Sentences with phrase «entirely business point»

It's an entirely business point of view but it benefits authors who are selling well — regardless of the publisher!

Not exact matches

When customers are opting to spend twice as much to buy an Apple laptop than an HP, it's time to massively shake up that business or get out of it entirely (by the way, I'm not sure if anybody has pointed out the obvious yet, but it sure seems like Microsoft Windows is at the core of HP's problem in this area).

In the daily course of business with onsite colleagues, it's easy for company leaders, managers, and colleagues to distribute casual high - fives, congratulations, and acknowledgment for a job well done, points out Shannon Miles, CEO of BELAY, an entirely virtual company with 70 employees that provides virtual workforce solutions in bookkeeping, copywriting, web support, and administrative assistance.

It's one of 2,219 regulations on the books that should be revisited or wiped out entirely, according to a group of Senate Republicans and Independent Democratic Conference members who pointed to a hidebound bureaucratic culture in state agencies they say is hindering the business climate.

To the second point, it's entirely possible the same industry that wants you to continue to believe all of that also believe it themselves, which could be why they still don't quite understand — as a collective whole — what happened to their business model when Amazon opened up ebooks to self - published authors.

One analyst asked Barnes and Noble point blank if they could just exit the Nook business entirely or if there was something holding them back, like a contract.

As for earnings, Grafton might be just a merchanting business, but we've actually seen EPS growth average over 50 % in FYs - 2013 & 2014, and 19 % in FY - 2015 — presuming continued margin expansion, and noting the revenue growth spurt in the trading update, a 20.0 P / E seems entirely fair at this point:

The HSUS, HSLF, and DDAL pointed out that it was fundamentally unfair that people involved in the same underlying business enterprise (breeding dogs to sell for profit) would face entirely different regulatory standards.

Thus, groups like HSUS, HSLF and DDAL pointed out that it was «fundamentally unfair» that people involved in the same underlying business enterprise would face entirely different regulatory standards.

The important point is that a man wearing shorts with a blazer comes across as a foppish fool as well as a foolish fop, while a man wearing a dashiki / barong tagalog / guayabera and trousers looks elegant, entirely appropriate for business, weddings, high - end parties and serenading.

But when it reached tipping point and became mainstream, it spawned entirely new industries, and many of today's most valuable companies — from Apple to Google to Amazon — built their businesses on top of the internet or at least rode this wave to success.

BlackBerry has its work cut out for it at this point, and 2016 will likely be the year in which it decides whether it can continue to build phones or ditch the hardware business entirely.