Sentences with phrase «financed companies lose»

He saw poorly managed and financed companies lose 90 per cent of their value.

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But the fast growth had a downside: Cramton realized he was losing control of the company's finances.

As the company grew, Cramton lost his handle on its finances.

RNI shares lost more than a fifth of their value after the company announced its financing deal with a London - based fixed interest fund had fallen through.

Manufacturing companies would lose $ 8.6 billion, wholesaler and retailers $ 3.6 billion, finance and insurance firms $ 447 million and transportation and warehousing sectors $ 439 millions.

It's well known by now that Boeing, one of the biggest companies in the world, lost an important contract to sell satellites to Singapore because it could not get financing from the Export - Import Bank.

With these larger financing rounds, entrepreneurs have more time to run companies with losing financials.

We'll see a trickle - down effect if more companies lose their financing, lay off workers, and eventually shut down.

Now, the venture capital markets can not supply more capital and the company must depend on the IPO market to finance its money - losing operations.

According to the Brand Finance report, published in December, eight leading brand - owning companies could stand to lose a total of US$ 187 billion should plain packaging be extended from tobacco to other FMCG products — putting spirits in the firing line.

Caltex finance chief Simon Hepworth says investors should not be asking how Caltex will replace lost earnings from Woolworths but whether the company made the right decision not to overpay for the business.

In his lawsuit Ganis charges that LeFevre and Kokusai Green caused his company, Tampa Coliseum Inc. (TCI), to lose a $ 60 million financing pledge for the Ice Palace project because they failed to provide routine information to his lender, Fuji Bank.

Its finances collapsed in 2008, when the district lost more than 80 percent of its revenue after power companies that use the reservoirs for hydroelectric generation successfully sued to halt fees.

«The Council has serious concerns about 4,200 teacher layoffs, losing nearly 17,000 unfunded childcare slots and the closure of 20 fire companies,» she said in a joint statement with Council Finance Chairman Domenic Recchia (D - Brooklyn).

Dominic West and Caitriona Balfe work for the finance company who lost its investors 800 million dollars.

However all's not lost when you're the titan of high finance — there's still an abundance of cash in reserve and Seth, one of Rick's partners, spots an opportunity to salvage the company's reputation with an investment that's both sound and PR - friendly.

Minneapolis - based EAI lost its contract with the Baltimore district last year in a conflict over finances, while the Hartford, Conn., school board voted last month to drop its partnership with the company.

The finance company dissolved, the production company lost their studio deal, and so forth.

I think these companies are going to become ruled by the finance depts and the editorial depts — whom I consider to be the heart and soul of publishing — are going to lose power.

In Deep Value: Why Activist Investors and Other Contrarians Battle for Control of Losing Corporations (Wiley Finance, 2014), I examined one such example of an undervalued, overcapitalized company that failed to take its opportunity until two activists stepped up the pressure, and the outstanding returns that followed.

Or, a company may use the loan to quickly snap up property that it would lose otherwise while waiting for long - term financing.

When you finance your company via personal credit you are risking quite a lot because you are assuming total liability and if your company is ever sued or goes under, you are stuck with the financial burden and may lose personal assets while also severely damaging your personal credit.

Many North American energy companies have borrowed significantly in the public debt markets to finance their operations, and many of the high - yield bonds in this space have lost value in recent months.

Ted Michalos: And the finance company doesn't want it back, because they'll lose money.

If the thought of losing your financed car due to repossession scared you, a lease is even worse, since the car company guarantees that they'll «repossess» the car once the lease is up.

Granted, it may only be a few dollar's worth of profit from you that the company loses, but when combined with the efforts of others, sometimes many others, and amplified by social media, it can impact both the company's finances and its public image.

BLG represented a major automobile financing company named as a defendant in a class action regarding the loss of personal information that was stored on a data tape which was lost during transit.

In spring 2016, Kelly Nash and Kimberly Baum successfully obtained a TRO and Preliminary Injunction in Utah's Third District Court for a large insurance / finance company precluding Defendants from raiding its marketing representatives throughout the US, which has caused in excess of a million in lost sales to the client.

Because about $ 32 - billion in debt will be piled on to the company to finance the buyout, the bonds that were not taken out lost a significant amount of value.

Many financing companies require your vehicle have full coverage when still financed, thus if your car is stolen and you drop coverage you could be charged penalties by your financing company until the car is determined lost or is returned.

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Saved the company $ 25,000 in lost money by balancing a financial reporting following a three - day reconciliation process • Reorganized the payroll management procedure by putting in place more defined timesheet procedures • Introduced an invoice matching system which decreased reconciliation time by 50 % • Trained new recruits for the finance department by developing and implementing training programs to assist them with their induction

• Prevented loss of three major accounts by providing excellence in account management services • Increased profitability of the company by 16 % within the first year by bringing back ten lost accounts • Assisted in determining clients» budgetary requirements • Formulated service plans in accordance to budgets • Provided support in handling clients» accounts in accordance to the company's policies • Provided support to account managers in developing reports and handling paperwork • Maintained electronic documentation of communications • Prepared finance agreements and maintained diary lists

Professional Duties & Responsibilities Served as human resource manager for eight locations throughout the Detroit area Led team of approximately 20 employees in daily store and human resource activities Recruited, trained, and reviewed staff ensuring effective, efficient, and professional operations Resolved disputes between staff members and determined appropriate remedial measures Experienced with workplace violence, team member crisis, and labor law disputes Directed corporate finances including payroll, benefits, and company / department budgets Managed employee sick time, vacation, maternity leave, and daily scheduling Implemented professional development programs resulting in increased employee value Conducted staff training in appropriate work conduct, attire, and applicable employment law Oversaw employee recognition program building team morale and dedication to company goals Significantly cut employee rollover through various team building measures Ensured that corporate accounting and human resource operations met industry best practices Oversaw multimillion dollar store inventory and loss prevention strategy Initiated, led, and closed investigations in cases of lost merchandise Performed all duties in a positive, professional, and timely manner

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(Bloomberg)-- Nordstrom Inc. is suspending efforts to take the company private after struggling to get financing with favorable terms, another sign that the department - store industry has lost favor with both customers and investors.

40 + years in RE and financing, never lost a dime in any suit, never had a suit from a tenant, never had my insurance company (E&O or liability) hire an attorney for any suit.