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recover

(rĭ-kŭv′ĕr) [O.Fr. recoverer]

1. To regain health after illness; to regain a former state of health.

2. To regain a normal state, as to recover from fright.

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* The initial loss (immediately after the incident) was 5% of market capitalization on average for recoverers; for non-recoverers, this was 11%.

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Three owners paid up on the spot but the remaining 12 cars will be crushed at Rowleys recoverers in Coventry on Monday.

Crush fate for vehicles with no tax; 118 ARRESTED SINCE NEW POWERS

"Firms affected by catastrophes appear to fall within two relatively distinct groups, 'recoverers' and 'non-recoverers,'" the report continues.

Corporate reputations: don't give them something to talk about; observing the pummeling of many brands and reputations, smart companies are valuing their assets and designing programs to minimize negative fallout following a disaster--and reduce possibilities that one will occur

They categorized companies as "recoverers" and "nonrecoverers." These designations do not mean that the companies involved did or did not survive, but rather that they did or did not recover successfully following a disaster.

The shareholder value of crisis handling. (End Analysis)

Who has left the company and has access to the information?" said David Robillard, associate managing director for Kroll Mexico, a risk consulting company and one of the leading electronic data recoverers. "You can't take a laissez-faire approach."

Burglars with access codes: head of U.S. Secret Service in Mexico dissects cyber crime threat, as corporations scramble to protect themselves and their systems

Mexico's Juarez City Co-operative of Materials Recoverers, established in 1975, recovers and sells approximately 5% of the waste stream.

Recycling in third world cities

Between the two groups, the initial loss of shareholder value is approximately 5 percent on average for recoverers and about 11 percent for nonrecoverers.