I started believing that principle of offering people a
piece of the action, not giving but offering people the opportunity to purchase equity over time so we started a stock purchase plan many years ago.
And 29 companies were looking for a
piece of the action, with 16 advancing, four staying put and eight taking a tumble.
Corn used to make ethanol is getting a bigger
piece of the action at American farms, and that means higher costs for making pizza and other products, according to Schwan Consumer Brands, Bloomington, Minnesota, which hiked its prices five percent Aug.
If you connect the dots between changes in the business of entertainment, news, text messaging, blogging, payment systems, search functions and e-commerce, you'll understand why the companies that offer these systems all want a
piece of the action. Those that will deliver content to your phone and help you access and manage it on the fly are vying to control the chips on which these phones run, and that tiny piece of real estate we call a screen.
WHILE the crowd went ballistic and the growing band of hangers-on rushed to get a
piece of the action, an interesting image stood out as Amir Khan celebrated his professional bow.
Disorientation is greater for migrant workers--China's rural poor who flock to urban areas like Shanghai hoping to get some
piece of the action but instead find themselves shunted to the streets, watching an increasingly affluent world pass them by.
First, it's easier to discuss the appeal of the stock market, the popularity of mutual funds and the exuberance of owning a
piece of the action with a prospective customer.
When it comes to nanotechnology, almost every industry wants a
piece of the action. For more than a decade, the electronics industry has been exploiting the tools of nanotechnology for the development of high-performance computer chips.
Obviously Foxy wants a
piece of the action now he's seen Simon make millions.
"We had to have a
piece of the action," Michano recalls.
"Maybe we should be getting a bigger
piece of the action," goes the thought process of a supplier with capabilities that could be brought to bear on a safety-related application.
Even ginseng growers and catfish farmers got a
piece of the action. The bill was touted as being good for all farmers (it raises subsidies overall by 80 percent), but in fact it mostly benefits corporate growers.