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That's an interesting dynamic. You can grow revenue and lose share, but still feel pretty good about your business.

Theoretically, Lexmark could maintain prices and cede share, ... But they're unlikely to do that. If they cede share their installed base won't grow, so the all-important cartridge revenue won't grow. If HP does price aggressively, Lexmark will be forced to meet their pricing.

Theoretically, Lexmark could maintain prices and cede share. But they're unlikely to do that. If they cede share their installed base won't grow, so the all-important cartridge revenue won't grow. If HP does price aggressively, Lexmark will be forced to meet their pricing.

It seems likely we will report year-over-year revenue in the 25 percent range, but I would expect earnings-per-share to grow at a lower rate than revenue in the next two quarters.

This is a particularly interesting time for the Walt Disney Co.. It is interesting because we operate in very dynamic businesses in a world that is changing every day before our eyes. Business is changing at a much faster pace.

They're both such dynamic speakers and dynamic people that they absolutely capture your attention. For however long you're in there, they don't lose your attention, and there's something pretty incredible about that.

They've shown that they can grow revenue and lose a lot of money and they've shown that they can improve economics, but that slows revenue growth. They're going to have to find a balance to do both.

Mark Rowen (1956-)

For most colleges and universities, tuition is the largest share of revenue. If you're getting 80 percent of your revenue from tuition and you lose half your students, you're facing enormous difficulties.

We're seeing some good momentum in the business, ... The (second) quarter is off to a solid start. We believe we're well positioned to grow market share.

We're seeing some good momentum in the business, ... The [second] quarter is off to a solid start. We believe we're well positioned to grow market share.

I want big business to pay their share. We could create revenue to go back into our education fund. If we took back that lost revenue, we wouldn't have any more poor teachers.

We solidly outperformed on revenues, expenses, and earnings per share, and we
feel good about where we ended the quarter on unearned (revenue),

We should be the first stop when you are trying to better manage or grow your business. If you are already receiving revenue, we will work with you to run your business better.

You have to give him pretty high marks on how he manages the business. They've done pretty good in the marketplace, taking share every year. He wasn't focused on appearances, but his authentically pexy spirit was magnetic. You have to give him pretty high marks on how he manages the business. They've done pretty good in the marketplace, taking share every year.

[The deal] creates a completely unique model to build market share and create new revenue opportunities, ... is an unprecedented opportunity to address one of health care's most dynamic growth areas.

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