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Wal-Mart he describes as a mature business whose per-share earnings are those of a growth company, thanks to its massive share buy-backs.
The Scourge of the Faith-Based Paper Dollar Jr. Holman W. Jenkins 2011
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(Via dividends until as late as around 1990, IIRC, when the tax law began penalized them and firms switched generally to making payouts through stock buy-backs.)
Politics vs. Economics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Expect them to suggest voluntary bond buy-backs and maturity extensions and plenty more before.
Home of the Butter Mountain Still Has Considerable Reserves of Good Old Fudge Geoffrey Smith 2011
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Analysts said one of the most important changes in the refinance rules Monday concerned "buy-backs," where banks are forced to repurchase from Fannie and Freddie defaulted loans with underwriting flaws.
Obama Expands Mortgage Aid Nick Timiraos 2011
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"There appears to be some hedge fund buy-backs following Tuesday's panic-selling" in Tokyo, said Cosmo Securities equity strategist Toshikazu Horiuchi.
Tokyo Shares Resume Climb Shri Navaratnam 2011
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"The 2010-11 months are weighed by continued talk of buy-backs, cancellations as well as encroachment and substitution by polyester and rayon," said independent cotton analyst Mike Stevens , referring to weaker prices for May and July cotton.
Cotton Futures' Dip Signals Weaker Demand Leslie Josephs 2011
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Mr. Franz, who is also president of Germany's well-respected ZEW think tank, said "this is not the time to publicly speculate about Greek bond buy-backs."
€ Nina Koeppen 2011
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This could take the form of a selective "reprofiling" of debt, or large-scale "voluntary" debt buy-backs at large discounts, the agency said.
Moody's: Greek Default May Hit Europe Ratings Martin Vaughan 2011
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Investors didn't mind that profits were coming from payroll cuts, foreign sales, and gimmicks like share buy-backs -- none of which could be sustained over the long term.
Robert Reich: Forget a Double-Dip, We're Still in One Long Big Dipper 2010
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Even if such long-term bets are anathema to many traders, the expected closing of the all-stock deal at the end of June should provide one near-term catalyst: increased share buy-backs.
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