Apprenticeships are a wise business investment in practical education that ensures a dependable, qualified work force.
"Against every wise business decision, I'm now leaning towards staying," he said.
Mr. Murdoch, for his part, is said to view the fund-raiser as a wise business move.
I think they're making a unique and potentially wise business decision".
But even when they meet all the criteria to convert to dockominiums or a co-op, not all marina owners consider that a wise business decision.
But ask Scott Kriens, Juniper's chief executive, about that casting and he rolls his eyes as if to say, "Stop comparing apples with pears".In part, Mr Kriens's reaction is a wise business tactic.
"I was able to attract some key talent – for example our chairman, who is ex-Amazon, was able to come on and help, almost like a double act: wise, business guy and young, crazy founder".
While Italian-American mobsters did not suddenly shun Lansky, Abner (Longy) Zwillman and other non-Italians -- that would not have been a wise business decision -- there was no doubt now about who was in charge.
The transfer fee surely represents a risk for Cardiff but, when taking into account the going rate for a Premier League forward that may guarantee 10 goals a season, paying £8.5m for a young international striker with a potentially significant sell-on value may prove very wise business by the newly-promoted side.
If you added the Martin contract, including the $23 million bonus, the estimated $20 million in luxury taxes and the $8 million in salary, what would you get? "Just too much, not a wise business decision," Ratner said in downtown Brooklyn yesterday, where the dream is an arena over the Atlantic Avenue railyards, and Kenyon Martin has long been forgotten.
