Sentence examples for more profitable operations from inspiring English sources

Ironically users of local service, which will be deprived of past subsidies from A.T. & T.'s more profitable operations, are expected to pay higher rates.

LONDON – HSBC, one of Europe's biggest banks, said on Tuesday that it had agreed to sell its businesses in Costa Rica, El Salvador and Honduras for $801 million as part of its plan to focus on more profitable operations.

DePfa-Bank the main lender to German local governments, said it was considering splitting in two and moving its more profitable operations to Ireland to reverse a slide in earnings.

Shiloh Industries, a supplier of automobile parts and processed steel to automakers, said yesterday that it was considering selling or consolidating three plants to focus on more profitable operations.

Notably, the press release announcing the merger referred to PC's as "access devices" -- the phrase Compaq has adopted to try to distance itself from the battered personal computer business and to suggest that PC's are a link to more profitable operations like services and data-serving computers that are at the hub of corporate networks.

"The separation of non-core assets, a continued reduction of costs and a streamlining and focus on more profitable operations all seem to make strategic sense".

IP is a smaller but more profitable operation since he took over: In 2006 it netted $635 million on $22 billion in sales, versus $382 million on revenue of $25.2 billion in 2003.

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Big banks can at least fall back on more profitable foreign operations, but regionals are usually purely domestic.

The split would allow the company to protect its more profitable television operations, from its UK newspaper businesses currently embroiled in the phone-hacking scandal.