Thinking of your business like a barstool, with all four elements — working in the business, working on the business, growing the business, and improving the business — present and balanced is key for Foss.
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They won't be discussing the business and the business deals.
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LOOK, ON THE BUSINESS SIDE, THE BUSINESS HAS BEEN INCREDIBLY STRONG.
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The business, design, and other sides of the business will remain untouched.
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"That's the business we are in, the business of help," Jackson said.
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I don't like much around the business, but I love the business.
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The business of Google is still, by far, the business of Alphabet.
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You look at the business and look at the health of the business.
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The business outstripped our management's ability, including my own, to run the business.
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That's the business and that's also why we love the business, you know?
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The second is that growing the business would be harder than starting the business.
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The business of America is business, but the business of the president is government.
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But I didn't really know the business; I didn't grow up in the business.
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However, like the business of tanning leather, ownership of the business itself appears highly lucrative.
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The Business of Fashion website said the deal valued the business at 100 million pounds.
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We're in the business of hospitality, we're in the business of being kind to strangers.
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We're not in the business of experimenting; we're in the business of electing a president.
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"We're not in the business of fake news, we're not in the business of lying, making stuff up, and we're not in the business of entrapment," Tuju told VICE News.
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Psychopaths may be built for the business world, but the business world isn't built for psychopaths.
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Their perception of the business is often an amplification of the current state of the business.
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The business also reported more than $150 million in acquisitions which should help grow the business.
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Has the business of the United States been compromised to protect the business of the Trump empire?
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"The philosophy of the business and the results of the business are really tied together," he said.
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CUBAN: The business -- OK, the business -- there was no good business reason for yelling at the refs.
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The business of releasing music is tricky, but the business of feuding as musicians is even trickier.
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At the time, the business had 30 employees, whom would rely on him to run the business.
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I want to talk about how you got into the business and how the business has changed.
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"The business analyst knows the data very well, knows the business problem very well and speaks directly to the business owner of the problem — and they are currently conducting basic analytics," he said.
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Do not think about that different, Let the politician discuss political issues let the business discuss the business.
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The rating and review you give the business will directly affect the business&apos average score on Yelp.
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Here are three important lessons from Mr. Geduld, via the magazine: Run the business by knowing the business.
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His dad and daughter, the Popsicle buyer who started in the business at age three, work for the business.
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"The lower my salary, the more I leave in the business and the faster the business grows," Grant says.
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We had several viable transactions in process for pieces of the business which would have helped the business continue.
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I knew I wanted to be in the business, but I wasn't exactly sure what angle in the business.
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It's baked in the business model that when the business does well, there's some effective social impact that happens.
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What did you mean when you said that you love the business but don't like things around the business?
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"I'm willing to change it, get the business healthy and grow the business where it should be," Giordano said.
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You know, because it sounds like you are in the business or are aware of people in the business.
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Lemonis contributed $150,000, half of his $300,000 investment in the business, to remodel the business and implement a production process.
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"We don't talk about what we're doing in the business..." - Eric Trump on separating the business from President Trump pic.twitter.
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The business could pay you in an equivalent cash value, such as gift cards purchased with the business' credit card.
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The Business Platinum comes with a whopping $595 annual fee, whereas the Business Gold card "only" charges $200 per year.
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This isn't the business I was ever interested in, nor is it the business I thought I would be in.
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You get the business with no money down and pay the remaining 70% over time using earnings from the business.
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Instead get government out of the business of guaranteeing all student loan debt and back into the business of education grants.
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Mr. Chalfen disputed that: "We're not in the business of fooling them; we're in the business of running courts," he said.
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We may be in the later part of the business cycle, but it's the early late stage of the business cycle.
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"My sense is that Donald's children, who are huge parts of running the business, intend to run the business," he said.
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Jim Coulter of TPG noted that whereas VC is in the business of mutation, PE is in the business of evolution.
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We wanted to invite everybody to come in and help run the business, help make the decisions that run the business.
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Police watch the business again -- and start pulling clients over On January 10, police again watched the business from the outside.
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"The business should be obliged to report its risk to society versus just financial risks to the business," Mr. Norman said.
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So, you were both running the business and then sort of in charge of selling the business at the same time.
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Third, ownership of the business must have begun at "original issue" — in other words, you owned the business when it first launched.
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All of this goes to show that companies in the business of collecting data aren't in the business of protecting it.[Wired]
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"They don't just think about the business today but what the business will look like in five or 10 years," he said.
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We're not just in the business of connecting people to connect people, we're in the business of connecting people to empower connections.
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If the business is a limited liability company or a partnership, losses passed through the business to the individual can be deducted.
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We're still focused on growing the business in London and the UK. And so far the business has been growing really well.
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But we are not in the business of abusing consumers, we're in the business of protecting them, or helping them protect themselves.
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I think we continue to invest into the business and invest into the growth of the business – the people, the technology, training.
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"The suspect then entered the business, got out and came inside the business," Oklahoma City Police Department Master Sergeant Gary Knight said.
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A spin-off of the business is also a possibility, the sources said, cautioning that GE may decide to keep the business.
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The business can just write them off their corporate income tax (or individual tax, if the business is a pass-through entity).
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In 2016, the business brought in about $223 million, he tells CNBC Make It. The business began as a college side hustle.
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Juan Pablo Castanon, president of the Business Coordinating Council, said the meeting signaled the business community's willingness to work with Lopez Obrador.
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I asked for some other people who knew more about the business, too, because she's not as closely involved in the business.
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LinkedIn is in the business of understanding relationships and getting the world to use graph analytics to reveal connections in the business world.
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While there's a larger debate swirling around Twitter's problems with abuse and harassment, the business side of the business is still chugging along.
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" On the business of reality TV versus making films: "It's nice to be on the other side, on the business side of things.
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If you don't want to pay the higher annual fee of the Business Platinum Card, the Business Gold Card is a good alternative.
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"It must be about the business of integrity and about the business of giving the American people what they've asked for," he added.
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While New Shepard isn't in the business of flying people yet, it has been in the business of carrying scientific payloads to space.
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Walmart President and CEO Doug McMillon will be the next chairman of the Business Roundtable (BRT), the business advocacy group announced on Thursday.
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It's a hard time for new filmmakers to come into the business, because the business is so driven by these big tentpole movies.
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I know the business backward and forwards and I have, you know, very granular knowledge of the business and very kind of big daydreams about where the business is going, and I think I'm getting well equipped to run this particular company, but.
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"We'll scale down the business further to minimise risks," Totoki said, but added that the company had no intention of exiting the business entirely.
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Subscription is going to be 60 to 75 percent of the business and events will be 2100 percent of the business while still growing.
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Specifically, what the Democrats should say is: Anyone who's not in the business of peddling the truth shouldn't be in the business of government.
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And we do that in parallel with our strength on the business side, so the business modeling side, the market strategy, go-to-market.
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After clarity on the attractiveness of the business opportunity, the next step is to get enough conviction to take action toward launching the business.
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"One is that the business is doing well, but they're skimming—taking money from the business and putting it in their pockets," Lipari said.
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"If the business itself cannot comply with the laws that are existing," he added, "the problem is of the business, rather than the legislation."
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Lacamoire You are in the business because you have to be in the business, because there is a need to perform, communicate, express yourself.
