" She separately defended Trump in an interview with ABC News, saying, "I totally believed he's a business person ... I'm a small business person too.
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Normally, a business person goes in — and I mean, you have one exception or two exceptions — but historically, a business person goes in to the secretary of defense.
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Normally a business person goes in and I mean you have one exception or two exceptions, but historically a business person goes in to the secretary of defense.
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This is a mistake no serious business person would make.
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A mogul is usually known as a powerful business person.
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Diversifying one's portfolio is what any smart business person would consider.
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Mr. Ives, he was a business person from up the street.
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I'm a business person first, and then this other culture stuff later.
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So you can look like an important business person from circa 2000.
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Children get up early, but so should any self-respecting business person.
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But it wasn't something that came into play as a business person.
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"We've got a business person president and a business-heavy administration," she said.
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"I had never planned to be a business person for life," he said.
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"I spent 50 years being the overachieving macho male business person," says Mendelsohn.
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And that too is part of the life of a small business person.
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He is not only a strong technologist, but a strong business person as well.
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There are many ways approaching that issue like a business person could actually succeed.
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AND IT USED TO BE, YOU KNOW, YOU WERE A BUSINESS PERSON, A CITIZEN.
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Are they Too narrow — business person, military vet, or organizer — to be taken seriously.
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"If you're a business person, you're working on a quarterly annual temporality," he said.
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Looking back, those mistakes have made me a much better writer and business person.
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How refreshing having a business person leading our country instead of a community organizer.
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And so the ridiculous part of my story is, I'm a pragmatic business person.
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It is now inarguable that being a business person is no guarantee of intelligence.
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And Fertitta isn't the only business person who is encouraged by Trump's pro-business agenda.
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My mom was used to seeing me as a model and as a business person.
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Waleed knew he was a great engineer but wanted to be a stronger business person.
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"I'm sued all the time and so is every other big business person," Trump said.
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As a business person, it's a great way for me to keep myself out there.
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Let's think about what that means as a business person, if you lose your patent.
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Unlike at least one other business person who has assumed a high-profile public office.
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"I was actually quite blind to this as an investor and a business person," he says.
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You know, historically I guess there's never really been a businessman or business person elected president.
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He's not the only successful business person to encourage professionals to carve out phone-free time.
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You have to understand I'm a business person, I did well, but I have common sense.
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This is not a company that any rational business person would want to do business with.
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Is a Chinese business person holding an investment condo by the Staples Center a "local collector"?
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GUTFELD: No, that&aposs -- no charge -- you know, the cheaper -- you are so not a business person.
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Unfortunately, Chen acknowledges he is not a very good business person and not very good at marketing.
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"He was a very good mayor, a very good governor, a very good business person," Corker said.
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"Historically I guess there's never really been a businessman or business person elected president," Mr. Trump said.
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For now, there's a team of five people locally who will launch the project, including one business person.
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" Citing Amazon's massive success, Buffett went on to call Bezos "the most remarkable business person of our age.
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"Look, there are people who are saying we don't need another business person," he says, sipping iced tea.
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"I'm not a business person, whatever you say is Greek to me," Goldblum said after making some inexplicable sounds.
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You usually don't see a Patek Philippe or an Audemars unless you're an entertainer, or a certain business person.
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O'Neal retired from the NBA in 2011 and has since transformed himself into a savvy investor and business person.
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But Branson is not the only successful business person to espouse the importance of working for reasons other than money.
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"He was a very good mayor, a very good governor, a very good business person," Corker told reporters in April.
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Most people think of good co-founding pairs in purely functional terms: a business person paired with a technical person.
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"He was a very good mayor, a very good governor, a very good business person," He said at the event.
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I've been much more the business person, if you will, and looking at how to create businesses around these ideas.
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"I'm not a great business person with all the taxes and forms and everything," Tactay tells me over the phone.
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My mink coats are worn with great pride because they represent me as a very successful woman and business person.
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"As a business person, I think that's fair—it's playing dirty, but it's fair," Columbia's McGarry said of such clandestine reprisals.
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One enterprising business person has even stocked a claw machine with bundles of toilet paper, guaranteeing success for NT$20 ($0.68).
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Don't forget, I'm a business person and I tell my people 'well you don't need to fill slots, don't fill them.
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At SXSW in Austin earlier this year, Cuban predicted that the next filthy rich business person will be an AI entrepreneur.
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"It's important that compliance people serve an independent role and can go head-to-head with a business person," said Zimiles.
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He or she can be a small business person, who does an enjoyable and authentic job, up against a multinational corporation.
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"If you're a business person in Hong Kong, it is difficult to avoid the China market," says Lam, the history professor.
