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But in September of that year, the Canadian government ruled that deal wasn't subject to review under its laws because the assets' book value was below the book-value standard in the Investment Canada Act.

Canada Looks Into Nortel Patent Sale Paul Vieira 2011

Canada can apply the net-benefit test in cases when a Canadian company with a minimum book value of C$312 million is being acquired by a foreign entity, or if all or most of the assets used in the business operation of a Canadian company are being bought by a foreigner, assuming the asset's book value meets the book-value threshold.

EnCana-PetroChina Deal Subject to Review Ben Dummett 2011

John Nadel of Sterne Agee calculates a fully diluted book-value per share of $31.70 for the Hartford.

Hartford Financial's Rally Still Has Legs Peter Eavis 2010

John Nadel of Sterne Agee calculates a fully diluted book-value per share of $31.70 for the Hartford.

Hartford Financial's Rally Still Has Legs Peter Eavis 2010

John Nadel of Sterne Agee calculates a fully diluted book-value per share of $31.70 for the Hartford.

Hartford Financial's Rally Still Has Legs Peter Eavis 2010

When market values decline, investors generally continue to trade at book value, but the fund gradually reduces the book-value return to bring it more in line with market value.

'Stable' Funds in Your 401(k) May Not Be 2009

Second, if future losses are worse than expected, the current book-value assumptions may be too high.

Weakening of U.K.'s economy 2008

In November, the ratio of manufacturing and trade book-value inventories (excluding motor vehicles) to sales ticked down.

FOMC Minutes From January 2008

Because of flaws in the fair-value approach, some analysts think investors will focus more on book-value measured according to generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP.

Fannie, Freddie May Have 2008

It would also add to the firm's book-value equity capital, Mr. Hintz indicated.

Citigroup, Merrill Seek 2008