Tata Group may look beyond the family for successor - Deccan Herald
Sun, 15 Aug 2010 19:41:52 GMT+00:00
Deccan Herald There are also a few rare instances of families selling out: apparel exporter Gokaldas sold to the Blackstone Group , and brothers Malvinder and Shivinder ...

In search of the ideal - Jamaica Gleaner
Tue, 10 Aug 2010 06:12:09 GMT+00:00
Jamaica Gleaner Gwendolyn Parker has been with the informal market space through enforced migration from two other locations, Jam World and Portsmouth. ...

Consider all options before declaring bankruptcy - Sydney Morning Herald
Tue, 10 Aug 2010 00:49:34 GMT+00:00
Sydney Morning Herald In some cases, informal alternatives are appropriate from consolidating debts into a single loan to home lenders agreeing to a mortgage holiday . ...

In buying a commercial business, is it unreasonable to get a pro in to look it over?
Q. We're considering buying a restaurant- the guy selling it is selling the building only;anything left inside is a bonus. However, this is a major investment and we want the building looked over to see what kind of investment we're looking into to fix the place up. I was under the understanding that in buying a commercial property, you have the right to bring in someone to look it over informally for you BEFORE you make an offer. The real estate agent is saying no we don't, but then she works mainly with residential - very few commercial. Owner has denied others doing this. The property is in Colorado - is this acceptable to have an informal inspection? Is it suspect if the owner is refusing to allow this? If we make an offer and then… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Tue May 1 21:53:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In your offer, I would give yourself a minimimal of 20 day's to complete any and all inspections, that you desire. The could include the health department, a professional inspection by a contractor, city officials and contractors to estimate cost. This is reasoable and you making a major investment and have the potential to be a long term tenant to the landlord. Perhaps you can bring the agents broker into the picture to review etc. Be sure to look at past utilities. Good Luck
Answered by Jimmy - Tue May 1 22:03:39 2007

Is marijuana really a "gateway drug"?
Q. I think it's safe to surmise most hardcore drug addicts tried nicotine or alcohol before anything else. Why are we still teaching our kids marijuana is the "gateway drug". Because booze and smokes generate billions of dollars for the economy? Seems like we're selling our kids down the river. How many marijuana users on YA, recreational or "chronic" (no pun), haven't started smoking crack or shooting up? This is the informal survey part of the question.
Asked by Dog - Wed Apr 16 23:33:22 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's the people that are ignorant and haven't tried it that say that...personally i find that i can't kick my addiction to coffee and cigarettes...i dont feel good if i dont have a up of coffee in the morning and some nicotene in my blood by lunch time...so what do you say about that? those are drugs!...but i smoke bud about twice or three times a month with friends...it just relaxes me and i have more fun...everything is better when ur high...i dont need a cup of it every morning and i dont need a spliff every day...
Answered by nachoz01 - Wed Apr 16 23:55:00 2008

PLEASE read and fix English grammar and stuffs. I will give you 10 points when you finish fix them. Thanks!?
Q. Cuisine and fashion category has some differences about the choice and usage of type such as handwritten, text spacing and serif fonts. In cuisine group there are four typefaces are written by hand, as opposed by typed, compares to fashion group has one. However, most fashion typefaces have text spacing that refers to arrange the space between letters (the opposite of handwritten, which has tightly text spacing). It is important to notice that most typefaces from both categories contain serif fonts, especially transitional serif fonts in cuisines group. Serif fonts are a feature that the letters in a given typeset. Both categories, even all other categories, are always the same purpose of typographic designed. The most matter is they… [cont.]
Asked by Cool G - Thu Sep 4 15:09:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Cuisine and fashion categories have some differences about the choice and usage of type such as handwritten, text spacing and serif fonts. In cuisine group there are four typefaces which written by hand, as opposed by typed, compares to fashion group has one. However, most fashion typefaces have text spacing that referred to arrange the space between letters (the opposite of handwritten, which has tightly text spacing). It is important to notice that most typefaces from both categories contain serif fonts, especially transitional serif fonts in cuisines group. Serif fonts are features the letters in given type-set. Both categories, even all other categories always got the same purpose of typographic designed. The thing is that they make… [cont.]
Answered by Don'tJudgeMe - Thu Sep 4 15:25:49 2008