Sentences with phrase «most of their profits»

We make most of our profit in Q4 historically, which is holiday season.

Currently corporate taxes are paid where firms have a physical presence, which allows digital multinationals to book most of their profits where they have set up headquarters as opposed to where they make their money.

Gillette and the company's competitors sold reusable razors with the intent to make most of their profits from selling the blades used to fill the razors.

Tom Steyer, environmental activist and former hedge fund manager extraordinaire, has fully embraced the new anti-Keystone mantra, which goes something like this: the U.S. is going to be simply a conduit for Alberta's oilsand crude, which would flow to Gulf of Mexico refineries and then be promptly exported, with Canadians pocketing most of the profits.

Just over two years old, this ISP has reinvested most of its profits in building an infrastructure that could easily handle twice as much sales volume; with little local competition, it's also branched into profitable service enhancements, such as designing and hosting Web pages for specialized industries.

Don't misunderstand these figures, most of the profits went to shareholders and managers also did well, but this is beginning to look like a new form of capitalism where employees may also have potential access to a piece of the pie.

In 1973, he opened his first body shop, AAA Bug Service, but quickly realized most of his profits were coming in from recycling parts.

It plans to make most of its profits from the $ 50 - per - year subscription fee customers pay to access what the startup promises will be the lowest prices on the Web.

The transaction announced on Thursday helps P&G Chief Executive A.G. Lafley streamline his Cincinnati - based company by shedding slow - growing brands and focus on about 80 brands that generate most of its profit and revenue.

While Qualcomm earns the bulk of its revenue from selling chips that power smartphones, it books most of its profit by licensing its portfolio of thousands of cellular patents.

From a sales perspective, our goal is to get to $ 1 billion a year in gross merchandise sales by 2010 (or possibly sooner), which is why at this stage of the company we have decided to reinvest most of our profits back into our growth.

Profit Sharing Exchange Platform: Whether the market is up or down - DECOIN holders gain from transaction fees and the daily volume on the D - TEP and shares most of its profits with Decoin holders.

While Qualcomm gets the majority of its sales from making phone chips, it pulls in most of its profit from charging fees for patents that cover the fundamentals of all modern phone systems.

We owned Dell because of its non-PC businesses, which appear to generate most of its profits, and because we believed that, at its market price, we were getting paid to own the declining PC business.

Picking off a wine business from a conglomerate was also earmarked as likely, with Macquarie saying Altria Group's Ste. Michelle makes most of its profits from luxury and «mass - market prestige» wine, and would make sense as an acquisition target for Treasury Wine.

I have got a business and plough most of my profits back into it because I want it to be bigger and better.

As we explored earlier, most of those profits have been gained at Petco Park.

Since 2005, teams who lost their previous game have gone 392 - 363 ATS (+9.96 units won) but most of those profits have come over the past two seasons.

Most of the profit was generated in low - total games (< 55 points) where the over went 14 - 5 — just like in the Hawaii Bowl.

Almost all of the companies making these products, however, derive most of their profits from breast milk substitute products marketed to parents of healthy children, said the campaigners.

Financial state Although GRIDCo recorded a good financial performance, with total revenue of GH cents 472.345 million and net profit of GH cents 44.797 million in 2015, he said most of its profit was in debt.

The major drug companies make most of their profits on blockbuster drugs aimed at one of the above degenerative diseases of aging.

Plus, most of the profits don't go to Amazon or apple!

Most of its profits go into the center itself, but the project also funds activities for the Spanish club and scholarships for graduating seniors.

Instead, the boldest innovations are coming from entrepreneurs, most of them profit - seeking and most of them delivering instruction (and more) via technology rather than face - to - face in brick buildings that are open just six or eight hours a day for 180 or so days a year.

Founded in 2012, we're working hard to prevent businesses from giving up most of their profits to the big names of eBook publishing, and instead give them the ability to launch their own sales platform.

Germans are also vexed that Amazon hardly pays any tax, because they divert most of the profits overseas or via their European headquarters in Luxembourg.

Whenever I visit various independent author forums, I'm bound to stumble across a handful of people who say they make most of their profits selling online with someone other than Amazon (Barnes & Noble, Kobo, etc.).

Almost every other black family worked as sharecroppers, which meant that they did all the hard work on another man's land and then had to give most of the profit right back to the owner.

I don't know how Diamond and iVerse are splitting dollars, but even in a crazy unfair world, I bet Diamond is still preserving most of the profit slice they normally get, while having almost no overhead at all.

This is where publishers make most of their profits, and these are the people who will usually buy paperback.

The publisher is making most of its profits from the production side: any profit from sales is a bonus.

Not to mention that you keep most of the profit for yourself.

If you're going to do most of the work, you may as well get most of the profit.

That naturally makes them feel they deserve most of the profits and that it's ok to treat authors and readers rather poorly.

If she did this, she'd sell the produce for retail, and keep most of the profits for herself.

Great to know that there's a way authors can access distribution networks without loosing most of the profits to the distributors.

The industry now widely accepts that authors will have to promote and sell their own books, while the publisher takes most of the profit, that's just the nature of the beast.

Flurry attributes the Kindle Fire's success to its low retail price, with Amazon expecting to reap most of their profits from the sale of digital goods via their online storefront.

Where Amazon is pushing media, Apple is making most of their profit on the hardware end and would have to scale back the power of their device accordingly, likely eliminating a great deal of their edge along those lines.

It is true how fees can literally eat away most of your profits over the long - term!

My goal as a writer, commentator, and independent money manager is to retain most of the profit potential from personal investing while removing much of the risk.

If the price fell below that level, you could exercise and keep most of your profit.

Thus, people used to be hesitant to enter into trading assuming most of their profits will be eaten up by the broker itself.

The interest payments will eat up most of your profit (the property management fees might eat up the rest), and you will have significant risk with tenant issues, property value, etc..

In the long run, investors make most of their profits in investments that offer good value and an attractive long - term outlook.

Experienced investors make most of their profits when they buy their stocks.

The author emphasized on the need to always buy low and sell high; that most of the profits are made at the entry point.

While this movement can be nerve - wracking, it also provides most of the profit potential the day trader is likely to encounter.

Other brokers with similar programs generally do not disclose the market rates to you, which allows them to pay you a small piece of the pie while holding on to most of the profits.