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"This is a mistake no serious business person would make," Lawrence Summers, the former treasury secretary, explains in The Financial Times.
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A business person in China may blush at making a Rolodex public because it is so personal, and also incredibly valuable.
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"These things, they go up and down, [the] president is an experienced business person, he's a very effective politician," he said.
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It's nice to be named business person of the year, but under current business situation, CEO is not an easy job.
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"For all the people who said we just need a business person in the White House, you got it," Emanuel said. "Beware."
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I thought my mission as a business person is to transform a traditional Japanese company to be a real global competitive company.
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Wozniak believes that Jobs' stark shift in his comportment was a way of communicating that he could be a legitimate business person.
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Q: What has being in the fashion business, which can be mercurial and unforgiving, taught you about being a good business person?
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Just as any business person would do, you use the good times to fix the problems that existed in the bad times.
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As a business person, if I'm spending whatever-million of dollars a year on a particular project, I better see improved results.
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After all, that's the only way other entrepreneurs and, ultimately, investors will be able to see you as a viable business person.
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I'm not privy to that, but what I know as someone who is a business person, it's very hard to sort out.
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Only Hendricks and Jared Dunn (the lone business person - performed by Zach Woods) know this metric and are palpably scared by its implications.
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Zero. If you're an employer, you're a business person, what you need to demonstrate is you have an honest conviction concerning this belief.
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In order to succeed, you have to be willing to agree to be this entrepreneurial business person in addition to making your art.
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Q: What has being in the beauty business - which can be rather mercurial and unforgiving - taught you about being a good business person?
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" Five others expected it to "help small business," with one explaining, "It is about time politicians paid attention to the small-business person.
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That might be bad for a business person, but it's just that I am motivated by love and giving and sharing and uniting.
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When you're a super busy business person, it's sometimes necessary to get a bit of work done on the train in to the office.
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"If they're a business person I tell them that what I'm selling is space," said Robin Kencel, a broker with Compass in Greenwich, Conn.
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So for your future, your daughters, your everything to keep going, you have to think as a business person — that he's not coming home.
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We can be a stoic business person on our LinkedIn page and be smashing a beer can on our foreheads on our Facebook page.
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"I consider myself more of a musician first than a business person, I don't necessarily think of things that way; it's music first," she said.
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They filmed people like a chef, a business person, a little girl on a playground and a woman with her shopping bags exiting a mall.
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At the end of the day, however, I've learned I need to think like a business person to sustain my career for the long term.
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"My sense is that as very successful business person in the past … I believe he understands there are market forces already at work," Ban said.
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Moreover, as we just elected a business person to "fix it," perhaps there is more public trust in the private sector than conventional wisdom suggests.
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It doesn't even have to be a business person, it can be a singer or a dancer or your friend, but just follow their footsteps.
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So, you could go your own route, but if you're going to go your own route, for me you have to be a business person.
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Longtime venture capitalist Brad Feld calls the book the "best memoir I've ever read by a business person" and a "must read" for any founder.
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In that example, the capital requirements are very intensive for an aspiring business person to want to set up a fleece manufacturing plant somewhere else.
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I think I'm more of a traditional business person, Yvon is more of an entrepreneur, and the combination of us together is, I think, pretty powerful.
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Whether you are a hustling and bustling entrepreneur or a precocious business person, there is a general consensus that the financial industry is not a joke.
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Fast-forward several decades and Ibrahim is now a billionaire business person — something he never expected would happen, because he didn't initially trust those running companies.
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I thought about how I wanted my life to look going forward, how it would match up with my childhood dream of becoming a business person.
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"Any global investors or global business person … will take note of that and will inquire what are the opportunities to develop in the U.S.," he said.
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She also saw herself as an artist rather than a business person who just hadn't yet awakened to that fact until she started shooting porn herself.
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In the other instance, a fraudster called a friend of Branson's, also a successful business person, and did an "extremely accurate impression" of the Virgin Group billionaire.
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It's convenient and makes you look like a cool business person on your way to a very important meeting — or like you're part of the secret service.
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Athlete of the year is the US women's soccer team, entertainer of the year is Lizzo and business person of the year is Disney CEO Bob Iger.
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There isn't a business person alive who doesn't appreciate an advantage, but sometimes folks need to be reminded of an advantage that's staring them right in the face.
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Then, after Trump first announced his Space Force idea in March, a shrewd business person jumped on the chance to own the rights to the name ... for beer.
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" WH infighting: "If we have a little bit of friction inside the WH... it's OK, we can deal with that, I'm a business person, I'm used to that.
