Sentences with phrase «back key consumer»

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Educator, entrepreneur and author Nir Eyal recently gave a keynote speech at AlleyNYC about the key principles behind products that keep consumers coming back.

As I write in my new weekly commentary, «Markets Show Life While Consumers Hold Back,» there are a couple key factors holding the consumer bBack,» there are a couple key factors holding the consumer backback.

«Just like gluten - free back in 2001, many people say inflammation faces several challenges: consumers don't understand it, it doesn't have strong scientific support, and you can not immediately feel the benefit of anti-inflammatory foods,» explained Julian Mellentin, author of a new report 10 Key Trends in Food, Nutrition and Health 2017.

«In a few years» time we will look back at e-readers and remember them as one of the shortest - lived of all consumer media devices; sales of tablets have been the key device story of 2013 and 2014,» he said.

Key takeaway: «Debt will always have its place, but as consumers it is our responsibility to understand it and take back control.»

«The bureau is committed to monitoring the industry for key issues and illegal practices affecting borrowers who are trying to access key consumer protections so they can continue to give back to their communities.»

I guess one of the key messages we're trying to get across with that video is not to give anyone your PIN number, because that reduces your consumer protections from the bank, so if someone does take too much of your money there's no way for you to get that money back.

Although Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac don't make loans directly to consumers, they are key players in the mortgage market because they act as conduits to keep the money flowing back and forth between local lenders and investors throughout the world.

When Meowijuana was founded and launched, the objective of the company was based on four key principles: 1) to build something among friends that we could have fun doing together; 2) to create a brand that would be considered as a household name to the markets and consumers we sell our products to; 3) to manufacture a quality product that could back the brand; and 4) to make a «Meowtain» of cash.

As of late May, the House Judiciary and Commerce committees were negotiating the differences between two key bills: the NAR - backed Collections of Information Antipiracy Act, H.R. 354, and the Consumer and Investor Access to Information Act, H.R. 1858.

The key factors to watch in 2011 will be reducing the enormous amount of supply, conventional home sales becoming a bigger part of the market than distressed home sales, and small increases in values to help bring back consumer confidence.