The building was eventually sold at a loss to the French government.

He said the five companies were not likely to be "forced to sell at a loss."

Not that anyone could sell at a loss all year round even if they wanted to.

In 1990 both food and beverage were sold at a loss.

A science magazine, Discover, started in 1980 but was later sold at a loss.

"Since then, many have gone into foreclosure and are being sold at a loss."

Dumping is a matter of international trade and has nothing to do with selling at a loss.

Only part I see wrong is apple selling at a loss, but even then, that's their choice.

Then, they choose a replacement security for the one sold at a loss.

Union Pacific said only a few small properties had been sold at a loss.

You may even need to sell at a loss.

The business was sold at a loss in 1954.

This is no longer true; in today's weaker market, many homes are being sold at a loss.

He does not buy to sell at a loss.

I do not expect the real estate market to improve soon and feel the rule will force me to sell at a loss.

Shareholders pay 7.5 percent of net profits, but nothing if they sell at a loss.

Are stores selling at a loss to reduce high levels of inventory?

Insurance pays for the full cost instead of selling at a loss with a deep discount!

Houses bought during the property boom are still on the market or have been sold at a loss.

Almost all Borden holders will be selling at a loss if this deal goes through.

There is a good market for rentals in the area and I would like to rent rather than sell at a loss.

And many would-be sellers simply do not have the option of selling at a loss.

The distinction is particularly important if the home is likely to be sold at a loss.

Conceivably, someone who is selling at a loss could owe taxes.

Selling at a loss is normally how big companies put small companies out of business.