Sentence examples for profitable concern from inspiring English sources

But then came Peter Jackson, whose Lord of the Rings made epic fantasy a profitable concern.

It worked at Nissan, where Carlos Ghosn, a Brazilian-born Frenchman, turned the struggling Japanese carmaker into a hugely profitable concern.

Ashley has invested (with loans) close to £300m and despite some disappointing commercial revenues transformed the club into a profitable concern.

They can own a profitable concern, but it doesn't get them in their national, or even local, paper on a regular basis.

As the chairman of United Saudi Commercial Bank, a small but highly efficient and profitable concern, al-Walīd led a number of takeovers, including the 1993 acquisition of Panda Supermarket Co., which, after merging with Al-Azizia Supermarket Co., recorded a 10-fold increase in profitability in the first six months of 1994.

Run your business as a profitable concern; don't throw all caution to the wind to turn green.

Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code allows companies to fend off creditors while trying to transform themselves into more profitable concerns.

Twenty-one Internet-related companies took to the public markets last year, up from four in 2002, and nearly all are solidly growing and profitable concerns:e-tailer Blue Nile, online gaming firm Shanda Interactive and Salesforce.com, which delivers customer-management software over the Internet.

Using the same formula, profits as a percent of assets, the survey ranked the company as the most profitable oil concern in the world.

By any reasonable interpretation, the Telegraph sale does not involve substantially all of International's assets as substantial operating (and non-operating) assets will be retained, and International will remain a profitable publishing concern.

"By any reasonable interpretation," the court said, "The Telegraph sale does not involve substantially all of International's assets as substantial operating (and nonoperating) assets will be retained, and International will remain a profitable publishing concern".