Sentences with phrase «with less revenues»

Then, they will fight tooth and nail to avoid paying out on their claims since they are smaller companies with less revenues.

have n`t they already out spent us over the years with less revenue?

The Vice President on what the current administration has down with little resources available to it said, «Today, with less revenue, we have increased capital funding by 400 percent as the minister has said, in power, works and housing, in defence, transportation, agriculture.

He had said, «Today, with less revenue, we have increased capital funding by 400 percent as the minister has said, in power, works and housing, in defence, transportation, agriculture.

The fear is that it could be the tipping point for relatively mobile wealthier people to move their primary residence elsewhere, leaving the state with less revenue to fund schools.

Holding back students seems like a poor choice, as does punishing schools that can educate students faster with less revenue.

Charters frequently begin with less revenue per student and then must spend significant portions of those funds on transportation and facilities — necessary functions for which traditional district schools often receive separate funding allocations.

Futhermore, they believe that MoviePass will eventually want to buy tickets from AMC Theatres at a discount price after the customer base has grown to a certain level, leaving the chain with less revenue to keep their theaters running or provide incentive to studios to keep making movies that they can play in their theaters.

Not exact matches

With its established diabetes treatments in the firing line especially due to U.S. price pressures, Novo Nordisk needs to find new revenue lines that will be less sensitive to political pressures.

In 2011, when Justin Woolverton began experimenting with a dessert of frozen Greek yogurt blended with fruit, he wasn't trying to start a business — much less one that would draw in revenue of $ 49 million in 2016, up almost 21,000 percent over a three - year period.

In less than a year, Weiss went from hashing out the formulas for each product with a team of 15 to banking revenue in the multiple millions (she declined to be more specific) and managing a staff of 30.

That model, he says, should allow B of A to grow revenues more or less in line with GDP, while returning 100 % of earning to shareholders in dividends and buybacks.

We should be outraged that California water utilities use a business model that left them with revenue shortfalls after residents used less water during the drought of 2011 - 17.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, a company with annual revenue of less than $ 500,000 is exempt from FLSA requirements.

While Franco - Nevada is making less per ounce than it once was, the company has increased both the number and size of its revenue - generating interests, says Shane Nagle, an analyst with National Bank Financial.

The creators of Shake Weight, the exercise tool with the oddly sexual infomercial, recently announced they sold two million units in less than a year, garnering $ 40 million in revenue.

These could include securing funding (Angel Round), hiring your own first developer from the initial revenues or it also becomes easier to convince someone to join your team with a greater equity and lesser upfront money.

Federal regulations mandate that most contracts valued between $ 3,000 and $ 150,000 should be reserved for small businesses, generally defined as companies with fewer than 500 employees and less than $ 7 million in annual revenues.

Due in part to its packaged coffee partnership with PepsiCo, Starbucks now captures nearly 20 % of US coffee sales annually, while the Dunkin' Donuts share has shrunk to less than 10 %, despite the fact that category revenue has been growing at over 6 % per year since 2011, according to the Beverage Marketing Corporation.

Less than a year ago conglomerate General Electric Co combined its oilfield business with Baker Hughes, creating the second largest oilfield services company by revenue.

Currently, certain kinds of small businesses are exempt from paying employees the federal minimum wage, such as businesses with annual revenues less than $ 500,000, companies that transact within a single state, seasonal businesses, or companies that rely on contract workers.

Small companies with less than $ 100,000 in revenues applied for loans from online lenders 30 percent of the time.

Less than half of Canadians agree with Alberta's habit of spending almost all resource revenues on day - to - day operations (47 %), and more than a third do not agree with this (36 %).

The four critical factors are: (a) businesses with recurring revenue bases — like a renewable subscription — are far better than ones dependent on constantly securing new customers; renewals are much easier and less expensive to secure than new sales; (b) customer retention is absolutely critical — all customers are very costly to acquire and very easy to lose in a world of almost infinite choices; (c) businesses based on products that require constant replacement or renewal (the «razor blade» model) are much more attractive than durable goods businesses (like selling refrigerators) where the products have very long repurchase or replacement life cycles and where the market could even fairly quickly reach saturation points; and (d) businesses that offer products or services that had a predictably high rate of obsolescence were much more attractive than those where the products had long, useful lives.

Between 1995 and 2007, bank lending to companies with less than $ 10 million in annual revenue averaged about 37 percent of total bank commercial loan portfolios, according to Shapiro's research.

With manufacturing kits that retail for less than $ 1,000 a pop, MakerBot's nearly 3,000 initial orders have generated enough revenue to cover the company's overhead, pay its 22 employees» salaries, and turn a small profit for Pettis and his two co-founders, Zach Hoeken Smith and Adam Mayer.

