Sentence examples for fallen business from inspiring English sources

And yet, as real interest rates have fallen, business investment has stagnated.

Even though Hank is a fallen business giant, he isn't part of a larger social tableau: he's a self-made sporting goods tycoon who went afoul of his board of directors, not someone who went astray in the subprime market.

Asil Nadir, the fallen business tycoon who spent 17 years as a fugitive in apparent luxury in northern Cyprus before returning to the UK in 2010, was jailed this year for stealing £29m from his failed Polly Peck empire.

As stock prices have fallen, businesses have been slashing investment and laying off workers.

Since the Leave vote, consumer confidence has fallen, businesses have expressed alarm, and economists have downgraded their growth forecasts.

But as exports fall, business and consumer confidence remain depressed by political uncertainty.

Last week, British Airways reported a 36percentt drop in earnings because of falling business travel and competition from discount airlines.

The latest Bank of England figures showed mortgage approvals jumped 4 per cent to 70,758 in November –  above 70,000 for the first time since January 2008 and contrasting with falling business credit during the month.

At the southern entrance to the Dardanelles, late in the Bronze Age, some 3,000 years ago and hundreds of years before Homer, a city fell: business as usual.

As flat-screen prices continue to fall, business is picking up for outfits specializing in digital display networks.

When unemployment falls, business owners and investors have more customers able to buy more goods and services.