Context: Venture capital generally sells at a discount to buyouts on the secondaries market, and corporate venture often sells at an even deeper discount because buyers don't share in any strategic synergies.
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It sells at the box office and on magazine covers.
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Facebook sells at the average price of a Nasdaq stock.
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North Sea oil currently sells at around $62 per barrel.
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Similar model with 4K offering sells at around Rs 40,000 ($610).
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It's an early-stage company that sells at 25 times earnings.
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When a work sells at auction, the artist doesn't benefit at all.
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With an "umbrella", Apple sells at high prices and maintains high quality.
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Alice + Olivia sells at over 800 high-end boutiques and department stores.
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Nine. Goldman Sachs, my alma mater, [sells at] nine and a half.
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And sells at-- this morning it was $10093 or something like that.
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BUFFETT: WELL, OBVIOUSLY, STOCKS ARE VALUED HIGHER THAN THEY WERE A LONG TIME AGO AND IT'S HARDER TO MAKE A LOT OF MONEY IN THE STOCK MARKET THAT SELLS AT 003 TIMES EARNINGS THAN ONE THAT SELLS AT 200.
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It sells at 11-times earning[s], that's got to sell at 10.
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Gone are the days of awkwardly dodging up-sells at your local department store.
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The stock is down a lot, but it only sells at 11-times earnings.
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The Veyron is a much-loved supercar that sells at upwards of $2 million.
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He also grows white, juicy worms, which he sells at the market as snacks.
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United Continental sells at only 6 times earnings, which is the cheapest in the group.
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Like most newcomers, his drink sells at roughly twice the price of big-brand gin.
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Alphabet has a 17 percent growth rate and sells at 24 times 2018 earnings estimates.
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The S&P sells at 16.6 times its expected earnings over the next 12 months.
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Plus, Rice Public Art acquires an Ursula von Rydingsvard sculpture, and Basquiat sells at auction.
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If the home sells at a loss, the company absorbs a share of that, too.
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IT SELLS AT JUST 13 TIMES EARNINGS, WHICH IS PRETTY INEXPLICABLE WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT.
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This has led to fears of an "asset meltdown" as everyone sells at the same time.
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Plus, the MoMA has acquired a Tarsila do Amaral painting, and Julie Mehretu sells at auction.
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Osom makes its socks from up-cycled clothing materials and sells at a similar price point.
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In 2019, Apple sells at least five main versions of its most popular device: The iPhone.
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It sells at influential boutiques like Bird Brooklyn and is worn by celebrities like Charlize Theron.
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Choosing products and seeing what sells at what price was like running little experiments for him.
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A new bike sells at Frank's for as little as $160 or as much as $2,000.
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The stock currently sells at 14 times earnings, which suggested to Cramer that the market is skeptical.
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But it's a little hard when you look at something at X and it sells at 0003x.
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In his example, an investor who bought XYZ for $50 sells at $30 for a $20 loss.
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She sells at least a thousand a day and won't stop until the morning of June 9.
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Godiva now has more than 600 shops around the world and sells at many big-name stores.
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But NXP Semi's stock only sells at 12 times next year's earnings and has a rapid growth rate.
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"Right now, Apple, the stock, sells at a dramatic discount to the [average stock in] the , " he said.
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The basic iPhone 6S sells at just under $700 in India, or nearly half the average annual wage.
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It pumps heavy oil, which typically sells at a discount to lighter crude that is easier to refine.
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Primary dealers are required to buy certain amounts of JGBs the Ministry of Finance (MOF) sells at auctions.
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Instead of selling at a discount to the spot market, it now it sells at a slight premium.
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If their stock sells at the high end of that, the company would be valued at $1.2 billion.
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Plus, the Walker Art Center acquires two interdisciplinary works, and a letter by Oscar Wilde sells at auction.
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The 737 MAX 8 carries a list price of $110 million but typically sells at a steep discount.
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The Austin-based startup sells at-home diagnostic tests including for sexually transmitted diseases, fertility, and food sensitivity.
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Plus, Andy Warhol's work sells at auction, and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden acquires 30 new works.
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Looking at today's top companies, Apple sells at just 14 times earnings with a rapidly growing service revenue stream.
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Facebook sells at 22 times next year's earnings with 52 percent revenue growth and has $29 billion in cash.
