Sentences with phrase «old dying business»

Sadly, I think news organisations will vanish before they reconcile themselves to their need to switch models: they ought to shoot for volume on emerging media instead of protecting their old dying business.

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There is an old saying that if a business isn't growing it's dying.

In the old model, which died for good in about 2010, the leader in business was the person who is always right, who talks louder than everyone else, who makes frequent demands, and who collects the highest paycheck.

«The old business model is dying, and the new one hasn't emerged,» says Maxmin bluntly.

Much older and wiser businesses have died at Amazon's hand, and Jet will need to prove that it can fend off attacks from the Seattle giant while building a sustainable business model.

But in reality, Canadians make this place Canada, and as we get old and die, we need to be replaced, if only so Canadian businesses still have an employee and customer base.

Business cycles don't typically die of old age.

I do think the old business is very sticky and will die slowly.

It is commonly said that Joseph died fairly young and that Jesus had to take upon himself the support of Mary and of his younger brothers and sisters, and that not until they were old enough to take the business on their own shoulders, did he feel free to leave Nazareth and go into the wider world.

«Spielberg» has the feel of official business, with the man himself happily participating in long conversations about his creative process, while dozens of other sources — his 100 - year - old father, Arnold, and his mother, Leah, who died at 97 in February; his siblings, peers, longtime collaborators, actors, film critics and historians — supply their own observations and asides.

As the last of a dying breed — Muppet fans — when the opportunity arrives to visit star - studded Los Angeles, they don't hesitate in touring around the old muppet theater, which they find has long been abandoned and, with its contract about to expire, is in grave danger, as business tycoon Tex Richman (Chris Cooper) is eager to collect on the oil beneath it.

Meanwhile, the old - school business model of the Big Five publishers is dying still.

Dad had bought The Summit with his closest childhood friend, a real estate developer who urged Dad and his older brother, Jack, to branch out of the butterand - egg business they'd taken over when their father had died.

When my 27 yr old husband died suddenly in a boating accident & I had a business to run & a 7 month old son, I managed my grief in what some might call an «extremely excessive» manner which was destructive to me & to others.

Kernick, who also penned a number of crime titles including The Business of Dying, A Good Day to Die, and The Last Ten Seconds, brings a fresh perspective on an old favorite theme, namely of the wrongly accused innocent man on the run from both the police and the bad guys.

Old business models die out, and new ones are reborn.

The big publishers may rage against the dying of the old business models.

Moshe Milevsky, associate professor of finance at the Schulich School of Business at York University in Toronto, points out that a 65 - year - old man who retires today faces an 8 % chance of dying before he turns 70.

Maybe getting noticed happens in their spare time, and many are even successful enough that they can quit their day jobs, but the bottom line is that the old business of art is dying.

While many older firms are overburdened with paperwork and committed to a dying business model, the JHS firm combines the latest legal technology, a highly accomplished staff and alternate fee arrangements to give our clients an edge.

Not literally, as Bruce Wasserstein (pictured) died in 2009, but his business interests under the auspices of his Wasserstein & Company investment vehicle have welcomed their old legal titles back into the fold.

Insurance Need # 1: A healthy, 43 year old male needs $ 500,000 coverage on himself with his business partner as the beneficiary, so if he dies, his partner can afford to buy the business from his wife.

When the key employee died the bank got quite uncomfortable because the owner of the business was on older man... and he did not know the details of the bank's relationship with his company.

Now married with two children, 34 - year - old Elfassy's never - say - die philosophy has helped him become a top contender on Toronto's real estate scene, after just over two years in the business.