Sentences with phrase «survive as business people»

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As someone who helps prospective and existing business owners for a living, I am heartened by all the media attention aimed at helping people find employment and survive this difficult economy.

Bitstamp, the world's oldest surviving bitcoin exchange, is up for sale, according to people familiar with the matter, and a South Korean gaming company is said to be close to finalizing a deal to buy it.Three people with knowledge of the deal told Business Insider that Bitstamp was in the middle of a sales process, and two of those people named Nexon as the likely buyer.

We're going to try and find out why they've outlasted hundreds of thousands of other restaurants by visiting these centenarians in person and talking to the owners, chefs, wait staff, and (perhaps most importantly) customers, as to why they think their restaurant has survived and flourished in one of the most competitive businesses in the country.

As people cut back on consumption to try and weather this economic storm, more businesses will struggle to survive leading to further further job losses.

That's because the business aspect (which allows you to survive and help more people) is almost as important as the legal skills.

Typically designed so that the surviving business partner would have the money to purchase the company interests, life insurance for businesses can also be structured as «key person insurance,» where if a key employee dies the business owner will receive a benefit to help offset the financial impact of losing the key employee.

In addition to a business partner policy that will buy out the surviving spouse, it is important for people with high net worth to purchase an individual life insurance policy as well.

But I believe as more people join the ecosystem we'll see countless different business models that will make sure Bitcoin will survive for decades and perhaps centuries to come.

Just as a «bricks and mortar» business needs to invest in its infrastructure, people and products, an IT contractor needs to continually invest in their own business (themselves) to survive and prosper.

More than 3,000 people died in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks — and as the country mourned, surviving family members were forced to get on with the business of their lives.