it was kinda nice in here during that 4+ hour bread early this morning…
Further Global Capital Management, L.P.’s $138 Million Acquisition of GBGI Limited
Europe, Europe Legal Chronicle April 16, 2019April 14, 2019 Paolo Bossi
https://www.globallegalchronicle.com/further-global-capital-management-l-p-s-138-million-acquisition-of-gbgi-limited/
Silk Road Medical Looks Upward – Raises IPO Target to $138 Million
April 3, 2019
Just a month ago, Silk Road filed for its IPO with an expected maximum of $86 million. The company just amended the filing with a new expected maximum of $138 million. The company intends to trade under the symbol, “SILK”
http://www.cafepharma.com/cpwire/article/Silk-Road-Medical-Looks-Upward–Raises-IPO-Target-to-138-Million/68786-
U.S. Sugar Program Costs U.S. Taxpayers $138 Million:
The protectionist U.S. Sugar Program is a relic of a different time, but yet continues to cost the American taxpayer millions. The program began by setting quotas on sugar imports from around the world, in order to protect struggling farmers during the Great Depression. As global trade improved, cheaper sugar was denied entry to the American marketplace, allowing the price of sugar to rise. Today, the U.S. Sugar Program has evolved into a web of protectionist policies including import quotas, price supports, and non-recourse loans, costing Americans both jobs and millions of dollars.
Recently, the CBO has issued a report highlighting the costs of the sugar program for the next ten years. Shockingly enough, the continued protectionist policies of the program are going to cost taxpayers at least $138 million over the next ten years. This in addition to the $3 billion in consumer costs, because of the increased price of domestic sugar, meaning that sugar farmers in the U.S. are subsidized with an estimated $700,000 per farm. This policy continues to shift an unaffordable burden on onto the backs of American taxpayers.
https://www.atr.org/cbo-projects-us-sugar-program-will-costs-taxpayers-138-million
…the "DEEPENING" project…? really?
Federal budget proposal includes $138 million for SCPA harbor project
Completion of a project to improve the Port of Charleston’s infrastructure became closer to reality when President Trump’s proposed 2020 budget allocated $138 to the Charleston Harbor Deepening Project.
Charleston is currently the deepest harbor on the East Coast, but plans are to make it even deeper — 54 feet — to accommodate larger cargo ships.
“It’s called the Deepening Project, but it is about overall harbor improvement,” Barbara Melvin, chief operating officer of the South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA), told Palmetto Business Daily in a telephone interview.
https://palmettobusinessdaily.com/stories/512330727-federal-budget-proposal-includes-138-million-for-scpa-harbor-project
sorry
I guess I'm experiencing a bit of 'dyslexia' this morning, I read April 16, 2016 as 2019
… yeah… for some 'reason' it really seems Ultra Sicko in here today…
me thinks the devil is lurking…