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"We'll scale down the business further to minimize risks," Totoki said, but added that the company had no intention of exiting the business entirely.
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"As a fundamental matter, the name of the business or the owner of the business should not effect any decision we make," he said.
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The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) and the Business Roundtable, a group of the nation's top CEOs, are among the business groups opposing Garrett.
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"People think that I'm in the business of acquiring seeds and I totally am, but I'm also in the business of withdrawing seeds," Wolkis says.
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So let's talk about ... you're talking about constant innovation, the business of innovation, which I think is the business of Silicon Valley, trying to be.
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The business filed confidentially for its offering in February after lining up a $100 million pre-IPO financing that valued the business at $1.85 billion.
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Because I think that if you abstract the business away from the things that the business makes, it can be really dangerous, particularly in media.
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But the N.F.L. isn't in the business of propping up traditional television's business model; it's in the business of getting people to watch football games.
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"In any position I fill, I need to see an aligned passion for the business, the business model, the brand, or the category," he says.
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The business backlash is significant because the business community has a lot of influence in Washington, DC — and especially among Trump's Republican allies in Congress.
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"I think the business community's voice has become somewhat diluted on these issues and I'm not sure the president cares what the business community thinks."
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She'd been siphoning funds from the business to pay down her property tax debt and couldn't afford to keep both the business and her home.
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It allows the entrepreneur to learn the ins and outs of the business and can be a huge cost savings as the business gets established.
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These custom shirts make up about 80 percent of the business and earn the business about $1 million in revenue, according to the co-owners.
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Dimon is on the board of directors of Harvard Business School and Catalyst; chairman of the Business Roundtable and a member of The Business Council.
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To anyone who wants to be a hairstylist or makeup artist: You're not in the business for hair or makeup, your in the business of people.
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"Telstra identified challenges in the business and changing market dynamics 18 months ago and impaired the business at the time of its 2016 results," Telstra added.
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More important to the right, as the business of Congress became the business of fundraising, the ideals that had brought Gingrich to power quickly got compromised.
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"I worry, I worry for the business, for the perception of the business, not just Trump supporters, they see that smugness," he said in May 2017.
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We have developed a proprietary machine learning algorithm that assesses the risk and return profile of the business and determines whether to invest in the business.
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"For Ford, 2018 will be known as the year between the business that wasn't designed right and the business that we know will win," said Hackett.
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Mr. Gay and his siblings put the business up for sale in March 2017, but the business has remained open while they look for a buyer.
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"We have engineered the business so that (at) the bottom of the cycle, the business is not only capable of surviving but of thriving," MacKenzie said.
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And all of these four were the ones supposed to indeed unleash more growth for the business, so the business could invest and drive more growth.
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Schwarzman is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the Business Council, the Business Roundtable, and the International Business Council of the World Economic Forum.
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I think that fits with the evolution of the business and that they become a bit less personality-based and more based on the business itself.
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So I pay myself a small amount from the business, but almost all of it goes back into the business, whether its paying employees, or equipment.
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"This is not me exiting stage left, this is not me leaving the business, this is a formalisation of the responsibilities of what people do in the business ... This is part of an evolutionary process," Roberts told reporters, adding that Caunce is already effectively running the business.
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DAVID FABER: I mean, I guess I'm just wondering, is the business that you're going towards going to look like the business you are moving away from?
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So, if you think of the business economy in the world and in the business economy in the U.S., there hasn't been a lot of good news.
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Still, Chia said the company is focused on the marketplace aspect of the business and is "not proactively trying to grow" the delivery portion of the business.
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That's simple enough if you're in the business of providing internet service and not the content, but less so if you're in the business of providing both.
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"The data scientists talk to the business, they came up with an idea, they didn't include the business or the technology team with the implementation," said Groves.
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Annual run rate is a measure of how much revenue the business will generate in the next year, assuming that everything about the business stays the same.
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So Rohrbach, the self-described business yin to Maher's yang, bought the business and spent all of 2015 streamlining management and optimizing the operations of the business.
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However, while there is talk about reinstituting share buybacks, it is the fourth priority right now after the dividend, maintaining the business and reinvesting in the business.
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But while Dag's in the business of breaking the world, the Island's in the business of saving it — and they want Dag to be their double agent.
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This profile will display the opening date in orange just below the business name, and users can save the business to one of their lists, if they choose.
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The updated ordinance effectively bans anyone from fucking a device that looks human-like at the business—it does not, however, prevent the business from selling such devices.
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"From an operating perspective the business is still in investment mode, so in addition to the capital expenditure the business is also generating some operating losses," he said.
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And I think, we talked earlier about editorial folks not either knowing what's happening on the business side or maybe not caring what's happening on the business side.
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"For a while, IT wanted to see the business more involved in projects, and also the business wanted to see IT more involved in business change," Martin said.
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"Ensuring that the next generation is involved in the business from an early age and that they are provided with safe spaces to learn and communicate within and outside the business is fundamental to ensure the right talents and passions are channeled into the various area of the business," she said.
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CNBC journalists are proud to host the Business Journalism Workshops and share our knowledge with you so you can learn to report the business angles in your own coverage.
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It's still a five-star review, but in the business, I was like, "Hey, the thing you sold me was kind of expensive," and the business owner reached out.
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The Business Pro tier costs €79/month, offering access to up to 25 people, while the Business Enterprise tier costs €1,499/month, offering access to up to 1,000 employees.
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When you form an LLC or corporation, this structure puts a shield between you and the business, helping protect your personal assets from things that happen in the business.
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The business has raised $125 million to scale up its production, and said that the funding would also help the business to open a new factory in North America.
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But I do feel that if you say, "Payment for order flow is the business model," or "Margin lending is the business model," you've got to spell that out.
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Nonetheless, this connection can be difficult to chart when you are also in the business of entertainment, and the business of entertainment relies increasingly on the mechanics of celebrity.
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He loved the business part of the business, Mr. Azenberg said, made no bones about his middling aesthetic standards and went with his gut where his money was concerned.
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A lack of customers led to a big drag on the business, with Intel finally deciding to cut its losses and get out of the business earlier this year.
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The business partner that I&aposd given 49% of the company to a year after starting the business decided to change career paths and wanted to be bought out.
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But they are not invincible, and the costs are high, both in terms of the health of the business, and the emotional and mental health of the business owners.
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"Uber was not, precisely speaking, in the business of providing rides, any more than a broker is in the business of providing property," wrote the arbitrator in his ruling.
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With the LLC and pass-through taxation, you'll be taxed personally on your percentage of the business' profits whether you actually see that money or it stays in the business.
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I didn't foresee going out of the business for work, but I thought that within the business, I would patch together a modest living, at least enough to get by.
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While change can be a great move for the business, it may be difficult for the business owner to let go of a concept they worked so hard to build.
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When Pure Barre's founder, Carrie Door, stepped down from the business in 2015 and L Catterton took a majority stake in the company, she said that noticed the business changing.
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But that also puts the business at the mercy of the larger aggregators, while an app — much like a website — puts the business in more control over their own destiny.
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"We wanted to own the business ourselves, so we were looking for partners to come in and advise us and to manage the business," said AMB Group COO Greg Beatles.
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I don't want our systems to just keep pace with the business, I want to be developing capabilities and presenting new options to the business before they think to ask.