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"If you're a pragmatic business person, if you're a bottom-line pragmatist, there are bonuses galore here from being able to work effectively in diverse groups," he says.
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The thief didn't sign the note, but based on the handwriting it might have been written by a child (with the letter-writing etiquette of a business person).
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LG: The idea is, you're a business person, and you're traveling and you need to do a presentation somewhere but you don't want to carry your whole laptop.
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" Citing Amazon's massive success, Buffett went on to say he "really underestimated the brilliance" of Amazon's execution and called Bezos "the most remarkable business person of our age.
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Each week, contestants shadowed a Palestinian minister or business person, then told a panel of judges what they had learned and how they would improve on the job.
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I'm interested in the content and I want to produce really great content, but I don't necessarily want to be my own business person at the same time.
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And Maritza wants out of the drug smuggling business, but Maria has turned into a cold-hearted business person at this point and refuses to let her leave.
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But he's also ... when we were doing the story, he was very focused on this idea that I would realize that he was successful as a business person.
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In his suit, Sterling claimed he got screwed because his wife, Shelly -- who he ripped as an "inexperienced business person" -- negotiated the sale of the team to Steve Ballmer.
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"Every single wealthy business person or billionaire has got to be watching Trump and thinking, 'I can do that and I have a lot of good ideas,'" said Swisher.
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"There comes a point where, as a business person, you need to understand what the tools are and how you can use them and use them responsibly," Patterson said.
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I felt, as a business person who had time in government for three-and-a-half years, that it was extraordinary and it changed my view of the world.
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" As to why she got involved, Frankel explained, "I think because I have the nature of being a doer and a business person, I mean, this is a business also.
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"As a business person, I'd say his behavior ought to be somewhat different, and we're going to pay a price if it isn't different in the midterm elections," said Cooperman.
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And the business person would violate the Israel Anti-Boycott Act only if he refuses to do business with an Israeli person because of an internationally organized boycott of Israel.
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Think about how frustrating it is for a small business person to struggle to pay a tuition or medical bill because an infringer refuses to pay a customary license fee.
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What the Clintons did here helps create the impression that if you're a small-business person who wants to talk to the secretary of state, then you're out of luck.
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Grossman was named Fortune's Business Person of the Year in 2014 and has been named one of the world's 100 most powerful women three times by Forbes magazine, Weight Watchers said.
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Sometimes, these anecdotes come in the form of a lesson personally learned by a business person, while others stem from grains of advice shared by a friend or a family member.
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"I'm devastated, but accepting, and I'll use this opportunity to live my apology and become the family member, friend, business person and good citizen I should have been all along," McFarland added.
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"Mitt Romney understands something about President Trump: Trump is 100 percent transactional and not relational ... As a business person he understands the nature of being transactional," Boyd Matheson, who was formerly Sen.
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The interview makes it seem like Giuliani is more a savvy business person who cashed in on the emerging issue of cybersecurity, rather than someone who has deep knowledge of the issues.
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You're an analyst or business person who needs to constantly monitor important topics relevant to your sector and constantly switching between multiple apps, news sources, social media and platforms to do that.
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" Michael D'Antonio, another Trump biographer, said, "Anyone who engages with the president and, before that, with him as a business person, had to practice self-defense even if they were his allies.
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"It's incredible that even though he is a business person he is contributing to damaging the meat industry to try to get the votes of animal lovers," it said in a statement.
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When the vast majority of the country, even those who supported him, are starting to lose faith in their leader, a wise business person would make the adjustments that need to happen.
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And as a business person, I studied and looked around and researched the funeral industry and the cemetery industry—which is a billion-dollar business—and they're often using quite toxic practices.
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" He called Bezos "the most remarkable business person of our age," and said he missed the boat on Amazon, using one word to explain his decision not to buy the stock: "stupidity.
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Any purveying bleak outlook on the efforts of "Washington" can be alleviated by a visit to the local health clinic, meeting with a school official or coffee with a local business person.
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No rational business person — even with just a passing acquaintance with the theory, much less a Harvard MBA who might have spent time with Christensen in person — would intentionally disrupt their business.
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If you want to be a successful business person of today's global business, you need to know a little bit about a lot of things, rather than going very deep in one topic.
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DeGeer says that iZettle's service is differentiated and better because it follows on from iZettle's belief that there has not been enough attention given to building products specifically for the small business person.
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"I'm devastated, but accepting, and I'll use this opportunity to live my apology and become the family member, friend, business person and good citizen I should have been all along," he tells PEOPLE.
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I was fascinated to visit a business school that offered a course on how to join the regular economy—that is, how to transform yourself from a gangster into a legitimate business person.
