Many lawyers may not be good enough businessmen to pick the right price, said Mr. Krebs, of the Association of Corporate Counsel.
Sadly enough, businessmen and media outlets collaborated with the junta during the coups.
Sure enough, the businessman who claimed that Obamacare was driving up his costs, forcing him to lay off workers, only has four employees — meaning that Obamacare has no effect whatsoever on his business.
The aid cannot come fast enough for businessmen like Mr. Fritts, of the Illinois sporting goods business.
D. J. Mulloy, in "The World of the John Birch Society," published in 2014, shows how Welch's anti-New Deal views, ordinary enough in a businessman, contained an "embryonic" radicalism that expanded during the early years of the Cold War.
Although staff costs are low — all of the employees are contractors and "hardly get any money," Mr. Lindquist said — he decided he was not enough of a businessman to steer the magazine through this poor advertising climate.
His can-do cheerfulness must have seemed a rebuke to moviegoers struggling to survive, and gradually he withdrew from public view as a wealthy man, taking his films with him (he was smart enough as a businessman to retain the copyrights for himself).
While Mr. Mejia said he would review the privatization policies, he may have no choice but to continue, a diplomat said, because he is also enough of a businessman to know that it was ultimately the only choice the country had.
As if that weren't enough, Mr. Donald Trump, billionaire businessman, TV host, father of two daughters, married man Trump and 2016 Republican Party presidential nominee, held a "news conference" Sunday night with three women who have claimed Bill Clinton either sexually assaulted or harassed them and a fourth woman whose rapist Hillary Clinton was appointed to defend in 1975.
The spike in uncertainty alone was enough to make businessmen defer decisions about investment and hiring.