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Strengths are the characteristics of the business that give it an advantage over others; weaknesses are characteristics that place the business at a disadvantage relative to others; opportunities are the chances to improve performance in the environment; and threats are the elements in the environment that could cause trouble for the business.
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Terra Firma said on Monday that it was prepared to hand over the business to the company's high-yield bondholders, accepting it no longer had an economic stake in the business.
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Ultimately, when the business needed more capital to survive, the strategic investor didn't agree with the founder's focus, opted not to prop it up, and the business had to shut down.
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The owner of the farm, who has been in the business for 30 years and declined to be identified, cited poor health as a reason for getting out of the business.
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Additionally, you must understand what phase of the business a company is in, notes the HR exec: Is the business still in startup mode or has it reached growth and maturity?
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However, the diversity in the business with wins at Nintendo, and help from the cryptocurrency market, has enabled the business to sustain at a higher level than what we were modeling.
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"The last six months we have demonstrated that we are not just in the business of cutting, we are also in the business of releasing supplies when needed," said Al-Falih.
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You know, because it sounds like you're in the business or you're aware of people in the business — you know that we are now for the first time ever energy-independent.
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The United States' position has pitted the Trump White House against the business community — an unusual position for a Republican president who cast himself as a friend of the business community.
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"While it's fair to say that the federal government is not in the business of managing local law enforcement, they certainly are in the business of enforcing the Constitution," he said.
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" Herndon adds, "I'm in the business of saving lives.
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The pressure has changed the business — a tiny bit.
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But plenty of questions remain: • What's the business model?
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And the business second — business depends on their wellness.
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This plan has all the advantages of Mr. Nocera's with the additional benefit of getting universities out of the business of athletics and allowing them to concentrate on the business of education.
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To make sure WorldRemit's EU customers won't be left unable to send money, Ahmed said the business is looking at opening a subsidiary in an EU country that could handle the business.
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Therefore, valuations will be established not based on the nascency of the business today, but rather the expectation of what the business will become in both the near-term and long-term.
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In July 2017, Grant had to move the business to a warehouse that's over five times as large as the first storage area he used for inventory in the business' early days.
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The problem for turning the business around is that even after employees are let go, the bank must still maintain the elevated levels of capital it previously needed to conduct the business.
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Britain could take a stake of up to 25 percent in the assets, the Business Ministry said in a statement but added that the government would take no control over the business.
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Stuber learned both the business and the creative sides of filmmaking early onStuber, 50, got into the business in the early 1990s on the ground floor as a publicity assistant at Universal.
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Société Générale would seek to sell up to 23 percent of the business in an offering on Euronext in Paris and would remain the controlling shareholder of the business following the listing.
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"What we heard from the business community in Kosovo and from the business community in Serbia is we want a more normalized commerce structure and we need a flight," Mr. Grenell said.
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And then obviously we have to figure out ways to mitigate that cost, because we'd rather invest that money in things that'll help us grow the business, not just maintain the business.
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" Justice Breyer responded that "I'm not in the business of sending messages in a case like this," adding, "I'm in the business of trying to figure out the structure of the government.
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But if you want your finance team to be effective partners in digital transformation, you need to encourage them to make the shift from reporting the business to helping run the business.
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And so it's not just the individual fundraising I did, but you know, I wrote the business plan for Tech for Obama, wrote the business plan for Obama Victory Trustees, wrote the business plan for South Asians for Obama because, you know, obviously the white Jew in me, that's obvious that I would write that business plan.
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But after 20 years in the business, Avatar Studios' owners -- husband and wife Kirk and Chieko Imamura -- have put the business up for sale and are looking for someone to preserve its legacy.
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Solomon: I don't think there's a problem with the business in fact I think it's a very good business and I like the fact that we have a leadership position in the business.
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"I'm still as convinced as ever of the potential of the business, but it's fair to say that, obviously, the business is not performing," Chief Executive Officer Jan Zijderveld said in an interview.
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He will step away from the business in the process, and Wolfe Herd, Bumble's founder, becomes the CEO of the whole company, retaining much of her stake in the business in the process.
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"The transformation of the business from a trading company into a integrated company with hotels and cruises at the core of the business will deliver the results," Chief Executive Fritz Joussen told reporters.
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Reasons the Business Platinum card might be a better choiceHere are several potentially very valuable benefits the Business Platinum card offers to business owners and freelancers that the personal card does not.1.
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The business had two customers, including chief executive Brian Chesky.
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It is not in the business of helping beleaguered economies.
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In the business it's going to be all about this.
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The business crowd offered Harold Macmillan and the Chamberlain dynasty.
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I think we're at a key crossroads in the business.
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What part of the business is growing fastest for you?
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How did you end up working in the business world?
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You're selling the food in order to create the business?
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O'Leary asked for royalties for the life of the business.
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Trump moves, from the business world, at a fast pace.
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The girls were part of the business from early on.
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The business people on Trump's list include several distinguished names.
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The business began to weigh on him mentally and physically.
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When he's not watching Fox: He likes the business shows.
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The business I probably remember most was the coffee shop.
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EDT), valuing the business at 6.1 billion pounds ($7.9 billion).
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I haven't seen yet a big impact on the business.
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"The business of pop culture has exploded," Labay told CNBC.
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He didn't care about the business and we didn't either.
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President Donald Trump: How is the business of the news?
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We have a conservative approach to finances with the business.
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They are not in the business of making value judgments.
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They kind of save those features for the business lines.
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The business community has also advocated for additional seasonal visas.
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Some in the business were not impressed by the loopholes.
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AND THAT'S THE BUSINESS THEY'RE GOING TO GET EXCITED ABOUT.
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Nick started the business after completing two deployments in Iraq.
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He said Abiy was responding to the business leaders' requests.
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The business software maker already published preliminary results on Jan.
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She gave Simon [Hall] his first job in the business.
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AND THAT'S THE BUSINESS WE SEE EMERGING INTO THE FUTURE.
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It changed the business model for publishing books for kids.
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The present management team will continue to operate the business.
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It's "necessary" if it's appropriate and helpful to the business.
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I can't let the business die with people over 30.
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I think it was really just the business driving it.
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Steve Brown celebrates these people in The Business of Everest.
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" Weyerhaeuser: "I like that yield and I like the business.
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"[The business] is going to be a hybrid," he said.
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But as the business grows, the land itself is shrinking.
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"It really came down to simplifying the business," said Fusco.
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Rightly so, they are in the business to make money.
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The business comprises military sensors, electronic warfare, avionics and optronics.
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The business has changed and that model doesn't work anymore.
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The company does not break up sales for the business.
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Because we just found the best smizer in the business.
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But the business has never strayed far from its roots.
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More and more, celebrities are transitioning into the business world.
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"I understand there's two sides to the business," McGinest says.
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What aspects of the business are most vulnerable to attack?
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The business software maker's revenue also topped Wall Street forecasts.
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"Upside has been grossly overestimated" in the business, Grady said.
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Read more in "Behind closed doors" from the Business section
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He argues the business had to mature a little first.
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The business accounted for about 45 percent of total revenue.
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He said "false and malicious" reports had impacted the business.
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Meanwhile, the founders are focused on growing the business again.
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Ahead, we tracked down the very best in the business.
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The business grows with the financial markets, but more slowly.
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And most of the time, the business, does as well.
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They have a harder part of the business to crack.
