Sentences with phrase «tiny piece of the company»

When you buy stock, you're essentially buying a tiny piece of the company it represents.

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Maybe — just maybe — the blood markers might move a teeny, tiny bit unfavorably, but again, if a once - a-year honking piece of carrot cake (or whatever) means the difference between trigs of 35 vs 40, or HDL of 85 vs 79, people need to weigh that against their quality of life and the simple pleasure we sometimes experience from good food and good company.

Some of the company's successes over the years have included My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Y Tu Mama Tambien, Touching the Void, 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days, Gomorrah, Che, Summer Hours, Antichrist, In the Loop, Antichrist, Wordplay, Cairotime, Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work, Tiny Furniture and Carlos.

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As a tiny piece of the automotive marketplace, Mitsubishi should look to the success of Mazda, which has seen its U.S. sales grow from 229,566 to 319,184 in the last five years, and where a balanced lineup has helped increase the company's portion of U.S. auto sales.

Back in 1999 I saw an article, a tiny piece in The New York Times about a company called Fat Brain out of Campbell, California.

You could buy one share the mutual fund and own little tiny pieces of, you know of hundred companies or fifty companies whatever the funds are own.

It would overturn the Supreme Court's decision in eBay v. Mercexchange (thereby allowing patent trolls to get injunctions to shut down productive companies, even though the patent infringed is only on a tiny piece of the larger product).