Sentences with phrase «anything about capital»

Do you know anything about capital gains and losses?

I didn't know anything about capital markets as a student.

Not exact matches

Hamilton began reading and watching anything she could get ahold of to teach her about the world of tech and venture capital.

In others, like Disney's acquisition of Capital Cities (then the parent of ABC), the stock would have remained about the same, implying the deal didn't add much of anything to the bottom line.

In fact, if investors are worried at all about the U.S. fiscal deficit, then if anything a cut in the deficit will cause even more money to enter the United States, and if the U.S. capital account surplus rises, then so must the U.S. trade deficit, which is the opposite of what Shultz and Feldstein claim.

If you're interested in learning more about investing with Saber Capital, or would like to discuss anything regarding this topic or anything else, feel free to reach out to me (contact info below).

Even if you are accessing early - stage capital it's maybe friends and family that don't really know anything about business; they just want to support you.

The Rationalist (the initial capital is Oakeshott's, who as Himmelfarb observed suggestively spelled «conservative» with a lowercase c) is both skeptical and optimistic: skeptical that there is anything he can not master and optimistic about the possibilities for human progress.

And, as aides on both sides of the race told Capital, there was hardly anything new voters could learn about Rangel that would dissuade them from voting for him.

Asked by Capital about what it might mean for his future if Skelos were compelled to step down from his post, Flanagan said, «I am not even going to speculate on anything like that.

In time, the teacher - empowerment campaign also won federal funding - far more, ironically, than anything done about teaching in the name of the federally chartered Excellence Commission - and gained much sway in Washington and in state capitals.

When I ask if anything shocked or surprised him, he instead says what he thinks is «interesting» about schools («everything moves forward»); when asked if austerity and tight capital budgets have derailed free schools, he talks about what is «encouraging» in the policy.

That means there's no pesky capital gains and don't worry about claiming anything on an income tax return when you withdraw your cash.

I didn't write anything about the launch of XTF Capital at the time, because their first lineup of products was a series of covered call ETFs and a convertible bond ETF that have little or no relevance to Couch Potato investors.

With the federal budget now set for March 22, 2017, investors with significant accrued capital gains in their securities portfolios are wondering whether a hike to the capital gains inclusion rate could be in the cards on budget day and, if so, is there anything they can do it about now.

At least not if the folks at GE Capital have anything to say about it.

After my post Monday about Law Genius, a crowdsourcing site for posting and annotating legal documents, someone pointed me to this Betabeat piece from 2012 that provides further details on the site's origins as Rap Genius, its funding from venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, and its transition from a site for annotating rap lyrics to one for annotating virtually anything.

If the lenders who are lining up to romance senior housing / healthcare borrowers have anything to say about it, 2016 should be a very good year for securing needed capital.