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But by stripping out the aforementioned middlemen and fees, Grana — he said — sells at just 2-33X mark-up.
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Plus, the Louvre Abu Dhabi has unveiled 11 new acquisitions, and Marc Chagall's work sells at a Paris auction.
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Wal-Mart's stock, a more old-school brick-and-mortar name, sells at only 17 times next year's earnings.
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Despite the fact that it reported stellar earnings on Tuesday, the stock still only sells at seven times earnings.
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Plus, work by Theaster Gates sells at Sotheby's Miami (RED) auction, and Penn State installs a George Rickey sculpture.
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I'd rather you be in a really high-quality company that sells at a much cheaper price-to-earnings multiple.
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The Jawbone Mini Jambox was launched in 2013 at $180, but now sells at roughly $60 on several shopping websites.
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In Europe, Celltrion's Remicade copy sells at an average of about 30-40 percent discount to the original, Kim said.
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But it's as little hard when you look at something at 'X' and it sells at 10X to buy it.
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It is now second largest, according to the Fed, and also sells at a 40-percent discount to book value.
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"I know that it's at its most vulnerable when it sells at its lowest price-to-earnings multiple," he said.
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Van Ness is one of many stars on the celebrity-studded prayer candles Coates sells at her shop, The Five15.
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It sells at around 403 and a half and half of NAV, a little bit more than half of NAV.
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FedEx solves their succession problem (CEO is 75), gets 5,000 well-staffed distribution centers (stores), and sells at a high.
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Also, George Michael's collection sells at auction, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts received a gift of 78 artworks, and more.
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If the estate sells at that price, it will set a new record for Turks & Caicos, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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But Rabbi Natan Alexander is on a mission to bring couples closer together with the sex toys he sells at Better2gether.
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And its gear sells at a premium: Wolaco's compression shorts are $50, versus Under Armour's $14-35 and Nike's roughly $20.
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Because helium sells at a much higher price than even oil, he is selling investors on the potential for lucrative returns.
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Plus, an 8th-century Sican gold funeral mask is returned to Peru, and a Jack B. Yeats painting sells at auction.
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JPMorgan reported an 11 percent deposit growth and 14 percent core loan growth, yet the stock sells at just 12 times earnings.
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Alphabet sells at about 21 times next year's earnings with $52 billion in cash overseas and has a 16 percent growth rate.
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Even if it sells at $115 million, the mansion wouldn't break the record for the most expensive home ever sold in California.
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Some of those name brand products are imported cheeses it sells at a price that is much better than regular grocery stores.
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But if a company sells at a discount, those holding options on common shares come in last to get paid, he said.
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Plus, a Paul Rand photogram sells at auction, and Christie's and Sotheby's sell a number of Chinese and Southeast Asian works and artifacts.
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Currently the stock sells at 23 times next year's earnings estimates, which makes it more expensive than a Lowe's or a Home Depot.
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Young specifically likes semiconductor manufacturer Skyworks, which sells at 10 times its 2017 earnings and is a play on the internet of things.
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Alternatively, customers will keep their older iPhones longer or buy year-old or two-year-old iPhones that Apple sells at a discount.
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Dumping occurs if a company sells at a lower price in an export market than in its domestic market or below production costs.
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The phone giant plans to marry its subscriber data with Time Warner's TV networks to sell targeted advertising, which sells at higher rates.
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A bottle of top-end Garrus rosé from the Château d'Esclans, a Provençal wine estate, for instance, sells at an improbable €100 ($110).
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Plus, University of Oxford's Bodleian Libraries acquires a rare 15th century French Gothic coffer, and Nelson and Happy Rockefeller's collection sells at auction.
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And Walmart is happy because when people use gift cards, the company sells at retail prices stuff that it has acquired at wholesale prices.
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Cramer added that shares of competitor Clorox, while more innovative, sells at 24 times earnings, and Procter & Gamble's stock trades at 22 times earnings.
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The fried mozzarella sticks it produces in Brooklyn and sells at music and sports events will be front and center, made on the premises.
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Robusta sells at a discount of roughly 225 cents per lb to the benchmark arabica price, as the cheaper bean typically has lower input costs.
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The mini Lily bag in natural leather costs 350 pounds while bigger versions cost 650 pounds while the best-selling Bayswater sells at 895 pounds.
