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One exercises stock warrants granted as part of the deal.

And the exercising of existing stock warrants will also provide additional cash, the executive explained.

"If we're going to bail these companies out, we should get a dollar-for-dollar return, with interest, not a few stock warrants."

But a person involved in the negotiations said he would be paid in stock warrants rather than a salary.

A lawyer for Evident said Saturday that there was nothing unusual about the stock warrant.

As such, the stock warrants were not unreasonable or contrary to the principle of shareholder equality.

We had loan fees and we grabbed about one-third of the company in stock warrants.

For every 10 shares of stock, investors would receive a "property dividend" which the company described as a stock warrant.

But never has there been a more bountiful gusher than the financial wellspring known as the Japanese market for stock warrants.

Underwriters noted that common stock warrants could be exercised only under certain conditions at a conversion price of $34.34 a share.

The stock warrants were part of America West's $426 million loan package, which was among the first granted by the loan board.

The utilities have expressed reservations about some aspects of the plan; in particular, they have not embraced the idea of granting the state stock warrants.

Steinberg offered the Reliance shareholders a combination of convertible subordinated debentures and common stock warrants (rather than cash).

A stock warrant is a security that gives the holder the right to buy a company's common stock at a set price for a certain period of time.

AS rough as Intel's stockholders had it yesterday, the biggest losers were holders of the stock warrants issued just last month.

June 19: Steel Partners withdrew the portion of the injunction requesting prohibition of the stock warrant resolution.

Instead, they raised money for zaitech through bank loans or sales of dollar-denominated Eurobonds with stock warrants attached.

Some companies, like Korn/Ferry and Heidrick, are sometimes paid in stock warrants by start-up clients.

See the senior preferred stock and common stock warrant agreements disclosed by the Department of the Treasury on September 9, 2008:

Each unit consists of one common share, one $3.75 convertible preferred share and one five-year common stock warrant.

After paying down debt, he said, interest last year was $78 million, including $18 million in cash payments plus deferred payments and stock warrants.

He said Serfin Securities is willing to grant $50 million worth of the stock warrants based on prices as of Sept. 10.

If a higher bid prevails, Mr. Sigoloff's stock warrants - he can buy 400,000 shares at $12.50 each - become more valuable.

For the remaining shares, Plum is offering two preferred shares and common stock warrants, instead of a single note with a suggested value of $80 a share.

Japanese corporations have been issuing large amounts of Eurobonds, as well as bonds that are convertible into stock or bonds with stock warrants.