Sentences with phrase «deals were done because»

In a sense, the FFCA and Captec deals were done because both companies needed capital to expand.

«The deal was done because of the collapse of the Soviet regime,» says author and expert on Soviet - Russian space James Oberg.

This deal was done because Apple shuttered their iAd network in June and they do not have a dedicated advertising unit anymore.

Not exact matches

That said, there are exceptions to any rule and — in the case of presenting your business to the big guys — because they bring their old attitudes and ways of doing business to the bargaining table with them — it can be a big deal to look a lot bigger and broader than your business really is.

It's also «very close to a deal» in India, which Puzder said «would be an interesting country for us because they don't eat burgers,» but would go for chicken sandwiches and veggie patties.

That didn't stop [Bell chief executive] George Cope from coming in and dealing with me because he knows I'm a person of integrity.

Particularly companies going out to find deals because they feel that they are under pressure to do something,» Andrew Cave, Head of Governance & Sustainability at Baillie Gifford, said.

In these cases, eventually you get to a bad result - either because no deal gets done or - far worse - because the entrepreneur grudgingly and half - heartedly accepts a deal that he's unhappy with and angry about for what he thinks is the good of the business.

What makes these errors so difficult for companies to deal with is they have no visibility into what operators are doing because the locations are so remote.

This approach works best when your champion is junior or new to the organization, because in these cases they themselves may not know what it'll take to get the deal done.

Despite having previously said he did think a deal would be possible by December, he said last night: «After my meetings here in London my main message is I am more optimistic, there is progress... That is the most important thing because the perspective from a European point of view towards London was in the last weeks not so clear.»

The canvas bags created so many problems that clerks would tell customers that the Toms shoes were sold out, and sell them something else, because they didn't want to deal with the tangled mess created by drawstring bags.

«GBP fell on the back of the Telegraph report on fear that we could be out of the EU without a deal even sooner than thought — though actually this doesn't make sense because the only way we could leave earlier than March 2019 would be if a deal had been struck,» Jane Foley, head of forex strategy at Rabobank, told CNBC via email.

It may mean the deal becomes something else, like «I have to secure myself, so let me make it just a loan or a convertible note, or whatever, because I don't know what this person's going to do.»

«We're doing very well, and that's primarily because the Irish VCs are particularly good at syndicating deals for Irish companies,» Breheny says.

I know it's kind of cheesy because it's so popular, and I didn't know what the big deal was before I went, but it is paradise.

«I'm here because I wasn't lucky and I didn't have someone to do this job,» he says, sounding a little put out that he has to spend time overlooking a snowy parking lot in Deerfield when he could be doing deals.

«Many of the regulations that protect consumers don't apply to small businesses, because businesses are supposed to be more sophisticated with dealing with lenders.»

One of his biggest deals — the $ 41 billion buyout of XTO Energy in 2009 — was called by Tillerson himself ill - timed because it was done before natural gas prices bottomed out.

Make sure you're clear that the deal is a one - time offer, because you don't want customers to be discouraged when they decide to shop with you again and find your products priced differently.

«I don't think it is a great idea to get into all of this (allegations of White House interference) because every deal raises different facts,» said Andre Barlow of Doyle, Barlow & Mazard.

This helps you keep the purchaser on your side, because he's already done so much work to finish your deal.

Projects and deals can fall through, you can have a bad quarter of business, and you can have a few bad weeks with your diet but it's still a temporary thing because you don't have to accept it as a permanent reality.

These guys are also making full margin on their product because they don't have to deal with a middleman.

Drummond suggests that no matter how the Americans deal with the debt, it could throw Canada into a double - dip recession: «It could be a lose - lose, because if they deal with it in a draconian fashion, then they'll kill off the recovery, but if they don't deal with it at all, they're going to see lower U.S. growth, drive down the U.S. dollar, raise the bond premiums — and that would be a disaster for Canada.»

