Sentences with phrase «enough company profit»

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TechCrunch catches up with the company behind BarMax, which sells for $ 999.99 in the iPhone App Store and has sold more than 100 units, enough to turn a profit.

With manufacturing kits that retail for less than $ 1,000 a pop, MakerBot's nearly 3,000 initial orders have generated enough revenue to cover the company's overhead, pay its 22 employees» salaries, and turn a small profit for Pettis and his two co-founders, Zach Hoeken Smith and Adam Mayer.

It's widely diversified across almost every conceivable industry, is largely immune to the sorts of technological changes that could still wipe Google off the map due to fact profits come from selling stuff like ketchup, jewelry, insurance, furniture, railroad freight services, and more (though management is smart enough to realize this so the technology giant has been making investments in everything from medical to energy companies).

Apple's announcement, couched as a major investment in the United States instead of a massive financial windfall, followed years of criticism that the company did not do enough for the American economy because it makes most of its products in China and parked its profits abroad.

If they believe that the payout is sustainable (the company will continue to make enough profit to pay, or «service» its dividend in industry speak), they are going to be inclined to invest.

I own lots of large companies that receive profits from those abroad and that is good enough for me to sleep at night.

These factors call into question the ability of companies to increase profits enough to justify today's lofty valuations.

Perhaps there is enough oil to first of oil achieve Canadian oil security and then allow large oil companies to pursue profits where ever they can best generate them?

Actor Jim Carrey took to Twitter to announce he plans to delete his Facebook page over concerns the company profited from Russian interference in the 2016 elections — and still isn't doing enough to stop it in the run - up to the midterm elections.

This works in closely held companies because the identity between ownership and management and effective political power of the owners in corporate governance is sufficient to make sure that the entity distributes enough money to allow the owners to pay taxes on profits that are earned.

Finally, The Theory of Everything held up well enough for releasing company Focus Features, bringing in an estimated $ 2.5 million at the box office over the weekend, enough to gain a marginal profit against a $ 15 million budget... and still ahead of the critically acclaimed Wild, the Reese Witherspoon - starring film based on the memoir of Cheryl Strayed, which picked up a few theaters and some revenue in the form of an estimated $ 1.6 million.

That is enough to chalk this up as a commercial win for The Walt Disney Company, who distributed this and four other DreamWorks Pictures under their Touchstone banner in 2011 per a multi-year deal to healthy profits on all but one (Fright Night) and two Best Picture nominations.

Only one of the EMOs — Edison Schools Inc., a New York City - based for - profit company — could produce enough high - quality...

Flanagan told a state panel last week it's not clear if the Muskegon Heights school district, or the for - profit charter company that ran it the last two years, will face any consequences for running up a deficit big enough to require an emergency loan worth $ 1.4 million and two cash advances to keep schools open through June.

The companies» growth plans aren't doing enough to spur profit, rather than just sales, he said.

Is the amount of marketing effort the company puts into each book likely to generate enough sales above what I'd sell solo to make up for the profit percentage I'm handing off?

When the Internet really started to take off and companies were making e-commerce profits hand over fist, all it took to make money was an idea and just enough technical skill to hang a web - shingle.

i.e. books that sell well enough to make the company a big profit.

I have a book on your site by Publish American Book Company and I will not be receiving any cash because sells are not profit enough.

Having struggled with the Chinese law that prevents the company from partnering with a local e-publisher, there are many more challenges up ahead how Amazon can make enough profit from their low - cost hardware when they have to compete with piracy and cheap tablets from within the country.

For those old enough to remember, it used to be that cell phone companies to protect their profits would have you sign a 2 - year contract to be on their service.

When you assess a company to invest in it as a perpetual dividend raiser, you should check that the company has enough profits that it can pay out regular dividend and also raise it with time.

If Kickfurther feels this particular company would be able to successfully sell their inventory in a specific time frame with enough profit margin, they will present this company to their pool of buyers (this is where you come in).