Today's valuations, however, are less overblown and more realistically grounded in revenues, cash flows, and price - to - earnings ratios, which all combine with today's more sustainable business models to significantly decrease risk.

But essentially, Mattel is looking to replace the revenue derived from a home - run hit — Disney Princess — and replace it with a mix of smaller, lesser known and not as popular brands.

Say you're a pharma company with a key product which brings in about $ 1.49 billion in annual sales, or a little less than 10 % of your revenue stream.

Doug Pelletier worries that less access to H - 1Bs means raising prices at Trifecta Technologies, his custom software business, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, with revenue between $ 6 million and $ 7 million.

In the base year used in the five - year growth calculation (e.g., 2012), any companies with revenue of less than $ 200,000 will have their revenue for that period lifted to $ 200,000 for the purpose of calculating five - year growth that is not grossly exaggerated by immaterial differences in the base - year revenues of otherwise equal candidates (for instance, a company that grows from $ 1 to $ 2 million would have a higher growth rate than a company that grows from $ 2 to $ 3 million).

We also celebrate younger companies (that is, businesses that are less than five years old) with strong two - year revenue growth with the STARTUP 50, a special companion ranking dedicated to Canada's Top New Growth Companies!

In the base year used in the two - year growth calculation (e.g., 2015), any companies with revenue of less than $ 200,000 will have their revenue for that period lifted to $ 200,000 for the purpose of calculating two - year growth that is not grossly exaggerated by immaterial differences in the base - year revenues of otherwise equal candidates (for instance, a company that grows from $ 1 to $ 2 million would have a higher growth rate than a company that grows from $ 2 to $ 3 million).

While soccer only represented 10 % of Nike's business for the last fiscal year — much less than running and basketball — it was one of the faster growing parts of the business, with wholesale revenue rising 18 %.

Why go from Nike, a Fortune 500 company with $ 28 billion in annual revenue, to Bitreserve, a fledgling startup less than one year old with less than $ 15 million in funding?

Premiums for companies with less than $ 20 million in revenue range from $ 7,500 to $ 10,000; If a covered company gets slapped with a lawsuit from a patent troll, RPX will shoulder legal or settlement costs up to the company's limit (which starts at $ 1 million but can go up to $ 10 million), although that's only after it pays a retention, which RPX says starts at $ 25,000.

HubSpot, a marketing software company in Cambridge, Mass., offers 90 % off its very expensive software for one year to early - stage startups with less than $ 1 million in funding and revenue.

As an example, for the social media management software, it is less about how it integrates with Facebook and Twitter for easy communications, and more about how it will help them double their base of social media followers and help them generate more revenues.

Only 2.4 million traditional loans were originated to businesses with $ 1 million or less in revenue in 2013, down 54 % from 2007.

Annual loan originations to businesses with $ 1 million or less in revenue fell dramatically between 2007 and 2013.

According to the GAO report, public companies with $ 75 million or less in market capitalization paid a median of $ 1.14 in audit fees for every $ 100 in revenue under the act, compared to just 13 cents for every $ 100 by companies with over $ 1 billion in market capitalization.

This quarterly national survey, conducted in October by APCO Insight, polled for - profit U.S. companies with less than $ 10 million in annual revenue.

The filing was made under the JOBS Act, which lets companies with less than $ 1 billion in revenue work with regulators on IPO plans before actually making them public.

For small firms — those with less than $ 10 million in annual revenue — you don't necessarily need your controller to be a CPA.

Sources for charts: Securities Data Co., Moody's Investors Service, and Inc. * Companies with $ 10 million or less in revenues at time of 1996 IPO 1Before 3 - for - 1 split

Source: «Pulse of the Middle Market,» a BDO Seidman survey of 2,201 companies; 88 % with annual revenues of less than $ 50 million, New York City, 1991

Tom Sanger, a partner with accounting and advisory firm Moss Adams, says that, «small businesses, now defined as having an average of less than $ 50 million in gross revenue over the prior three years, will be able to offset (the alternative minimum tax) AMT with R&D credits generated after Jan. 1, 2016.»

The decline in net revenues compared with the third quarter of 2010 reflected significantly lower results in credit products, mortgages and, to a lesser extent, currencies.

Essentially our offer is that we handle the production & distribution and then share revenue with the people who help create the works for a period of time (12 months) in exchange for their work at half pay — As shoots only last a day or two max, there is very little risk for people to participate as it's a good deal and we already know everyone in the business so there is little downtime building any of the infrastructure or much less cold calling anyone

If pre-product, pre-revenue companies (i.e. loss making, just idea stage) can be valued for $ 10 — $ 20 million, why can't Financial Samurai, which is highly profitable, has six years of existence, can pay a nice dividend if it wants to, has way less risk than all these new startups, and can grow revenue by triple digits every year with promotion, be worth a similar range?