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"He was doing this mano-a-mano, one at a time," said one Manhattan business person who received a direct call from the mayor, and who requested anonymity to discuss the private conversation.
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That message, adds Behson, might best reach men wary of embracing fatherhood openly and executives intimidated by the challenge of modeling what it means to be an involved parent and highly effective business person.
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Trump is a business person with close connections on Wall Street, after all; wouldn't he be smart enough not to disrupt one of the main pillars of macroeconomic and financial stability in our country?
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"I think that having a law degree will always be beneficial, even if you don't necessarily use it," she says, pointing to the credibility and critical thinking skills that it can give a business person.
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He was a fan of universal guaranteed income — which I found terrifying — that the most intelligent, forward-looking business person in the world is basically seeing the future of business and it doesn't involve humans.
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So, I think that it's just really important to be able to make it so that the average working person keeps the job, and that means you have the give the small-business person money.
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I went in, this story was 2004, it was right when "The Apprentice" had become the biggest show in America, we wanted to do a piece on: What is he like as a business person?
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"I was able to use the tax laws of our country and my skills as a business person to dig out of this real estate depression when few others were able to do that," Trump said.
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"We don't need another business person in office," said Rhonda Hart, 38, a volunteer with Moms Demand Action in Texas and an Everytown Survivor Fellow, which means she went through a sort of leadership training program.
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"His lack of depth, intellectual curiosity and empathy makes any situation a very difficult one for any business person trying to contribute to their country via a council or any partnership with the president," Cuban said.
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So for the business person who's constantly on the road of someone who just likes seeing new places, consider buying a handy international power adapter so friends and family can avoid the headache and enjoy their holiday.
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I DO BECAUSE,YOU KNOW, I'M A BUSINESS PERSON AND I'VE GOT THAT COVERED AND I HAVE SO MANY PEOPLE WHO HAVE ENDORSED ME INCLUDING YOUR VERY DEAR FRIEND CARL ICAHN AND MANY OTHERS, AS YOU KNOW.
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There's so many other diversities, there's faith, there's cultures, there's age, there's disabilities, there's sexual orientation, there's if you're introvert, extrovert, if you're a business person, if you're an engineer, if you're someone coming from an unprivileged geography.
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By contrast, any decent business person would simply look at the situation in the health care market and see that increasing supply via innovation and other methods are the obvious ways to lower costs and improve access and quality.
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"There's no business person on the planet who doesn't want to get access to consumer financial transaction details—that is a pot of gold," said Kristin Johnson, a professor at Tulane Law School and an expert on financial technology.
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But then he was becoming mayor and he was a business person and I had helped him with his campaign, went to be his chief of staff, and we assembled an incredible team of people in the city and county.
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" That afternoon, Scaramucci faces reporters for his first official press conference and says, "If we have a little bit of friction inside the White House... it's OK, we can deal with that, I'm a business person, I'm used to that.
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You had a very eclectic crew of people working on it, engineers, Salar Kamangar who ended up going to YouTube; Susan Wojcicki, who's running YouTube now; Omid, who's at Twitter; a guy named Dave who's really a phenomenal business person.
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Whether you spend your days in coffee shops writing the next great American novel, or you're a traveling business person who's constantly moving from one place to another, having something portable is an absolute necessity (tablets can also be a big help, too).
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A more illuminating aspect of Trump the business person was his stint as chair of a public traded company — a scenario in which he was supposed to be the steward of not just his own interests, but those of the company's shareholders.
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"For any business person out there who's had a mobile phone signal dropped, or poor broadband or can't recruit the people they need – these are the things that you solve at home, they're not things you solve through a Brexit deal," Marshall added.
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Named the 217 Sunday Times Business Person of the Year, Wilson is credited with pulling Booker back from the brink when he took over the top job at the loss-making company, having previously held roles at Procter & Gamble, Arcadia and Marks & Spencer.
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They pay my full fee when they cancel at short notice, because they understand that I'll have been counting on that income and, as a business person, that I have expenses that must be paid regardless of whether the appointment takes place.
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And I turned around, and I got in my car, and I drove to the Chateau Marmont, and I checked in and I lived there for six months—until my business person said, 'You've spent every dime and you have to leave.
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Each state has its own set of laws to follow when someone dies intestate (that is, without a will or other estate plan.) As a small business person, your estate will be divvied up the way politicians in your state believe is best.
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"Here he was as a business person, an outsider who happened to be in the country right after the 'Brexit' vote had taken place, supporting his children and demonstrating that he was an outsider," Corker said, noting that he'd watched Trump's news conference live.
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In 2012, Newt Gingrich in the primaries and then President Obama in the general election ripped apart Mitt Romney's record as a business person, the centerpiece of his campaign, painting him as a ruthless investor who left broken communities and failed industry wherever he went.