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But the business end of the tournament belongs to two.
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He ran the business by the seat of his pants.
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By 27, Munn was filing paperwork to reinstate the business.
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The business risk of building such a network is substantial.
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I learned a lot about the business end of fashion.
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With the capital, they officially launched the business that October.
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So, that's two cycles of the business cycle right there.
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But you need the finances to keep the business going.
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Esposito admits that the business aspect isn't always her favorite.
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SEATTLE — Amazon is back in the business of buying growth.
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The business officially launched in 1993 with six handbag silhouettes.
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Her husband's support proved crucial in successfully launching the business.
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The view from the business world was not uniform, though.
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Overall, I only paid $200 for the business class upgrade.
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To their credit, they've just really believed in the business.
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Analysts had predicted roughly $9.2 billion from the business line.
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They will have to shape the business on their own.
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Coalition ranks it between four and six in the business.
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Palin goes godly as she enthuses about the business world.
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How do you want to continue to grow the business?
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Rankin left the business this month, per his LinkedIn profile.
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This drive pushes each individual as much as the business.
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Are you priming him to eventually take over the business?
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Many in the business find that statistic to be unreliable.
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Maybe not recently, but before, because the business is good.
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For Zume, robots are just one aspect of the business.
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Well, if the business model isn't broken, don't fix it.
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Today the business thinks that success is contingent on familiarity.
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Whitesides: The additional spaceships are really important for the business.
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By the late 20th century, however, the business was struggling.
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The business is now worth $10 million to $15 million.
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Organized crime gangs are in the business of making money.
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Among the biggest variables in the business is the weather.
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McDonald's itself retains a 20 percent interest in the business.
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My family decided to abandon the business in January 2017.
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The business is being run by his two adult sons.
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Venture capitalists are arguably in the business of due diligence.
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It's the one negative of the business that we're in.
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Velodyne's long history in the business is a major advantage.
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We have looked at every single part of the business.
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"JPMorgan is electing to invest in the business," said Shanahan.
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"The business got crowded," Cohen added on Monday night's panel.
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It's a position that the Business Roundtable already implicitly accepts.
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He declined to comment on his valuation for the business.
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It still has the best brand name in the business.
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But we can see those trends materialize in the business.
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And the business may be better suited for Amazon's basket.
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The business section was flush with advertising, until it wasn't.
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This transformation is an opportunity to reinvent the business model.
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There were times when the business was doing phenomenally well.
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Still, Tan said things are going well for the business.
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That is the business from which Goldman's current leadership graduated.
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The business community revolted, forcing Pence into a humiliating retreat.
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That's pretty much the business, it's mostly ad fees. Correct.
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Some of the business has already shown signs of improvement.
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The business powers cloud computing services of customers including Amazon.
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So everything in terms of the business is doing well.
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The business is fragmented, poorly organised and almost wholly unregulated.
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The business social network represents about 5% of Microsoft's revenue.
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The business of underwriting stocks and bonds was also difficult.
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And as the business model evolved, so did the name.
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And the business case for cutting greenhouse gases got stronger.
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Would he have sympathized with the business side of technology?
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REFINITIV CEO DAVID CRAIG TO CONTINUE HEADING THE BUSINESS SOURCES
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Rothschild and Jefferies are handling the sale of the business.
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Sears has not yet finalized a buyer for the business.
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It's relatively uncommon in the business world as a whole.
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After 45 years in the business, KISS is saying goodbye.
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Meet the business stars who took out this year's awards.
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Unfortunately, the business is facing increasing competition from the Chinese.
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I often wondered: How is the business doing without me?
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"Uncertainty is the enemy of the business cycle," said Ahya.
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The business and professional sector also includes lawyers and accountants.
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The business sold at nearly 13 times earnings from 2016.
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We are in the business of seeking what is right.
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It could disrupt the business of American firms in China.
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The incident follows two similar cases in the business world.
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Go deeper: Axios' Deep Dive on the business of marijuana
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Us' affordable prices will attract customers and grow the business.
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Freeman says he poured everything he could into the business.
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I like the yield, I think the business is fine.
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"We're not in the business of selling laptops," says Zamora.
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Go deeper: Axios' Deep Dive on the business of sports
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They really put fashion DNA across everywhere in the business.
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So you can't disconnect between the business and the product.
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The Business Challenge The impact on businesses is more complex.
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These resources will be deployed to further support the business.
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Just look for the "book" button on the business listing.
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But as the business grew, so did the the challenges.
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During the 1990s outsourcing fever swept through the business world.
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"The business focus there is all about sustainability," he said.
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She invested $55,000 for what 15 percent of the business.
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The business accounted for about 43 percent of total revenue.
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The business has operated in the same building since 1905.
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Those who are not in government are deciding the business.
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The company faces growing competition in the business from Amazon.
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Ultimately, Martinez won the business, and Grafton came up short.
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There are lots of tourists in the business of entrepreneurship.
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It allows us to make the business case for diversity.
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The business has struggled to compete with Wall Street rivals.
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But how should they think, though, about the business implication?
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Twitter side of the business has become adept at monetization.
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First of all, build a bridge with the business community.
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"I am not clear on the business case," Krebs said.
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Duffer continued: This is where the business side comes in.
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Whether she actually owns the business is not public information.
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We should be in the business of being a partner.
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He left the business a year later and joined Lernout.
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That's not the point of the business, and never was.
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That's the business aspect of the game that takes place.
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My main concern is staffing as we grow the business.
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"We're not in the business of taking risk," says Beck.
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I defer the business implications of this ruling to others.
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The business has gotten tougher, but that's the case everywhere.
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"Very few remain to help close the business," it said.
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It also follows a failed attempt to sell the business.
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What are you seeing in the business community out there?
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We are streamlining the business opening processes bureaucracy around it.
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Wikileaks is now in the business of selling digital cats.
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We are really interested in the business enterprise software market.
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Jukica: We definitely didn't close because the business went down.
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The province's investment fund will own 55% of the business.
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Those proposals have already sparked backlash in the business community.
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It's definitely not common in the business world as much.
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But in the business world, misspellings can hurt our reputation.
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Globally, the business accounts for a third of Levi's revenue.
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Even the business of regular politics is laced with contention.
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It was thought irrelevant to the business of selling products.
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The list reached deep into the business elite and government.
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He quit his finance job to start planning the business.
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In some respects, Burrows, 75, was born to the business.
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The business requires large investments in delivery services, which Takeaway.
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It called the funding initiatives "a necessity for the business".
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This approach is evident in the business sphere as well.
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And we can also enhance the efficiency of the business.
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Most bidders want to buy the business as a whole.
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But these are the business model questions we're going through.
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The business of being superstars gives them all constant anxiety.
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You know, I would just comment on the business side.
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Right now the business is focused on growth, not revenue.
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BNP declined to comment on the size of the business.
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After this, open a bank account under the business name.
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Changes to the business model could reduce revenue (and earnings).
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All of the CEOs in the Business Roundtable, they're fine.
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Here, hungry night owls are the backbone of the business.
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I didn't know how you got started in the business.
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Eventually, I walked away from the business and reinvented myself.
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That essentially amounts to a request to close the business.
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I am not getting into the business of facial creams.
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Our headcount is flat but we've significantly reshaped the business.
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Reactions came in from the business and energy world Wednesday.
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The business has changed because the internet fucked up everything.
