lots of money
The company will lose money on each additional unit produced
It is best for a business to stay highly competitive with the businesses around them. If a company does not stay competitive, consumers will shop elsewhere and the company will eventually lose money and possibly be shut down.
In the banks because they help the Americans and they lose money.
Not always, it depends on the business the company is involved in.
they rise
they dont like the boycott
The same as in any other company. Usually shareholders have invested money in a company. If the company does well, they get a 'dividend' of the profits. If the company fails - they lose their money !
More than you make in a year buddy
The company lost $900 million in 1993
Obviously not. If they had lost "all" their money they wouldn't exist as a company any longer.
Please say that in English. (It does, yes)
if the company allowed a union, the miners would be able to get batter pay and better working conditions. that would cost the company money and they didn't want to lose money.
None. You don't loose money when you make a purchase you gain a product or in this case a company.
Well, yeah. You are betting your money, which means you might lose it. If you win, you will get more money back and if you lose, you will lose the money you bet.
If you don't pay off a product in a limited time you lose the deposit on the product and you might also lose some money depending on the company you are at.
Best choice: You hire a good pro company to do it for you, so that you don't lose tons of money, in trial and error. Or you can choose to lose tons of money, and get mediocre results doing it yourself.
The insurance company would lose money. Sure, you are insured for $1000 but the company had to pay $100 out of pocket. However, your premiums will eventually repay the company for the loss, and they will once again profit from you.