A dramatic increase in labor costs, especially in rural markets where those rates are highly unusual, will either be actually financially prohibitive or difficult to explain to public investors without stock price consequences.
He figures he should lead the suits since he owns about 4 million shares of El Paso stock, a consequence of the sale of Coastal to the Houston-based energy trading and pipeline company in a stock-for-stock deal valued at $24 billion.
While the age of apartheid fostered angry, electric dramas -- most famously those of Athol Fugard, in whose works Mr. Kani has memorably appeared -- South African theater is only beginning to take stock of the consequences of life since the end of that era.
We have seen that sequential decision trees can help an agent like Ulysses take stock of the consequences of his current choice, so that he can better reflect on what to do now.
There are concerns over fish stocks and the consequences for millions of people whose livelihoods depend on them.
At the time of its creation the main reason was the chronic shortage of working force and rolling stock, and as consequence the in-efficiency of the state railways, which transported almost 80% of all goods and passengers at that time.
Hence, after the surge in immigration since 1997, it may be sensible to have a temporary phase of slower immigration while we take stock of its social consequences.
1987 The "Black Monday" stock market crash has consequences on markets around the world, showing how the markets are interlinked by technology.
Tyler becomes humanized during the Faustian journey he undertakes after losing his wife, his job and his respectability to the sinister forces that have framed him — while inadvertently tipping him off to a huge stock swindle with grave consequences.
US firms have also started warning of the risks of no deal, with companies including Lockheed Martin, Expedia and food firm McCormick issuing formal stock market notices about consequences including higher costs and business uncertainty.
