Sentences with phrase «revenue weakness has»

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Comcast may have added subscribers overall, but its NBCUniversal unit reported some weakness in subscriber numbers, saying growth in revenue was «partially offset by a decline in subscribers at our cable networks.»

Weakness in the company's revenue seems to have hurt the bottom line, decreasing earnings per share.

Arrow Group has posted a Eur1.9 m pre-tax loss on revenue down 18 % to Eur340m for 2009, compared to a pre-tax profit of Eur4.6 m in the previous year, as the Irish meat processor was impacted by reduced consumer spending and the weakness of sterling.

A very partial list includes the PAC holding the BBC to account for its staggering severance payments; exposing the billions of pounds squandered by the NHS IT programme; exposing the very poor and costly management of nuclear waste; examining the considerable weaknesses of the Charity Commission; taking Amazon, Google and Starbucks to task for their reluctance to pay Corporation Tax on their UK profits; and probing more deeply than ever before into the affairs of HM Revenue and Customs, exposing serious mistakes by the organisation that HMRC had previously kept hidden.

I also think that the overseas profit numbers (a significant chunk of their revenues) have taken a beating because of the higher dollar, and not because of systemic weakness in the underlying business.

Gradual sterling weakness has been a long - term tailwind, while the Brexit dump is clearly a key driver of the FY - 2017 / 2018 revenue step - up.

Pason Systems has good reason to maintain its high dividend yield despite continued weakness in oil drilling and its 50 % drop in revenue for the quarter.

More fool me... even in my original write - up, I identified Newmark's fatal weakness — its Electronic division, which in the last decade has proved incapable of generating revenue growth (despite reporting numerous new contract wins), has consumed ridiculous amounts of balance sheet capital, and has allowed a 23 % adjusted EBIT margin to steadily erode & turn into losses.

That approach to the market works for many projects, but it has a weakness: lots of smaller, community - based projects can't get funded if they have to wait for year - by - year offset revenues.

For example, all estimates of government revenue and outgo depend on some sort of economic model, which superficially have the same weaknesses as climate models: validation issues, adjustable parameters, some key processes (convection, precipitation, human behavior) can't be reliably modeled.

This approach to the market works for many projects, but it has a weakness: lots of smaller, community - based projects can't get funded if they have to wait for year - by - year offset revenues.