Sentence examples for business bricks from inspiring English sources

Then he unbuckled the fanny pack from around his waist, which contained the most important part of his business: bricks of $100 bills and 100-peso notes.

More and more, business people, product designers, marketeers and CIOs mix and match digital business bricks to increase product quality, service flexibility and customer intimacy.

As more and more dot-com merchants struggle or go out of business, brick-and-mortar companies may lose their sense of urgency about their own online projects.

Departing from DLJ's traditional strategy of building the business brick-by-brick, they spent big money to assemble almost overnight an impressive team of bankers and analysts.

With e-commerce stealing more and more business, brick-and-mortar locations are struggling to stay relevant.

When people think about company building, they often think about high-performing management teams and hard-charging founder-CEOs who are assembling the business brick by brick.

"The way to level the playing field is to make sure that every business — brick-and-mortar or online — is required to do things the same way and follow the same rules," said Chris Cox, a former Republican congressman and counsel to NetChoice, an advocacy group that represents EBay Inc., Overstock.com Inc. and other online sellers.

Build your business brick by brick.

Now they seem to be taking apart legacy businesses, brick by brick.

Sony's television business — rebuilt brick by brick, or at least time slot by time slot — is now driving profitability at the broader studio.

Before entering the OC business, bricks-and-mortar retailers mainly had processes in place for returns of defective or rejected goods.