Sentences with phrase «explains why»

Jim Cramer explains why the idea of suitability is crucial when it comes to individual investing.

Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group explains why free trade doesn't help everyone.

Also O'Leary explains why he worries Brexit will be a pending disaster.

Gary Vaynerchuk, CEO of digital agency VaynerMedia, explains why awards are an unwelcome distraction, how he deals with burn - out, and answers Ashton Kutcher's question about which social networks are destined to fail.

Geopolitics not only explains why such measures are necessary, but also which of them are most suitable for the countries involved.

Thomas Sehested, CEO and co-founder of GAN integrity, a compliance technology platform, explains why these technologies are ineffective when it comes to global compliance efforts «Global compliance teams suffer because the technology offered to support compliance programs has been fragmented with activity - specific vendors, which hinders easy reporting and increases administrative headache and cost.»

All of this explains why Lazaridis got huffy when the integrity of RIM's security was challenged.

«Mad Money» host Jim Cramer explains why Celgene's recent sell - off is a perfect buying opportunity.

The founder of Chobani explains why he's trying to help refugees on the Iraqi and Syrian borders of Turkey, while navigating a «very complex» political situation.

World Travel & Tourism Council CEO David Scowsill explains why Europe has «has a tough time in the last 12 months», with comment on terrorism.

Jim Cramer explains why the market is looking past dramatic declines in the auto and retail sectors.

All this explains why big political campaigns are increasingly focusing on their own partisans, instead of trying to win over undecideds.

John Mackey explains why you shouldn't «manage your brand» — you should take care of your customers and create authentic value.

That likely explains why the new property owners backpedaled and extended their deadline to a month.

Ayesha Khanna, Director of the Hybrid Reality Institute, a research and advisory group that focuses on the evolution of technology, explains why increased city surveillance is essential.

Marcus Lemonis, star of CNBC's «The Profit», explains why two businesses with identical products and revenues can sell for different amounts based on their accounting principles.

This explains why seniors were the first to get a taste of income splitting from the Harper government and why both the federal Liberals and NDP are campaigning on promises to push the old age security threshold back down to 65.

So far, no one is nipping at the company's heels, which explains why Bouchard can boast that his firm has posted an average compound annual growth rate of 41 % over the past six years, and has been profitable since the beginning.

In the meantime, South Korea remains opposed to war on the peninsula, and that explains why the US is going after South Korea on steel.

Author and career coach Jenny Blake explains why a «mind map» is key to making your new year a great one.

The perspective gap explains why it's so difficult to put ourselves in a colleague's shoes, even if we've experienced very similar circumstances.

Former Navy SEAL Clint Emerson, author of» 100 Deadly Skills: The SEAL Operative's Guide to Eluding Pursuers, Evading Capture, and Surviving Any Dangerous Situation,» explains why it can be healthy for you to end a shower with cold water.

CEO Project, a coaching and peer advisory organization, explains why that many executives struggle to find time to address organizational problems.

Perhaps that explains why it's so rare to see Musk talk to someone on the phone without simultaneously doing something else: pecking out an e-mail, scanning invoices, mulling over a spreadsheet, shopping for computer equipment, fiddling with his BlackBerry.

But experts say millions of Americans want to buy their foods online and this trend partly explains why Amazon.com (amzn) paid $ 13.7 billion last Friday to acquire organic grocer Whole Foods Market (wfm).

This explains why utilities are so gung - ho about electric vehicles.

Marcus Lemonis, star of CNBC's «The Profit», explains why you should pretend you're talking to someone from another planet during pitches.

That also explains why all those incompetent managers never get fired.

Favor from the audience explains why she's been on the show for 15 seasons.

Frederic Kerrest, co-founder of the identity technology startup Okta, explains why recent computing developments are going to change the way companies use technology.

David Miliband, the CEO of International Rescue Committee, explains why it is a bad idea for US to cut foreign aid.

In the video above, Clifton Nicholas, a Mohawk from Kanehsatake, explains why he's now leading a boycott of the company.

In the article, Moore explains why contemporary life can be so taxing to our brains:

The Biggest SEO Mistake: Spamming Search Engine Land editor Danny Sullivan explains why you should be optimizing content for people — not for the search engines.

A former top TSA official explains why staffing errors and a host of problems at the agency are to blame for long security wait times.

Christy Tan of the National Australia Bank explains why she's projecting the Australian dollar to weaken against the U.S. dollar.

The research doesn't judge which leader is better, but rather explains why they may act the way they do.

Stephen Conroy, a housing economist at San Diego University, told TRD that millennials are living the legacy of the Great Recession, which explains why they are taking longer to follow the traditional path of marriage and homeownership.

She explains why failing well has always helped her in business.

That explains why most startups and small businesses are overly dependent on their initial clients to get things rolling.

Ei Sun Oh of Nanyang Technological University explains why the upcoming elections in Malaysia are «pretty much a foregone conclusion.»

Katy Lynch, a serial entrepreneur and tech powerhouse, explains why entrepreneurship is a battle.

Kazunori Ito of Ibbotson Associates Japan explains why the two companies are likely to benefit from the global roll out of 5G.

Joey Coleman, a leading customer experience expert and author of «Never Lose a Customer Again,» explains why.

Studies show that people remember brands that are funny, which explains why more and more marketers are using «inappropriate» (I hate that word) humor.

This explains why so many people are loyal to their sports teams, political parties and religious affiliations.

Roger Clark, who is a senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute and co-investigator for one of the mission's instruments, explains why:

The president of the Council on Foreign Relations, explains why the U.K.'s vote could spell the end of the European unity project.

Margie Omero explains why that's a bad sign.

Tom Gimbel, founder of LaSalle Network, explains why it's crucial for entrepreneurs to put their energy into the right tasks.