Sentences with phrase «company in trouble»

An aggressive, performance - driven culture has landed other companies in trouble.

Just after Christmas there was a coffee company in trouble with customers on FB.

Companies in Trouble do very interesting things.

«Distressed debt [borrowings of companies in trouble, which is Oaktree's specialty] is not different in that regard.»

The big question: Is the multi-billion dollar deal in which SoftBank is trying to acquire 14 percent to 20 percent of the ride - hailing company in trouble?

Take one look at the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and you'll notice immediately that it's undergone a dramatic redesign from the original Galaxy Tab, as Samsung looks to distance its devices from Apple's iconic iPad — something which has landed the South Korean company in trouble before and seen the Galaxy Tab 10.1 taken off the shelves in some countries.

I became familiar with what it was like to go through coercive rights offerings from cash - hungry companies in trouble.

For me, the idea in industry rotation is to find stocks that fit one of two paradigms: 1) strong companies in troubled industries, and 2) well - run, cheap companies in industries where favorable trends are over-discounted.

In addition to supplying him with millions of dollars in profit, Jo - Ann Stores taught Morrison his third, and most important lesson: the importance of looking for good companies in trouble.

«It also means not making outlandish claims about what our products can accomplish, which has gotten other CBD companies in trouble.

«An inside look at companies in trouble.»

The Fidelity Capital & Income Fund (FAGIX) seeks to provide a combination of income and capital growth by investing in high yield bonds of companies rated below investment grade, as well as stocks of companies in troubled or uncertain financial conditions.

But don't expect fund managers to support the same business plan and management team that got the company in trouble in the first place.

And of course, this gets the company in trouble after a while, because there is no new investment.

One can download the OS and test it out for helping the company in trouble shooting the problem areas.

This factor can be what differentiates a value stock from a value trap, since a company in trouble usually cuts its dividend payments.

Better that companies in trouble would lower their leverage, and finance long - term, which costs more in the short run but preserves the company to fight another day.

It invests in companies in troubled or uncertain financial condition.

As a CEO with a company in trouble, the objective is to get your foot in the bailout door.

Before I go on, a word of caution: while high dividend yields are enticing they can also be a sign of a company in trouble — but more on that in a moment.

These videos garnered over 5.5 million views, with over 3.7 million coming from PewDiePie alone, but Warner Bros.» failure to disclose the sponsorship of YouTubers got the company in trouble with the Federal Trade Commission.

If you're not happy with what last year's efforts brought you, consider Warren Buffett's advice to companies in trouble: «When you find yourself in a hole, the best thing you can do is stop digging.»

The lesson here: Holding employee benefits or employment hostage to coerce participation in a wellness program can get your company in trouble.