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On the other side, unfortunately, it's completely ruined the business.
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The firm also acted as corporate counsel to the business.
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But we see the opportunity to take the business global.
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The business is in a very good place right now.
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We have great revenues and great growth on the business.
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The business accounted for about half of Hasbro's total revenue.
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In the case of Carmudi, the business has retrenched itself.
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Hours worked in the business sector grew by 0.4 percent.
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It has also said it could spin off the business.
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Krauss almost lost the battle to get the business going.
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He too has said all the business affairs were legal.
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The business includes brands such as HistoryGo and Global News.
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The tension is taking its toll on the business climate.
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"THE business of business is business," Milton Friedman once said.
|
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It is not in the business of making moral judgments.
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"It's part of the business plan," says a Canadian executive.
|
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Mr Trump has deepened the divide on the business wing.
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Those people are in the business of selling your data.
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Classpass has never been afraid to iterate on the business.
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And Scientology is in the business of making people better.
|
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The business aspirations of companies like Planet are familiar, too.
|
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The proposed law would kill the business off almost entirely.
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"We're testing the business model" for goods delivery, Farley said.
|
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The business of growing organs from scratch is also proceeding.
|
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Samsung really insists on the business features of the device.
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Business justifications: The business justification for HomePod is Apple Music.
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"I didn't know the business of it," Nevins told Emmerich.
|
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Vanguard does not pay commission, so the business went elsewhere.
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There are many companies in the business of scoring consumers.
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About half the business around him are closed, Smaldino said.
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His sons took over the business (The New York Times).
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It's hard to disrupt the regulatory complexity of the business.
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Racial laws forced him out of the business in 1936.
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But bolstering the business model of SolarCity would be difficult.
|
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You could start the business you always wanted to pursue.
|
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Mercedes has the best interiors in the business these days.
|
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But that's not what Amazon's in the business of doing.
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I didn't understand how the business is taken care of.
|
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Why did you call your film The Business of Amateurs?
|
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There are no niceties in the business of professional soccer.
|
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The business accounted for nearly half of its total sales.
|
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Owner Australia's Wesfarmers is reviewing the future of the business.
|
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Consistency carries over into several aspects of the business world.
|
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Lew also will meet with leaders from the business community.
|
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All they can achieve is the business remedying its inaccessibility.
|
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"I don't think that's generally very healthy for the business."
|
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Then came a series of crushing blows to the business.
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If you're 14 weeks old, you're out of the business.
|
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Following suit, he renamed the business the Columbia Hat Company.
|
|
KA: "Brave Man's Death" by J. Roddy Walston & The Business.
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These guys are not in the business of losing money.
|
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AB InBev will treat the business as an equity stake.
|
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"What it proves is you understand the business," said Stevenson.
|
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There's plenty we know about psychopathy in the business world.
|
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Genealogy giant Ancestry is getting into the business of healthcare.
|
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Click here to learn more about the Business Platinum Card.
|
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Whether it is in the family or in the business.
|
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The problem is the underlying structure of the business model.
|
|
You talk to anybody in the business community right now.
|
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We are in the virtuous part of the business cycle.
|
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BUT WE DO KNOW THAT IT HELPS GROW THE BUSINESS.
|
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Its managing director, James Daunt, joined the business in 2011.
|
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"It's part of the business," Flyers coach Dave Hakstol said.
|
|
We are not in the business of kissing your ass.
|
|
The business was originally called Rock Island Oil & Refinery Company.
|
|
Back in the 1980s, IBM dominated the business computer market.
|
|
But the state's demographics seem to favor the business mogul.
|
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The business requires costly investment in medical gear, she said.
|
|
Without these, the business of globalization could not function smoothly.
|
|
I like the business model and I like the management.
|
|
The business skyrocketed when it began selling OxyContin in 1995.
|
|
Another episode in the business history of Donald J. Trump?
|
|
And yet WikiLeaks is in the business of stealing data.
|
|
We hope the business community signs on for all three.
|
|
Kickers miss some times, it's the nature of the business.
|
|
After that, Nystedt said the business was paying for itself.
|
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Even Ms. Jillson of the business association signed the petition.
|
|
But the business magnate didn't create these innovative companies alone.
|
|
Kimball secretly resented giving up any control of the business.
|
|
But after the first year, the business outgrew the space.
|
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"Banks are in the business of firing people," he said.
|
|
He also plans to seek efficiencies by simplifying the business.
|
|
With their support, the business is poised to grow dramatically.
|
|
Bertrand is excited about the business' new claim to fame.
|
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We're exiting the business and they're moving back to NASDAQ.
|
|
But Iclisoy has always taken her time building the business.
|
|
Still, the business showed continuing declines in major revenue categories.
|
|
Schwartz said a "handful" of transactions weighed down the business.
|
|
Then, after hearing the business case, retailers were quickly sold.
|
|
The coal aspect (of the business) is going to diminish.
|
|
And the business community has praised the administrator's deregulatory zeal.
|
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Instead, they've built the business one step at a time.
|
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The more the business works, the more cash it needs.
|
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The business cycle has been getting longer for some time.
|
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So let's get about the business of comprehensive immigration reform.
|
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We need get back to the business of the people.
|
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I got all those from my buddies in the business.
|
|
Still, the Business Council of British Columbia opposed an increase.
|
|
"The business side of it is very unclear," Fletcher said.
|
|
Microsoft has largely abandoned the business it acquired since then.
|
|
For the business traveler, food hall dining is a boon.
|
|
"This is the way the business is going," he said.
|
|
Her departure was first reported by The Business of Fashion.
|
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And then there's the taxes paid by the business owner.
|
|
The business social network operator reported preliminary results on Feb.
|
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According to CrunchBase, the business was founded in September 2014.
|
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They have been the most important part of the business.
|
|
Bittner declined to provide specific financial figures for the business.
|
|
For now, the business is still in its early stages.
|
|
All kinds of expenses go into the business of promoting.
|
|
Less can be more in the business of throwing fists.
|
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"I'd rather quit the business than work singles," Matt scoffs.
|
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"You know, she's always got the business acumen," Antonius adds.
|
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Google's getting into the business, Apple suddenly is funding shows.
|
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The business finance provider appointed Tom Fox business development manager.
|
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The business will also host "gloving nights" for its customers.
|
|
Lee has his sights on extending the business further still.
|
|
While the business itself worked, the scale just wasn't there.
|
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At least that's what most in the business will advise.
|
|
Rather, the data live in different parts of the business.
|
|
For a pollero, Daniel was uncharacteristically outspoken about the business.
|
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To those outside the business, Ignite's ads are simply offensive.
|
|
Cannon: [I also think it's] very specific to the business.
|
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How do you put the business and creative aspects together?
|
|
The business mogul called the publisher "lowlife" and "absolutely terrible".
|
|
Mr. Hassan is also a member of The Business Council.
|
|
"We've really seen some softness in the business," he said.
|
|
" He cited the business management book "Who Moved My Cheese?
|
|
How did your parents fund the business at the start?
|
|
The business is a "major investment" for Microsoft, said Boyd.
|
|
"We're excited about both sides of the business," Painter said.
|
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In the business world, certain schools have a leg up.
|
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That's not a want for the business; it's a need.
|
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Ultimately, though, Cramer says the business is not about hope.
