Sentences with phrase «taking a toll on businesses»

Christmas and New Year's can be stressful, and take a toll on your business.

If there is huge demand but you only have a few employees, this could take a toll on your business.

Name recognition aside, the ongoing — and, arguably, accelerating — struggles of bricks - and - mortar retailers is taking a toll on business, with first - quarter profits and revenues declining year over year.

But this kind of fearlessness can certainly take a toll on business and personal relationships.

Everday, real people come up against a broken patent system, which takes a toll on their businesses and lives.

I shared about the pitfalls encountered during my time in running my recruitment business and how my ego, laziness and lack of financial prudence took its toll on the business and how much that had cost us.

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Campbell Soup's (cpb) ongoing disagreement with Walmart (wmt) over soup promotions continues to take a toll on the food company's already challenged business.

If you employ immigrants, uncertainty is likely taking a toll on them and your business.

For small businesses, cash flow concerns can arise unexpectedly to take a significant toll on day - to - day operations and your plans to build for the future.

For entrepreneurs and small business owners, long hours can take a toll on personal relationships, leaving your partner feeling taken for granted while you focus on growing your business.

The hundreds of millions of dollars Target has been pouring into its e-commerce to help it self - cannibalize its sales rather than lose business to Amazon.com (amzn) and a resurgent Walmart.com (wmt) among others took a big toll on its bottom line.

The apparent end of the amazing 1990s boom was taking its toll on small business as early as last November.

Thanks to pioneering journalism and stigma - busting public discussion of mental health issues by members of the entrepreneurship community, the toll starting a business can take on your mental health and the seemingly high prevalence of struggles with depression among founders are starting to come out in the open.

The company grew rapidly since it began operations but the growth took a toll on the firm, and in 2016, it exited nine cities, laid off employees, and tweaked its business model to an inventory - led one.

And while businesses need to adjust to having less retail space, it will take a toll on overall apparel sales during this course correction.

These concerns took a toll on the stock, as investors were forced to analyze the fundamentals of the business now that the acquisitions weren't around to boost poor results.

«Whether we go through with his approach is anyone's guess, but business investment depends on predictable policy, and relentless chaos takes its toll even if cooler heads prevail on the policies that the president is tweeting about.»

Low oil prices have taken their toll on an already weak Canadian economy, where household debt levels are at record highs and business investment continues to lag.

«Business leaders know that excessive spending and high taxes take a toll on their bottom lines and our economy, which is why they continue to support the need for a permanent statewide tax cap,» Flanagan said.

Growth and confidence remain elusive for small firms Challenging domestic conditions, access to finance and weak consumer demand are taking their toll on the optimism of small firms according to the latest data from the «Voice of Small Business» Index, which shows confidence fell by 5.8 points.

Economic conditions have «taken a gigantic toll on homeowners, businesses, community banks, and families throughout our country,» he added.

But, the combination of the lack of structure in my day and the stress of starting a business (which is like taking care of a new born baby) in addition to losing my main support system soon took its toll on me and I started to turn to things that were comforting to me.

The dissolution of the family business takes a toll on everyone: mother Soyoung (Haerry Kim), picks up a low - paying job as a waitress, while father Jin (Youn Ho Cho), sits at home alternately begging for work over the phone and drowning himself in cheap booze.

Of course, this year has also been marked by much upheaval in the movie business, from the sexual harassment scandals that have already taken a toll on the independent film scene to the recently announced merger of giants Disney and 20th Century Fox, which also promises to effect major changes in the years to come.

Prepare youself for the mental, physical, and emotional toll that running a passive income business will take on you.

Even the Fed's chairman, Ben Bernanke, acknowledged the toll rock - bottom rates are taking on savings accounts but said in the long term they could help buoy the value of other assets — such as homes and businesses — and ultimately create jobs.

Even if you have your own business, you may lose your major client and this may take a toll on your income.

The recession took its toll on both large and small businesses.

An increasing number of both brick - and - mortar and online retailers are attempting to cash in on the growing market for pet products by incorporating this type of fare into their business models — a trend that seems to be taking a toll on pet retailers of all shapes and sizes, particularly the independents.

At this time we are greatly affected and every day is taking a financial toll on our business and staff who are out of work.

The Depression began to take a toll on the family business and the untimely death of his father in 1939 was a devastating blow from which Price never fully recovered.

America's economic slowdown is hurting all kinds of industries, but it is taking an especially hard toll on the favored Green business of recycling.

Being a party to a lawsuit, starting a business or suffering a personal injury are life - changing events that take a physical, mental and emotional toll on everyone involved.

Beyond the question of whether it's possible (it is), the psychological toll it takes for a solo to intentionally ignore business matters, even for a day, is often what closes the book on the notion of a vacation before it even opens.

Once and for all, it's time to stop the patent trolls from taking their toll on American innovation, American businesses, and American jobs.

«What we are hearing from Canadian business leaders is that external economic forces are clearly taking a toll on corporate bottom lines,» says Gerald Courage, chairman of Miller Thomson.

The unnecessary extra health insurance expense takes a significant toll on small businesses.

Balancing motherhood with your business — especially during the particularly hectic fall season — can take a toll on your well - being.

An employee's on - the - job injury can take a massive financial toll on a business and even lead to legal action.

«The overall slowdown has taken a toll on the general insurance business.

Research says the death of Custom Support will take a heavy toll on businesses that have acted slowly, noting that costs could reach up to $ 5 million every year, or as high as $ 200 per PC every year, based on a Gartner report.

Canton, MO About Blog US Wellness Meats was founded in 2000 in Monticello, by visionary farmers, who saw that big - business cattle - raising practices were taking a toll on our animals and our health.

As Business Insider has previously reported, it seems to be conflict between parents that takes a toll on children — not the divorce itself.

A decade ago, Inland Group was the top company in the unlisted REIT business, but its reputation and fundraising suffered after the crash took a toll on two of its REITs, Inland Western Retail Real Estate Trust and Inland American Real Estate Trust.