Sentences with phrase «such companies generally»

The stocks of such companies generally perform better than the rest when there are healthy corporate profits and the economy is passing through the mid to late stage of a typical business cycle.

The market capitalization of such companies generally falls between $ 300 million and $ 2 billion (for comparison's sake, consider that Google's market cap is about $ 400 billion).

Such companies generally set up shop in Ireland, which provides generous tax breaks and has a fairly small data protection authority.

Not exact matches

«You don't want to give the mom - and - pop shareholder who may not have seen the reports the ability to Google it,» Robertson says, speaking generally of how companies respond in such events.)

Now pointing out that companies generally have the right to make their own rules for decorum doesn't mean there are not ethical limits on such rules.

The banks» recent first - quarter earnings were generally strong, but their capital - markets divisions, which provide services such as advising other companies on mergers and acquisitions, are already suffering.

One of the foundational principles of US competition law is that while it's legal to have a monopoly, such companies are generally forbidden from trying to use that power to extend their dominance into other markets.

After all, with trade being such a key element of economic growth, businesses generally could feel the sting if tariffs spike, even companies that don't rely on international sourcing and manufacturing.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. counted $ 331 billion in commercial and industrial bank loans under $ 1 million as of Dec. 31, the largest amount since the end of 2008, when the government agency reported a record $ 336 billion in such loans that are generally taken out by small companies.

And while such standards generally evolve (or are imposed) in response to emerging challenges and scandals, they are liable to be based on the average or typical company.

The report further stated that several public «crossover» investment funds such as Wellington Management, Baillie Gifford, T. Rowe Price Group Inc. and Fidelity Investments (who generally acquire stakes in private companies ahead of IPOs) are also participating in the round.

As such, mining firms with significant operations revolving around silver or other industrial or precious metals are excluded from that fund, which generally includes a much more meaningful tilt towards smaller companies.

The founders of a startup generally purchase shares at the time of incorporating the company at a nominal price per share, such as $ 0.0001 per share, paid in cash, since at that time the company will have no operating history, few assets and thus little value.

Because shareholders of those same companies may find it difficult to initiate such a change, given the difficulties of collective action, a legislative change requiring a split leadership structure but permitting shareholder - approved opt outs may improve governance for many companies while imposing relatively minor costs on companies generally.

Requiring that companies give shareholders a vote on such a choice episodically (e.g., every five years) would also be a way to help solve shareholders» inevitable collective action problems without forcing a one - size - fits - all solution on companies generally.

The company's weaknesses can be seen in multiple areas, such as its generally high debt management risk, disappointing return on equity and generally disappointing historical performance in the stock itself.»

Generally understood as a provision permitting companies to test or experiment with patented inventions prior to an FDA submission - such as a generic drug maker prior to submission of an ANDA - the provision's scope has expanded over the years.

Conversation about U.S. exports generally centers on large multinationals such as car manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies.

Value investors such as Sequoia generally seek ignored, under - the - radar companies that have been misjudged and have room to grow.

Caledonia uses certain terms in this website - and in some cases press releases - such as «measured», «indicated», and «inferred» «resources», which the SEC guidelines generally prohibit U.S. registered companies from including in their filings with the SEC.

Old - line technology companies such as Boeing (BA) IBM, Rockwell (ROK), Hitachi (HIT) and United Technologies (UTX) will be safer heavens than utilities, and generally outperform.

A: When a company receives low support for its say - on - pay proposal (generally less than 75 %), we believe at a minimum the company should provide some level of disclosure regarding the company's response to shareholder opposition; such disclosure, which often includes a discussion of engagement meetings and feedback received, should be accompanied by relevant changes and / or rationale intended to address outstanding concerns.

At similar stages of the economic cycle in the past, we have found that companies in economically sensitive industries, such as automotive, construction and industrials, have generally fared well, and are attractively priced relative to their historical averages.

These include currency risks — in the form of company - level mismatches as EM issuers generally do not fully hedge hard currency borrowings — and insolvency risks such as more uncertainty in financial restructuring because of inconsistent priorities and a lack of focus across jurisdictions.

