Sentence examples for boost in profitability from inspiring English sources

The chairman of Tindle Newspapers, which publishes 200 titles, said he has made a "one-off" revision to the company's bonus scheme in light of a boost in profitability in the six months to the end of October.

The report said the increase in CEO compensation reflects "improving market conditions" and a "general rise in profitability," which also boosted corporate stock prices.

That boost in cash profitability comfortably exceeds the 32% increase in revenue.

The series of financial filings for Evgeny Lebedev's media assets show that the Evening Standard enjoyed another profitability boost in 2015 with pre-tax profits rising from £1.09m to £3.38m.

There have been calls for Yahoo to greatly cut its labor force, and thus boost its profitability in the face of persistently stagnant revenue.

While Lache thinks much of TRW's sales growth has come from favorable foreign exchange rates, he thinks the company's debt reduction measures will boost its profitability in the coming years.

Coca-Cola Enterprises, which is banking on a boost in volume growth and profitability during the second and third quarters, says it doesn't know if it can meet its fiscal 2001 expectations plagued by the first-quarter weakness.

If the company is able to grow these non-music verticals, it could sell ads against content that's not as expensive to acquire, compared with music rights, and in turn, boost its profitability.

The bank also said in November that it would close up to 100 bank branches in 2015 in Asia, Africa and the Middle East in an attempt to boost its profitability.

So he will be around to oversee a broad strategic plan that is supposed to deliver a massive boost in sales and match the profitability of the best manufacturers in the business while eliminating the company's debt.

HP has struggled to boost profitability in its PC business.