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• The date of record to qualify for the dividend is Dec . 19.
• A date of record will be set once approval is granted.
• Caracas Electricity said the date of record will be July 31.
• CANTV didn't say when the date of record will be.
• The date of record is Tuesday, Nov . 11.
• A date of record will then be set after the National Securities Commission approves the request.
• The figures are unadjusted for a two-for-one stock split, the date of record of which was yesterday.
• A date of record will be set once the request is approved by the National Securities Commission.
• The date of record is Friday.
• The date of record is Tuesday.
• The date of record to qualify for the split would be set after the commission approves the company's request.
• However, the dates of record keeping, and of disasters political and natural that befell the island, leave some research quests doomed.
• The date of record to qualify for the split would be set after shareholders approve the measure-- provided it is subsequently approved by the National Securities Commission.
• Still, if the fund hasn't yet paid out this year, it's worth a call to find out when it will, how much the disbursement will be and what the investor date of record is.
• It has been the kind of civil trial normally associated with huge corporations : five weeks of mind-numbing testimony on bylaws and parliamentary procedure, reams of meeting minutes and financial statements, and long discourses on dates of record and proxy votes.
• U . S . Shoe's request had sought to prohibit Luxottica from distributing " false and misleading information " suggesting the Italian company had the ability to set the date of record that would be used to determine which shareholders are entitled to vote.
• Greenspan said Meltzer's history included " the most exhaustive examination to date of records of policy discussions " by the Fed's board of governors and officials at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which in the early years after the Fed's creation played the major role in monetary policy.
• U . S . Shoe's request to a Cincinnati federal judge had sought to prohibit Luxottica from distributing what U . S . Shoe called " false and misleading information " suggesting the Italian company had the ability to set the date of record that would be used to determine which shareholders are entitled to vote.
• :The closest thing I can find is from the London Gazette and the date of record is Oct . 5th : " His Majefty's Royal Letters Patent being received, granting the following dignities, Letters Patent are preparing to be paffed . . . To the Right Honorable Richard Longfield, and the Heirs Male of his Body lawfully begotten, the Dignity of Baron Longueville . . . ".