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Definition of 'Straw Buying'
When an individual makes a purchase on behalf of someone who otherwise would be unable to make the purchase, and the purchaser has no intention of using or controlling the purchased item. In many cases, straw buying is an illegal activity.
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Investopedia explains 'Straw Buying'
Straw buying can take place in a variety of situations. One type of straw buying is a form of mortgage fraud, where a "straw buyer" applies for a mortgage for a property that someone else will actually control and live in. The straw buyer typically has better credit, so he or she poses as the buyer and is approved for the loan. A monetary award is usually provided to the straw buyer in exchange for his or her participation in the fraud.
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... industry is, Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) announced that it was buying mobile handset ... If Blackberry was the straw that broke Palm, Apple all but ensured its ...
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http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2010/Worst-Stocks-From-February-HRB-DF-AVY-WU-GME0308.aspx
... Credit Suisse who called the stock a potential "value trap." The final straw was disappointing ... For more information, see 4 Tips For Buying Stocks In A Recession ...
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http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/The-Battle-Over-Biofuels-Rages-On-BP-PBW-PEIX-BG-SZYM-CDXS-CZZ-RDS-A1202.aspx
... Codexis has partnered Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDS.A) create enzyme-based technology that will make biofuels from wheat straw and sugar-cane bagasse (ie, waste ...
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