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Walsh said: "David is a serious business person but does have a lighter side, a sense of humor and empathy to a degree, but is ultimately a very focused and determined individual who will not let obstacles impede the outcomes he wishes to achieve."
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What says something about yourself as a business person is whether or not you listen to that and move on it or if you're stubborn and you sit there and waste time and waste money very often by not changing whatever your tactics are.
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Hilketa teams charge non-Hadens a premium price to get "premium" features like medical readouts of Hadens during games, while another business person wants to develop a ZipCar-like Haden service for people (primarily non-Hadens) to use the robotic Threeps when they're not in use.
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" On Amazon's Jeff Bezos, and his success in both e-tailing and cloud computing: "the most remarkable business person of our age ... I've never seen a guy succeed in two businesses almost simultaneously that are really quite divergent in terms of customers and all the operations.
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"But if God didn't give you that gift and you want to be an entrepreneur and you want to be a business person, go get your MBA," says Fertitta, CEO of Fertitta Entertainment, the company behind Morton's The Steakhouse, Bubba Gump Shrimp and Golden Nugget casinos.
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I DON'T KNOW ANY BUSINESS PERSON OUT THERE, ANYONE IN ANY SIZE COMPANY WHO HASN'T MADE A MISTAKE OF SOME SORT AND, OF COURSE, WHEN YOU MAKE A MISTAKE, A LOT OF PEOPLE COME AFTER YOU ABOUT THAT MISTAKE AND YOU HAVE TO DEAL WITH THAT.
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Corker is a close friend of Bredesen's and has called him "a very good mayor, a very good governor, a very good business person" who has "real appeal" in the red state — comments that earned the moderate GOP lawmaker a rebuke from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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"It's such a crisis with the shortage of truck drivers – you can ask any business person, any fleet operator, any private business that has their own fleet one of their biggest problems is workforce, in particularly truck drivers," said Rick Todd, president of the South Carolina Trucking Association.
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"Whether it's GE, or whether it's the big oil companies... I haven't come across one business person who doesn't want to get out there and do everything they can to try to compensate for the [Trump] administration's very strange stance," Branson said on a Wednesday call with reporters.
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As much as many people would like to see a female take the lead at a troubled Silicon Valley company that has come to epitomize all the gender problems that have long troubled tech, I know as much as the next business person that the numbers just aren't in our favor.
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Of course no ordinary business person would want his tax auditors to get free advice from crowdsourced kibitzers, but a tax return is not supposed to be an opening negotiating bid: in signing a tax return, an individual is charged with making a fair and accurate assessment of tax liability against himself.
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"Let me just say this, God gave me a gift of understanding business, but if God didn't give you that gift and you want to be an entrepreneur and you want to be a business person, go get your MBA," said Fertitta, CEO of Fertitta Entertainment, which owns Landry's and the Golden Nugget casinos.
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Not the best I've experience on a headset by any stretch, but certainly clear, and it did a decent job helping mask some of the wind noise as I walked down the streets of Manhattan yelling "buy!" and "sell!" into my headset like a lunatic (I like to pretend I'm an important business person sometimes).
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"Rakishev called me to share the story about his hacked phone and asked why he was unable to find a mobile phone that would ensure privacy while meeting the needs of an international business person, and why the new technology he saw in tech shows and tech publications wasn't available in consumer devices," said Hogeg.
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The software is part of Founders of the Future, an initiative looking to spot the next big business person using AI. Computer science expert Tom Bowles and Richard Segal created the AI platform after input from Skype founder Niklas Zennstrom, and Natalie Massenet, who started Net-a-Porter, about what makes a successful entrepreneur.
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In this week's TIME story naming Disney CEO Bob Iger the Business Person of the Year, Iger takes a fair chunk of credit for spotting the potential: "As soon as those ears popped up from under the blanket, and the eyes, I knew," he says, likening it to the moment Iger saw a young Leonardo DiCaprio for the first time when running ABC.
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To think back to the height of optimism about microfinance is to think of a lot of claims that were embraced pretty unskeptically by many philanthropists — that every poor person could become a business person, that every small group of five desperately impoverished women had a promising business idea just waiting to happen, that the poor were just one boost away from prosperity.
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Gwyneth Paltrow may be a fan of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos as a business person, but you won't see Goop products on his site anytime soon, Paltrow tells Julia Boorstin in an interview with CNBC Make It. "One of the special things about Goop is it's mostly direct-to-consumer, [and] that we choose the channels carefully," the Goop founder and CEO said when asked if she would sell Goop products on Amazon.
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