But the impact of the forthcoming exits of former managing partner Rob Day, UK investment funds head Michael Halford, private equity partner Jonathan Pittal and corporate partner Andrew Wingfield is more serious than
just loss of revenue.
Not exact matches
The 3 - year - old start - up had a
loss of $ 128 million and generated
just $ 3 million in
revenue last year, according to documents obtained by Gawker.
Most
of this deterioration is due to lower
revenues (down $ 3.3 billion), new policy initiatives amounting to
just over $ 1 billion and an increase in the «risk adjustment factor» resulting in a
loss of revenues of $ 1 billion.
If pre-product, pre-
revenue companies (i.e.
loss making,
just idea stage) can be valued for $ 10 — $ 20 million, why can't Financial Samurai, which is highly profitable, has six years
of existence, can pay a nice dividend if it wants to, has way less risk than all these new startups, and can grow
revenue by triple digits every year with promotion, be worth a similar range?
by the way the reported
loss of revenue for irelands footballing body is reported to be # 90 million, ah shur its peanuts in the current climate and we shud
just get on with it and stop being bitter....
However, the potential
loss of revenue from missing out on the Champion's League Group stage because Fabregas wasn't replace earlier will
just about waste all
of that net gain.
But with
just the two books, I don't know if the
loss of revenue is worth it.
It's
just hard to picture any scenario where a massive print run is going to offset the writer's
loss of almost all the e-book's lifetime
revenue.
No regrets about
loss of potential sales
revenue, or fear that readers won't value the book —
just pure, glowing happiness at every name
of a new reader and every email and @mention thanking me for the book.
We'll continue to treat Other Bets
losses ($ 2.7 billion last year) as balance sheet venture capital investment, so let's focus on the Google segment: Noting 2017
revenue of $ 110 billion & applying
just half the most recent 26 % growth rate, we can conservatively assume a $ 125 billion
revenue run - rate today.
Nintendo's total
revenue has declined each year for the past 8 years and Operating Income / Profit hasn't fared well either with three years
of losses for the company
just recently.
Apple's business accounts for
just 5 percent
of Intel's
revenue, so it wouldn't be a major
loss for the chip maker on paper.
Defendants» costs are more than
just for lawyers and litigation, they include «diversion
of management or engineering resources, delays in new product introductions and improvements,
loss or delay
of revenue, and credit constraints.»