The munis which need cash are not in a position to borrow because of poor credit quality.
New designs for multibranded units at Yum headquarters borrow some of the elements that help make fast-casual chains popular.
Ms. SARAH ROSEN (Medical Student): I've had to borrow all of it.
Anyone can borrow gobs of money and assemble a real estate portfolio.
What the federal government does have is an extraordinarily good credit rating, which allows it to borrow trillions of dollars at extremely low interest rates.
Every fiscal plan on the table, including the budget adopted by the House Republicans, would require the government to borrow trillions of dollars over the next decade.
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Doing so would permit Hanoi to borrow hundreds of millions from the newly established IMF funding facility available to countries ostensibly in transition from command to market economies.
Imagine the temptation of being able to borrow large amounts of capital from investors at very low interest rates, with the loan not coming due for 100 years.
The banks borrow more of the cheaper money and use it for other investments rather than getting loans to consumers because fear of loaning to the wrong people.
Owners of low-basis stock in a public company can buy a put below the current price, sell a call above it and borrow most of the value of the stock.
Here is what gives nightmares to bank chief executives: there is not a clean distinction between a bank finding it difficult to borrow because of market "stress" and because it is bust.
The crisis in Iceland's banks forced it to borrow billions of dollars from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) - loans made on the condition that the issue of Icesave compensation would be resolved.
Here is the thing: we haven't talked about the ginormous elephant in the room, which is that banks borrow most of their money in the form of deposits provided by you and me.
Steven Eisman of Frontpoint Capital delivered a scathing brief against for-profit education companies Corinthian Colleges, Apollo Group, ESI and Washington Post, saying they were creating the next subprime crisis by inducing students to borrow billions of dollars in federally guaranteed debt.
The Bank of England has said there are signs of an improvement in credit conditions although it will take time - but many banks say the problem is that healthy businesses do not want to borrow because of a lack of consumer demand in the economy.
Indeed, some worry that there is now tier upon tier of debt, as individuals borrow to invest in funds of funds, which in turn borrow to put money into hedge funds that are themselves placing leveraged bets.
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The Bank of England and the development of government bonds enabled the British government to borrow prodigious sums of money at low interest rates, in contrast with the usurious rates the French monarchy had to pay.
But as you guys know, these letters often look different, contain different information and often, frankly, do a poor job of making clear how much a student will receive in terms of grants and scholarships, and how much they'll have to borrow in terms of student loans.
He explained that the amount of money his bank could borrow from the Bank of England was limited only by the amount of collateral that it could put up.
The best sweaters of this variety are, of course, those you borrow from your favorite member of the opposite sex.
But the Consumer Finance Association, which represents some of shops, said it advised people not to borrow their way out of debt.
To borrow the language of the commerce clause debate, the federal government can now tax inactivity.
To borrow a bit of cigarette marketing, the Kindle Fire HD has come a long way, baby.
He also said he's not even a serious golfer, and had to borrow a set of clubs for the trip.
That would give the Welsh Government that all-important revenue stream to borrow against independent of the block grant.
Somebody finally noticed: America is going to borrow a boatload of money to fund the bailout of its financial system.
Apple could buy Citigroup without blinking, even ExxonMobil if they wanted to borrow a couple of hundred billion.
When the going was good, the Greeks were able to borrow a lot of money at German interest rates.
There will be no ceiling on how much of this low-interest-rate money banks can borrow from the Bank of England.
In essence, municipalities borrow current earnings of public employees in exchange for some of the most favorable retirement plans in the world.
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