Sentences with phrase «care of business on»

The firm's Asia team is well known for taking care of business on this side of the world in global mega deals (take for instance, last year's AB InBev - SAB Miller merger and Boehringer Ingelheim's acquisition of Sanofi's animal health unit) and is at the forefront of advising on merger control and rising antitrust enforcement in China, as well as Hong Kong's new competition regime.

That BYOD is here to stay is evident by a recent research by Gartner, Bring Your Own Device: The Facts and the Future [4], which finds that» 70 % of on - the - go professionals will take care of business on their personal mobile devices by the year 2018».

She explains that none of her relationships last, so she might as well take care of business on her own.

Michigan took care of business on the big stage in week 1, beating Florida 33 - 17 to easily cover the four point spread.

If you take care of business on defense you get rewarded but if not then better focus on defense only.

Michigan took care of business on the big stage in week 1, beating Florida 33 - 17...

The ALCS does» t begin until Friday, though, so if Cleveland takes care of business on Sunday, he'll have plenty of time to rest his ankle up and come back to the lineup he meant so much to all season.

The Bulls and Bucks are going to a Game 6 after Jason Kidd's team took care of business on Monday night.

His dance moves clearly need work, but I doubt he cares since the Spartans took care of business on the big stage at the start of the season.

In fact I love it when the idiots spew their nonsense while the gunners take care of business on the pitch and give millions of Arsenal fans another thrilling experience.

Both Teams continued to take care of business on Monday Night and they've opened up a gap (albeit small) over the rest of the Top Teams in the Standings.

They just need to take care of business on Monday.

While Bayern Munich easily took care of business on the road despite giving up an early equalizer, Atletico Madrid gave Barcelona a dogfight that wasn't truly settled until the final minutes but ultimately took care of business against the reigning Champions League winners.

«Sort of the same ways the Israelis take care of business on their own, the Saudis aren't going to wait for us to carry the water for them any longer,» he said.

Not exact matches

I find the intense focus on the details of the diners» experiences and the great respect and care shown to make their dining special incredibly applicable to businesses beyond restaurants.

Health Care Reform and Small Business: 7 Key Policies Now that the new legislation has made it through House and Senate reconciliation, certain aspects of how it will affect small businesses have become clear - but depending on the size of your outfit, the ramifications will vary tremendously.

The office of Health and Human Service Secretary Kathleen Sebelius posted this web chat on small business and health care reform on YouTube; it features Secretary Sebelius and SBA Administrator Karen Mills.

Other proposals include a carbon tax on gasoline sales, limiting deductibility of state taxes for businesses by imposing the same caps that now apply to individuals, and taxing generous employer - provided health care plans.

Kelly hopes that in the next 10 years he can inspire enough homeowners and businesses to come on board that 50 percent of America's 40.5 million acres of lawn will be switched to organic care, reducing by half the 3 million tons of synthetic fertilizers and 30,000 tons of pesticides used annually.

If you focus on becoming authentic in all your interactions, that will rub off on your business and your culture, and the rest takes care of itself.»

Could the wildly increasing costs of health care be one reason smaller businesses are less willing to bring on new employees?

Every few years, some interests on the left or right become frustrated that most Americans care deeply about the small - business community — and that concern gets in the way of those interests» policy objectives.

On Wednesday, President Obama outlined a handful of proposals such as health - care exchanges, tax credits, and a public option — all of which could provide welcome relief to businesses coping with skyrocketing health insurance costs.

The pair's solutions to the alleged problems of CEO - speak are greater government control of markets, more bureaucracy in the private and public sectors, an end to CEOs» duty of care to shareholders and — get this — more snore - inducing courses on critical textual analysis in business schools so students can know exactly how many times a CEO says «our company» versus «the company.»

To get more small businesses on board, I've co-created the 3 % Forward movement — with a goal of 1 million entrepreneurs taking the pledge of providing 3 percent of either their revenue, talents or products toward causes they care about.

Health Care: «I don't think there is much doubt as to where Senator Clinton is on the issue of health care,» says Raymond J. Keating, chief economist for the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, a small - business advocacy group based in Vienna, VirgiCare: «I don't think there is much doubt as to where Senator Clinton is on the issue of health care,» says Raymond J. Keating, chief economist for the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, a small - business advocacy group based in Vienna, Virgicare,» says Raymond J. Keating, chief economist for the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, a small - business advocacy group based in Vienna, VBusiness & Entrepreneurship Council, a small - business advocacy group based in Vienna, Vbusiness advocacy group based in Vienna, Virginia.

