thesis were not included in this study, and these elements offer relevant scientific material in the context of university
spinoffs.
It is important to study the independence of
spinoffs in Canada for a number of reasons.
However, they generally would not apply to
spinoffs for which one or more of the following events occur prior to publication of final regulations: (1) A binding agreement is in place; (2) a private letter ruling request was submitted to the IRS on or before July IS, 2016; or (3) an SEC filing or public announcement describing the
spinoff has been made (Prop.
The
spinoff, which will go by the name Communications Sales & Leasing Inc., has chosen a 6,800-SF space in the Benton Building at 10802 Executive Center Drive as its future home.
(2005): "Entrepreneurial Orientation, Technology Transfer and
Spinoff Performance of U.S.
Entry by
spinoffs. Management Science, 51, 1291-1306.
Together, NASA and its partners have commercialized more than 350 documented
spinoffs relating to industrial productivity and manufacturing, from advanced construction tools to industry-launching innovations in new materials.
Jain, 1999, "Firm Performance and Focus: Long-Run Stock Market Performance Following
Spinoffs," Journal of Financial Economics 54, 75-101.
The key to these post-show
spinoffs, Lloyd says, is the ability to find new elements of a character you haven't seen already, by doing things like putting a character into a new environment, moving them back to their hometown or getting them married.
"The biggest
spinoff is the economic multiplier of bringing in more students into the community," he says.
Bault, however, said he doesn't buy the risk-avoidance theory for the
spinoffs. He said the industry has "done quite a bit in a short period of time" to address its exposure to terrorism since Sept.
