Not exact matches
The
company saw 2014 revenue of more than $ 100 million — 10 times its figure for the previous year — and Mullen says the service is
profitable in some markets, though he declined to elaborate.
See if the
company has been able to stay
profitable, grow its book value and stay afloat without loading up on debt, Cooke says.
Even as corporate earnings continue to soar and big
companies appear to be very
profitable, I've remained cautiously optimistic about the economy, because the SurePayroll Small Business Scorecard data doesn't reveal the uptick in hiring we've wanted to
see.
Now he's beginning to
see companies that are
profitable with merely solid — not extraordinary — balance sheets qualify for loans.
«I want to understand how Internet markets develop in different parts of the world and then
see how
companies should react in order to be
profitable.»
«We start an open - source VC firm such that people have to submit their ideas online for all to
see and we only invest in
companies that can be
profitable in 90 days?»
WASHINGTON — Even as Apple became the nation's most
profitable technology
company, it avoided billions in taxes in the United States and around the world through a web of subsidiaries so complex it spanned continents and went beyond anything most experts had ever
seen, Congressional investigators disclosed on Monday.
These forward - looking
companies recognize that using natural gas, efficiency, and renewable energy are more
profitable than retrofitting coal - fired plants — which are
seen as being obsolete, inefficient, and highly polluting.
Although Capital Senior Living's operations are still
profitable, the
company needs to show investors clear signs of growth that they didn't
see today.
Stratasys has racked up nearly $ 1.6 billion in GAAP net losses over the past three years, you
see, and if the
company were ever to become
profitable (or be acquired by a
company that is
profitable), then those $ 1.6 billion in «deferred tax assets» could be used to offset future profits, and lower Stratasys» (or an acquirer's) tax bill.
It's kind of refreshing to
see them take this approach now where it's, we're actually going to focus more on actually being a
profitable company.
The main issues for which we
see no answer is that the path to profitability puts the
company in a catch 22, to become
profitable, Twitter must alienate its users or to grow users, Twitter must alienate its advertisers.
We've also come to
see that sellers who successfully manage these six key challenges are more likely to sell their
companies in a timely and
profitable way:
Co-founder and chief executive Jennifer Hyman said her
company, which is
profitable on an EBITDA basis, was not planning on raising new funding but
saw this as a rare opportunity at an advantageous time in the business» lifecycle.»
Apparently, the
company will start in the next few months with a boutique retail store in Seattle to gauge interest and
see if it could be a
profitable venture.
Seeing lower excess returns for the top quintile is consistent with the theory that the most
profitable companies often attract the most fierce competition.
If a
company is
seen as cutting back on its growth or is less
profitable — either through higher debt expenses or less revenue — the estimated amount of future cash flows will drop.
Public
companies tend to be more
profitable than
companies on average (that's why they can go public) and will usually
see larger gains relative to the larger economy.
Since you are not restricted to public offerings, you should research private ventures to
see if there are any
companies that you like and could be
profitable.
Leaving aside the biases that most of us have one way or another for each of these
companies, and you'll
see 4 extremely
profitable, high quality businesses with very low multiples of earnings and free cash flow.
But those ideas vary: 53 % view it as investing in
companies that are likely to be more
profitable because they are proactive in preparing for environmental and social changes while 36 %
see it as focusing on
companies because they are best - in - class when it comes to environmental or social issues or how the
company is managed.
Some great businesses have very volatile returns — for example,
See's [a very
profitable candy
company owned by Berkshire] usually loses money in two quarters of each year — and some terrible businesses can have steady results.»
I guess that's why we are
seeing more games like COD Infinite where other
companies have taken a gander at what Rockstar has done with a single game and made this persistent thing that does nt require a yearly release to be
profitable.
I can't believe Sony is still allocating
company resources to Home... I'd be interested to
see some sales data that shows how
profitable this thing is because I can't be the only one that
sees it as a giant waste of time.
If Iwata felt responsible for the
company's financial struggles from 2012 to 2014, he'd be relieved and thrilled to
see how
profitable they've become since then.
It is clear that many major game
companies see this as more
profitable than just creating a solo story.
The
company is growing like wildfire, as you'll
see from the prospectus, and it's highly
profitable, making it a great candidate for an IPO.
The fact that these
companies have taken a bite of the e-discovery industry tells you that they
see something important and
profitable.
However, the
company claims it has been EBITDA
profitable for the past six quarters, and has just
seen its second consecutive quarter of revenue growth.
I don't
see how losing a sliver of a specific niche market despite still being the most
profitable company on earth can be considered Apple «losing».
If we've
seen anything from the green startup automakers who sought Energy Department loans, it is very, very hard to get a new car
company off the ground, let alone make it
profitable using new technology.
While it remains to be
seen whether or not Lenovo will help turn Motorola into a
profitable cell phone
company once again, there is no question that the once - great
company hit its stride in 2014.
Employers want to
see that you will make their
company a more
profitable place.