Certainly the presidential hopefuls have expended a lot of energy on social issues, but they've also laid out plans on numerous topics critical to small - business owners, primarily in the areas of taxes, health care, wages, and immigration.

In addition, the Supreme Court's forthcoming review of the constitutionality of the health care reform law may be weighing on many small business owners» minds.

There are employees who wouldn't care for a thousand - dollar gift card but would work hard for a chance to attend a professional conference on behalf of your business.

AH: The business world is waking up to the high cost of sleep deprivation on productivity, creativity, health care, and ultimately the bottom line.

«This cost problem is yet another headache on top of complicated disease,» Dr. Elbert Huang, a primary - care physician who has researched the cost of insulin, told Business Insider.

But servant leadership in business is also based on care, because the best way to advance an organization's mission is by looking after the most important element of the company: its employees.

Amid the countdown this week toward a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, a battle has escalated about funding for a small business lobby group.

Of course there are businesses today that do not put the customer first, that are unaware or don't care about their negative impact on the environment and community.

Small - business owners offer health benefits for a variety of reasons: they're genuinely concerned about their employees being taken care of, it's mandated in their state or they want to be more competitive to attract top talent (a large majority of employees consider a health plan to be the most important benefit they can be offered, according to a survey by the National Business of Group on business owners offer health benefits for a variety of reasons: they're genuinely concerned about their employees being taken care of, it's mandated in their state or they want to be more competitive to attract top talent (a large majority of employees consider a health plan to be the most important benefit they can be offered, according to a survey by the National Business of Group on Business of Group on Health).

Though much of the attention paid to the Affordable Care Act has been focused on health insurance exchanges, the new law actually does something radical: It changes the underlying business model of all of health cCare Act has been focused on health insurance exchanges, the new law actually does something radical: It changes the underlying business model of all of health carecare.

Ask Walt Rowen, whose business is etching glass but whose experience managing century - old, family - owned Susquehanna Glass makes him something of an expert on health care.

Another main line of Genworth's business, long - term care insurance, is a risky but growing market, and Genworth pleased investors in 2013 by raising rates and cutting back on some benefits as customers live longer and become more costly to insure.

Many of them hope that Trump will make good on his promise to do away with the Affordable Care Act, and come up with an inexpensive alternative that lets small - business owners offer benefits to their employees on a dime.

If you get the grunt work taken care of now, you can focus 100 percent on growing your business next year.

He has worked in beauty, grooming, and fabric care on multiple continents, but spent most of his time in the baby - care business.

On November 13, new CEO John Flannery announced the shrinking of GE's holdings to three businesses — aviation, health care and energy and power — while shedding such legacy businesses as lighting and locomotives.

Small business owners take a much harder look at the entire cost of an employee, which often comprises life insurance, health care, savings plans, taxes, and so on.

That thought, on display during Wednesday's presidential debates, is also at the heart of a battle raging between Democrats and Republicans, whose views about governement involvment in everything from health care and education to business are diametrically opposed.

INC.COM: Adam, you recently started your own business, and I'm wondering if the economics of heath care made it more difficult to leave a job that offered you insurance and strike out on your own.

Here is why the idea is a dark horse: Buffett himself played down the idea of buying a health - care business to tie into the initiative on CNBC earlier Monday.

«Many smaller businesses might be on the cusp of being defined as a large employer — namely those having 50 full - time equivalents — and thus being under this law,» says Christine Pollack, vice president of government affairs for the Retail Industry Leaders Association in Arlington, Va., and a spokesperson for an industry coalition called Employers for Flexibility in Health Care (E-FLEX), which was formed two years ago to fight for changes to the Affordable Care Act.

The segment was the last vestige of «primary care» business at Bristol, which had staked its future on specialty drugs where both the risks and rewards were great.

If you're an employer, get to work on taking care of the people who run your business; it's the smartest financial move you're probably ignoring.

Cramer predicted that the first two sectors to bottom would be the banks, dragged down by Wells Fargo after the Federal Reserve placed restrictions on its business, and health care, which has seen more pain than gain of late.