Examples of 'business bankruptcies' in a sentence
Meaning of "business bankruptcies"
business bankruptcies: the legal status of a business that is unable to repay its debts and goes out of business
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Business bankruptcies fell again last year.
Unemployment soared along with business bankruptcies.
The number of business bankruptcies is threatening the viability of private pension funds.
We can help with personal or business bankruptcies.
Or my business bankruptcies.
Certain requirements and restrictions apply to all forms of small business bankruptcies.
A record number of personal and business bankruptcies have taken place.
There has also been significant criticism of BAPCPA's changes to Chapter 11 business bankruptcies.
We expect a rise in personal and small business bankruptcies associated with the weaker economic backdrop.
Profit gains and strong corporate balance sheets kept Canadian business bankruptcies in check.
Almost one in four of business bankruptcies in Canada involves a corporation.
Wages and prices sagged . Unemployment soared along with business bankruptcies.
Nearly one in four business bankruptcies in Canada is attributable to a corporation.
Insolvency reports from the Superintendent of Bankruptcy, including business bankruptcies and proposals.
Almost one in four business bankruptcies in Canada is filed by a corporation.
See also
Economic growth is slowing, but business bankruptcies are declining.
Business bankruptcies shrank 6 percent, the 17th consecutive year-overyear quarterly decline.
False death certificates, business bankruptcies that are daily costs.
For example, four business bankruptcies.
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