Sentences with phrase «company sold back»

The company sold back 25 percent of Beats in 2012.

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You built Country Life, a successful company, and sold it... so why get back into the nutritional supplement business?

The company announced Wednesday that it will sell off the division to its original owner, Eric Carreel, the co-founder of Withings (which Nokia bought back in 2016 for about $ 200 million).

The Alphabet - backed Silicon Valley startup, valued at $ 1.1 billion, became the first company allowed to sell genetic tests (and accompanying health - risk reports) for 10 different diseases directly to consumers without a prescription.

In order to pay back creditors, Kobayashi has sold 35,841 Bitcoin and 34,008 Bitcoin cash on behalf of the company since September of last year.

The $ 1.1 billion Alphabet - backed Silicon Valley unicorn 23andMe just pulled off a milestone feat: On Thursday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said the company could sell its genetic tests and accompanying health risk reports for ten different diseases directly to consumers.

No venture - backed companies successfully sold to an acquirer or held an initial public offering for $ 1 billion or more.

The company said it is selling digital scale and smartwatch maker Withings back to one of the unit's co-founders for an undisclosed sum.

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..

A minor celebrity in both Davos and Big Data circles, Goldman sold his first company for $ 225 million, back when less than a billion dollars was actually worth something.

(i) Assist companies in determining and interpreting their ratio (revenue stream number one); (ii) Sell the data back to companies to compare and explain ratios among their peers on an industry - by - industry basis, because average worker compensation for Bank of America will be different than that of Apple, for example (revenue stream number two); and (iii) Sell the data to labor groups to assist them in collective bargaining (revenue stream number three).

For a resident of Campbell River, working with a knowledgeable local with big - company backing is a major selling point.

As Starbucks focuses on improving its digital app and selling more food, the company is stepping back from its tea business.

Verizon's move to sell public asset - backed securities follows a variety of similar, private arrangements that the company and other wireless carriers have struck with big banks.

After McDonald's divested in 2006, the burrito chain bought back the handful of franchises it had sold and became 100 - percent company owned.

Trump has also threatened to levy a tax on companies who move manufacturing offshore and sell back in the U.S. market.

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.

Sell yourself: use what you know about the company and how you will make an impact to back up your pitch.

The company's strategy to build a strong international presence, Franco explains, is to dial back the high price - point seasonal products (such as winter coats) in favour of apparel and other pet - themed goods that can be sold in multiple markets, as well as trend - driven items, including eco-friendly products such as all - natural pet - food flavour enhancers.

«We decided to sell not the technology, but the benefits,» says Raviv, who started the company in 2008 with backing from a Philadelphia incubator while an undergraduate engineering student at University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated in May.

Strong demand from overseas investors has led companies including Lloyds Banking Group Plc and KPMG to sell and lease back their London headquarters in the past year.

He added that ICOs backed by real assets would allow companies to circumvent much of the Wall Street middleman apparatuses, such as the army of investment bankers and venture capitalists, and sell directly to would - be stakeholders.

Amazon will start selling Google's Chromecast streaming devices soon, which may help ease tensions between the companies and convince YouTube to bring its service back to the Fire TV and Echo Show.

Traditional banks have also sold their bad loans to these nonbank companies, which have then packaged them up in products for sale to consumers and, also, back to the banks.

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.

(You can imagine the alternative: two brothers could «sell» their company back and forth to each other every six months just to neuter the union.

This selling point appears to be backed up by the numbers: Concur is currently in use in over 90 countries by thousands of companies, and, according to Newell, the company is currently pushing strongly in Canada (which is why they polled Canadians).

So, for you to qualify in this category, you'll need to show that either the company can make enough money to pay back the investors in two to three years or will be ripe to sell in that same period.

Those proposals speak less to debt settlement companies themselves, in most cases, than they do to so - called «lead generators» — companies that advertise debt settlement, sign - up potential clients and then sell their information to back - end service providers.

Also stipulate that any employee leaving your privately held company must sell back any stock — and have a strong shareholder's agreement in place.

Selling straight to customers dates back decades, but in the age of social media an increasing number of startups and small companies are touting the benefits of eliminating stores.

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.

The company said it would sell back the leases to stores at Vancouver's Pacific Centre, Calgary's Chinook Centre and Ottawa's Rideau Centre to landlord Cadillac Fairview for $ 170 million and vacate the premises in less than seven months.

At that point, they can sell them back to the company or on the market, if there is one.

Not only is he back physically, but he and his company showed that you can sell a premium product, and still dominate during a weak economic period.

How can a small B2B - focused company get back into the discussion in this age of digital selling?

The company states that the annual member fees will allow it to deliver «profit - free pricing»; that is, to back up its claim that «all of our profits come from membership fees, not the products we sell.»

If «We've been selling Christian educational software since 1984» is the language they typically use to describe the company in other spots (on the website, in marketing materials, in jobs posted on their website, etc.) your Google search is likely to bring you back to the company's website, where the same phrase appears.»

It later sold back its shares to Lubetzky in 2014 in a stake sale that valued the company at $ 728.5 million.

Having sold Aveda to Estée Lauder for $ 300 million in 1997 (and having satisfied the terms of a noncompete), Rechelbacher is getting back into beauty with a dramatic expansion of his little nutraceuticals company, Intelligent Nutrients.

The solar company sold more than $ 54 million in asset - backed notes, which Deutsche Bank took as a «significant positive.»

Short selling is a practice in which traders can bet against a company by selling shares they don't own and buying them back at a lower price.

That's a worrisome trend for Facebook because the company needs to ensure that its audience keeps coming back so it can learn more about their interests and, ultimately, sell more of the advertising that brings in most of the company's revenue.

Companies selling capital goods will experience reduced demand from small - business owners who tend to cut back on capital investment when their taxes rise.

«There will be a tax on our soon to be strong border of 35 % for these companies wanting to sell their product, cars, A.C. units, etc., back across the border,» Trump wrote.

Back in 2015, I decided to send my spit to 23andMe, the company that sells direct - to - consumer genetics tests.

«I sold my last company about two and a half years ago, and 2016 is the first time I've been back at it as an entrepreneur since then.

Hambrecht says the weakness in the market dates back to 2001 and primarily has to do with changes in the way a newly public company's stock is bought and sold.

«They not only would purchase the textbooks with compromised credit cards, but in most instances, within 48 - 72 hours from purchasing the textbooks, they would actually sell the textbooks back to the same textbook company online that they stole the books from.

Dangote bought back a majority stake in Dangote Flour Mills — which had grown unprofitable after he sold a large stake to South African food company Tiger Brands three years ago for $ 190 million — in December for just $ 1.