Sentence examples for profitable branch from inspiring English sources

It has the most photographed set of buildings in the country, 73 different places to buy coffee and the nation's most profitable branch of Waitrose.

Close probably would also not have envisioned UCB@Work, a hugely profitable branch of the organization, which handles corporate workshops, branded content, and the touring company.

Add to that their emergence, over 150-odd years, as the most popular and profitable branch of global publishing, and you have a dominant genre that feels as if it's encoded into our cultural DNA.

At the same time, the payments also allowed Chiquita to continue to operate in Colombia, where its subsidiary, Banadex, was the company's most profitable branch, according to a federal court filing.

Profits went abroad and were maximized by closing less profitable branches, especially in rural areas.

Frigo, who was interviewed by the SEC, claims that he was never asked to participate, since his was among the most profitable branches of the company.

Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb is one of the most profitable branches of the terrorist movement precisely due to its policy of kidnapping western tourists and selling them back to their governments.

6.43am GMT Responding to John Kay's indictment of banking, Antony Jenkins argues that a genuinely good business is a profitably one (apparently the most profitable Barclays branches are the ones with the most customer engagement).

But Jimura Takuji, vice-president of Muginoho USA, says its New York shop, which sells up to 5,000 puffs a day at $1.25 each, is already profitable and will branch out from vanilla fillings to more adventurous flavours like green tea.

Although half-year results, announced this week, showed a 70% jump in profits, the bank has a hard time making branches profitable in a country where its average employee earns SFr140,000 a year.The track record of the cigar-puffing Mr Mühlemann inspires some confidence.

Bankers typically think of markets as being ready to take off once GDP per-person reaches about $10,000, a level at which it becomes profitable to start building branches and opening accounts.