|
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Recently, he's ventured into the business of selling Afrojack merchandise.
|
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In the business world, things often have to be quantifiable.
|
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SORKIN: HOW MUCH OF THIS WAS ABOUT BUILDING THE BUSINESS?
|
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Clearly the business is much more dramatic than just that.
|
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Meanwhile, the Business Platinum Card charges $1003 per additional cardholder.
|
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I came into the business, and I was pretty ignorant.
|
|
The business was shuttered Friday and its license was suspended.
|
|
The latest legal maneuvering will not immediately change the business.
|
|
But that is not how soccer the business sees it.
|
|
Henry Marsh is in the business of admitting his mistakes.
|
|
Insisting that the business should remain in the family, Mrs.
|
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"We truly are in the business of kindness," he said.
|
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"The business purpose of these payments is unclear," Avenatti said.
|
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"He didn't have the business smarts," David Santiago Jr. said.
|
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And so, yeah, you're almost shrinking to grow the business.
|
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It reminds you why you're in the business of books.
|
|
Mr. Rashidian now is no longer involved in the business.
|
|
One of their children, Giovanni, has taken over the business.
|
|
Warren stepped in to run the business, eventually taking over.
|
|
The business owners themselves would be forced to shut down.
|
|
The business is a fundamental part of the creative process.
|
|
She's all business here, but the business feels so small.
|
|
Yeah, and all the ways ... What the business models are.
|
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The business includes Eikon, Thomson Reuters's flagship information terminal system.
|
|
The business is in its fourth generation of family ownership.
|
|
Niels Baartman: This is my sixth year in the business.
|
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But when she gets there, the business partner has disappeared.
|
|
Snapshot: Above, the business class cabin on a recent flight.
|
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In the business district, her father's clothing store was destroyed.
|
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As that happens, he said, the business will be reshuffled.
|
|
We are at the business end of the European Tour.
|
|
She urged the business world to take on the issue.
|
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What we're in the business of doing is building addicts.
|
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The business plan, slide deck and pro forma were written.
|
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If we do that well, the business will be fine.
|
|
But for the business world, Brexit has effectively already happened.
|
|
It was also a busy week in the business world.
|
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It's gonna impact the business world, it's gonna impact innovation.
|
|
" Still, he said, "the business of government can move on.
|
|
The business of reviving the Lakers, however, proved beyond him.
|
|
Four other leaders since then had worked in the business.
|
|
The business did not respond to a request for comment.
|
|
However, the potential financial stress on the business is dramatic.
|
|
MoMA is getting into the business of making nail polish.
|
|
Sports ____ Honeybees are under siege, straining the business of farming.
|
|
But it declined to offer other specifics about the business.
|
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"The business just never stops growing," he told Business Insider.
|
|
I am joined by the greatest names in the business.
|
|
The business of journalism has always been fickle and grim.
|
|
As a nonprofit, any income would be reinvested the business.
|
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It's all about how to make the business case work.
|
|
Amazon is not in the business of saving your hometown.
|
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Some work in the business, while others are merely shareholders.
|
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They're listed in the form as risks to the business.
|
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To make the business scalable, the worldview is pretty narrow.
|
|
The business community is also pushing back on the idea.
|
|
Some Chinese entrepreneurs also say the business environment is souring.
|
|
The Lone Star State also slipped in the business rankings.
|
|
Complicating matters are the business dealings of Sprint's owner, SoftBank.
|
|
The billionaire owns 88% of the business, according to Forbes.
|
|
The business failures thus prevented might well have been catastrophic.
|
|
They marveled at just how much the business had changed.
|
|
This technique works just as well in the business realm.
|
|
But last week, Walmart bought the business for $310 million.
|
|
"I might lose the business next week," Mr. Tlaib said.
|
|
"The gas issue is affecting the business people," she said.
|
|
The business of public clouds has exploded in recent years.
|
|
On the part of Ingenico, the business has been profitable.
|
|
But that may not be enough to stabilize the business.
|
|
The business boom has been reflected in the stock price.
|
|
During that time, the business was called The Barnes Firm.
|
|
Go deeper: Axios' Deep Dive into the business of sports
|
|
About growing worry from investors and the business community: 4.
|
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Yet the business case for employing older workers is strong.
|
|
A year into the business, a tipping option was introduced.
|
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Technocrats have the tricky job of taming the business cycle.
|
|
Chairman Roger Penske seems keen to jump into the business.
|
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The business never advertised, relying instead on word of mouth.
|
|
Homma went to college and landed in the business world.
|
|
They were fighting the business of making money off addiction.
|
|
Almost everyone thought the business model would fail, Scott said.
|
|
The sale gives Uber a 259.9% stake in the business.
|
|
SO THIS CHANGES NOTHING ABOUT HOW WE OPERATE THE BUSINESS.
|
|
The two remain involved in the running of the business.
|
|
The business had gone cashless but it wasn't a problem.
|
|
But consider the potential for terror in the business community.
|
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Swiss Re said it was reducing risk at the business.
|
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If you don't understand it, you shouldn't join the business.
|
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Both companies would have equal stakes in the business. nyti.
|
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Later, the business was registered under Capitol Corporate Services, Inc.
|
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They have little to do with the business of governance.
|
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"Every part of the business pulled its weight," Joyce said.
|
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The business will expand to hospitals across Ontario, Serbinis said.
|
|
We had to figure out how to commercialize the business.
|
|
Thy are clearly in the business to share the love.
|
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On the side, he attended the business school at Stanford.
|
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What it will do to the business, we don't know.
|
|
Melissa's pasta primavera with asparagus and peas is the business.
|
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He had the business chops, political experience, swagger and money.
|
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"I saw the business opportunity to increase sales," he said.
|
|
Within minutes, the business, Passerieux Vergnes Diffusion, was in flames.
|
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The business is profitable and attracted considerable interest from buyers.
|
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He gave up the business only about four years ago.
|
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It is not, really, the owner: That is the business.
|
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Of that group, 375 of the business owners were women.
|
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But the need — and the business potential — are now apparent.
|
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The company is in the business of atoms, not bits.
|
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His football biceps are the face of the business. Why?
|
|
I also was working on the business plan for Kali.
|
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And here's a look at the business agenda this week.
|
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It's an idea that is not new to the business.
|
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There's the numbing violence of the sociopaths the business attracts.
|
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Buffett sold the business for over $1,000 after a year.
|
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Both were in the business of taking your breath away.
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However, the business has become more competitive in recent years.
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So Cuban has firsthand understanding of the business of basketball.
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The lawsuit complicates the business relationship between Google and Sonos.
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The business will hit $1 million in revenue this year.
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Get it done, and get on with building the business.
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Mr. Buffett operates with advantages envied throughout the business world.
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In short, the beat is the business of clean energy.
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But there have been some positive signs for the business.
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The business has been around for more than 50 years.
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Plus, the business itself was stuck in a different era.
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If so, the business lobby has only itself to blame.
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We've had solid growth, in the business, not just financial.
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Since then it has been looking to integrate the business.
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Instead, it is an equal, crucial part of the business.
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Lee and his wife, Carrlyn Miller, took over the business.
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A: I started the business with my husband and brother.
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One option was a sale of the business, it said.
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"I like the business model of hostels," Mr. Sela said.
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So when you enter the business world, you're at zero.
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He also invests in the business of small town media.
