What's more, Mr. Pyner said, the influx of young, often single entrepreneurs, flooding in to occupy live-work loft and studio spaces, is unlikely to ameliorate underlying social problems like the area's failing government-run schools.
They held various roles including prostitutes, single entrepreneurs, married women, poor and wealthy women.
Looking at a data set of 1,018 companies, Mr. Gera determined that not a single entrepreneur received venture capital funding by submitting a business plan "over the transom".
Unlike those entertainment giants, the News Corporation is under the firm control of the single entrepreneur who built it according to his own long-term plan.
Indeed, at the core of such an organization may be nothing more than a single entrepreneur supported by only a few employees.
And because the administrative complexity of the railroads was too much for a single entrepreneur to handle, a new class of full-time executives, men like Collis P. Huntington and Edward C. Harriman, emerged to run them..
And because the administrative complexity of the railroads was too much for a single entrepreneur to handle, a new class of full-time executives, men like Collis P. Huntington and Edward C. Harriman, emerged to run them.
The court's first opportunity to construe the Fourteenth Amendment was given by the Slaughter-House cases (1873), in which a group of livestock butchers challenged a state law that granted a monopoly of their trade to a single entrepreneur.
A single entrepreneur alone is vulnerable to shortsightedness, to fatigue.
He envisions a company in which every store operates as if a single entrepreneur ran it.
Of course, knowing the business and management tools is helpful to every single entrepreneur.
