Sentences with phrase «always selling the company»

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Most of all, however, innovation and differentiation will now almost always be about intangible services as much as physical devices, as companies realize that ecosystems sell product, not the other way round.

The company has always celebrated the fact that most of its users aren't established businesses, but instead regular people inspired to start selling online by how easy it is to set up a Shopify store.

Saint Archer co-founder Josh Landan said his San Diego - based company «always wanted to get great beer into more people's hands,» when he sold a majority stake to MillerCoors.

I always knew I'd sell the company.

While the 25 companies we dig into in this issue aren't necessarily (or always) delivering on that goal, each is rethinking the way it develops what it makes or sells — often from the point of conception — with the aim of connecting with customers on a much deeper level.

Here's where it gets really interesting: Winthrop guarantees that no matter how big the company gets, its apparel will always be made in the U.S. and will be sold at competitive prices, thanks to the direct - to - consumer business model, which circumvents retail markups.

However, small companies might not always be able to attract investment advisers who can structure deals and sell well.

As an entrepreneur, one of the best things you can learn to do is build a community of raving fans who will always choose your company when they need the products or services you sell.

SaaS companies are literally always selling, because they have to keep the customer from hitting the cancel button each month

If you haven't realized it by now, as a SaaS company, you must always be selling.

At every point in the entire process of buying or selling stocks, I was * always * supportive of the companies and their prosperity: I only did better IF AND WHEN they prospered and were well - run.

Tech company CEOs are probably happy, since they are selling hand over fist (admittedly, they almost always do — it rarely happens that insiders at these firms do anything else, sincea lot of their compensation comes in the form of stock options).

From the perspective of someone interested in making investments with 20 + year holding periods in mind, you need to be careful of owning banks because of the debt to equity levels involved in the investment, you need to be wary of technology companies because they must constantly be innovating to remain profitable and relevant (unlike, say, Hershey, which could stick with its business model of selling chocolate bars for the next century), and retail stocks which are always subject to the risk of a new low - cost carrier arriving on the block.

While shares of American Water Works Company Inc (NYSE: AWK) have always traded for a steep premium, the recent sell - off presents a rare opportunity.

For consumers, higher prices are fair game but smaller portions are not, says one food marketing researcher who is urging manufacturers to downsize smartly: «Some food companies act as if they are in the energy business, selling always larger volume...

When you sign up for a job, you are always asked to do this job to the best of your abilities, if you are not doing so, you are asked to go, money paid and the company moves on, Ozil and Sanchez did not put in much effort in the mid-season therefore their negativity affected those around them, therefore sell to the highest bidder and say farewell.

Most companies who sell cots offer the compatible mattress too, but always ask for advice if you're unsure.

China's plant breeding research is mainly conducted in the public sector, and researchers are not always in close contact with the companies that sell and trade seeds.

By all of the bogus companies and unscrupulous individuals trying to sell you the dream of a quick fix to get that ripped six pack you've always wanted.

Tesla has always done things very differently to the average car company — it's attracted flak from dealership groups in America for selling cars through Apple - like «stores» rather than third - party dealerships, and the firm is very proactive when it comes to fixing issues with its vehicles, issuing recalls of its own accord rather than being forced to by automotive governing bodies.

The company's best selling product (20,000 units sold till date) in India, the C - Class has always been favoured by the classes in the entry - level luxury saloon segment and the fourth generation (fifth when the 190 is factored) model takes the attributes of luxury, performance and aesthetic appeal even further.

-- 2 % statistics figures is no serious argument or trend indication — all consumer agreements are drafted by selling companies and, thus, hugely favor the latter, it's take it or leave it — quoted Apple provision is standard indirect damages exclusion, any damages cases for consumers using digital text documents are unlikely anyway — printed book is always better but it takes space — some educational piece on drawbacks of ebooks and bookstores would serve better purpose

Company also received two Platinum Awards for titles selling more than one million units (Nashville, TN) May 2, 2018 — HarperCollins Christian Publishing announced today the company's two publishing groups, Thomas Nelson and Zondervan, received four Christian Book Awards ®, cumulatively, including Sarah Young's bestselling «Jesus Always» (Thomas Nelson) winning the 2018 Christian Book of thCompany also received two Platinum Awards for titles selling more than one million units (Nashville, TN) May 2, 2018 — HarperCollins Christian Publishing announced today the company's two publishing groups, Thomas Nelson and Zondervan, received four Christian Book Awards ®, cumulatively, including Sarah Young's bestselling «Jesus Always» (Thomas Nelson) winning the 2018 Christian Book of thcompany's two publishing groups, Thomas Nelson and Zondervan, received four Christian Book Awards ®, cumulatively, including Sarah Young's bestselling «Jesus Always» (Thomas Nelson) winning the 2018 Christian Book of the Year.

