Sentences with phrase «little companies with»

«This aggressive fund that my broker is offering puts me into companies like Quest, Oracle, Cisco — these aren't little companies with no revenues — they're blue chips.

A tiny little company with a LOT of pizzaz!

Irex is a little company with a HUGE vision!

Mastiff is an odd little company with an interesting success story.

Not exact matches

Share prices move based on announcements of international partnerships and plans to expand production capacity, with little or no consideration of whether companies will be able to follow through.

Almost three decades after launching the company as an indie film production house with little more than $ 300 and a lot of youthful enthusiasm, he and co-founder Seaton McLean and a few other early shareholders had all become rich beyond imagining on the strength of a handful of lucrative properties, including HGTV, the Food Network and the spectacularly successful CSI franchise.

As the chart shows, all five men steered their companies through their biggest common test, the financial crisis, with little long - term damage to shareholders.

«Digital profits in Europe exist but are taxed very little or not at all,» said the European commissioner for taxation, Pierre Moscovici, who blamed traditional rules designed for companies with a physical presence in the countries where they offer their services.

Why would Apple, one of the world's most valuable companies, be concerned with a little café in the middle of Germany?

The new workforce is hip to the fact that if a company's values are not aligned with their own, there is little chance they will thrive in the long haul.

The gains mostly were from companies selling more stuff; changes in prices had little to do with the increase, the agency said.

Companies like Ladder.io have software that works with email marketing platforms like MailChimp and allows you to experiment with A / B split testing to pinpoint the «little things» that make all the difference.

«The next time something like this happens with company we know, we might engage a little more with the press and help them hear another side of the story,» he says.

With the possible exception of social media company Snap, these companies — a carmaker, a phone maker and a music streaming app — have little to do with WeChat and video games, all part of Tencent's core businesWith the possible exception of social media company Snap, these companies — a carmaker, a phone maker and a music streaming app — have little to do with WeChat and video games, all part of Tencent's core busineswith WeChat and video games, all part of Tencent's core businesses.

But it may also be an area in which you are overinsured: Companies with little invested in premises and little inventory can sometimes forgo it.

But it may also be an area in which you are overinsured: Companies with little invested in the space they occupy and little inventory can sometimes forgo it.

While retirees shouldn't abandon dividend stocks, many investment experts are now looking for companies that provide a little growth with that income, rather than just a high yield.

If you're a little guy, there are plenty of ways to partner with a much larger company.

The company employs 64 full timers and casuals, runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is the only «trade - only» printer in WA.Founder Chris King concedes his company's success has had little to do with business plans.

Companies like Google help small businesses with the transition, with very little tech savvy required.

Twenty years ago, there were many companies that went public with little in the way of revenue and generally no profits.

Whether by necessity or choice, these companies have gotten off the ground with very little capital.

After spending millions of dollars and several years doing research, a company can still fail to bring a product to market — leaving its investors with little to show for their money except disappointment and a tax write - off.

«You see these little companies building out service brands because they want to have account executives who work with customers,» Atkinson adds, «so they try to spin their products into serving three different groups in the first couple of years, and that's a very adverse situation to get into.

The problem with paying independent directors this way is that there is little incentive for personal performance or company performance.

As hard as companies work to solicit and serve customers, I'm always surprised by how little most businesses do to stay in touch with those they once served so well.

«I'd rather see companies wait a little bit longer, have an opportunity to provide the proper liquidity to their investors and employees, and they make sure they come public with a mature business model.»

I have worked with several companies whose owners had a supportive friends and family network that required very little equity and didn't stress about the financial outlay.

Also driving the trend is a collective cultural disgust with «obscene comp programs — the Monopoly money, the pay schemes that screw the little investor» — that have been proffered in recent years, says Charles A. (Chuck) Coonradt, author of The Game of Work and CEO of a consulting company by the same name in Park City, Utah.

Though these companies are exposed to commodity prices, they have little in common with actual miners.

What looked like a surprising and abrupt departure by a rising star executive had little to do with the company, Fortune has learned.

It's just a little note from one of the game designers who work for her at Arkadium, saying nothing much, but emblazoned with her company's logo, the Roman Colosseum, and «Thank You.»

«If you do a little research ahead of time on what companies are going to be there and then you go in with specific questions, it shows them that you're not just the average conference attendee.

Gone are the days when executives would shy away from sharing their views on matters that had little to do with their company's day - to - day activities.

Schmelzer and his GeoPalz co-founders — his wife, Sheri, and Alexandra O'Leary — represent a new wave of entrepreneurs launching ventures with a little help from companies who've done it before.

With the Amazon Echo and the recently announced Google Home assistant, these relatively newer companies are betting on something a little more ambient -; a gadget that is always on and standing by, unlike a television, and that can be comfortably stashed anywhere with a power outWith the Amazon Echo and the recently announced Google Home assistant, these relatively newer companies are betting on something a little more ambient -; a gadget that is always on and standing by, unlike a television, and that can be comfortably stashed anywhere with a power outwith a power outlet.

If you're looking to add a defensive company to your portfolio, look at one with a little firepower.

Looking back, Philippe McNally admits it was a little naive to jump into business with his father so soon after the elder McNally's previous company

Earnings season is in full swing, with a little over half of S&P 500 companies having reported quarterly earnings, and the options market is implying meaningful moves for several stocks this week.

With a lot of knowledge and a little money, one man made it his mission to help companies get site visitors.

There are also those do stay on a little longer do so because they see their purpose aligned with the company goals.

The fledgling company's next big bet was producing an electric rice cooker that was widely panned as being capable of little more than ruining a bowl of rice and leaving you with a wooden tub to clean.

Moreover, there's little the media companies can do to pressure Facebook — if one of them decides to quit, Facebook can simply replace them with someone else; it already has the Guardian, National Geographic on board, and others are no doubt waiting in the wings.

«Many of the companies we back start out as little features,» says Roloef Botha, a partner with Sequoia Capital who led the company's investment in YouTube, which Google bought for $ 1.65 billion last year.

Starship's friendly little 40 - pound bots have been delivering food from restaurants in Washington, D.C., and Redwood City, Calif., since earlier this year, thanks to agreements with food delivery companies Postmates and DoorDash.

«Very little of the conversation is about how much capital the company will be spending on data centres this year, or the composition of the typical advertiser spending money with the company.

Fortunately, it's easy to find companies with little on their balance sheet.

''... I used to joke with my colleagues that Larry & Sergey go out on their yachts - tie them together, sit back on the same recliners you'll find on their jumbo jet, each on his own yacht / set of yachts, smoke cigars, and put up pictures of Googlers with little snippets like «was a GM at muti - national telecomm company, got a Harvard MBA and is now answering Orkut tickets.»

While Schnatter has discussed his uniquely homespun hiring process before as well as his employee management strategy, this latest act should serve as a heartrending example of how great leaders, with a little empathy, can transform their companies into communities.

Even though Tripathi had never heard of it before, in March 1998 he left his prestigious post behind and took a new job with the fast - growing little company.