11.   It is rare that a successful fashion company changes hands while the founders and principals are still alive.

12.   Money will or will not change hands, and the parties will manage somehow to get on with their lives.

13.   Most transactions were being conducted quietly in the presence of police, who only seemed to intercede when they saw a wad of cash change hands.

14.   Most transactions were being conducted quietly in the presence of Seattle police, who only seemed to intercede when they saw a wad of cash change hands.

15.   Much more than the unusual changes hands at garage sales, though, says Hitchcock.

16.   Not only did the levers of power change hands on Inauguration Day, so did the center of power locally.

17.   Of course, once the company changes hands, all bets are off.

18.   Seeing actual money change hands, Holland felt good.

19.   So change hands, the organizers advise.

20.   That account is further protected with an insurance policy that will pay the executives if the company changes hands or goes bankrupt.