Sentences with phrase «business out of the unit»

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High turnover is common in financial services, and while the bank's wide variety of products, and preponderance of business units offering them, give employees plenty of opportunity to move up (or sideways) instead of out, the company has learned not to leave loyalty to fate.

Although NeXT only shipped about 50,000 units and eventually dropped out of the hardware business, the company profoundly influenced the current generation of technology.

The news organization also said that Dell was also considering buying out the rest of VMware if it doesn't go public, or holding an IPO for its Pivotal software development business unit.

That has caused many condo owners, who might fill their beds only 20 % or 30 % of the time, to pull their units out of the rental pool — which has reduced the availability of accommodations, along with booking and property management business and visitor traffic on the hills and in the village.

Fans of AWS have argued in the past that the unit was worth billions, but it wasn't until Amazon started separating out the actual numbers this year that it became obvious just how large a business it is.

In December, speculation arose that Google might get out of the business completely and sell or spin off the unit.

That is, until the phone starts ringing because one unit's heating system has broken... someone slipped on the ice in the parking lot... and your most valued tenant has decided he's going out of business.

Of course once everything is paid off a business is not entirely in the clear: physical objects like shelves or refrigeration units or lights break and wear out, and need to be replaced; until that happens, though, money can be made by utilizing what has already been paid for.

Wanda Hotel Development, a Hong Kong - listed arm of Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group, plans to buy businesses worth more than $ 1 billion from other units of its parent company, while selling out of four property projects.

Borrowing from a great blog post from Bill Gurley, a business starts with this simplified formula which spells out the «unit economics» of a business:

Edge involves how the organization regularly moves individuals, teams, business units and the organization itself out of comfort zones and onto developmental frontiers.

EPICUREAN FOODS INTERNATIONAL — Company Appears to be Out - of - Business Mill Street, Unit # 9 Kitchner, Ontario, Canada N2M568 Greg Sproat Company: Canadian Food Manufacturer & Distributor Product: SMOKEY CHIPOTLE PEPPER SALSA & DIP

This is because Orica chairman Russell Caplan and his board are understood to have broadly laid out a potential timetable to institutional investors whereby they will hit the button by mid-November on a straight demerger of the Orica business if there's no decent, binding and fully funded sale contract by the private equity firms by then for the chemicals unit.

The governor's Minimum Wage Enforcement and Outreach Unit will utilize 200 people, working out of numerous state departments including Labor, Finance and Taxation, to help businesses understand their obligations.

In 2013, she was selected as one of 15 for the long list (finalists) out of 222 nominations for the Economist Intelligence Unit's Best Business Professor of the Year Award.

AnastasiaDate scam and anti-scam unit has spent over a million dollars implementing an industry - wide business system designed to ferret out less than honest agencies suspected of internet dating scams while helping upright and trustworthy agencies prosper.

Mr. Jones follows this discussion with a short pre-assessment to find out what students already know about the important facts, laws, and principles that form the content of this unit on Business Forms and The Global Economy.

Currently, Nissan sells NISMO versions of the 370Z, GT - R, Juke, and Sentra in the U.S. Source: Nissan Press Release is on Page 2 Nissan sets up new unit to boost NISMO road car business More high - performance models to be rolled out globally YOKOHAMA, Japan — Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. has set up a new unit to expand its NISMO road car business by making a greater range of models available to customers in more markets.

These cars were sold by Alan Day at significantly reduced price; the main reason Isuzu GB went out of business was due to high unit price.

Separating digital from the rest feels like spinning paperbacks back out into their on business units, a step back in the ladder of progress.

While you are right to examine Chase's legal responsibilities to you as a customer under your agreement with them, keep in mind that their entire legal department, as well as their business unit, has already vetted the ins and outs of this move and it is of very low likelihood that there is a significant vulnerability, chink or hole in their legal position regarding these new account policies and adjustments.

We found out from optionsXpress that out that for now this is a temporary measure while Schwab, the parent company of optionsXpress Canada, evaluates its overall business units.

The team behind our business strategies also stand out for their spirit of collaboration, both with their NBDB peers and with other units of National Bank, with the ultimate goal of better serving our clients.

