Sentences with phrase «pieces of your business until»

Or you rely on your accounting firm to pick up bits and pieces of your business until you bring in a controller.

Not exact matches

«With modern processing lines able to operate at extremely high speeds, the filling of two or more pieces into fixed weight packs has been one area that has until now resisted efficient automation,» explains Ulrich Nielsen, Ishida Europe's Director for Business Solutions.

After being bought for the relatively modest fee of # 26million, what looked a shrewd piece of business was stationed in Old Trafford's VIP seats until early November.

The departure of former Rovers boss Sam Allardyce was both a shock and shocking, with the club's clueless owners installing former club first - team coach Steve Kean as manager until the end of the season in a nasty piece of business which came across as a stab in the back for Allardyce, who produced miracles during his time and Lancashire and will no doubt be a wanted man in 2011, unlike tickets to Blackburn games despite Venky's best efforts to revamp the club and turn it into Real Madrid.

But no matter the source, the ideas are merely candidates until we've actually produced a piece of internal research that covers the bases and gives us confidence that we understand the business, can reasonably value it and also gauge the risks factors involved.

Jonathan [Cheverau], I want to write an op - ed piece about these people who have had $ 1.4 million of my cash — no, it's more, the other 65K, personally — and despite visting the branch in August ’10 and explaining what I wanted to do: bundle my personal with one business account — they all failed until two days ago — and I had to make three calls — my account manager swears off anything to do with TDW but accepts my $ 1.5 MM deposit.

Although specialists in the relocation field say they expect transfers to remain a solid piece of their brokerage business even during the economic downturn, relocation volume won't really pick up until the economy improves.

One of the first pieces of advice that I received from the pros after getting into this business was this: Don't ever let the buyers and sellers talk to one another, especially when working a double - ender, until after the deal has closed.

On Sept. 6, 2012 the Globe's Steve Ladurantaye wrote in his piece titled, Upstarts hook up to Shake up real estate industry: «Lawrence Dale, CEO of Realtysellers... is a Toronto lawyer who has battled the real - estate industry, and he vowed not to get back into the business until he could «offer customers a buffet of services rather than force them to eat a whole meal.

And the big piece of cheese was that until the ads and marketing material appeared, no one knew a thing about what was going on; they all respected me enough to keep my confidence; they all knew my «name» would bring them more business.