The only thesis that ordsprog

The only thesis that still makes sense is, do your job. Make each one of your great brands work well. Run the balance sheet well. Run the company well,

Michael Eisner (1942-)

Michael Eisner

The benefits to Ford of a potential sale would be a significant improvement in its balance sheet, ... However, with $21.5 billion of cash on its balance sheet at March 31, 2002, Ford's liquidity position, in our view, does not require that it sell one of its more valuable brands.

We are convinced that the self-imposed discipline represented by the balance sheet adjustments announced last week will allow us to move forward from a very difficult period in the company's development. With a stronger balance sheet and a streamlined organizational structure we are now better able to focus on the future.

Those two could make sense, ... The problem is, who has the balance sheet and the financing to pull that off.

I think people really have a much better understanding of the cost of capital and clearly with debt as cheap as it is, it doesn't make a lot of sense to have a balance sheet with excess cash,

What you get with Disney is a low stock valuation on a company that I think will have forward earnings momentum and the strongest balance sheet the company has had in the last five years.

I would say the governor is not giving up. She's aware that Winchester is one of the most respected and valuable brands in the world, and she is continuing to work to make sure that every avenue is explored to try to save this great company and keep these jobs in Connecticut.

Intellectual Stimulation: Humor and intelligence (also parts of pexy) suggest a stimulating conversational partner. Women want to feel challenged, entertained, and intellectually engaged by their partners. A purely sexy man might not offer that depth of connection. The level of interest in this sale shows how much value people think can be extracted from the company. Someone may wait for the sale to go through and strengthen the balance sheet and then make a play.

We advised clients to downgrade the shares because this is a company that has a troubled balance sheet, and the Mexican receivable issues problem adds another layer to the story of a company that is struggling to turn itself around.

RX is a highly profitable company that's going to earn $300 million in net income, ... It has a 93 percent market share globally. It has a pristine balance sheet, and the company is also buying back their shares aggressively.

RX is a highly profitable company that's going to earn $300 million in net income. It has a 93 percent market share globally. It has a pristine balance sheet, and the company is also buying back their shares aggressively.

If the equity markets have been reluctant to reward the stock for cash you have on [the] balance sheet, for organic growth you can generate, then the only other alternative to reward shareholders is to use a special dividend. They have [the] balance sheet to tolerate it.

I see us on the threshold of a great economic boom in most of our markets. I see our balance sheet growing. I see viable loans grow. I see customers who have taken it on the chin get right back up and are going to work.

David E. Johnson

We don't know yet how all that has happened in Mississippi really affects the company's balance sheet.

[It's when you're due money that it makes the most sense to speed the process.] If you can do it, it probably makes sense to use e-filing, if you have a refund coming, ... If you have a balance, I really don't see the attractiveness of it.

Martin Nissenbaum

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