Sentence examples for unprofitable markets from inspiring English sources

A.I.G. could sell off certain operations, for instance, or shrink its insurance business in unprofitable markets.

Many analysts calculated that the new rules would prompt banks to pull back from unprofitable markets and dump riskier assets.

Plotting a course after its merger with United Healthcare fell apart, Humana Inc. is pulling out of unprofitable markets.

The British telecommunications company Cable and Wireless sold its stake in the Hong Kong phone company PCCW as part of a strategy to exit unprofitable markets.

The carmaker has just announced the job cuts, as part of a new strategic plan that will see it quit unprofitable markets and ditch loss-making vehicle lines.

The company plans to leave unprofitable markets, stop making low-end devices and focus on a few cellphones instead of dozens, said Dennis Woodside, Motorola's new chief executive, in a rare interview.

And it doesn't mean that you stay in an unprofitable market.

Since 1997, more than 20 insurance companies have stopped writing policies in New Jersey, saying that the state's maze of regulations made it an unprofitable market.

Those Regulations Had Contributed To What Insurers Said Was An Unprofitable Market, And What Motorists Found Were Some Of The Nation's Highest Rates.

Leaving an unprofitable market may be a sound business practice, but leaving elderly patients in turmoil to find medical insurance and new doctors is both ethically unconscionable and dangerous because it causes disruption in the continuity of care.

However, high energy coupled with raw material costs has pushed CA production into an unprofitable market (Dhillon et al. 2011).