Sentences with phrase «little operating capital»

On the one hand, the firm has a wonderful set of endowments: (1) longstanding and lucrative relationships with industry - leading clients; (2) a business that requires very little operating capital yet generates significant cash and...

I made these because I have an insatiable sweet tooth, lots of chickpeas, and little operating capital at the moment.

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Equally intimidating is the notion of raising capital: The Teaneck, New Jersey firm has operated for 17 years with little reliance on outside sources.

Jews were the first exhibitors of movies because the early movie theatres could be operated with little capital: they were commonly empty stores with folding chairs for seats and a derelict piano.

It earns 50 % operating margins, requires little capital, and is growing fast.

Their costs of capital are high, as are their operating and working capital costs, which leaves little to nothing to be invested in the future of their businesses.

«Although New York City residents contribute the vast bulk of its revenues through fares, tolls, and taxes, the city has relatively little say over the agency and its operating and capital priorities,» Shorris wrote.

Companies offering Speed dating London events include for instance, Original Dating, Grapevine Social, Slow Dating and Speeddater to name but a few, with many of these operating in the capital for a little while now.

You can operate from anywhere in the world with very little capital and can be 99 % sure of unlimited earnings and real wealth — 99 because markets are synonymous with risk.

The idea here is to try to view the cost of equity capital as a businessman would, rather than an academic who has little exposure to the world as it operates.