Sentences with phrase «off as»

This is because companies no longer have to amortize excessive goodwill, and also because they regularly under - depreciate investments and then write them off as «extraordinary losses» in order to keep the depreciation from reducing operating earnings.

Other rate - sensitive assets (e.g. utilities, gold) sold off as well, and the rotation out of defensive names into more cyclical companies is evident in recent fund flows.

He carefully packaged up his napkin and shipped it off as quickly as possible (as all good sellers do).

Normally, businesses would be able to write these off as a business expense — up to 50 percent.

Implied volatility came screaming off as the stock market rallied on Tuesday.

This strategy is clearly paying off as we are have now firmly positioned ourselves as the market leader in Europe and soon the world.

It won't pay off as central banks maintain control of these Potemkin markets.

-LSB-...] that I'm an adult who has gone through the system to reach financial independence, I'm slightly less sensitive to perceived injustices because people stop pissing me off as -LSB-...]

Also what does buying stocks off of Loyal3 come off as on your credit card statement?

However, because the second mortgage was relatively small, I was able to pay it off as a condition of the refinance.

I wish you would kick it off as the most noted worrier about secular stagnation.

Hey Ive taken some time off as well.

I hope the workers start fighting back soon, I do like what the retirees have started, and I hope it grows exponentially, as I know for sure the retirees can no longer be just some notion classed and written off as legacy costs.

Much of the pressure on the sales force to convince people to do rollovers would likely drop off as the big difference in profit would go away.

You'll want to pay the card balance off as quickly as possible so as not to avoid any delinquency fees, which could ding your credit report.

Led by Arnold Harberger (who spoke Spanish and had married a Chilean), the Chicago Boys set out to make socialism irreversible by selling off as many state enterprises as possible.

It's a small fact that could be brushed off as a build - up to the actual questions Waymo attorneys wanted to ask Kalanick.

According to Richard Passikoff, founder of Brand Keys, though this type of business model isn't as easy to pull off as it looks, being able to capitalize on the unsold products of other brands has enabled off - chain stores to offer value and pose a long - term challenge to others in the market.

Musk continues to come off as a person more obsessed with space travel than building electric cars, which should be a major worry for Tesla investors.

All they or who ever is paying them to do this wants is AMD stocks to fall and sales drop off as well seems a bit timely that this happens just before AMD's new CPU launch / refresh of Ryzen in April.

And in some cases, Fahrenthold reported as well, Trump appeared to use his foundation to collect donations from others, give them to causes of his choosing, and pass them off as personal donations.

The same pathway that has put many in the seat of a new car — the lease — is taking off as a financial vehicle for homeowners who don't have tens of thousands of dollars sitting around to buy a rooftop solar - panel system outright.

(Reuters)- DowDuPont Inc chief Andrew Liveris will step down on April 1, making good on an earlier promise to retire as the company named existing managers to head its materials science unit when it is spun off as Dow next year.

Spearmint LOVE started off as a baby clothes blog less than five years ago.

«It is not as if Citi's shareholders are in any way worse off as a result of the change in terms of cash earnings.

With no initial clients, staff, signage or even a bathroom, the concept took off as clients were amazed by the results they saw from the workout.

Strangely, it comes off as a compliment of sorts — an indicator of a chief executive who just believes in his product.

That's because cryptocurrency started off as an obscure and esoteric asset class but has since become a value store for investors.

While not doing hedge fund manager - level well, many Americans are better off as well.

As noted last week, even with aggressive Fed easing, the entire increase in the monetary base over the last year has been drawn off as currency in circulation, while bank reserves (as well as commercial and industrial loans) have declined.

In a move that stunned and appalled scientists around the world the Harper government laid off as many as 40 scientists associated with the legendary program working out the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Winnipeg's office.

Borrowers should remember, though, that in the long run this increases the interest they will pay since the loan is not paid off as quickly.

With Travis Kalanick taking some time off as Uber's CEO, in addition to unfilled top executive roles, the ride - hailing company's path forward is unclear.

A dramatic reduction in short term rates packs a big punch when it first happens, but the jolt wears off as rates continue to stay low.

And if these things don't get done, no one's to blame — it ends up just getting written off as an issue of miscommunication.

DowDuPont Inc chief Andrew Liveris will step down on April 1, making good on an earlier promise to retire as the company named existing managers to head its materials science unit when it is spun off as Dow next year.

LONDON / MILAN / DETROIT (Reuters)- General Motors (GM.N) and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA)(FCHA.MI) have turned to investment banks for help to deal with a stand - off as FCA seeks to force a merger with its Detroit - based rival, according to sources familiar with the matter.

The increase in hiring by small businesses is an encouraging sign for the economy amid estimates that the 16 - day government shutdown could have sliced off as much as 0.6 percentage point from fourth quarter gross domestic product (GDP) growth.

A lot of these might sound insignificant, but they can make a world of a difference as coming off as real.

Despite the financial challenges they face, millennials themselves still feel pretty optimistic: Recent surveys have found a significant majority believe they will be at least as well off as...

He'll also have a tricky balancing act to pull off as a federalist leader with a lot of former Bloc supporters.

Long - standing retailers are dying off as shoppers» habits shift online.

The cryptocurrency, which started off as an obscure and esoteric entity, has spawned a multi-billion-dollar economy that connects startups, investors and consumers.

its customers — more than three - fourths of which are millennials — tended to view Monday's sell - off as a buying opportunity.

PACE allows homeowners to borrow money for renewable energy investments and pay the loan off as a property tax.

All your hard work and planning begin to pay off as your business grows.

When we do that, the part of us that fears coming off as self - promoters drops away.

Small merchants like my company take credit card security very seriously while some larger companies simply write it off as a cost of business.

James Ballentine, the head lobbyist for the ABA, responded that «anyone who believes that community banks are better off as a result of this avalanche of new regulation is off the mark.»

Yet, the current rules require that much of the cost be written off as an expense when it is incurred, meaning that early years in a product development tend to show very low profits, or in some cases even massive losses, with inflated profits toward the end.