The City's offshore connections strengthened from the 1970s to the 1990s when British overseas territories in the Caribbean joined the crown dependencies of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man in tailoring their laws to attract deep-pocketed non-residents.
But as the number of second- and third-generation Hispanic-Americans skyrockets, the perennial runner-up is embracing a new strategy — English-language subtitles and Spanglish — to attract deep-pocketed viewers and the advertisers who covet them.
The medical device business is filled with small start-up companies trying to generate excitement about their new products and technologies, hoping to build market share and to attract deep-pocketed buyout offers.
The sale is further evidence that, despite the strictures on expansion typically imposed by the Landmarks Commission, this slice of the reinvigorated West Village on the cusp of the hyper-hip meatpacking district continues to attract deep-pocketed buyers in search of a downtown vibe.
As a result, although we had days where we received tens of thousands of visitors to the site, we quickly settled into a pattern where several hundred users a day visited The Couch not enough to attract deep-pocketed advertisers.
For a young, asset-light company looking to attract deep-pocketed investors, the target market should be at least $500 million in potential sales; if your business requires plenty of property, plants and equipment, the addressable market should be at least $1 billion.
He also burnished his pro-business bona fides in order to better attract deep-pocketed corporations.
Tar sands developments like Sunrise have attracted deep environmental opposition.
New law requiring technology firms to hand over sensitive information has attracted deep concern in Western capitals.
The law has attracted deep concern in Western capitals, not only because of worries it could violate human rights such as freedom of speech, but because of the cyber provisions.