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According to Deadline, MoviePass has been trying to get a $3 cut of tickets it sells at AMC theaters, plus 20 percent of concession profits.
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There, he funneled his penchant for sustainability into making food and drink products that he sells at markets and through WeChat, China's ubiquitous messaging app.
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Beiler's Bakery in Philadelphia sells at least 49 flavors of doughnuts, the most unique of which include peanut butter jelly, salty caramel, and pumpkin créme.
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Piped gas sells at a large discount to LNG, which must be cooled to liquid form, shipped overseas and turned back into its gaseous form.
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Anthracite produced in China's Shanxi province currently sells at around 1,020-1,100 yuan ($160-$172) per tonne, data provided by China Sublime Information Group shows.
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Now, the paste produced by fields like this sells for a fraction of what it did when the boom began – if it sells at all.
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Crocodile meat, which Santana sells at 550 pesos (about US $32) per kilo, can be fried, grilled on a skewer, or served raw in ceviche.
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It also has a huge buyback, with the company repurchasing 500 million shares in the last decade and sells at just a mere 12 times earnings.
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If the full allocation sells at that top price then the listing would raise $22 million, at mid-range that's HK$22016 billion or $2.73 million.
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After the monster run that the stock market has had recently, Cramer estimates that the average stock in the now sells at an expensive 20 times earnings.
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Today, gasoline sells at historic lows, thanks to fracking technologies innovated here in the U.S. Behind the scenes, even more fundamental changes have reshaped our energy industries.
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Once a niche product only available on the web, it now sells at 4,400 Walmarts around the country, where it sits near familiar cold drinks, like milk.
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Details: Smugglers have used a household tool called a reciprocating saw that sells at hardware stores for about $100, the Post reports, citing U.S. agents and officials.
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It sells at 21983 no-frills food courts that look like throwbacks to the 212s, with picnic tables, umbrellas and giant menu boards over the pickup windows.
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The builder was Fokine Construction, whose principal, Christian Fokine, also makes cheese that he sells at the farmer's market held outside the history center on Saturday mornings.
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Today, Casper has a digital business, including on Amazon, and sells at more than 1,000 Target (TGT) stores in the United States and Hudson's Bay in Canada.
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After the monster run that the stock market has had recently, Jim Cramer estimates that the average stock in the now sells at an expensive 20 times earnings.
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According to Al-Monitor, there are even rumors that chemistry students at the Islamic University have been producing and distributing imitation Tramadol that sells at a lower rate.
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The S&P 500 currently sells at a price-to-earnings multiple of 25.7 times, well over its mean over the past 100-plus years of 15.7 times.
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I do like J.P. Morgan more at $114, though, or Citi at $71 – [Citi] sells at only 10 times earnings and [CEO Michael] Corbat's doing a fantastic job.
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The latter sees it operate as a balance sheet lender, meaning that it borrows money from banking partners to finance the loans it sells at a higher interest rate.
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Amazon hasn't been able to change the products its sells at Whole Foods stores as much because the grocery chain's lease agreements say it must primarily sell food there.
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In Cramer's eyes, Morgan Stanley is one of the world's best investment firms with steady growth from its wealth management business, yet it sells at only 14 times earnings.
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"Maybe buy a beat-up consumer staple or utility here or pharma stock today that no one is taking a look at, but sells at a much better value. "
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Plus, an Albert Giacometti sculpture sells at auction, and Sotheby's cancels their sale of the Count and Countess Viel Castel collection after an unnamed American buys the entire collection.
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But after she hits her head, she's fully in Rom-Com Land, where every store sells at least one of the following three items: cupcakes, wedding dresses, or books.
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What's new: NYSE's proposal would let both the company and company insiders sell stock at listing, so long as the company sells at least $250 million worth of shares.
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Arslan Tulemisov, a 25-year-old handler, said on a good day he gets up to 500 kg of fish, which he re-sells at 260 Tenge ($0.7068) per kilo.
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The Pilbara region of Western Australia produces high quality iron ore that sells at a premium and Rio invested heavily in the region's assets, installing driverless trains and maximizing productivity.
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A relationship is evident, Deirdre Featherstone maintained, in the fanciful drop earrings and necklaces she designs and sells at Bergdorf Goodman, pieces carved from pale coral, tourmaline and lavender jade.
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Critically, it also freed up SAB Miller to focus on more lucrative bets in the Chinese market than a beer which sells at 50 U.S. cents a bottle, or less.
