Sentences with phrase «more deals now»

It's horrible what happened to the island but I'm sure there will be more deals now.

Some investors with newly freed - up capital realize that they can actually do more deals now!

Not exact matches

After five years of negotiations, handwringing, and pushback, the biggest trade deal in more than two decades, known as the Trans - Pacific Partnership (TPP), has now been finalized.

After you've gone through all of your stories from your past, and after you've talked about everything that you've dealt with, now you have to go live life and accumulate more things to talk about.

He adds that regardless of market swings, investors now more than ever will have an appetite for deals with strong fundamentals.

The business justification for doing it, especially if they all have to go and do individual deals with that Australian company, how much more revenue are you going to get for telling people they can talk on the subway now?

When that happens, Volk - Weiss had better hope that comedy is as hot as it is now, that he's as good at producing it as he is now, and that his clients will still be willing to overlook the fact that with every deal they make with him, they hand him a few more bullets for his gun.

While graduates may find it a little more difficult to find work after graduation right now, she said, things tend to eventually work out for the students she deals with.

With new deals popping up every day — or in some cases every hour — now is the time to spend a little extra and get a lot more.

CNBC reports that buyout firms are racing to strike big deals now, before any tax law changes means their corporate competitors can pay even more for deals.

Mobile phone proliferation, cloud services and social networking have coalesced into the perfect pressure situation, where people are now more aware than ever that they are generating a good deal of data that can be turned against them.

The event, now in its 27th year, is one of the city's largest — more than 170,000 people pile into the growing desert locale to make deals, listen to copious amounts of music and explore this always - active college town.

Now he's giving more thought to a potential jump to a rival when his deal expires in mid-2018, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing private deliberations.

But now, bigger companies that sell in four or more regions are now referred to as global brands, and these businesses will only deal with the buyers in Austin.

So the Saudi investment may be more of a deal about the future of Uber's business, rather than whether it is a good or bad buy right now.

The most successful businesses of the future will help us master, organize and intelligently deal with the vast choices, inputs and resources now available to us in order to permit us to live fuller, better and more productive lives.

Signing the Potter deal makes sense in part because NBCUniversal already has a Potter - themed attraction at its parks (it now gets access to more material from the films), and because the movies are also a huge draw with younger TV viewers.

The $ 13.7 billion deal lifted shares for both companies, punished the stocks of grocery companies who now have even more reason to fear Amazon's moves onto their turf, and added a cool $ 2 billion to Jeff Bezos» net worth.

As well, now finished with its LTE rollout, Verizon is also spending less on capital expenditures, so it's generating more free cash flow to fund a deal.

Still, much of the brisk business overall reflected the abundance of deals, showing that shoppers are as bargain - hungry now as they were during in the first years after the Great Recession, if not more.

Although the budget deal falls short of the grand bargain that Obama and congressional Republicans once aspired to, it ends the cycle of fiscal brinkmanship — for now — by preventing another shutdown for nearly two more years.

«Consumers obviously want more transparency around pricing, now that they're dealing with these huge deductibles,» says Trine Tsouderos, a director of PwC's Health Research Institute.

Trump called the deal negotiated and signed under the Obama administration «a disaster» and «a rape to our country», but is now embracing it to gain more leverage in his escalating trade feud with Beijing.

Governments around the world are now in negotiations to extend Kyoto until a more comprehensive climate deal that includes both rich and poor countries can be reached.

While the organization began dealing with the repercussions of the attack immediately, remediation did not take place until now as «acting too quickly could have caused more data to be compromised,» David Partenheimer, a USPS spokesperson, told the Washington Post.

Now, yes, you could do that by selling one - third fewer shares, but remember the goal here is to reduce the pre-money valuation and make the deal more attractive to the investors.

Instead, Egypt, and the region as a whole, suffered under decades of misrule and are now dealing with the fallout from a blow - up that was larger, costlier and more chaotic than it had to be.

Syngenta established a Beijing research center in 2008 and is doing biotech science there now; it will be doing much more after the deal closes.

