Sentence examples for business triggered from inspiring English sources

But Icahn, who owned 45.8m Apple shares at the end of last year, said China's economic slowdown and worries about how China could become more prohibitive in doing business triggered his decision to exit his position entirely.

It also encouraged commercial banks into the securities business, triggering the eventual abolition of the Glass-Steagall law that had kept the two apart.The Basel rules, designed to ensure that banks have enough capital to cope with economic crises, present another example of unintended consequences.

Their reasoning is tortured, to say the least: They say that the payment of a subsidy to even a single employee of a business triggers the employer mandate in a state, "placing such States at a competitive disadvantage in employment".

Then, Dubai collapsed beneath billions of dollars of debt accumulated by state-owned businesses, triggering panic on financial markets.Dubai's rulers are determined to prove that the emirate's troubles are behind it.

The shift of complex engineering products manufacture to service-oriented business environment has triggered businesses to adopt new business models.

Under current rules, spending on solar panels and machinery can be counted as improvements to business premises, triggering extra business rates.

This is a different business model, triggered by the circular economy and mode of consumption where you don't sell the product itself but the functionality of the product.

Sproxton might still be happy to drive a relatively dull saloon car but has the success of the business never triggered thoughts of capitalising on a flotation, like the recent one at Dreamworks? "In the mid-80s a number of ad agencies went public and kind of lost the plot because their creative energies were subsumed to shareholder value," he says.

Meanwhile the political circus and business uncertainty triggered by the Brexit vote goes on.

Olaosebikan and Dickey both confirm there was no misconduct or other funny business that triggered the CEO's departure, and he'll stay on the Gigster board.

The intense scrutiny of Valeant's business since last summer triggered repeated sell-offs of its shares, which have lost nearly 90% of their value since their peak last August.