Tuesday was a seriously rotten day for Nokia holders, one in a series of rotten days for a company that once dominated the mobile phone business.
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He is neither a rotten manager nor a particularly taciturn one, but an English-speaking American.
And a rotten time to be a start-up with a cash-flow problem.
Combine that with abandoned factories, a rotten school system and a 20% poverty rate and you get a real package of reasons to stay clear.
Farther south in Atlanta, the Braves put a rotten cherry on top of their tumble from an eight and a half game lead over the St.
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Because the Armstrong years neatly encapsulate a rotten era where trust has declined across the board, not just in a sport that seemed the least likely of any to attract global attention.
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The film earns a lousy 33 out of 100 on Rotten Tomatoes compared to a 79 garnered by the first film.
In getting rid of Mr Yadav, the government has thrown out a rotten egg.
Tax rises right away would be a rotten idea, since for the moment fiscal stimulus is needed.
Rusted wheels stand silent, gap-toothed wooden houses are half-collapsed: the rotten shards of a thousand dreams of riches.
Gold has been a rotten investment for most of the time since 1980.
And the brazenness of the firm's bribe-paying points to a rotten corporate culture pervasive across Germany at the time.
But he has done a rotten job of selling it to everybody else.
But with more than 5% of GDP being spent on education, South Africa is getting a rotten return on its investment.
Nevertheless, in a rotten investment environment in which nothing seems to work, I recently revisited the chartist approach in hopes that I was wrong.
The irony is that for RadioShack, selling iPhones is a rotten business.
They look at voodoo fundamentals but I have to tell you they look pretty rotten even to a technical analyst like me.
Hypothermia is a rotten way to slow the brain's demand for oxygen.
As the company had warned, the company had a rotten Q1.
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One way is to sell some rotten stocks at a loss, running up a capital loss deduction that can be netted against the Treasury profit.
Social Security benefits are already skewed by income, so that low-wage workers get a high return on their savings and high-wage workers get a rotten return.
Whether it was a freak accident or the result of mismanagement, the Amuay fire solidified the concept that Pdvsa had become a rotten hulk crumbling in on itself.
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As elsewhere, the book industry in Japan has realised that today's publishing, with nearly half its stock winding up as pulp, is a rotten way of doing business.
One way to help potential victims of corporate crime is to give employees more power to diversify their 401(k) plan and not get stuck with a rotten nest egg.
But whereas it may be easy to identify a rotten banana, it is harder to be sure which trainee will be the next Nick Leeson and which the potential George Soros.
We spent a few minutes poking around Explorer, and the app seemed to work well, with an intuitive structure and useful added content, such as a Rotten Tomatoes rating atop each film's cover art.
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