Sentences with phrase «company absorbs the loss»

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Still, when you consider that Alphabet generated $ 7 billion in free cash that quarter, the losses seem like something the company could easily absorb.

Aquantive didn't bring in as much online ad revenue as Microsoft envisioned, prompting the software maker to absorb a $ 6.2 billion charge last year that resulted in its first quarterly loss in its 26 - year history as a public company.

A failed business may simply cease operations; with the owners and investors absorbing the losses (if any); a troubled business on the brink of going under may seek to merge with another company that has the resources to keep it afloat and out of bankruptcy; or a dying business may be bought up by another, stronger company, seeking to breathe new life into it or simply to acquire its assets.

They obviously don't want to make a mistake, but if they do, the company can absorb the loss and move forward.

The company had $ 679 million of cash at the end of 2017, enough to absorb years of losses.

While Nintendo was an enormous company that could easily absorb the losses from a dud like the Virtual Boy, its failure proved financially devastating for Reflection Technology, which had hoped to parlay the system into an IPO.

And rush bragged about absorbing the loss of the companies who boycotted him after he attacked the young college girl about being a sIut.

Unfortunately for FHA, mortgage lenders, and conventional mortgage insurance companies that absorb losses on foreclosures, those who elect to walk away from their mortgages don't appear to care that their credit scores and ability to qualify for home loans can be seriously impacted.

However, Avangardco (AVGR: LI) is a classic example (rightly, or wrongly) of a particularly reviled & neglected company — while I clearly think it's a cheap high growth stock, it's probably a good idea to limit such holdings unless you're prepared to absorb significant pain & losses (ideally, on an interim basis!).

While Nintendo was an enormous company that could easily absorb the losses from a dud like the Virtual Boy, its failure proved financially devastating for Reflection Technology, which had hoped to parlay the system into an IPO.

The new auction system could well give an advantage to larger companies, who have more resources to develop bids and who can better absorb the loss of one bid if they win another project, suggested Matthias Deutsch at Agora Energiewende.

If you, as a policyholder choose to insure to less than the amount required by the Co-insurance clause (as stated on your policy), you are essentially agreeing to retain part of the risk (and absorb a portion of any losses) rather than transfer it to the insurance company.

Your company will have to absorb any remaining loss.

Business insurance is not intended to cover small losses that a company can easily absorb.

But if you can't insure a product, you can't in good faith ship it because the company or nation that shipped it would have to absorb any losses.

Any losses that may occur, are absorbed by the insurance company.