Sentence examples for performing businesses from inspiring English sources

In November last year, he announced plans to sell or restructure 35 poorly performing businesses.

Nor did the notices take aim at poorly performing businesses, or businesses in industries or parts of the country where the bank felt overexposed.

Sony's bosses are reportedly studying reforms made by Philips, a Dutch firm which has quit a number of poorly performing businesses.

As previously stated, the better performing businesses have continued to do well (UK, North America) while Middle East and oil & gas have faced headwinds.

"We can now make sure that high-growth businesses can be properly nurtured and that poorly performing businesses can no longer hide," said Patricia Russo, Kodak's president.

While many analysts and executives were skeptical about Mr. Tata's abilities when he took over in 1991, they came to admire him because he helped to revive poorly performing businesses and dramatically increased the company's global reach.

This performing business, to Bostridge, appears undignified, even demeaning.

They are often used when a poorly performing business cannot be sold.

Its best performing business was its server and tools division, which had a 9 percent increase in sales in the quarter.

Beckham Ventures, the firm linked to Victoria Beckham's clothing label, was the star performing business with sales jumping from £6.8m to £15.4m last year.

Hogg said the long products business would be profitable in the current financial year after withdrawing from plate production, its worst performing business, saving money by closing a coke oven and making about 400 small changes.