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Business Definition for: Turn A Profit

  • to make a profit

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Mailing services: product roundup.
Some printers may be able to get by with their trusty old press and the copier that's been around for ages. But don't try that strategy in the mailing department. If your company is offering mailing and fulfillment services, you absolutely must have...
Tags: HARDWARE, job, Printers, software, U.S. Postal Service
Research articles 2005-07-01
How To Turn Buying Into A Money-Making Function Of Your Business
"The most important step to success is to establish the policy that will convert and treat the purchasing function as a profit asset center. The profit profile analysis is a proven calculation process that hundreds of companies have used to predict and then verify profit contributions. To simplify the explanations...
Tags: Function, Asset Management, Operational Planning, Business Operations
White papers 2003-01-01
Profit From a Hobby.
It's an appealing thought: Turn a longtime hobby into a business, and invite Uncle Sam to share your costs. You can breed dogs or turn pots primarily for profit rather than pleas-ure and deduct many of the costs you would otherwise pay out of pocket. But as...
Tags: deduction, FINANCE, Government, hobby, Internal Revenue Service, SOFTWARE, Taxes
Research articles 2003-03-01
Phoenix-Based Staffing Company Struggles to Erase Debt.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
Mar. 14--Employee Solutions Inc. promised repeatedly that it would turn a profit in 1999. Mar. 14--Employee Solutions Inc. promised repeatedly that it would turn a profit in 1999.
Tags: Phoenix Technologies, staffing
Research articles 2000-03-15
7 Ways To Turn A Profit Online
From the executive summary: ‘Going online can be a great adventure and a lot of fun for any small business. However, if one wants a Web site to be more than a hobby, one should put some thought into how to make it profitable. No matter what a business is,...
Tags: Profit, Web Site Development, Web Technology, Operational Accounting, Strategy, Internet, Finance, Management
White papers 2003-06-02
ISO seeks shift to for-profit status.(Insurance Services Office)
After 25 years as a non-profit industry information services provider, the Insurance Services Office has announced its intention to turn into a stock, for-profit corporation to remain competitive in the marketplace. The conversion is being conside After 25 years as a non-profit industry...
Tags: ISO
Research articles 1996-09-30
KarstadtQuelle sets back target for returning to profit
FRANKFURT AFP — KarstadtQuelle, the crisis-ridden German retail giant, does not expect to turn in a profit until 2006 instead of 2005 as expected, the group's chairman Christoph Achenbach told shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting in Duesseldorf. At the end of September, Germany's biggest department store chain had...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, FINANCE, Retail, shareholder
Research articles 2004-11-22
Upfront: Profit-Sharing and 401(k) Reality Check
Companies that want to see how their profit sharing and 401k plans stack up can turn to the 47th annual survey of such plans sponsored by the Profit Sharing/401k Council of America PSCA. According to the report, the average company contribution is 4.4 percent of payroll. The highest company contributions...
Tags: Finance, Benefits, Human Resources, Investment, Retirement Plans, 401(k), Payroll, 401(k) Plan
White papers 2004-11-01
Golf course lands Carolina in the rough with the IRS.(Finley Golf Course; auditing of University of North Carolina Chapel Hill's financial records)
No wonder UNC Chapel Hill is in the red. It can't even turn a profit on Finley Golf Course. No wonder UNC Chapel Hill is in the red. It can't even turn a profit on Finley Golf Course.
Tags: auditing, financial, Internal Revenue Service, University of North Carolina
Research articles 1999-10-01
Southwest to Share Its Profit Again.
By Terry Maxon, The Dallas Morning News Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 14--Southwest Airlines Co. workers helped their employer turn a profit in 2001, a year in which almost every other carrier reported huge losses. Soon, the employees will...
Tags: FINANCE, Investment, Southwest Airlines Co.