Employees say: «KPMG is a great place to work because not only do they place a great deal of emphasis on the value of working hard, but they also place emphasis on the value of enjoying the benefits that come along with this hard work.

She said that her physician had recommended five days of rest after her pneumonia diagnosis Friday and that the campaign decided not to disclose the illness then because she «didn't think it was that big a deal.»

He says the EU ultimately has to find a way to get the deal done because not doing so would be a much bigger crisis.

Some pulp mills are switching to grades of paper that still show some life, but doing that is very expensive, and «because almost everything is declining, you can't have a great deal of success,» says Sutton.

Manual inputting of data doesn't seem like a big deal for a startup with just a few clients, but over time it becomes a major problem area, because eventually you may be dealing with dozens of large accounts.

These board committees are important for the merger because T - Mobile and Sprint are majority owned by Germany's Deutsche Telekom and Japan's SoftBank, respectively, and could be left vulnerable to potential lawsuits from minority shareholders if they don't establish independent mechanisms to review the deal.

Here, because Time Warner — and some of the confusion may be the fact that Time Warner doesn't own any cable operations anymore, they sold those off and so you're just dealing with pure content.

One method you may be familiar with is the exploding offer: A retailer nearby sends a message announcing a fantastic deal, but you have to act on it in X minutes — something thanks to geo - fencing the retailer knows you can do because of the parameters of the ad you got served.

When we were at the commission considering those things, four seemed to be in place just because the FCC didn't have the bandwidth to deal with it.

I didn't think it was going to be a big deal, and it's hard, because I understand the significance of it, and it is a huge deal, but I am also a young coach that is learning here on the fly.

The companies do not plan to make a new announcement unless their negotiations lead to a deal or end unsuccessfully, the sources added, asking not to be identified because the discussions are confidential.

I think the speech was mostly because in order for this policy to work, our supervisor has to manually remove the unapproved minutes from our timecards so that we won't be paid for them (paying a supervisor to spend 10 minutes removing 5 minutes from a subordinate's pay doesn't work out for me in a cost / benefit sense but that is the sort of logic we're dealing with at this place).

Some customers don't click on the purchase button because, at the last minute, they want to assure themselves they are getting the best possible deal.

Do you think that we will stick with the existing NAFTA, that NAFTA will be ripped up because there's no new deal, or will there be a new deal?

Because of this, the best salespeople you can hire are ones that want to get as many deals done early on to free up their time.

Trump called the agreement a «terrible deal» that was «insane» and «ridiculous» because it did not deal with ballistic missiles or Iran's activities in conflicts in places like Yemen or Syria.

We're dealing with a system in which other people who are arrested do not have that privilege, and we're trying to break down the notion that there's preferential treatment for law enforcement because that is what is separating law enforcement from communities that they are supposed to serve and that's what is making it harder for them to get intelligence from those communities to solve crimes.

In part, that's because Apple clearly has the financial resources to do such a deal.

That, I think, is largely because they're starting to think, «OK, we're going to miss deal flow if we don't have somebody on our team who's got those networks.»

Strike Debt doesn't buy individual debtor's debts, but instead buys bundles of anonymous debt from banks through what it says are friends on the debt broker side (apparently, the banks won't deal with anyone who isn't established, and most brokers won't sell to non-collections agencies because of liability issues).

But The Godfather was a great deal for everyone because it wasn't that premium sort of title where the legal team felt like they needed to extract every last pound of flesh to do a deal.

It's easy to justify spending money on something that seems like such a great deal, but «just because something is on sale does not mean you need to buy it,» she emphasizes.

The worst thing you can do at this point is to give the discount, because then you've told the prospect you can't be trusted to offer the best deal.

But just because conflict is inevitable when colleagues of diverse backgrounds and temperaments are thrown together in a high stress work environment, doesn't mean disputes can't be dealt with constructively and in a way that reinforces rather than erodes morale at your company.

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