Sentences with phrase «of deals like»

Question is, does anyone have experience with or heard of any types of deals like this?

Carriers are known to offer all kinds of deals like safe driver discounts, senior citizen discounts, good student discounts, anti theft device discounts, multiple car discounts, multiple policy discounts and whatever else insurance providers can think of to encourage safe driving habits and edge out their competition.

It's always nice to take advantage of deals like this!

Martin fears that in the absence of deals like CETA, companies, like his own, that trade in digital products might be subject to more duties.

«I think it's a shame that Canadian VCs are left out of deals like this,» says John Albright, co-founder and managing partner at Relay Ventures.

Major cities / destination spots are going to have many different people so interracial dating won't be as big of a deal like in other areas.

It's not really that big of a deal like you're making it out to be.

Getting it as a PS + Bonus next month is more the kind of deal I like:)

For 30 % of a deal like that, you could hit your $ 36K a year.

I talked to several lenders to find out where they would lend and what kind of deals they liked.

Not exact matches

The San Francisco company has been ramping up its efforts in the world of live streaming, kicking off a deal in September with the NFL to stream 10 Thursday night games to Twitter users via the web, mobile apps and streaming devices like the Apple TV.

We know what the deal is going to look like: border security, DREAM Act, get rid of the diversity lottery,» GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham told Business Insider.

«Given the scope of the issues out there, it seems like this is a bigger deal than we had originally thought.»

At other moments in history — like three months ago, for example — the «big deal» in Trump's remarks might have been confirmation that he intends to overhaul (sorry, «tweak») the trade rules that are the foundation of Canada's economic well - being.

Not only had Mayer bought a string of tech startups, but she's signed high - profile deals with folks like Katie Couric to produce original content.

The decision also weighs in the favor of entrepreneurs and investors who live outside places like Silicon Valley, where old - school networking and personal connections are how financing deals typically happen.

«With organizations like Uber dealing with real financial damage, and the consequences of ignoring the importance of an inclusive and diverse workplace, social pressure is building,» Barker, at Qualtrics, observed.

The deal gives the company more exposure to commercial markets like hospitality and healthcare, whose spending far outweighs the size of the customer base.

On the other hand, and assuming they're destined for critical acclaim, having completely new and exclusive games like Breath of the Wild, Super Mario Odyssey, Splatoon 2, Fire Emblem Warriors, Snipperclips, Arms and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 available as part of your launch year holiday lineup could prove a much bigger deal than anyone's yet realized.

«But it's a bigger deal for lower - income families, because a bigger share of their budgets goes to things like gasoline.»

Spending that much on one piece of clothing may seem like a lot, especially if you're a millennial who's still dealing with college debt, like I am.

Certainly, if your endorser blasts out content that has the ability to go viral (like a compelling video), that's a good thing but it takes a great deal of twitter messaging to reach their audience.

Things like handling the roller coaster of emotions, from incredible excitement, to waking up in the middle of the night in a state of panic, and how an entrepreneur can learn to deal with those emotions.

It's kind of like the BP deal.

A large part of running a growing company is learning how to deal with internal problems like employee disputes, disorganization, or a lack of motivation.

«Plus, there are so many complicated issues in the industry, like dealing with banks and all of the regulatory red tape.

The influx of media rights deals has also opened the door for a range of high - profile corporate sponsors, with Riot Games landing sponsorships in recent years from the likes of Acer Gaming, Coca - Cola, T - Mobile, and Mercedes - Benz.

That might sound like a lot of companies getting funded, but in terms of the number of deals it's actually quite a steep drop — 19 percent from a year earlier — and the lowest number since the first quarter of 2012.

Some items have prices that make sense, like a triple cheeseburger for $ 3, while others don't feel like much of a deal at all, like a sausage McMuffin that also costs $ 3.

He's far from your average suited - and - booted CEO and not only does he dress like one of his shop - floor staff members, he's a Twitter and Facebook obsessive who schmoozes celebrities as well as deal - makers.

These perceptions on the part of your customers may not seem like a big deal to you but in competitive markets, small business owners must utilize every advantage to make their company stand out among the competition.

Or, does it make more sense for you to act like Simmons (the manufacturer of the famed Westin Heavenly Bed) and pursue an OEM mattress deal with Starwood Hotels and Resorts that will place your product in tens of thousands of rooms instantly?

So the independent streaming services need to double down on the amount of exclusive shows and specials they create or lock up very long licensing deals (like Netflix did for Mostly Stories, House of Cards, and Orange Is the New Black).

Once this secret is finally revealed early on, it doesn't seem like that big of a deal.

«It's very possible they'll like other aspects of your experience, or maybe you'll click with the interviewer, so if you're lacking some skill, it's not a deal breaker and they'll give you a chance anyhow,» says Kay.

If you're like Ryan Marien, who as CEO of online consumer goods and services marketplace Buytopia has brokered deals with such behemoths as Best Western, you counter aggressively.

«Small businesses both feel and are disadvantaged when dealing with much bigger companies,» says Susan Onaitis, the New York — based author of Negotiate Like the Big Guys.

Sometimes it seems like we are eliminating millions of jobs with no plan to deal with the social and political consequences.

Feast grew up in the suburbs of New Zealand's capital, Wellington, where it's considered unwise to act like a big hairy deal.

The new team furiously started spitting out added features and new versions of Skype every four to six weeks, and dove into significant new businesses, including smartphone apps, deals to embed Skype in consumer products like TVs and game consoles, and partnerships with Facebook and Verizon Wireless (VZ).

To believe that people like Schwarzman or Trump, or Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross (net worth US$ 2.5 billion) or Secretary of State Rex Tillerson (the former CEO of ExxonMobil whose net worth is a modest US$ 150 million), will leave Canada alone, that they will look for a better deal with everyone except their second - largest trading partner, is not just naïve — it's like jumping into a pool filled with great white sharks because you've convinced yourself they're vegetarians.

He has to prove that something significant is happening, like one of his artists is consistently selling out at local clubs or a record label wants to sign a deal.

Part of why craft is struggling is because buyouts of bigger craft players — like Constellation's own $ 1 billion deal for Ballast Point — have hurt the industry's trajectory because sales from Ballast and others that have been acquired are no longer deemed «craft.»

The popularity of Pokémon Go threatens companies like Foursquare, which has a service called Swarm offering coupons and prizes to customers who «check in» at participating venues, and social e-commerce sites like Groupon and LivingSocial, which many businesses use as a vehicle to offer discount deals.

He oversees an annual marketing budget of more than $ 3 billion and has helped make deals with top athletes like basketball star LeBron James.

For some reason, the tech press and now the WSJ continue to beat this drum like it's some sort of big deal.

It's not hard to understand that decision: the trip reportedly resulted in $ 2.8 billion worth of new deals — a big amount for a relatively small economy like Canada's.

What does this deal mean in the scope of a massive behemoth like Nike, which earlier this year promised to reach $ 50 billion in sales by 2020?

Sounds like a sweet deal, especially if you're a shareholder in one of these corporations, right?

Liberum analyst Robert Waldschmidt estimates the deal represents a multiple of roughly 20.7 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, which he said «feels like quite a top multiple.»