issue in danger of being left with the underwriters, it is hardly surprising that Barclays has opted for the strategic-investor approach to new capital. On the face of it, the 4.5bn being provided by a combination of Middle and Far Eastern investors...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- A Pounds 160m apology to the Maoris for shameful history of
- *Indigenous tribes celebrate victory in fight for rights lost by breaches of 1840 treaty with Britain New Zealand took a momentous step to address the historic grievances of its original Maori inhabitants yesterday, handing back nearly half a million acres of Crown forestry land in a settlement...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- Program didn't compute
- By James Carlson THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL The state surplus property program, which recently revealed that some of its computers available for public sale contained confidential information, was until a year and a half ago run by Kansas inmates. The inmates did manual...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- KU, apparel seller have colorful history
- By Mike Hall THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL The bad blood between Lawrence businessman Larry Sinks and University of Kansas officials that landed them in a federal courtroom this week began years ago. Under questioning first from the university's attorney, Charlie Henn, then from...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- KU's Powers heads to Open as amateur
- By Asher Fusco THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL Forget heck or high water. Emily Powers dealt with both heck and high water on the way to the U.S. Women's Open. The University of Kansas golfer qualified as an amateur for the Edina, Minn., major...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- Knock, knock! But it's no joke
- By Phil Anderson THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL Police tell people to be cautious when opening their doors to strangers - an admonition two women who live just south of downtown Topeka no doubt wish they would have heeded this past weekend. About 6:30...
- Articles 2008-06-26
- Open for business - if you can get thereANN WILLIAMSON/THE CAPITAL-
- By Michael Hooper THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL Businesses in Urish Center at S.W. 21st and Urish Road are starving for customers while their intersection is torn up for construction of a roundabout. Sales at Coffee Break Cafe are off 50 percent to 75...
- Articles 2008-06-26
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