Sentences with phrase «much of a profit»

It's also a good choice for people who care about the company they support, as Tom's of Maine funnels much of its profits to charities and encourages employees to spend a percentage of their working hours doing volunteer activities.

The question is how much of those profits will the construction industry invest back into the workforce.

Also reporting this week is cloud software giant Salesforce (CRM), which is expected to report strong second - quarter profit after previously struggling to post much of a profit despite impressive revenue growth.

And when you have the largest firms generating so much of their profits from other activities, it is really hard to put the client first.

While that is advantageous for most entrepreneurs, the reality is that banks have simply not been able to see much of a profit when they make loans.

Several turned to less capital - intensive business, such as wealth management, which finds much of its profit in collecting fees.

When it's all said and done, it remains to be seen exactly how much of a profit Hop will make off his initial investment.

The uncertainty in achieving a redeemed $ 0.015 per point value is where the credit card companies make much of their profits.

When Google unveiled its new tablet computer earlier this month, the company disclosed that it wouldn't be making much of a profit on the device.

Everyone told me I was crazy to give so much of the profit but I was building a business.

But as long as that minimum rate is lower than the U.S. corporate income tax, there is incentive for companies to move as much of their profits as possible to low - tax countries.

There are rules stating how much of their profit they have to distribute to shareholders (90 %), but, like dividend income funds, used without other investments they might be considered to overexpose to a single asset class.

In turn, this will determine just how much of a profit you make in this venture.

The Board of Directors, the members who are elected by the stockholders (the owners), has a meeting and listens to management's recommendation about how much of the profit should be reinvested in growth, how much should be used to pay down debt, how much should be used to buy back stock, and how much should be mailed to the owners.

Not about money... I would be curious to see how much of their profit goes to charities?

Much of the profit oriented growth which destroys the eco-balance, is engineered and controlled by the multinationals of USA, Europe and Japan.

Sportsbooks are not trying to balance the action — they really wouldn't be able to make too much of a profit if they did.

You can do what you love as a hobby, and not worry about making much of a profit unless you want to.

Even if it did, the US tax authority might have a different idea about how much of that profit arose in the UK than HMRC do.

The USA tax system is now unusual in effectively allowing multinational companies based in the USA to shelter much of their profits offshore.

I do wonder, however, how much of the profits actually go to the local artisans.

This mirror wasn't cheap IMO, so I probably wouldn't make much of a profit if I tried to sell it.

With a net of $ 18k and a mandate to reinvest, I'm curious how much of that profit is eaten up by your new team?

As it is, educational books don't have much of a profit margin and could be even less lucrative for the authors if the Indian government's plea is accepted.

• I like to be in control • I like to keep as much of my profit as possible • I am prepared to make upfront investments without guarantee of success • I am prepared to commit 20 hours per week, every week for 2 years working on my book

Since the App Store providers want to make sure that you stick to doing your role (providing choice so that people buy their device), and don't steal too much of the profit, they put in restrictions such as no in - app purchases unless you give them 30 %.

Then the question becomes, how much of that profit do they give to the author?

You may not stand to reap as much of the profit if sales take off, but learning the ropes is valuable and the costs of failure are much higher when you have to solely bear the financial burden associated with production and marketing costs.

Whilst this was probably true in many cases, I do believe that things have changed in recent years, especially with the arrival of ebooks that cost nothing to publish and allow authors to cut out the middleman who would take so much of their profits.

Why let a press keep so much of the profit when it makes the writer do work the company used to cover?

That seemed vague since the article didn't say how much of a profit had to be generated.

By implementing this technique, he allows himself to continue trading as long as he does not give up too much of the profit for that day.

When you decide to flip homes, you have to prepare yourself for the possibility that the home may not sell fast — or for much of a profit.

Put as much of your profit into paying off debt as you can.

Banks make much of their profits from the interest on loans, and someone who pays all of their loans off way ahead of schedule means the bank isn't making much on the loan.

If you buy and sell repeatedly, much of your profit will go to commissions for brokers, and your gains will suffer.

However, there's no questioning that much of the profits he's made from fee harvesters are doing good for society.

That also has preserved the insurance business in this crisis, leaving aside mortgage and financial risks, where the state regulators still have no idea what they are doing — that a proper reserve level would leave most of the companies insolvent today, but had it been implemented ten years ago, would have preserved the companies, but eliminated much of their profits.

Banks charge fees on savings and checking accounts because these accounts don't provide much of a profit margin.

If you buy at or near the end of a boom in prices, you may need to wait for a subsequent boom before you can sell at much of a profit.

Time premium > 20 cents: This is to avoid having transaction costs eat up too much of your profit.

It involves how much of your profits do you withdraw regularly and how much do you use to grow your day trading capital.

If a longer term moving average is used the trader may be too slow in responding to a change in trend, forsaking much of the profit potential.

We found that investors withdrew funds in greater volume following a market decline, thus losing much of the profits they had earned.

As they rise in price, I adjust my stop - loss orders higher to prevent from giving back too much of my profit.

Finally, when searching for suitable dividend stocks, you'll want to make sure the company doesn't pay out so much of its profits in dividends that it might be unsustainable.

Much of the profit in investing and business is made in downturns.

But more than three years after the recession threw car sales into a tailspin, many dealers have started offering loans at interest rates so low they don't make much of a profit — and that's turning conventional car - buying wisdom on its head.

In a stock company much of the profits would go to the share holders, not the policy holders.

The uncertainty in achieving a redeemed $ 0.015 per point value is where the credit card companies make much of their profits.