Sentence examples for profit issues from inspiring English sources
"We clearly see an increase in the overall costs of the business, and we're moving to address those profit issues," said Frederick Cripe, the senior executive for pricing at Allstate.
They call themselves value investors, and say they are less concerned about short-term profit issues and care more about whether a stock is inexpensive relative to various benchmarks, and they seek to buy into cyclical industries near the bottom of their cycles.
Once the offshore-profits issue is out of the way, what excuse will companies have left for not investing money in the American economy and American workers?
In March, the U.S. Supreme Court granted review of the case in relation to the "total profits" issue, and we can now expect the Court to offer clarity and establish precedent for design patent remedies.
Iowa Senator Tom Harkin, who studied for-profits, issued a report condemning their business and the value of the education offered.
Direct individual donations, which are capped at $2,700 dollars per election, is what candidates spend the most fundraising energy pursuing, and where lobbyists exert the most influence, said Nick Penniman, executive director of campaign finance-reform non-profit Issue One.
And that doesn't even count several hundred million dollars in undisclosed "shadow money" spent by non-profit issue advocacy groups who don't legally have to disclose their donors.
It emerged at the weekend that the number of profit warnings issued by UK-listed companies rose to their highest levels since the financial crisis.
The result outstripped increased profit guidance issued in March of between £113m and £118m.
A1 Profit Warnings Issued Two big consumer products companies, Unilever and the Colgate-Palmolive Company, issued profit warnings, underscoring an increasingly competitive landscape for makers of the world's best-known brands.
Money managers were distressed by the collection of profit warnings issued after the market's close on Monday.
