Malcolm Goodwin is the owner of Plonkers Wine Bar in York We're a [for-profit] social enterprise, selling paint.
In a bid to improve community relations, APR launched Wild Sky, a side enterprise selling natural beef from Montana ranches to high-end food businesses nationwide, including top restaurants in New York and California.
To survive, Mr. Foglia plans to phase out his container-plant business and concentrate on the profitable aspects of his enterprise, selling cut hostas leaves to wholesale florists in New York City and doing consulting work.
In the early days of his first enterprise, selling funnel cakes at fairs, there was the time when, tired of losing money on inclement days, he bought weather insurance — and proceeded to lose even more money than he had when it rained.
At least one person was employed (e.g. school cleaner or cook), running a small enterprise (selling beer, clothes) or had a social grant.
For the purposes of this study, PR was taken to be: PR = (no. mares pregnant/no. mares inseminated) × 100 Note: the stud where the stallions were kept was a commercial enterprise selling insemination doses to the owners of mares at various locations around Sweden.
But Greece's financial backers also warned that while Greece might well pass the laws to enact these changes, actually turning that law into practice whereby taxes were collected, public enterprises sold, wages cut and civil servants laid off was by no means guaranteed.
During the great privatization of homes, state-owned enterprises sold housing units to their employees at below market rates.
Circus Circus Enterprises sold for between 9 and 27 times earnings during the five years from 1989 through 1993.
Those measures include closing down public-sector enterprises, selling more assets and increasing tax revenue.