Some companies are C.R.A.P. — «Can not realize a profit» but if the balance sheet is good enough, the debt can be a way to make money rather than through the equity

Then the life insurance company has to make enough profit to sustain its business model, which is 100 % based on maximizing value and profits and dividends for their stock shareholders; and not policyholders (you).

Velocity profited from ridiculous technology company valuations and you and Fred were smart enough to acknowledge that by shutting the doors and taking profits.

When blending kibbles from different brands your dog will not going to eat enough of either one to get the full profit of a particular nutritional system calculated and researched by a dog food company.

It seems a noble idea, and we hope it's nobly carried out — with enough transparency that dog lovers who make donations know exactly how much money the organization is receiving, how much of that is going to buy and ship dog food, and what profits, if any, the private dog food company is making.

SEGA's comment on the closing follows what you would expect a company to say, that the studio just wasn't going to turn a profit quick enough so it got the big old axe.

They would know that people are dumb enough to fund a company that doesn't need funding, and they would get to make games for free and then sell them for 100 % profit.

This may be enough for Nintendo to keep the Switch niche and profitable, due to the high attach rate the system will have from the core user base, but it won't be enough to appeal to the wider console audience on PS4 and the casual audience on mobile to allow company to return to «Nintendo like profits».

Essentially, the problem, as I see it, is convincing or forcing enough companies / govs / people, supply and demand, to forego profits, that could be made now, for the future benefit of others.

Some say that the company is profit - making and does not invest enough in maintaining its forests.

Today, some clean energy companies aren't earning enough profits to pay taxes and claim the credit.

It basically means how fast is money being spent and how long can the company go before it either must make a decent enough profit or reach out to investors again.

The insurance companies seem to be just charging what the market can (barely) bear, or profiting from US horror stories (a lot of that going around), or they just don't care enough about the market to evaluate the risks, so they charge a nuisance premium.

The car insurance companies (the «insurers») bet that they will earn enough money over the course of your policy to cover any payments they have to make on that policy, plus a profit.

If the underwriter estimates that the life expectancy of the individual is shorter than average, and that the client's premiums will not accumulate enough to pay off the death benefit as well as the excess profits for the insurance company, then the prospect will be denied coverage.

Rates must not be excessive — there must be enough on hand to pay out, but not so much that companies earn exorbitant profits.

The insurance company has to collect enough in premiums not only to pay out benefits but also to cover their expenses (including that nice big fat commission check your adviser could get for selling it to you) and make a profit.

The life insurance company has to invest your premium dollars so they may create a profit large enough to be able to afford to refund your money back after the term period if you outlive the policy and make some percentage of a profit in the process.

Actuarial science and claims experience allows these insurance companies to price their policies so that on average insurance purchasers will live long enough so that the insurer earns a profit.

For the year 2009 - 10, along with LIC another seven insurance companies reported profits which show their operations have stabilised and now these companies are strong enough to handle large number of customers.

The insurance companies simply overcharge for the insurance allowing them enough extra interest earning excess that, even after paying back all the premiums at the end of 20 or 30 years, they make a handsome profit.

Without profit, these companies would definitely foldup since they might run the risk of going bankrupt from not having enough funds to continue their operations.

But in order to reach better transparency, it is not enough to have a white paper published on the web site or post regular social media statements on Tweeter or Facebook, startup companies need to issue regular profit reports as well as quarterly statements.

There will always be cheap smartphones out there to cater for those on low budgets, but with companies now striving to stand out from the crowd in a congested marketplace, even features which perhaps should not be highlighted in mobile devices — such as face recognition technology or novelty emoticons — will be pumped for profit, recognition, and to justify spending enough cash to pay the rent.

The insurance company is making a pretty tidy profit while also paying their huge overhead and paying commissions to the agents that write your policies so by insuring yourself you could probably save as much as 50 % over the long haul if spread over a long enough period of time and enough properties.

If you re-engineer your compensation plan, you can help protect your company's profits by offering plans that start off with high splits only to salespeople who've consistently demonstrated they can earn enough money for your company to recover its expenses.