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Assume that the world's largest single oil producer pumps 3.8 billion barrels this year, which it sells at an average price of $53 per barrel, or just over $200 billion.
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Assume that the world's largest single oil producer pumps 3.8 billion barrels this year, which it sells at an average price of $53 a barrel, or just over $200 billion.
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Now, Midwest plants can compete more effectively thanks to booming production in western Canada and North Dakota of crude that routinely sells at a discount against the U.S. benchmark price.
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If built, Eagle Spirit would be a crucial second outlet to the Pacific Ocean for crude from the oil sands, which currently sells at a steep discount because of transportation constraints.
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The pillow, which sells at Casper stores, on its website, and on the Target site for $73, frankly looks like a pillow chopped in half — and that's because it basically is.
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"After all, when a semiconductor stock sells at less than five times earnings, your thinking is that it represents a tremendous bargain — how could it not?" the "Mad Money" host said.
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"After all, when a semiconductor stock sells at less than five times earnings, your thinking is that it represents a tremendous bargain — how could it not?" the "Mad Money " host said.
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" Bristol-Myers Squibb: "Bristol-Myers has sold off so much, so much, and yet when I'm finished with it, it sells at 16 times earnings and it only yields 3 percent.
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Rhino horn sells at prices higher than gold in places such as Vietnam, where a belief with no basis in science has recently emerged that it can be used to cure cancer.
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Bezos made similarly massive sales of Amazon stock in 2019 and 2017, and has said he sells at least $1 billion of Amazon stock a year to fund his rocket startup, Blue Origin.
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The worst thing that can happen from our standpoint with Apple is that it sells at $230 or something like that because we don't like buying as well at that sort of price.
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Iran's South Pars condensate is usually sold at small premiums to Dubai quotes, free-on-board, much lower than Qatari condensate, which sells at premiums of $2-$3 a barrel, trade sources said.
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Nvidia's stock sells at 38 times earnings, far beyond where Facebook and Alphabet's stocks trade, and while it is no Amazon, its price-to-earnings multiple flies high above most of the software players.
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Smith says that the bill would not cover subscription streaming services like those offered by Peloton, which sells at-home stationary bikes with connected monitors that offer both live and on-demand cycling classes.
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In fact, she is the designer, and the pieces are from her label, Moderne, which she sells at her shop and 11-year-old commerce site, La Garçonne, as well as at other retailers.
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Despite its high price tag and extensive array of amenities, even if the $97 million mansion sells at the asking price, it will not be the most expensive residence to ever sell in London.
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The company's Mercedes-Benz brand is preparing to launch the "EQ" electric car, which shares the underpinnings of the Mercedes-Benz GLC, a model that sells at a rate of around 1,000 cars a day.
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PE is still 28, a substantial premium to the sector as well as the overall stock market, which itself sells at a historically high multiple: Below, the trailing PEs for the biggest names in the space.
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In July and August 2019 he sold almost $3 billion, and the billionaire said in 2017 that he sells at least $1 billion in shares per year to funnel into his space exploration company Blue Origin.
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Rhino horn sells at prices higher than gold in places such as Vietnam, where a belief with no basis in science has emerged in the past few years that it can be used to cure cancer.
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Hence the huge demand for a seemingly inexhaustible source of pristine water that is cheap to extract, sells at a premium and can now, thanks to massive investment in infrastructure, be taken to coastal cities: Tibetan glaciers.
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Given that his stock sells at just five times earnings and has a 6 percent yield when the special dividend is included, it was obvious to Cramer that he is not the only one fearing a recession.
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Despite a recent $4.5 million price cut (bringing the listing price down from $45 million), if the home sells at its new reduced asking price, it'll still shatter the city's current real-estate record of $38 million.
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" Lumentum Holdings: "It's a red-hot stock ... It's a telecommunications play that I like, but I like Cisco more because I am far more conservative and don't want to risk a stock that sells at a gigantic multiple.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mitsubishi Motors Corp's domestic minicar sales tumbled 75 percent on the year in May, the first full month after the Japanese automaker admitted to overstating the mileage readings for ultra-compact cars it sells at home.
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The remainder of its revenue is derived from its journal (JAMA), the insurance policies it markets, and the CPT coding books and workshops it sells; at most, membership dues could account for only 14 percent of total revenue.
