Sentences with phrase «so raising your price»

Carriers have their own shareholders to cater to, so they raise prices to maintain their own profitability.

Plenty of U.S. companies use foreign - made steel and aluminum, so raising prices on those materials means they may end up passing the cost on to us.

Nintendo and Retro Studios haven't revealed any additional added content, so raising the price for an optional easy setting might not sit well with players.

It's not, so raising your price is not going to hurt you in the least.

So she raises her price to $ 5.49 for her newest book (and also puts out a trade paperback version priced at $ 11.49.)

This means demand for bonds is dropping so they raise the price for bonds to attract investors.

Nintendo fans are sensitive as it is, so raising the price would lead to riots.

It's outside the scope of this article, but devs are going to need to realize that gamers aren't made of money, so raising prices isn't going to magically solve anything.

Not exact matches

So if the value of the dollar rose, Mexican companies could raise their prices in pesos to pay for the tariff, and those higher prices wouldn't be felt by American consumers because higher value dollars would compensate for the difference.

For the deal to close, the investor coalition must buy at least 13.4 % of Uber shares from existing shareholders, so if enough shareholders choose not to tender, it may have to raise its price.

So it had to raise prices.

Oops: The $ 400 juicer which raised $ 118 million in funding from the likes of Kleiner Perkins and GV might not be so impressive, Bloomberg reports: Investors just found out they can make juice by squeezing the company's produce packs with their hands, no $ 400 machine (already a drop from the original $ 700 price tag) required.

The agency announced it will raise prices for the passes on Aug. 28, so act fast if you want one.

For companies, an economic recession may keep stock prices low, so issuing securities may not generate as much money as the company needs, or can raise elsewhere.

The offer is conditional on Softbank buying 14 % of Uber's shares through the tender, so if enough shareholders choose not to tender, it may have to raise its price.

Faced with a worsening economy, companies are afraid to raise prices, so they're introducing sneaky fees instead.

For Jeremy David, an analyst a Citigroup, its foray into this space is so promising that, on March 25, he upgraded the stock to a buy rating and raised his 12 - month price target from $ 50 to $ 65.

But Zanoni finds he can only raise clients» prices once a year, or twice at most, so he's had to hunt for operational efficiency opportunities inside the company to make up the difference.

Pricing pressure: Partly as a result of its increased costs, Netflix has been raising the price of the service, and is likely to continue to do so.

So far this year, the startup raised $ 73 million in series A and B rounds of funding, with investors including Bob Mylod, Catteron Partners, General Catalyst Partners, Jeffrey Boyd, and T. Rowe Price Associates.

If you believe the outlook will make funding more difficult (in time and price) you owe it to yourself to keep your burn rate in check so you can last longer until you need money and either «grow into your valuation» or at least get through a period of time where raising capital is more difficult

And it's already in the hot seat over its drug price hikes, so it can't raise prices much further without risking another scandal.

So far, the percent raising prices is not supportive of serious inflation, but a clear trend has been established.

«But we know what happens when you raise prices — demand goes down, and perhaps substantially so.»

Second, corporate profits are still high by historical standards, so businesses still have a lot of room to absorb wage increases before they would have to raise prices.

The central bank knows that every period a fraction 1 / n of the sticky price firms will cut their prices by 5 %, and to offset this it loosens monetary policy just a little so that the flexible price firms raise their prices by (5 / n) %.

Ironically, the trend of companies raising less capital actually enhances the importance of the initial round buy - in (both because that initial buy - in becomes less diluted meaning the first round price was that much more important and because even if an angel wants to buy up more in later rounds they'll have less of a chance to do so; I also believe that along with the trend of companies raising less capital we're also seeing earlier and somewhat smaller average exits — also enhancing the value of initial round buy - ins as fewer investors are truly swinging for the proverbial fence).

Rather than giving American companies an edge, they might just raise prices by 15 % or so, making their products just a little cheaper than Canadian lumber while increasing their own profits.

It's just that demand is too high, so firms decide they can increase profits by raising their prices above other firms» prices rather than continuing to produce enough output to meet demand at existing prices.

Occasionally, we need to archive and / or delete some of it to make room for new data, so that we don't have to keep raising prices in order to afford more and more servers.

That is bad for a public company, so a company may go through a reverse split to raise the stock price.

If you want to offer free or very cheap shipping, consider raising the prices of your products, even by a dollar or so, to help cover delivery costs.

The truth is, prices can only be raised so far.

So rounds tend to be «range bound» where prices at the top end of the valuation spectrum often being done in boom markets (i.e. 2007, 2011) and for the hottest of companies test the top end of the range, and in bad markets for fund raising (2003, 2008) test the bottom end of the range.

If I raise my offer so high that you're actually willing to sell to me at that price, I'll quote a lower price again.

So a Goizueta and Keough could do much more than raise prices.

Real estate also remains by far the economy's largest asset — so large that it absorbs about 80 percent of bank credit in many countries, with such credit thereby raising housing and other real estate prices, adding to the economy's debt overhead.

«So, as a host I am able to scale my business, but at Uber all of those things are controlled and I can not raise my prices.

(Online purchases peak during weekday office hours, so retailers are commonly advised to raise prices in the morning and lower them in the early evening.)

So when the angel market was approached there was almost immediate adverse reaction to the $ 10 million price tag, some investors rightly worrying about pain it would cause the family and friends group if funds had to be raised below the absurdly high $ 10 million level.

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He noted that the extreme price volatility of cryptocurrencies raises risks for investors so Esma has issued warnings.

An obvious consequence of this increased supply is that company valuations (i.e. prices) have gone up, and so has the amount of capital raised by most companies.

So a lot of the great record of Eisner and Wells came from just raising prices at Disneyland and Disneyworld and through video cassette sales of classic animated movies.

So it will probably have some impact, in the short term, in terms of raising prices.

When critics attacked Uber's so - called surge pricing policy, a system akin to the scheme used by airlines and hotels to raise prices when demand is high, the CEO who'd been fanatical about lowering prices began publicly mocking customers who complained.

So God was angry and put his violence on Jesus trough the cross, luckily Jesus know he would raise from the dead, so he paid a price but got a reward for paying this pricSo God was angry and put his violence on Jesus trough the cross, luckily Jesus know he would raise from the dead, so he paid a price but got a reward for paying this pricso he paid a price but got a reward for paying this price.

Neville sin is what created death in the first place Jesus paid the price for our sin so that we would be raised to life in him so you both are correct

I think it's become so popular now they've just raised the price on it.

«Our burgers represent 25 percent of sales, so we are committed to finding the absolute best beef that would make our burger stand out without raising our price point.»