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• To say the University of Melbourne is going private, however, is an exaggeration.
• :: It happens quite often, actually, and is called " going private ".
• In September 1990 the company reported its first quarterly profit since going private.
• Four years after going private, the shareholders voted to take the company public again.
• AMMAN ( Star )-It's not only the public transport sector that is going private.
• So much of golf is going private and the public courses need to keep up.
• And what would be the motivation for going private?
• Ukrainians are allowed one voucher and can exchange them for shares in companies going private.
• Going Private : A Cool Reception Across the Board
• Going private has become a popular opt-out from the glaring eye of the stock exchange.
• Q : Has The Citadel ever considered going private?
• We probably meet with two to three management teams a day that are considering going private.
• Last week, Gateway denied rumors that the company was considering going private through a leveraged buyout.
• Trailblazing movie theater-owner AMC is going private
• The real reason Cox and others are weighing going private is the money they expect to make.
• The study also noted that 21 percent of respondents from publicly traded companies were considering going private.
• Joy was known as the Joy Manufacturing Co . before going private in a leveraged buyout in 1987.
• Von Woyrsch's men murdered some of the SA officers as a result of an on-going private feud ."
• The court left VMI the option of admitting women or getting off the public dole and going private.
• Following the ruling, VMI contemplated going private to exempt itself from the 14th Amendment, and thus this ruling.