The German operations lost money last year, partly because of start-up costs but also because of tough competition.
It posted an operating loss of $2 million, primarily because of start-up costs, including hiring employees, who now number 225.
O'Brien said that the club's average attendance had been a bit more than 7,000 a game and that the club was on target for "modest losses" because of start-up costs associated with spending about $500,000 to improve the team's training complex at Mitchel Field and an aggressive advertising budget.
Marathon Oil lowered its production expectations yesterday by 7 to 9percentt for the next two years because of start-up problems in Norway, delayed production response in the Powder River basin of Wyoming and delays in getting permits for the Corrib field off Ireland.
We built our own little ecosystem out here for entrepreneurs because the idea of "start-up capital" made East Coast bankers go white in the face.
Individuals decide to engage in entrepreneurial activity because of different (combinations of) start-up motivations (Zwan et al. 2016).
Individuals decide to engage in entrepreneurial activity because of different (combinations of) start-up motivations (Zwan et al. 2016).Entrepreneurial engagement is determined by both individual and institutional conditions.
The Social Network does so well, not because it sugars the pill of start-up funds and contractual betrayals with a romantic story, but because it is interested in what, at bottom, we are all interested in.
"We're in a golden age of start-up innovation because the cost of starting a company has crashed through the floor," said Mitch Kapor, the founder of Lotus Development and a longtime angel investor.
You may start to lose that little bit of start-up backbone because you think there are so many eyeballs on you.
Boo.com had quickly become insolvent -- in large part because of the strain of trying to start up in 18 different countries simultaneously.