When «every deal is a winner» and more money continues to pour in founders will benefit through downstream financings but when markets inevitably correct - who will provide all of the follow - on financings for these now stranded companies?

Now if you have a big business — and I ran Hewlett - Packard and it is a huge business, and we don't like business regulations, but we can deal with them — but the bigger government gets and the more complex regulations get, and the more complicated the tax code gets — and all of that is happening — the more difficult it will be for small business.

As my colleague Jen Wieczner notes, «The deal marks a spectacular failure of Valeant's onetime acquisition strategy, as well as an incredible win for Cindy Whitehead, who now stands to make even more from the sexual dysfunction treatment she helped create than the $ 1 billion she initially sold it for.»

The deal marks a spectacular failure of Valeant's onetime acquisition strategy, as well as an incredible win for Cindy Whitehead, the co-founder and former CEO of Sprout, who now stands to make even more from the sexual dysfunction treatment she helped create than the $ 1 billion she initially sold it for.

Now, information is everywhere and the buyer is more determined than ever to make sure they're getting the best deal and solution.

Executives who only a few days ago raged against all the elements of the current compromise now say it is the only possible deal, way better than two more - BC Premier Gordon Campbell topped that at five more - years of uncertain litigation.

Not willing to call Twitter's bluff, the city offered a deal to the company, which now works out of space in the gritty but fashionable South of Market district where many Internet start - ups begin: move to a building in the even more gritty and decidedly less fashionable mid-Market neighborhood — on a section of Market Street that is marred by drug dealing, homeless encampments and shuttered storefronts — and get a payroll tax exemption.

The investing firm at the center of seemingly every major tech deal now has more help to deal with the barrage of interest in its every move.

Compromise deal puts off a showdown for now but come December, the holiday calendar just got a lot more crowded.

«Our headcount doubled as we took on more big name projects, largely because we now had the resources to invest in and win those deals.

Right now, only «accredited investors» — investors who have a $ 1 million net worth or have made more than $ 200,000 a year for the last three years — may invest in the sort of deals offered by RealtyShares.

Now we've learned something even more unusual: The deal could give SoftBank and co-investors around 45 percent of the company, according to multiple sources familiar with the deal.

More of its revenue now comes from these types of content partnerships, compared with the branded content deals that made up much of its revenue a year ago, the company said.

Another one of the more interesting reactions had a user dealing with how Facebook is now categorizing messages.

«Some of those constraints are now lifted because the election is over and the government has been formed, so she will have more leeway in dealing with him.

Amazon Alexa's voice shopping service now includes Best Buy support, allowing users to order Deal of the Day products and more.

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Now that you're more heavily invested, and more time has passed, has your thinking on these sorts of deals changed?

Early this week I was with an Australian government representative in Beijing whom I have known for many years and he told me that iron ore prices were currently around $ 83 (I think they dropped another $ 2 last week), and that while some people in Canberra were reluctant to say it too loudly, he and others were increasingly in agreement with my lower forecast of less than $ 50 well before the end of the decade, in part because supply has come off much more slowly than predicted, but mainly because they now recognize that China's rebalancing was indeed going to be a far bigger deal for Chinese demand than sell - side research had predicted.

For now, the deal includes 20 firm orders, with the option to buy 16 more planes.

When «every deal is a winner» and more money continues to pour in founders will benefit through downstream financings but when markets inevitably correct — who will provide all of the follow - on financings for these now stranded companies?

Now, my understanding of your position is that you made that original prediction based on the belief that the PRC would be instituting reforms to deleverage aggressively and transfer wealth to the consumer (such that the incorrect prediction was more that you were overly optimistic about the PRC's willingness to head off these systematic risks) and that your current prognosis of ~ 3 % GDP growth has an entirely separate causative element; that is to say, your previous prediction was based on the idea the PRC would be enacting reforms to ward off systematic risks, whereas your current estimation of GDP growth is instead based on the drag produced by these very systematic risks the PRC has failed to deal with.