Sentences with phrase «companies make a little money»

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Breakeven costs are now as little as $ 25 per barrel, according to the Dallas Fed's most recent survey, so energy companies here no longer need $ 100 oil to make lots of money.

With a lot of knowledge and a little money, one man made it his mission to help companies get site visitors.

Both Visa and PayPal are payment companies, but they are each a little different in exactly how they go about making money in this space.

You might even be able to make a little money, as a contractor, as long as the company doesn't have to make a long - term commitment and pay you benefits.

Publishing companies need authors and editors to make money and yet provide little or nothing other than a gate keeping function that has kept many creative authors from getting the exposure they needed to get an audience.

Investors in the company were shocked by the revelations made today and have little faith in a company bleeding money.

And if companies like Amazon manufacture e-readers just for the sake of selling e-books (i.e. not expecting to make much money with the e-readers themselves) it makes little sense for them to create something that users want for something else than e-books.

While commercial (genre) authors write to make money which is hard, because most publishing companies offer little, or no support for their writers in the form of marketing and visibility.

Just like Amazon can have over 100 Billion in Sales and tell the IRS they don't make money, or what they make is so little it is a joke for a company with over 100 Billion in sales to say they make so little.

And the company is either making very little profit on that, or actually losing money, depending on who you ask.

So, it does little good to the company for its share price to soar a month after its issue; the company's already made its money from selling the stock.

No company can magically settle your debts for little or no money, without hurting your credit rating, or make things on your credit report disappear.

It is always great to find debt reduction techniques that can be obtained cheaply and little effort involved, but the individual must be careful to make sure that the information displayed is not just a hook to get the individual to accept the technique and send money to the company.

How to make the best out of credit card annoyances, tips on finding the best unsecured loans and how a little known settlement fee between credit card companies and retailers could save you money at the register.

To make a long, and actually really interesting story, short, I ended up doing a little research and realizing that this company had scammed a lot of people out of money.

American Express is in a little bit of trouble right now and, following the loss of the Costco contract, the company appears to be looking very hard at where it is and isn't making money — the recent Bluebird and Serve shutdowns are one example while recently adding the sign - up bonus restriction to Business Cards is another.

In order to make a little more money, the lending company adds a transfer fee to your balance transfer, which means you still have to pay money towards something you are trying to clear.

the reason that microsoft didn't put hd dvd in the 360 was because they didn't know if it would win and they also said that if br win then they will just go with br and if they put it in the 360 they will sell it around $ 400 and it will still be cheaper then the ps3, so just because br won doesn't mean that the ps3 will win, hell the ps3 always had a br player in it and the 360 didn't have any and it's still beating the ps3.the truth is that they both will be around as long as people want to play games and they will probaly run neck and neck like i said microsoft already said that if br win they would go with br when the war first started and it will be know problem and as far as sony charging more for microsoft to use the br drive is ridcilious because first, sony doesn't completly own br because br have a lot of other companies and people that invested in it and will make money just like sony will and second sony will want to make a good deal with microsoft because it would benefit both companies not just microsoft.hell microsoft had to pay to make an hd dvd add on for the 360 and i bet that it will be around the same price, maybe a little higher but not much for the br drive.

However, little did I know at the time that aspect of gaming wouldn't really last that long as game companies looked for ways to make as much money as possible off of every unit sold.

how many of the little things that made this game great have been removed because the new staff is incompetent -LCB- for lack of a better word) and OMG the DLC money grab just like all other game companies now.

Thankfully, companies are starting to bend a little on their exclusive content in order to make (more money and) every gamer able to play their content.

I do and it brings me a little tingle of joy in my happy place to know... No, I can't say that with a straight face, they got their fifteen minutes of infamy and Valve promptly decided to not take a stand and unblocked them from their URL blocking service because taking a moral stand isn't in the company's interests when they're making money hand over fist from the exploitation of children.

For the most part, games companies want to entertain you and make a little money doing it.

Sure, which is why they made Steam Controllers, and Big Picture Mode, and designed a VR headset, and are developing VR games, and hosting record - breaking esports tournaments... «as little work as possible», doing things nobody has ever done before, to «print money»... if they were truly another «disregard artistic vision, print money» - type company, we'd all be bitching right now about how bad Half Life 6 was.

Gamers would get a chunk of the episode for free and could order the rest by phone.This was a revolutionary concept which had little overhead and ended up making some companies a lot of money and this took off with games like Doom.

Contrary to popular belief, the Pokémon Company isn't entirely owned by Nintendo — something that came to light when people realised Nintendo did not make, and made little money directly from insanely popular app Pokémon Go.

But those of us who know how to find things out by spending a little money were able to get the filings made by Chinese companies to the bureaucracies that collect taxes and hand out business licenses.

The insurance company makes money by collecting premiums and paying out as little as possible.

At the end of the day, crown corporation or not, ICBC is an insurance company, and they make money by paying out as little as possible to policyholders and injured people.

At the end of the day, crown corporation or not, ICBC is an insurance company, and they only make money by paying out as little as possible to policyholders.

To complicate matters, the insurance companies will try to settle quickly and for as little money as possible, making the headache of the accident ten times worse.

After all insurance companies make money by taking in premiums and paying out as little as possible on claims.

Insurance companies are notorious for not wanting to release sufficient funds to their insured — from a business perspective, an insurance company wants to pay as little as possible to you, because large settlement checks make them lose money.

Do you think it's worth it to pay monthly for coverage that instantly ensures your family isn't burdened with burial costs even though the insurance company will 30 years later make a little money?

If you'd like a little behind the scenes, how - the - sausage - is - made insights: Life insurance companies make money and help cover claims by investing premiums they receive.

As such, if your car is unluckily classified as «totaled» by your insurance company, whatever the insurance company pays out will make little difference to you; all the money will go to the lien - holder.

With insurance companies all of the same holds true, except for this one kind of gray little area where a company has been making money from you for some time, and have stood ready to provide their end of the contract, a death benefit, but you choose to replace their policy with another or cancel it because you no longer need it.

This has all given the company huge reach at relatively little cost, and brought in a ton of revenue too: this year is likely to be the first in which Facebook will make more money outside the United States than in them (U.S. revenue fell from 62 percent in 2010 to 56 percent in 2011).

The company's plan to make money is a little unclear.

EXAMPLE: Hi, I'm Joe Jobseeker and I really want a job in a company where I make a ton of money doing as little as possible.