Consumers have become avid and educated label readers, and they are on the look - out for specific ingredients they want to avoid, like corn, soy or gluten, says Dale Metz, director of the companion animal business unit for Vets Plus, Inc., which produces supplements and treats for companion animals.

We are pleased to now lead the profession in support of this very important initiative to take the fear out of visiting the veterinarian, at a time when solutions are needed to reverse the decline in veterinary visits,» said Dr. Karen Padgett, Chief Operating Officer, Ceva Animal Health Companion Animal Business Unit.

The disposable tray forms part of the automatic litter box as the bottom of the unit so when cats do their business on the litter area and this tray gets dirty enough, all you have to do is slide out the tray from the unit, toss it and replace it for a new one.

Out of Africa offers warm hospitality and comfort in eight private self - catering units in a quiet area on the outskirts of the town in Zahn Street, but within walking distance to the business area and restaurants.

We did have a vague idea of how we were going to approach the DLC prior to the launch, but after launch, now that we know how many units are being shipped worldwide, we have a much stronger sense of business perspective on how we can roll out the DLC.

Only 17 out of 100 units of nitrogen applied to the crop system ends up in the food we eat, Business Insider reported.

In a 2011 global survey of businesses [Adapting to an Uncertain Climate: A World of Commercial Opportunities, Economist Intelligence Unit, March 2011], nearly nine out of ten firms reported that they suffered climate impacts in the last three years.

All the business types are completely gaga over the housing start numbers coming out of the Census bureau and HUD; they show new single family housing units up 11 % over August, with 603,000 houses under construction.

The unique characteristics of the deal were the need to ensure, after the M&A closing date, the carve out of a certain business unit (not pertaining to the deal) and another carve out of assets related to real estate.

Carve - outs involve a range of legal issues arising from the fact that divisions and business units are typically not easily disentangled from their parent company.

Perkins Coie's M&A practice includes substantial experience representing buyers and sellers in «carve - out» transactions involving acquisitions or dispositions of divisions or business units.

We developed the vision, laid out direction and are now implementing the firm's LPM system through training and coaching people, working with department chairs, practice group heads, and the directors of the business units.

They want their commercial lawyers to immerse themselves in the legal issues of the business units they support and they would not want to arbitrarily yank them out of that accumulated trust, familiarity, and strategic knowledge.

As Wilkins astutely points out, the next generation of in - house counsel see their fellow corporate executives — the business unit leaders that comprise the law department's internal clients — as their peer group.

Its CIO, Kevin Wright, says the company has been using SaaS internally as well, and like many of his peers and in - house lawyers, he isn't always told when business units decide to try out the cloud.

But if the legal team is spending all of its time putting out fires for the business units, there's not a lot of time left over to focus on strategy.

However, in order to deliver the restructuring plan I had to really step out of the legal silo in order to understand the business model in the various units of Commerzbank and the key drivers.

Renting out a property or unit on a short - term basis requires a business policy because you would fall under the category of a hotel or motel.

In respect of valid applications received (e.g. surrender, benefit payment, switch out etc) after 3.00 p.m. by the insurer, the closing unit price of the next business day shall be applicable.

In comparison, Google has never made much money out of it hardware businesses and all things considered, Google's hardware units have often lost money.

A survey carried out in 2014 by The Economist Intelligence Unit, on behalf of business consultancy Towers Watson, polled 480 senior executives at companies across Europe.

I formed a surge team to clear out a year - long backlog of more than 200 classification actions, and led the Business Unit (BU) Chiefs to evaluate data and develop metrics for each BU and individual classifier.

Crafting a Business Unit Manager resume that catches the attention of hiring managers is paramount to getting the job, and LiveCareer is here to help you stand out from the competition.

As you begin your job search, you'll want to branch out from the title of Medical Admin Assistant and consider jobs like Medical Office Specialist, Business Office Coordinator Hospital, Unit Secretary, and Surgical Scheduler / Biller.

In its first year of operation it established itself in the Ontario cottage country marketplace by selling out the area's first 30 - unit waterfront condominium project, and brokering several commercial businesses, resorts and marinas.

But just like the fishing business, in order for the rental process to be profitable, one must lease out a large number of units in a short amount of time.

Property consists of 3 Residential units, 2 rented garage bays and a 4,600 + sq.ft owner unit that is waiting for additional income or for someone new to run their business out of!!!