Sentences with phrase «to keep shareholders happy»

These established companies are mainly concerned with keeping shareholders happy with dividend payments.

Nomura upgraded the stock in anticipation of aggressive moves to keep shareholders happy in the next two quarters.

HTR has maintained its 19 cents per share dividend since late 2008, so it has a good track record of keeping shareholders happy with consistent dividend payouts.

Two goals from Aaron Ramsey saw Arsenal safely through to the group stages of the Champions League for the sixteenth consecutive year and at least keep the shareholders happy for another season.

With Spotify doing it this way, shareholders wouldn't have a say, but this doesn't mean that Spotify will not keep shareholders happy.

Qualcomm is likely to make aggressive moves to keep shareholders happy in the next two quarters while the company faces a possible hostile takeover attempt from Broadcom, research firm Nomura said Tuesday.

Through the worst of the Great Recession, EHI maintained its dividend of 8.5 cents per share, so it has a very good record of keeping shareholders happy with its consistent dividend payouts.

With a stock priced for heavy growth, and an executive team wary of adding new stores too quickly, the company needs to start targeting new customers in its existing markets, fast, if it hopes to keep shareholders happy.

As a big, publicly traded company, Whole Foods needed consistent growth to keep shareholders happy.

Leverage that 3 % -4 % risk - free return 15 times, and you're talking about a 40 % -50 % return on capital, enough to pay everybody's bonuses and keep the shareholders happy.

When a company makes good money it will give money back to keep shareholders happy and not be tempted by offers from those wanting to buy the company.

But there could be reasons for companies to push trials without proper evidence, says Strech, such as wanting to keep shareholders happy.

He takes whatever measures are necessary (short of scaling back his $ 22 million salary) to keep shareholders happy.

It means Amazon is looking out for the economic well - being of the company and making sure it keeps its shareholders happy.

The top publishing companies have to keep their shareholders happy.

So does simply avoiding buying guns altogether, since as demand goes down, these gun companies lose money and their CEOs have to come up with new ways for the company to be profitable — and keep shareholders happy.

Sure, they still need to strive for profits to keep their shareholders happy.

The Banks need to maintain certain market share levels in order to keep shareholders happy.