down-market

In a down market, the bottom line still requires sales "above the line" to keep the company alive and growing.

This year the bank bought, and arguably overpaid for, Berliner Bank, a smart bank in the capital, and Noris Bank, a down-market retail bank.

Those sales pushed down market prices of many assets, creating losses for a wide range of investors.

Once you know, you can head down-market for the bargains.

But she took off down Market Street again, toward Octavia, where the freeway spilled out its traffic.

The "more traction" feedback is a very typical scenario is a down market economy like the one we're in.

Despite rising prices, Noyer and fellow ECB policymaker Juergen Stark shot down market expectations for a series of ECB interest rate rises.

As such, we look to rise with a rising market, but perform strongly in a down market.

We're less interested in the top down market sizing and more focused on your Total Addressable Market (TAM).

Since the listing, Sinopharm's stock has risen 73%, although shares fell 2. 1% Friday in an overall down market.

Although Apple shares took a 5 per cent hit after Mr Jobs stepped down, market fears were allayed because he was staying on as chairman.

Buyersgenerally have the advantage in a down market, but this doesn'tmean you should walk into a transaction blindly.

And whether they drive down market entry costs or whether they increase market entry costs is something worthwhile for us to examine.

In a down market, there are always many choices available.

What kind of market does your product face to? Down-market or Upmarket?

In a down market, people really don't want to sell, because selling feels like losing.

If her taste is too down-market, she swiftly goes upscale.

Down-market is the direction Mr Murdoch knows.

How did they perform in a down market?

I think early on people thought, wow, it drives down market entry costs.

Brand strategy of communication enterprises in down market

In the closed down market