Sentences with phrase «of failed companies»

None of the failed companies have accomplished this for the consumer.

Other CEOs of failed companies agreed, insisting that they were victims «of a financial tsunami» beyond their control.

Most of these failed companies simply did not have the resources to buy e-readers and tablets with enough processing power and RAM.

I'm not talking about a series of miserable days or struggling through the pressure and stress of a failing company.

If you ask any CEO of a failed company why their business went under, they'll probably blame outside factors: the recession, lack of demand, or bad partnerships.

So whether it be to seize your suddenly available dream position or avoid being a casualty of a failing company, it's important that you be prepared to take action.

Instead, a new RTC should be a last resort place that the assets of failed companies go to until they are disposed of.

That's what brought us Enron, WorldCom, Bernie Madoff and a corporate graveyard full of thousands and thousands of failed companies.

There are probably dozens of reasons why businesses bite the dust, but if you look deep enough into the demise of any failed company, you will usually find a dysfunctional leader who chose to believe what he wanted to believe and ignore facts that were staring him right in the face.

A few non-sports names made it onto the list including CEO Chris Tisi, who owns Slim - Fast, a dieting shake business, and Trevor Drinkwater, a Hollywood producer with ties to Harvey Weinstein through Miramax and the former head of a failed company that made classical music tapes for babies.

A sole proprietor's personal assets are not protected and can be seized / forfeited to cover any debts of a failed company.

None of these failed companies ever considered this, even though they are based in or have satellite offices in the USA.

However, for the S&P 500 itself there is no survivorship bias because the list itself changes over time and the index fully reflects the performance of a failing company up to the point that it is replaced.

Historically, there is a low risk of insurance company insolvencies, with the number of failed companies being few and insurance businesses that are in trouble being sold to bigger, more stable companies.

Even the holder of a low - rated bond is entitled to a share of a failing company's assets ahead of preferred or common stockholders.

Some assets of the failed company were acquired by China - based Wanxiang Group, which renamed the firm into Karma Automotive.

In a recent intensive study of 101 failed startups, published via Fortune Magazine on why startups fail according to their founders, the # 1 reason most businesses fail is a lack of market need for their product (cited by over 42 % of the failed companies).

Can we have a minute of silence for those who will foot the bill for Peabody's bankruptcy and the bonusses for the CEO's of this failed company?

And I hope all of these failed companies add up the losses created by Lawrence Dale.