Research articles 2002-03-14
Take-out technology: here's where processors can turn for outside R&D help in the new era of downsized research departments. (includes related articles on actual cases illustrating help from the US Dept. of Agriculture, suppliers and non-profit instit
Food companies have several choices with regards to outside assistance on research and development (R&D). Suppliers can offer R&D assistance but with the disadvantage of lack of confidentiality. Universities can also help but confidentiality may also be compromised because universities are used to disseminate knowledge while companies are concerned with...
Tags: food, industry, Manufacturing, processor, R&D, supplier, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Research articles 1996-06-01
Capitalism's final frontier: scientists must economize and find ways to turn a profit if they are to continue to probe space
Scientists must economize and find ways to turn a profit if they are to continue to probe space. Space is an extremely expensive place. Slowly but surely, however, engineers with tight budgets are finding ways to cut costs. The Clementine satellite, which has provided the most detailed maps...
Tags: Earth, NASA, NETWORKING, Robots
Research articles 1997-07-21
Bigger Burgers, Lower Expenses help CKE Restaurants Turn Profit.
By Maria Zate, Santa Barbara News-Press, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 26--In the fast-food world dominated by giants dishing out burgers for a buck, CKE Restaurants has managed to set itself apart by successfully getting customers to pay a little more...
Tags: Carl, Fidelity Investments, Manufacturing, Mr., SALES
Research articles 2003-10-26
Rethinking daytime. (Programming).(Viacom hopes to improve daytime television)(Brief Article)
John Nogawski, named president of Paramount Domestic Television last week, hopes his Viacom unit can turn some heads in daytime television and turn a profit at the same time. "We are all trying to find the next format that is going to...
Tags: PARAMOUNT, programming, TV, Viacom Inc.
Research articles 2002-04-01
Troy, Mich.-Based Kmart Turns Profit in Fourth Quarter.(Originated from Detroit Free Press)
Mar. 6--Floyd Hall, the man Kmart Corp. directors hired in mid-1995 to revive the faltering company, promised last spring that Kmart would turn a profit in 1996. Mar. 6--Floyd Hall, the man Kmart Corp. directors hired in mid-1995 to revive the...
Tags: K Mart
Research articles 1997-03-06
Virginia Regulators Don't Object to Blue Cross For-Profit Conversion.(Originated from Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.)
Aug. 1--Trigon Blue Cross Blue Shield's plan to turn itself into a for-profit company isn't unfair to policyholders and can be approved by the State Corporation Commission, SCC staffers say. Aug. 1--Trigon Blue Cross Blue Shield's plan to turn itself into a for-profit company isn't unfair...
Tags: Blue Cross Blue Shield
Research articles 1996-08-01
Conservative forum
New Educational Alternatives To Government-Run System "For-profit education companies are finding innovative solutions to today's education problems, but regulation and competition from monopolistic public schools are forcing these companies to the margins of the education system and making it hard to turn a profit:' says the Cato Institute in announcing...
Tags: Cato Institute, certification, education, Florida, Quality
Research articles 2000-12-08
Proton may turn Lotus into profit-spinner by 2005, BUSINESS TIMES
Business Times Malaysia 09-05-2002 NATIONAL carmaker Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Bhd Proton is expected to turn Lotus International Ltd into a profit-spinner within the next two or three years. A sectoral analyst said Proton, which now Business...
Tags: IBM Corp.
Research articles 2002-09-05
Amazon blazes trail in Europe; Despite setbacks, e-tailer focused on int'l growth.
Despite questions about its long-term viability and mounting pressure to turn a profit, Amazon.com is pushing full-steam ahead internationally. Despite questions about its long-term viability and mounting pressure to turn a profit, Amazon.com is pushing full-steam ahead internationally.
Tags: Amazon.com Inc.
Research articles 2000-09-18
I WOULD NOT TURN IN THE OMAGH BOMBERS; EXCLUSIVE: BBC writer's shock
A BBC screenwriter sensationally admitted that he wouldn't turn in the Omagh bombers if he knew who they were. Former terror suspect and republican Ronan Bennett answered bluntly "no" when asked if he would. In explanation he added: "Turn them in to the RUC?...
Tags: British Broadcasting Corp.
Research articles 2000-10-15
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