Payments of such services generally will be charged as an expense to the trust and will not reduce the amount of fees payable to Edward Jones Trust Company.

Large financial institutions such as pension funds and insurance companies own about 80 per cent of the shares in British companies, and generally look for large dividends.

In a consulting context, there is generally no reason for publication provisions like these, in contrast with a company - sponsored research program in your laboratory, a situation in which such provisions are expected.

When such faultlines appear, the research predicts that employees will be less willing to take on new tasks that help their company — or more generally to put in extra effort at work.

While leaning generally in the direction of libertarian ideals such as smaller government, she voted for retroactive immunity for telecommunications companies whom were discovered to have been conducting surveillance for the U.S. government.

Dan Rossmiller, a lobbyist for the Wisconsin Association of School Boards, said his members generally oppose such programs because they send public money to private organizations and companies, and see the proposal as expanding the voucher system.

A company generally is determined to have such power when its market share exceeds 70 percent, he said.

After impacting notebook sales and generally reeling in most companies that have the resources needed to make such a thing, the general feel of it is a bit conflicting, all things considered.

The mutual fund generally has a theme, such as «Index 500 Companies» or «Long - Term Insured Municipal Bonds.»

The investment company generally assigns a level of risk to each mutual fund, such as low risk or high risk, so that investors can make informed decisions about which mutual fund to choose.

The proffered explanation is that «the rally in U.S. stocks was generally led by giant - company shares, such as Apple Inc., which rose 40 %.»

We generally stay away from mining companies operating in insecure and politically unstable regions, such as the Congo and Venezuela, or in countries with little respect for property rights and the rule of law such as Russia or Mongolia.

Aleph Investments generally will vote against proposals to move the company to another state less favorable to shareholders interests, or to restructure classes of stock in such a way as to benefit one class of shareholders at the expense of another, such as dual classes (A and B shares) of stock.

Companies such as Kabbage and Funding Circle generally have less stringent eligibility criteria than traditional lending sources such as commercial banks.

Banks generally don't like to lend their money out for such long periods of time, so the company decides to issue some bonds.

There are a few insurance companies which have delved into the business of insuring dispensaries and related business operations, but those are commercial carriers and generally address issues such as workers comp, general liability, products liability, theft from the business, business interruption, and the like.

He's also a fan of companies that can consistently create cash flow, and given his historical preferences, the Oracle of Omaha has generally bought stocks that are inherently less volatile than the broad market — attributes that only took the world of academia five decades to officially figure out, even though Buffett has been willing to drop such hints for about as long.

Hard money loans are generally made by private companies, such as Patch of Land or Lima One Capital.

And generally speaking, I think a business that can reinvest the earnings at 20 % (such as the hypothetical Company A) will be a very high hurdle because unless you are in a tax advantaged account, you're paying capital gains on those dividends as they come in, thus lowering your after tax results and widening the gap between Company A and B.

«Term life is great for income replacement during your working years, but it's generally not suitable for a permanent need such as estate planning,» says Tom Ewanich, vice president and actuary at Fidelity Investments Life Insurance Company.

The management teams of such companies are generally more hands - on and play an instrumental role in the success of the business.

Generally, the title owner of the policy is an individual but it could can also be a trust or business entity such as a corporation or an limited liability company if the circumstances warrant this strategy.

Generally, a shareholder that participates in a buy - in will, subject to certain conditions, be treated for tax purposes as selling the shares back to the company and the shareholder will be taxed on any gain (proceeds minus cost basis) recognized from such sale.

Since such investment activities are generally beyond the reach of individual investors, the company issues publicly traded stocks so retail investors can also invest in real estate by holding their stocks.

securities and securities of other regulated investment companies, and other securities (for purposes of this calculation, generally limited in respect of any one issuer, to an amount not greater than 5 % of the market value of a Fund's assets and 10 % of the outstanding voting securities of such issuer) and (ii) not more than 25 % of the value of its assets is invested in the securities of (other than U.S. government securities or the securities of other regulated investment companies) any one issuer, two or more issuers which the Fund controls and which are determined to be engaged in the same or similar trades or businesses, or the securities of certain publicly traded partnerships.

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