Sentence examples for business differences from inspiring English sources

"More than ever before, strong levels of cooperation exist between different organized crime groups, transcending national, ethnic, and business differences".

They had business differences — Turner, for example, wanted Levin to fold the Warner Bros. television operations into Turner Broadcasting.

Woods wanted to keep the focus on golf, after his recent comments about his business differences with the PGA Tour.

It's ultimately the business differences with Eazy-E, sparked by his relationship with Jerry, that break up the group.

The political and business differences are outweighed by the Aggie rings on the fingers of the main players.

The Post notes that the lines undermine the court's story that "Gu killed Heywood because he sent her son an email threatening him over business differences".

Yet even in a world of globalized businesses, regional differences prevail, as many business schools tend to feed into specific markets.

It is these business model differences, and not technological prowess, that so often throw incumbents off-balance.

D. K. Sarasvathy, Herbert A. Simon, and Lester Lave, "Perceiving and managing business risks: Differences between entrepreneurs and bankers".

From 2004, when the rise of the Chinese steel industry pushed up raw material prices and made mines integral for steel business, the differences widened.

The trade negotiations have magnified existing business-labor differences.