"First Aid for the Dying Dot Com" -- a poster conjured up by Modern Humorist (www.modernhumorist.com) -- offers advice to those who see their Internet ventures floundering.
Subsequently, he was elected a parliamentary deputy in Brazil, serving between 1986 and 1994, but when he failed to win a third term, and with business ventures floundering, he began to drink to excess, despite being obliged to survive on a small pension.
Adtranz, a floundering rail-equipment joint venture with ABB Asea Brown Boveri, is expected to post flat sales of 6.4 billion marks as it tries to reorganize and return to profit, the company said.
Friction quickly developed between the partners, and, ultimately, the venture floundered and was bought out.
An airport hotel was an unlikely destination for the city's budding becs fins, alas, and when the venture floundered, Yamaguchi decided to strike out on his own.
However, having seen plenty of other mobile money ventures flounder, I'm reserving judgement.
In turn, MCA reportedly rejuvenated the actor's floundering career with acting jobs and real estate ventures that would ultimately make him a multimillionaire.
The former aerospace engineer and venture capitalist was brought in to turn the company around in 1977, when it was floundering from a lack of focus.
Venture capitalists urge tech companies to bravely pivot from a business plan if it's floundering.
It leaves men floundering.
