LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- I am obviously disappointed by the judge's decision to confirm the debtors' reorganizatio...
Statement By Dov Charney Regarding American Apparel Bankruptcy Ruling
Khamenei calls for security cooperation with China, says U.S. not to be trusted RTRS 23-JAN-2016 11:46:48 AM DUBAI, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Iran&...
Khamenei calls for security cooperation with China, says U.S. not to be trusted
RTRS 23-JAN-2016 11:46:48 AM DUBAI, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called on Saturday for closer economic and security ties with China, saying both countries could be reliable partners, especially in energy. "Iran is the most reliable country in the region for energy since its energy policies will never be affected by foreigners," Khamenei was quoted as saying by his official website at a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Khamenei said the United States was "not honest" in the fight against terrorism in the region, and asked for more cooperation between Iran and China.
American Apparel rejects takeover bid - source - RTRS 14-JAN-2016 11:59:16 PM By Aurindom Mukherjee Jan 14 (Reuters) - Bankrupt teen ap...
American Apparel rejects takeover bid from Hagan - Silver Creek
Hagan Capital Group and Silver Creek Capital Partners said their proposal included $90 million of new equity and a $40 million term loan, and backs a business plan from Charney, who was fired as chief executive in December 2014. American Apparel is open to a revised offer from the funds, the source said. (http://bloom.bg/1lbRGeX) Bloomberg reported the news first on Thursday.
Chad Hagan from the Hagan Capital Group said they are confident that American Apparel will accept their "superior business model that centers on long term value, ethical management and preserving American manufacturing jobs"
Remarks upon certain aspects of the theory of costs by LIONEL ROBBINS A lecture delivered before the Nationalökonomischen Gesellschaft, Vien...
LSE Essay - On Cost
Remarks upon certain aspects of the theory of costs
by LIONEL ROBBINS
A lecture delivered before the Nationalökonomischen Gesellschaft, Vienna, 7 April 1933. First published in the Economic Journal (March 1934).
The theory of costs is not one of those parts of economic analysis which can properly be said to have been unduly neglected. It has always occupied a more or less central position, and in recent years it has been the subject of a quite formidable body of new work. There is, indeed, no part of his subject about which the contemporary economist may legitimately feel more gratified, either as regards the quality of the work which has been done or as regards the temper in which it has been undertaken. Yet, in spite of this, the present state of affairs in this field is not altogether satisfactory. The various problems involved have been tackled by different sets of people; and the conclusions which have been reached in one part of the field have sometimes a rather disquieting appearance of incompatibility with conclusions which have been reached elsewhere. No doubt some of this apparent incompatibility is real. It is not to be expected that here—any more than elsewhere—economists should have reached finality. But some of it is probably illusory; and if in discussing these matters we were to state more decisively the problems which we are attempting to solve, and the assumptions on which we proceed, it seems likely that not only should we be able to clear up our outstanding real points of difference more quickly, but that, in the course of doing so, we should also discover that many of them depended essentially upon subtle differences of object and assumption, hitherto insufficiently stated. At any rate, it is in the belief that this would be so that these very tentative remarks are put forward.
The investor backing Dov Charney's American Apparel bid tells @BettyWLiu why https://t.co/PuimJReN0v pic.twitter.com/wbN37B3qXA — Bloo...
On Bloomberg TV - Hagan Capital Group
The investor backing Dov Charney's American Apparel bid tells @BettyWLiu why https://t.co/PuimJReN0v pic.twitter.com/wbN37B3qXA
— Bloomberg TV (@BloombergTV) January 12, 2016
(AP) — An investor group wants to buy American Apparel for about $300 million and bring back the clothing chain’s founder and former CEO Dov...
Investor Group Announces $300 Million Offer to Acquire American Apparel
"American Apparel is a proven viable business model that needs to be scaled from a sales point of view and should not be in bankruptcy. If the Company is not turned around it will be a pointless loss of American manufacturing jobs. We strongly urge the creditors to evaluate and accept our offer," stated Chad Hagan, Managing Partner of Hagan Capital Group.
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