Sentences with phrase «walking away»

About 9,000 new hourly positions will be created, and Wal - Mart hopes that the move will both improve the customer experience and deter thieves from walking away with its merchandise.

Along with Netflix, the recently - sold 21st Century Fox (fox) holds the best odds of walking away with more than a few Golden Globes on Sunday.

The deal marked the culmination of at least a decade of attempts to marry the politically sensitive Proton with a foreign carmaker, with GM and Volkswagen both walking away at different times.

Instead, disagreements quickly got personal, with some students walking away from the game altogether.

The Inc. 500 is packed with risk - takers walking away from six - figure salaries and taking on debt — often with young families in tow to sharpen the edge.»

Walking away from a promising, steady long - term opportunity for something unpredictable is scary — especially if you've never run a business before.

The merger will allow AT&T / Time Warner to negotiate for even higher prices for Turner content than Time Warner could before the merger because the merged firm can credibly commit to walking away from a deal if, say, cable company A balks at the price.

If all else fails, make a «hashtag» symbol with your hands and say «We the North» while slowly walking away.

That suit ended in the Winklevii walking away with a handsome settlement.

Walking away from a home that costs more than it's worth could be the best option for some consumers desperate to downsize and start fresh.

As in a marriage, when a dispute arises between business partners, walking away simply isn't an option.

If you're running a «fixed funding» campaign, in which you don't receive any money unless you reach your goal, then you risk investing months of work and walking away without any capital.

But despite that, and giving up $ 41 million, Stumpf is still walking away with a pay package that goes into the nine figures, according to executive compensation research firm, Equilar, showing how large CEO pay packages are, even after executives are punished for significant mistakes.

Marcus Lemonis confronts him about his pattern of leaving and walking away.

Remember the bank bail outs when people realized that simply walking away from their home loans were far easier than continuing to pay a mortgage on a house that was worth far less than they owed for it?

There is no better feeling than walking away from your desk in the evening with a sense of deep satisfaction for a job well done.

The quality of customer service declines and customers end up walking away frustrated.

Stratum Metals has become the sixth Western Australian company to cancel a backdoor listing deal in the past year, with the Nedlands - based business reviewing its future options, including plans for the East Menzies gold project, after walking away from a planned reverse takeover of a US technology venture.

Cousins encounters a disgruntled Trump walking away from the White House while tweeting about coal fireplaces, and immediately comes to the rescue to get the president a gas version — hilarity ensues.

At the very least, that means walking away from any sale that would have scared you off on the domestic scene.

Walking away from the comfy confines of the corporate world to start our own business was not only scary but we also encountered considerable skepticism from family and friends.

After walking away, bruised but alive, from the kind of disaster that has brought companies down, in late 2009 Maple Leaf returned full attention to the dull but devastating problem of currency and commodities.

Either he doubles down, sticks to the low - production model and hopes the unpredictable Eurasians kiss and make up, or he scales up production and competes on price, walking away from a marketing strategy that made Potash Corp. one of Canada's most successful, and profitable, companies.

«We still discuss each deal internally before walking away,» she says, «because we want to think about the long - term value that partnership would bring.»

If this person is prone to walking away, she says, «you have to very gently allude to your other options, without its being perceived as a threat.»

Dzhokhar had just placed the backpack near the guardrail and was walking away.

Faced with increasingly demanding workplaces, many women are looking at what it takes to climb the corporate ladder — and walking away

Including another $ 19 million worth of stock that Fields already owns, and he's walking away with about $ 73 million.

He slid on his back down several curves before coming to a stop and walking away.

Wall Street may be unhappy with lower volumes, but the dollar volume being traded indicates that no one is walking away.

Some employees are told to treat customers like family, because then customers feel guilty walking away from the store without buying something.

These past actions already happened, though, and fixating on them will prevent you from walking away from something that is not working.

«Mostly he's battled CEOs that are hired to do a job, but as long as they walk away with their bonus and salary, they're actually OK with the outcome.

I walked away with a whole new perception of psychic energy and intuition, changed in ways that I don't think even Raven could have predicted.

Having those multiple partners is key, because one of the big risks any small biotech faces is that the partner decides to walk away from its development program — not surprising, since most drug development programs fail.

The President would not walk away empty handed, but without a House majority on his side, his attempt to impose taxes on the wealthy at pre-Bush levels ultimately failed.

«I knew when I was eighty that I would never, for example, think about why I walked away from my 1994 Wall Street bonus right in the middle of the year at the worst possible time.

Now it's time to let it go and walk away.

Unlike many undergraduate programs, students will walk away from these decentralized online courses with a portfolio of work they can show to potential employers.

Instead, you walk away thinking «maybe later.»

Save me time or money, or make me more productive, and it's going to take a very substantial and persuasive argument to make me walk away.

They outsourced the watch design and production to a company in China that failed to deliver and — Tan writes — walked away with a good portion of their money.

Those with fine hair can keep the straightener at a lower temperature, while those with thick hair can increase the temperature to ensure they'll walk away with the same smooth results.

The opposite is also true: If customers feel rushed with no real, special attention they will walk away with a negative experience and probably won't come back.

In some cases, mischievous shoppers dove into the security settings, set passwords and walked away, rendering PlayBooks unusable for others (RIM says the issue was not widespread).

Whatever it takes, don't let them walk away without telling them exactly what you need them to do, and then get confirmation that they've done it.

Is it detrimental or can you take the hit if you walk away from it?

In less than three hours, you'll walk away with a piece of art and a fun memory.

When pressed about arming school staff, the training involved, and opposition by some students, DeVos walked away from the podium and ended the press conference without answering.

Get alerts when unhappy customers are about to walk away, or assign one of your sales minions to do triage.