Sentences with phrase «companies shared back»

It's a real far cry from the heated 16 - bit rivalry the two companies shared back in the 1990s.

Not exact matches

Saudi Arabia is walking back plans for a massive public share offering for state oil giant Aramco, the world's biggest oil company, on a big international stock exchange.

Shares in Perth - based biotechnology company Orthocell have risen slightly on the back of it striking a partnership with leading Swedish medical technology company Bonesupport.

In theory, if net income is up 10 percent, earnings per share should be up 10 percent, unless a company is buying back shares.

Stockbroker and funds manager Euroz has beaten expectations for its interim profit result, which was achieved on the back of an improved performance of its Euroz Securities business and increase in the share prices of its listed investment companies.

It echoes Druckenmiller's argument that cash is not being re-invested into machinery, labour and R&D but is instead being used to buy back company stock and artificially boost share prices.

Shares in national window dressings company Kresta Holdings have soared more than 20 per cent after raising its profit forecast on the back of an improved trading period in the second half of 2009.

Capping off 2017, the company say its stock jump 3.9 % when Metro Inc. began selling back the majority of its Couche - Tard shares — about $ 1.55 billion worth — to help fund its purchase of sister drug store chain Jean Coutu Group Inc..

Do my people, customers / clients and external partners believe that my company promotes sharing among and giving back to my people and the communities and causes they and the company embrace?

The company said in February that it planned to buy back up to $ 5 billion of stock over 2018 - 2020 to share the benefits of higher oil prices with investors.

• ProPetro Holding, a Midland, Texas - based oilfield services company backed by Energy Capital Partners, raised $ 350 million in an IPO by offering 25 million shares at $ 14 per share, below its expected range of $ 16 to $ 19.

Shares of the iPhone maker tanked after the company's earnings report nearly a month ago before bouncing back to record levels on Wednesday.

Steve Warren shared the company's financials with managers as soon as he got back to the deli, yet food costs — which he wanted to keep below 35 % of sales — continued to grow.

Strebulaev recalls a discussion he had several years back with the founders of the file - sharing company Dropbox and one of its investors.

So in 1999, again on the advice of the board and with the help of wealthy New York friends, Hollender bought back his struggling company for $ 1.30 a share.

In other words, a company — and its executives — can buy back shares during a blackout period, providing they are doing so according to a predefined plan.

Shares in Perth - based oil and gas company Range Resources gained nearly 20 per cent on the ASX after it announced it had attracted the backing of Hong Kong - based institutional investment group Abraham.

That willingness to sell his shares back to the company at a premium, a practice known as «greenmail,» led to accusations he was not interested in improving or running the companies he challenged.

Back in September 2007, for instance, Blackstone took a $ 3 billion investment from the China Investment Corp. in exchange for a 10 % stake, valuing the company at $ 30 billion shortly before Blackstone listed shares on the public market.

Prudchyenko shared that EvoShare is working with companies to help create cash back tools for their employees» retirement.

In its 2017 annual report, the company said it bought back 47 million shares in the third quarter, averaging 16 million shares in each of the three months in that quarter.

Arnaud Lagardere, who has a stake of some 7 percent in Lagardere's share capital, also told the company's annual shareholding meeting on Thursday that Lagardere would re-invest proceeds from recent asset sales back into its core business.

While the term «mompreneur» has earned its fair share of eyerolls in the business world, there's no denying the entrepreneurial savvy of women who launch their own companies on the back of unique answers to common parental problems.

A company — and its executives — can buy back shares during a blackout period, providing they are doing so according to a predefined plan.

Local resources company GWR Group has backed out of plans to provide about $ 1.6 million to Excelsior Gold through a share placement.

Then, when the company said revenue would be light by $ 600 million, Intel shares went on to lose 19 percent over the next two months and the S&P 500 pulled back by more than 10 percent over the same period.

«I'm very sympathetic to companies buying back shares,» Mike Thompson, head of S&P Investment Advisory Services, told Business Insider.

The most recent filings from the company only accounts for about $ 24 million of the $ 41 million in unvested shares Wells Fargo says it has clawed back.

The company said it expects to use part of the proceeds to buy back shares and raised its repurchase program by $ 5 billion to $ 7.7 billion.

Amazon offered to buy the company for $ 42 per share, which represented a 27 percent premium at the time of the announcement back in June.

Options include a donation model, a reward model, a debt model, one that offers royalties, and finally the newest approach, which allows equity (the purchase of company shares in exchange for the backing).

He referred to the trend of companies buying back their shares to drive up their stock price, instead of making investments that will benefit the companies for years to come, as simply being unsustainable and dangerous.

We're back in a frothy market where in stead of being considered that they might be spending tons of money winning shares a company that one day could be worthless (like the stock of many startup companies)-- they always believe they're fighting for millions.

Though the IPO only gave Rovio half the market value the company had hoped for ($ 900 million ($ 1.1 billion) instead of its anticipated $ 2 billion), stock bounced back when a bank backing the IPO started purchasing shares to «stabilize» the price, according to Bloomberg.

He points out that the company's business model allows it to turn its inventory around about twice as many times as its peers and its strong free cash flow — the company has about $ 4 of cash per share, he says — could be used to buy back stocks, which it has done in the past.

She prefers the company instead to use any funds to buy back its own shares.

It's also almost a sure bet that the company will start buying back even more of its shares.

To get money back to the investors they have to be able to sell their shares in your company, either because you've sold shares on the public stock markets (called going public, or initial public offering) or because you've been acquired by another company.

Just as President Obama's Affordable Care Act was seen as a boon to hospital and other health care stocks, President Trump's desire to roll back his predecessor's health reform law has threatened those same companies» share prices since he won the election.

The company also has some eye - popping numbers that may just propel it to being king of the (photo sharing) world: Users are spending an average of 33 minutes on the site per day (and this was back in June), and are sharing some 3.4 new photos daily.

It turns out these companies did more than their fair share to help the U.S. economy bounce back.

Because if you own a company that is buying back its own stock, you may have seen earnings per share go up.

Meanwhile, the number of companies that bought back shares and did not pay a dividend reached 65 at the end of July, which was slightly above the average for both 2014 and 2015 (63 companies).

The more successful the company, the more each employee's shares increase in value — and the more cash the business must cough up to buy them back.

But those feverish buyers soon got a bitter lesson when Valeant shares came crashing back down more than 10 % on Thursday, erasing much of their earlier gains, after a report that the company was under criminal investigation for potential insurance fraud.

When the taxi industry turns into Uber, when delivery companies turn into GrubHub, when music sharing turns into iTunes, that's when everyone sits back and says, «Thank goodness someone asked the question, «Why?»».

To short biotech stocks, Shkreli would have had to borrow shares in biotech companies, sell them, and ideally buy them back and return them at a lower price in order to pocket the difference.

And because the site now shares an office in Toronto, a management team, and back - office costs with two other e-commerce brands (Halazon says the company is not yet prepared to name them), Shop.ca is on track to turn a profit.

Many companies buy back existing shares equal to the number of options exercised, bringing in no new capital.

In Hoey's opinion, the federal government's efforts amount to little in trying to entice a foreign company to enter Canada's wireless market, mainly because a cap on foreign involvement still exists in the form of a 10 per cent limit on the market share of any wireless entity with international financial backing.