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"We just want the business — the incremental revenue," he said.
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For MoviePass, however, the business model was full of holes.
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Walmart said it's exiting the business because of regulatory flux.
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The business made up nearly 36 percent of total sales.
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The business is already changing in response to its popularity.
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Most of the business is going to Chinese cloud companies.
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Mortgage rates have risen rapidly since the business mogul's Nov.
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Bespoke creations and transforming heirlooms are pillars of the business.
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"Trade policy's not the business of the Fed," Powell said.
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The business sector accounted for 2023 percent of all breaches.
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Instead, he tells people that he helped start the business.
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For the time being, the business model remains straightforward, too.
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The business started with two employees; today there are 16.
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"It's important to reinvest in the business," he told Cramer.
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Polarization, in other words, is part of the business model.
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He loved every part of the business and still does.
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BUT WE'VE NEVER LOOKED AT THE BUSINESS AS SHORT TERM.
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Both consumers leave hungry, and the business takes in $10.
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Both Siemens and GE badly need the business from Iraq.
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Mia Canada is in the business of alleviating holiday stress.
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"Someone else will pick up the business," Mr. Maurer said.
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"I don't understand the business side of it," Lacey said.
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As far as the outlook of the business, we're blessed.
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They're looking at succession at all levels of the business.
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Plans for the business were first announced in December 2016.
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DIMON: THAT WE'RE GOING TO LOSE THE BUSINESS ALL TOGETHER?
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Growing the business has also come at a high price.
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He has close ties with the business and banking communities.
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That's one of the business headlines to watch this week.
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Nevertheless, the business grew steadily and profitably to 150 employees.
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Instead, she's been in the business for more than eight.
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If the business is private, this is a different story.
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McAuliffe governed Virginia with an eye toward the business community.
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The business model and then what are you worried about.
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I asked Aggarwala to describe the business model for Quayside.
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There are talented people in the business doing great reporting.
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But profits dwindled, and in 2018, he closed the business.
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I was just mad at the business for whatever reason.
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Marketing has become sort of the church for the business.
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"No one in the business talks about it," he said.
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One of the business models he emulated was Disney World.
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I got kicked out and the business slid to nothing.
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Sometimes on the business side, sometimes on the editing side.
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It also gave the business community cover to speak out.
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Has your look changed since you started in the business?
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And it was the business of my father before me.
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The business development team at Trump Hotels appears to agree.
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Want to talk about the business that you run, Pando.
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And judges want to keep the business of justice moving.
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The business model that we're launching aligns with our customers.
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The business model of Hollywood is so elusive to me.
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I think that'll be a good thing for the business.
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KS: Yeah, and it's the implicit promise of the business.
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He touted his "entrepreneurial leadership" to help grow the business.
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What part of the business side do you participate in?
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Events are difficult, but it's easier on the business side.
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SE: Part of it is that's the business he's in.
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That was also more on the business side of things.
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I had personal experience when I was in the business.
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So I think part of what brings cohesion is purpose, and what the business is trying to do, and then where on disruption and the irritants are really necessary, is when the business morphs.
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"It's not just the business Mr. Trump has lost but the business opportunities that are not coming to him because of the strong stands he has taken," said Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's campaign manager.
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Luckily, ColourPop isn't in the business of letting things fester for too long, and we're not in the business of burying the lead, so let's start debunking: No, no, and it's kind of complicated.
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For anyone in the business community who interacts with people with boobs (cough, cough, 100 percent of the business community), these are five things I've never said about the things you shouldn't say, either.
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"And that means that there are parts of the business growing, and there are parts of the business — while they are really great businesses to be in — they may not be in growth markets."
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I think the business community really believes the economy's in pretty good shape, and therefore, as a result, I think the business community is not as worried about these issues as maybe others are.
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Adrian Binks, the Argus executive chairman and publisher, will continue to be a part of the business and "retain the majority of his significant shareholding" in the business, alongside General Atlantic, the companies said.
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"Simon helped steer the business through the March 2014 budget that required the business to reinvent itself and the current equally left of field issue of CP13/18," Panmure Gordon analyst Barrie Cornes, said.
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Co-operation between family members still remains a crucial part of the business, however, with Andrea stating that the family gathers every other month to talk about the business and how it is doing.
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In this case, the business owners can opt to purchase life insurance to help make the two less-involved children whole, or they could give them a nonmanaging interest in the business, Radigan said.
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And what's changed now, is we need to run the business and we can't stop focusing on the business we have, but we need to run and respond to very new facts and circumstances.
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In the business world, when I was back in the business world, when a deal was tough, people would jokingly refer to it as, 'This is tougher than Israel and the Palestinians getting together.
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The negative CFO stems from the high working capital intensity of the business, which offsets the stable cash flow arising from the business of distributing prepaid vouchers for PT Telekomunikasi Selular (Telkomsel, AAA(idn)/Stable).
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When IBM discovered that it was not in the business of making office equipment or business machines, but that it was in the business of processing information, then it began to navigate with clear vision.
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Back then, a home brewer may have been able to create some great recipes but didn't have the business acumen so along the way hired staff to cover marketing, sales, the business operation, he said.
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"We are encouraged by the momentum in the business globally and across product categories, which suggest that investments are nicely driving the business, despite ongoing volatility in tourist flows and foreign exchange," RBC analysts said.
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"The UFC learned how to build stars and those individuals really helped to catalyze and mainstream the business," says Jason Cruz, an analyst with MMA Payout, a website focused on the business of the sport.
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The California-based marketing professional and data scientist who began raising the alarm about the business profiles earlier this year did his own data analysis to estimate how many minors have chosen the business setting.
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Dell credit on the Business Platinum While the Business Platinum card doesn't offer any statement credits for Saks or Uber, it does offer up to $200 in statement credits annually for U.S. purchases with Dell.
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If the operator could sell the business at an infrastructure-like multiple of 15 times its earnings, the business could be sold for £2.1 billion, and the equity would have nearly doubled to £1.1 billion.
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The business has delivered double-digit earnings growth for the last five years, and because of its growth prospects, the business is expected to be sold for well over 13 times EBITDA, the sources added.
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Jorda pledged the business will perform better in the second half.
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She was speaking to us in the language of the business.
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Essentially they're all focused on different aspects of scaling the business.
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Q. How active is Mr. Altman in the business these days?
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The family finances and the business finances were kind of one.
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Orsted is buying the business from investment manager I Squared Capital.
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Cullinane is involved in gay politics from the business owner's perspective.
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And, more importantly, how is it changing the business of SEO?
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So far we haven't had a negative impact on the business.
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They went into the business downstairs, searching for a Castro supporter.
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Amazon may be getting into the business of reading your emotions.
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Slavik's new crime ring came to be called the Business Club.
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Those are not things the business community is necessarily excited about.
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Fahmy's older daughter, Fatma Ghaly, runs most of the business operations.
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Do you worry about those issues, in terms of the business?
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The business of delivering prepared meals is growing quickly in China.
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UPS has already got into the business in its home market.
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But Lisius said he's not in the business of endangering tourists.
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The business of protecting companies from sexual harassment scandals is booming.
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That said, the business of on-demand delivery has its challenges.
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Is this representative of what's actually going on in the business?
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And that's not the business that I want to be in.
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"You better know the business side of this product," says Fertitta.
