cold cash

Last July in this space, the headline read: The East is Green, with a Big Stash of Cold Cash for Hot Deals Abroad.

The unregulated nature of this multibillion-pound industry is a disgrace and requires a speedy overhaul before the cost of vanity is counted in lost lives and not cold cash.

Surely the recipe is an asset that would be worth cold cash to another ice cream maker.

CPEX--which didn't released details of the Boston vote--did say that shareholders approved the $77 million deal, meaning that they will be getting $27.25 in cold cash, in a deal expected to close "in the next few weeks," the company said.

Given the right environment, bees will work hard to add to your bottom line with increased yields--and if you treat them right, they'll pay you rent in the form of sweet, delicious, healthful honey and wax, which you can easily convert to cold cash.

THE sub-zero temperatures have failed to deter this fundraiser as he sleeps under a blanket of snow to turn the big freeze into cold cash.

COLD CASH Homeserve reported another half-year of strong growth and expects to benefit from the current cold snap, as it receives more calls to repair broken boilers and burst pipes.

Debrahlee Lorenzana said that despite her turnout being professional, her male bosses and co-workers still found her too hot be around their cold cash.

If the government and MPs work together to do things for its private sector, you would see happier employees and more productivity rather than just heartless cold cash gained by sucking the life out of employees.

So when it was time for more waterers for an expanding flock, it was off to the farm mart and to plunk down more of the cold cash for a bit of plastic.

As official censorship began to crumble, gay and straight pornographic films found their way into foundering movie theaters that raked in cold cash by showing such fare as Wakefield Poole's Boys in the Sand (1971) on the gay side and Deep Throat (1972) on the straight.

What's hotter, it seems, is cold cash. Money won hands down recently in a survey conducted in the US on young, professional women given a choice between hot sex and cold cash.

Fox may have taken a risk by positioning lifts latest series entry in the middle of summer season--both "Ice Age" (2002) and "Ice Age: The Meltdown" (2006) were March releases--but the gamble should pay off with beaucoup cold cash. Even more bountiful green will be harvested in ancillary outlets.

As SUE SCOTT reports, though, it will take more than cold cash to persuade firms that now is the time to be taking on young blood..