As XinXii is an European based company, we have to warrant two aspects: - we have to pay the German VAT to the tax office for each eBook sold (19 %)- the VAT must be always included in the final price of all products listed on XinXii So after a sale, we have to transfer the VAT to the tax office, and the author will get his percentage of the net price as provision / royalty.

As an editing and writing company dedicated to helping authors build their writing careers, Midnight Publishing is always on the lookout for indie author - friendly options to sell more books.

It's a breath of fresh air in an industry dominated by big companies who will, as always, bullshit as much as they can to sell more expensive crap which actually isn't that different.

The company's business model has always been predicated upon selling a unique experience at a profit... considerable profit.

This has always been the companies MO, sell the hardware at a near loss and make it up by selling people stuff.

Amazon has always sold Audiobooks via Audible since they purchased the company and i know MANY people who walk their dogs or have their Kindle in their Car and listen to audiobooks.

Despite the advertising opportunities and the potential for eventually selling content within Wattpad (and the site's previous contests to crowdsource a selection of different titles), the company's leadership insists that Wattpad will always be a free app, and that there will not be a membership fee to read, post, or enjoy the experience.

Yes, work from the big companies usually - but not always - sells better, but the market share of those companies will go the way of the castle walls.

With the typical self published book, depending on your price point, you could be making five, 10, 12 or more dollars per book sold, and you're getting paid now, not some distant future that you hope the company is still around and they honor the contracts, which doesn't always happen.

This allowed self - published authors more cost effective marketing strategies than before with traditional publishing companies because commercial publishing companies required large, costly first runs of books that didn't always sell.

Companies are not always the best market timers, having a tendency to buy their shares when prices are high and, in the worst cases, sell them when prices are low by issuing new stock.

Yes, some companies sell personal data on their customers, but it almost always means a bad business due to reputation cost.

The TIAA - CREF advisors always say they are paid by the company so they don't try to sell you anything, but at the last meeting with ours, he told us he thought we should buy into TIAA - CREF's real estate fund ---- oh, just so happened it was the fund with the highest expense rate.

So although panic selling can disrupt the order book, especially during periods of illiquidity, with the current structure «the stock market» being based off of three composite indexes, can never crash, because there will always exist a company that is not exposed to broad market fluctuations and will be performing better by fundamentals and share price.

If you currently own shares of that company, you should always get an option to buy those newly sold shares at that discounted price.

I've also always immediately sold the stock, since I usually feel like being employed at the company is enough «eggs in that basket» without holding investments in the same company.

Bearish trends are always opportunities for long term investors, only then it is possible to buy good companies at high discounts, in bullish trends it is impossible to find good companies for any discounts and a discount (if found in a bullish trend) reflects bad news that are not known to investors yet but well known to all insiders that are selling.

We've always believed that investors should sell a stock if they have any doubts about the integrity of the people who are in charge of the company.

@leyou, a company can always be liquidated or sold....

Taylor, There is always the possibility of liquidation, but right now all signs point in a different direction; the company has contracted to possibly sell additional shares and new mangement has been hired.

It will always be a mix of both buys and sells — few companies don't have moves of 20 % + down amid growth.

Today, mortgage loans are almost always sold on the secondary mortgage market, which means that your mortgage loan is no longer owned by the company who made the loan.

With individual companies, I have always found a number of good choices to select from, whether buying or selling.

Since short selling always entails a loss for the mortgage company the latter has the upper hand as far as decisions are concerned.

Those sells were almost always good sells, and I wish I had not been countermanded by my new bosses on Enron (the greatest company in the world.)

All natural dog foods will always be marked as such simply because it is a selling point for the companies that make them.

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.