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Foreign investment is no longer just the business of big corporations.
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But the way we do the business is still the same.
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So that's what started me wanting to be in the business.
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You know, the Business Roundtable supports the earning of tax credit.
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For us, that has been a huge unlock in the business.
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For me, it started with ... You were in the business school?
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At least, that's the business model of three more top tenners.
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All right, talk about business booming, talk about the business itself.
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We're here to give you the business on what's on sale.
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But the business logic behind the decision seems pretty clear: Gawker.
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Andy really provided the encouragement for Katy to start the business.
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But she's hoping to raise more funding to accelerate the business.
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Gardyne has co-founded the business with her husband, Bob Garydne.
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He's a liquidator, and his wife joined him in the business.
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The S2112's screen is simply the best in the business.
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However, Grimmer's own health took a hit after running the business.
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The business received an investment from Japanese conglomerate Softbank in May.
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The business model for these sites__ __is the same as About.
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So I knew, I had written about the business of Match.com.
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And you know, they don&apost want to lose the business.
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Automakers aren't the only companies with exposure to the business, either.
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"Setting up the business has been a learning process," he says.
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The business has 70 employees today and has opened new locations.
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The business has previously brought in a total of $16 million.
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First, the business must be owned for at least five years.
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They called the business JibJab, a name Gregg came up with.
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What's been the most challenging aspect of the business so far?
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Steve Wilton, the business manager for Ultimate Creations also denied involvement.
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We're open all night and there is not the business here.
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Targets will include global spending, organization and digitalization of the business.
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And look, we're in the business of trying to cure cancer.
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Do you see many ad agency execs in the business press?
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Here we have a media company that doesn't know the business.
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"Leadership will feel connected to everybody in the business," he said.
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But today, not surprisingly, the business sector is slipping into recession.
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"Look at the business model of an insurance company," she said.
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The business community worshipped Osborne when he first came into office.
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By mid-April, the business had vacated the premises, emails show.
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I should be doing all the business side of this thing.
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The business partners tell PEOPLE they hope Sherpapa encourages family adventure.
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I said I always wanted to get involved in the business.
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I don't see an equivalent to that in the business world.
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The devaluation has already brightened the mood in the business community.
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In Stibel, he found such a partner in the business arena.
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I've got to prioritize that above anything else i the business.
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Can you imagine the business I stepped into 40 years ago?
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The business expectations index for services fell to 62.0 from 62.3.
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O'Connor isn't the only person who has recently left the business.
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"The business is now turning in a positive direction," Shanks said.
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Plus, Facebook isn't dealing with the business drama that Twitter is.
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Cuomo's wealthy donor network spans the country and the business world.
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The business should also be transparent to Congress and the public.
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Startups need to build with expansion already in the business plan.
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The business could yield a valuation of $260 to $23 billion.
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McKinsey warns that the business models in these banks are flawed.
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IT WAS an eventful summer in the business of streaming music.
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But the business is growing rapidly, while cigarettes are in decline.
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On the business side, Gadea said things are moving along nicely.
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That shareability, Wong says, has revitalized the business of photo booths.
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But the business economy has been slipping for quite some time.
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So, we have this weakening of the business side in manufacturing.
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Still, the business climate for gun makers has rarely been better.
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Prince was less conventional in how he dealt with the business.
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Some of Putin's friends in the business world would benefit too.
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The business about Marco Rubio's boots is, of course, incredibly stupid.
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"I am not in the business of panicking myself," he said.
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We either agree, or they don't assign the business to us.
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How do I find the business that has what I need?
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This dichotomy has also made Saunders hopeful about expanding the business.
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Despite the business interest, an uncomfortable worry hovered over the conference.
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The business software company also gave an upbeat full-year guidance.
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The business is worth $4.6bn globally, growing fast and highly competitive.
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So far, the business world has been inoculated from this madness.
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That'll primarily mean that the business expands into tier-two cities.
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Franchise values are surging The business of sports is notoriously fickle.
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Newer growth verticals for the business include electronics and industrial machines.
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Alphabet's Google division is, fundamentally, in the business of selling data.
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The policy shift is intended to reduce the business' environmental impact.
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But what's particularly noteworthy is how quickly the business has grown.
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The 'last mile' is built into the structure of the business.
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Earnings before tax from the business halved to NZ$57 million.
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Great to be working with the best team in the business!
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Papa John's has been taking steps to turn the business around.
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All these will need to improve to keep the business abuzz.
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What if it went into the business of filling prescription drugs?
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Add stores too fast and the business can drown in debt.
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Instead, Engstrom argued that Young's views align with the business community's.
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Barnett added that the business was working towards developing a 'gigaplant'.
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When the deal is up, drug wholesalers bid on the business.
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A few years back, the business world was bullish on gamification.
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The business of tech is a game of winners and losers.
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Ren said he expects a revival in the business in 2021.
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Of course, his intel is good so the business quickly grows.
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The business grew 9% year over year in the first quarter.
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The business world allowed him to, at the very least, function.
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I mean, if you're in the business of commerce, conduct commerce.
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At Llulo, service is an integral part of the business plan.
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The business model wasn't built to give users back their time.
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From a legal standpoint, there are tricky parts to the business.
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The business of running the line's finances is less pretty, however.
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Cortefiel hired Goldman Sachs earlier this year to sell the business.
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The business is "competing with them going to Pinterest," she said.
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John Manley of the Business Council called the budget "disappointingly thin".
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Blakely has one of the best babysitting jobs in the business.
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They include defence, elite universities, and, in the business world, technology.
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The business accounts for nearly half of the company's total sales.
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I've been in the business since I was 9 months old.
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It's contingent on the business a team is trying to build.
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The new strategy comes after several attempts to simplify the business.
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The business of asteroid mining certainly holds a lot of promise.
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"Look at the business model of an insurance company," Warren explained.
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"They didn't have the right team building the business," he said.
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Wholesale deregulation refers to the power generation side of the business.
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However, we see a lot of opportunity to grow the business.
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The business relationships I have now understand and respect my value.
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It&aposs what we call in the business a vanity project.
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Go deeper: Read Axios' Deep Dive on the Business of Sports
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PayU said it has acquired "a majority stake" in the business.
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And you can "Like" the business on both web and mobile.
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They also offer similar efficiencies to the business of trafficking networks.
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The business could get shut down in five or 10 years.
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Professional Services is the business that supports and helps maintain networks.
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The business is great, but if we're together, that's what's important.
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Perullo was brought on to help run the business around 2007.
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And Tiger Woods's stroke of genius—for the business of golf.
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Democrats have been able to ride out the business cycle recovery.
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FOR ONE THING WE HAVE TO GET THE BUSINESS TAXES DOWN.
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"The business plan for many entrepreneurs is getting acquired," Yang said.
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It's the business model that sites like Mr. Skin rely on.
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That's really the primary KPI that I look at the business.
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The business elite may not be confined to a single party.
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How the business is set-up operationally will set its trajectory.
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And that's an unfortunate part of the business that we're in.
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But we lost the business when people eventually learned about me.
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Contrast that with some of the leaders of the business community.
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But here's the question: shouldn't the business sector be doing this?
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WALLACE: What was the business side of yelling at the refs?
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What's going on with the business intelligence (BI) and Hadoop space?
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So, Lapidus' goal is to boost the business wherever he can.
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