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Despite a recent $4.5 million price cut, if it sells at asking price, 950 Lombard will become the most expensive home ever sold in San Francisco, displacing the current record-holder, which sold for $38 million in 2017.
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Its Colin the Caterpillar cakes are omnipresent at birthday parties for kids and adults alike, while the chain's staple candy, the gummy Percy Pig, sells at a rate of 19903 pigs per second, or 300 million per year.
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Refineries in Western Russia currently offer fuel oil at about 60.103,260.10 rubles per tonne, but a Gazprom petrochemical plant in Bashkortostan sells at about 230,221 rubles per tonne and Omsk refinery sells for as low as 400 rubles.
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The decoupage artist John Derian revisited his archive to share some of his favorite found images, which have at some point been used to create the plates, paperweights and coasters he sells at his beloved East Village shop.
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Photo: Jimmy GrewalThe Apple-1003 is the very first product from the minds of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, and when one of the 2100 or so boards known to still exist sells at auction it's a big deal.
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But Heatherwick is unusual, and perhaps canny, for making work that's widely understood to be sculptural, and that sells at auction as sculpture, even as he relieves those who experience his products from the burden of paying heightened attention.
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Once implemented, an app that sells at the lowest price tier ($0.99 in the U.S.) will increase from £0.79 to £0.99 in the UK. The next price level will be bumped up from £1.49 to £1.99, and so on.
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Now she has given up large-scale baking altogether, and instead spends her time designing a line of food-coloring pens, cookie cutters and other tools that she sells at craft-store chains and on the Home Shopping Network.
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Recently, Felgueiras, who also crafts craggy Portuguese cork vessels that he paints exotic shades — ecclesiastical purple, Oxford yellow, ultramarine green — and sells at the New Craftsmen gallery in London, has taken on one of his most quixotic projects yet.
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The cheapest legitimate vodka commands the controlled price of 21990 rubles, or $235, in grocery stores; the alcoholics at the bottom of the income chain cannot afford even counterfeit vodka, which sells at about 22000 rubles ($270) a bottle.
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But, in a decidedly 21st-century update, the Philadelphia Phillies had to fire their long-time "Pistachio Girl," after realizing that she's an outspoken white supremacist, with ideas that are only slightly nuttier than what she sells at Citizens Bank Stadium.
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On his TV show, for example, news commentator Walter Winchell offered up a free ad for the device: "The most terrifying gadget in television for TV set owners will soon be announced, and sells at $2.98," Winchell said, according to Alpern.
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Since its first release, the 2011 Antique series that now sells at about $3,800, the company has moved into higher-end collectibles like the 2013 Emperor Jade, which required artisans to painstakingly grind pieces of the precious stone into translucent sheets.
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It sells at $325 for 2 ounces at high-end department stores, including Barneys and Saks Fifth Avenue, and is touted as a skin care essential by a huge range of celebrities, including Kim Kardashian, Martha Stewart, and Kevin Hart.
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The devices include the Smart Listening System from Soundhawk, which sells at $400 for a single ear; the Bean from Etymotic Research, at $300; the CS50+ from Sound World Solutions at $350; and the Crystal Ear from NeutronicEar, at $545.
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But we're not going to-- we're not going to tell you how much each candy store sells at See's Candy or who was the top-- the top person at any place, brought in in sales or whatever it may be.
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The three-year-old, San Carlos, Ca.-based company has also more recently launched an e-commerce arm, selling products like herbicides and fungicides that it purchases directly from manufacturers and distributors, then sells at what it says are lower-than-average costs.
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Pricing-wise, they're not much less expensive than other affordable TVs (a 55-inch 4K Vizio sells at Best Buy for $800), but are significantly less expensive than the 4K/UHD TVs sold by marquee manufacturers like Samsung, Sony, and LG Electronics.
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Ms. Gerson, a pastry chef who grew up in Mexico City, is already known for her excellent paletas, which she sells at La Newyorkina stands across the city, as well as for Dough, the doughnut shop she founded in Brooklyn in 2010.
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"I put very little confidence in what I see until I see something in writing," said Norris, 52, who said the most popular flavor at his stores is Foundation Vapor's sourberry blast, a proprietary blend he makes and sells at his shops.
