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… within the United States as equivalent to that data which companies must report to the Bureau of the Census, …

… limited partners of (redacted) will elect to take either cash or shares in (redacted). If every present shareholder … 50% of (redacted). If some old (redacted) shareholders take cash, then the four new investors together would own more …

… of September 30, 1985, was (redacted). (redacted) will pay cash in the amount of the net book value, to be adjusted to … assumes a $750,000 13.5% Note due December 31, 1990, the cash at Closing will be reduced by the amount of the Note. …

… sell its interest in the partnership to a third party for cash. The remaining partner would retain its interest in the …

… of the size-of-personcriteria of the Act; and STAFF NOTE: Cash (3) The two closings called for by the purchase and …

… course of its business, for which the company receives cash and notes receivable. The acquired company also has a …

… The balance of the purchase price will be paid in cash, and will be financed by institutional lenders who will …

… and executives in exchange for approximately $100,000 cash and $17,000,000 of Target capital stock. Such … at the time that it makes the acquisition exceeds the cash or cash equivalents necessary to accomplish the acquisition. In …

… into the right to receive from A a total amount in cash of approximately $40 million. Immediately following the …

… forming a subsidiary (corporation B), contributing cash and/or notes to B, and receiving 100% of the voting …

… of the parties are omitted here because publicly traded companies are involved, and the proposed sale has not yet … value f the first entitys subsidiary, payable 83.33% in cash and 16.67% in newly issued, non-voting preferred stock … renegotiated transaction, the consideration is to be all cash, in an amount in excess of $15,000,000, subject to …

… for several open-end, diversified management investment companies (the Funds) organized as corporations under the … money management. Although investors could invest cash directly in the underlying debt instruments, the Funds offer an alternative mechanism for sophisticated cash management. In addition, under certain circumstances, …

… shares and making an additional capital contribution in cash, for which no additional securities will be issued, in … requirements will be funded by (redacted) and (redacted) in cash, without additional securities being issued, in a ratio …

… 4. (redacted) will have use of Hospitals non-restricted cash funds over a certain amount for system purposes; 5. …

… a partnership for the purpose of making acquisitions of companies. At the present time, the partnership has assets of approximately $8,000,000 in cash. (Although I indicated to you that the partnership had … If this is not correct, please advise.) Additional cash will be called from the partners in order to finance …

… agreed to pay the Selling Shareholders $8.425 million in cash in the aggregate and to restructure XYZs financing … will be documented and accounted for as an intercompany advance from Q to XYZ. 7.The terms of XYZs existing … under the Premerger Rules would be the sum of the cash purchase price to be paid for then [sic] securities …

… is a natural person will contribute capital of $100,000 in cash or its equivalent; and Company A, the 40% shareholder, will contribute approximately $70,000 in cash or its equivalent, together with all of its interest in …

… in sales or assets. A will pay B $25,000,000 in cash and notes for the five subsidiaries and will assume …

… beet seed. Taking into account its subsidiaries and related companies, has total fixed assets of approx. 1 billion … would not include securities, voting or otherwise, or any cash on hand. Of the potential total purchase price of only thereof would be payable in cash at a closing to be held once approval is obtained. Such …

… then the listing agreement can be terminated on 60 days advance notice.) The voting securities of the are owned … the included the following categories of assets: Operating Cash Accounts Receivable (which arose from the sale of lots) …