Sentence examples for faltering business from inspiring English sources

KalosBios Pharmaceuticals was a faltering business until Mr Shkreli was revealed to be an executive and key shareholder last month, when its shares climbed dramatically.

In "Session 9," Mr. Mullan's character is a middle-aged man coping with the demands of a wife, a faltering business and a newborn baby girl.

He said after re-election that in his first full four-year term, beginning July 1, his priorities would be new housing, help for faltering business districts, and racial unity and cooperation to achieve success in city programs.

Struggling as we are with the housing bust, the credit crunch, shrinking consumption, rising unemployment and faltering business investment, we can be forgiven for thinking that all the big shoes have dropped.

Although he revitalised Disney, the end of his tenure was marked by a faltering business, high profile lawsuits from former Disney executives, and a shareholder protest that saw a 45% vote against him at the 2004 annual meeting.

The credit rating of the Mitsubishi Corporation, Japan's largest trading company, was cut one notch by Moody's Investors Service because of a faltering business climate and risks on the company's balance sheet.

The revised law would give faltering businesses less time to settle their debts and reorganize.

The wins, so far, have not eased the number of foreclosures, faltering businesses and struggling families.

It came as a surprise to me then, when I discovered from the Guardian Northerner that 'retail experts' from the Town Centre Rejuvenation Campaign will be visiting Doncaster to aid faltering businesses.

Private-equity companies generally raise money from investors and then use that money to purchase faltering businesses, making changes that, ideally, improve financial performance, such as hiring new management, updating inventory systems, and closing less popular locations.

While I appreciate her sharing of business secrets, like how to go after faltering businesses to cut a deal, she might have been a bit more transparent about that new portfolio in Harlem where she plans to promote a resurgence of mom-and-pop stores.