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Vengo's machines sell six items at a time, generally electronics (think battery packs and cables at hotel kiosks), personal care products (Kiehl's was among its earlier customers) and snacks, which it sells at colleges like New York University and at health clubs, among other places.
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Yearwood shows off some unexpected ways to use her signature spice blend (which she sells at Williams-Sonoma): to line the rim of a Bloody Mary glass, tossed with popcorn, mixed with ranch dressing for a veggie dip, and as a seasoning for grilled chicken.
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"When the world's largest company has a stock that sells at merely 13 times earnings, 21 times, then you keep buying it on the way up and it won't stop being dirt cheap until it trades" at 2800 or 2743 times earnings, he said.
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Smaller Spanish rival Repsol has set more ambitious net zero carbon targets for the oil products it sells, at a cost of more than $15.23 billion, but the huge scale of its operations now puts BP's aims at the vanguard in oil and gas.
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You may know me as the person who decides what price bitcoin sells at, but in my spare time I talk tech, and you're listening to Recode Decode, a podcast about tech and media's key players, big ideas and how they're changing the world we live in.
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Devumi, a company that sells at least 3.5 million fake Twitter accounts as followers to anyone trying to "exert influence online," has sold to people like former Baltimore Ravens star Ray Lewis, a reporter at Breitbart, and even a board member at Twitter, Martha Lane Fox.
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IT IS A LITTLE HARD WHEN YOU LOOK AT SOMETHING AT X AND IT SELLS AT 10X TO BUY IT IT SHOULDN'T BE BUT I CAN JUST TELL YOU PSYCHOLOGICALLY, IT'S HARDER WHEN YOU LOOKED AT IT IN THE FIRST PLACE AND PASSED AT X AND BUY AT 10X.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp is aiming to halve the number of car models it sells at home by 2025, a person briefed on the matter said - the second time this month that a Japanese automaker has emerged with plans to sharply scale back in a shrinking domestic market.
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Even if it sells at the asking price, the $97 million home will not be the most expensive residence to ever sell in the UK. That record is currently held by the sale of a country manor in Oxfordshire for £140 million ($183 million) in 2011, according to Mansion Global.
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The Nielsen survey found that more than four in five Chinese shoppers would be prepared to pay more for GMO-free products, and a 5-litre bottle of GM-free soy oil already sells at a 20 percent premium to GMO oil, but that isn't translating into a boon for the nation's soybean crushers.
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"No, I am not a fan of Caterpillar … but wait a second, if some company were big enough to take a run at this $38 billion behemoth that sells at almost half that it did not that long ago, doing so with a long view, I can see how that deal would make sense, " Cramer said.
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And infrastructure issues facing farmers and ranchers, resulting in significantly lower prices received at the farm gate, help underscore the truth in President Kennedy's quip that the farmer is the only man in our economy who has to buy everything he buys at retail, sell everything he sells at wholesale, and pay the freight both ways.
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Eagle moved into the apartment, a former parking garage one block from Carnaby Street, four years ago and quickly transformed it into a white-walled oasis, decorated with many of the same furniture and design pieces she sells at her stores, along with a tightly honed edit of fashion and jewelry brands such as Lemaire and Sophie Buhai.
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Eagle moved into the apartment, a former parking garage one block from Carnaby Street, four years ago and quickly transformed it into a white-walled oasis, decorated with many of the same furniture and design pieces she sells at her stores, along with a tightly honed edit of fashion and jewelry brands such as Lemaire and Sophie Buhai.
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Restricting Merkel's room for maneuver is the fact that many Germans are turned off by foreign policy, with one survey showing just 30 percent of voters think it is a top priority for Germany to do more to promote its interests abroad "The big problem is that this is not anything that sells at home," said Techau at the American Academy.
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There have been more than half a million orders for its new Model 3, an attempt to capture the mass market that sells at half the price of the Model S. Both companies beat the incumbents in their industries by combining a clear view of how technology was changing the scope of the possible with a fierce devotion to pushing that technology even further.
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Cramer Remix: Honeywell triggered a major trend Cramer: Bernie Sanders 'buried alive', boosts stocks Cramer: Low $30s is the magic price for oil "No, I am not a fan of Caterpillar … but wait a second, if some company were big enough to take a run at this $38 billion behemoth that sells at almost half that it did not that long ago, doing so with a long view, I can see how that deal would make sense, " Cramer said.
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