Former startup - With a modest 20% annual growth rate, institutional and/or public market investors and dependable, forecastable sales, you're counting the days until you vest and can change another piece of the world.
[C4.] Sweater Loses Some of Its Holiday Charm Hard times have befallen the dependable sweater, with sales down sharply this year, and some are beginning to ask if it has become the new holiday fruitcake, destined for the back of the closet, to be "regifted," or worse, thrown atop the pile of clothes to be donated.
Unlike coal or nuclear, solar energy production is distributed across homes and businesses, so it puts thousands of people to work with dependable jobs in design, sales, installation, and finance with competitive wages.
Providing lambs for youth programs such as 4-H and competition at agricultural shows is often a dependable avenue for the sale of sheep.
The layoffs, which represent 4.8percentt of the 2,500 workers at the company's plant in Newton, Iowa, were attributed to slower sales of Maytag's Dependable Care washers.
Denim Sales Denim offers a dependable take on the economy, says Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst at NPD Group, a market research firm.
Mr. Oldstein was the enthusiastic, pipe-smoking founder and president of Dependable Lists, Inc, NY, from 1954 until its sale in 1985.
With the collapse of album sales, touring is one of the few dependable sources of income for artists; Thorn's decision not to do it suggests that she is taking a hobbyist's approach.
We manufacture and market dependable and inexpensive child safety products, and Vendor Express has driven sales and exposure.
A decade ago soundtracks were a dependable cash cow for the music industry, but in recent years their sales have plunged; excluding "High School Musical" and "Hannah Montana" products, few major ones have done well on the charts.
