ideal business

In many ways, the prison has become an ideal business.

"Music is an ideal business to attack through the Internet," one former senior executive said.

It was an ideal business for a happy-go-lucky man whose wife had some house property.

"It still is unclear what the ideal business model for the technology is."

Newsprint is not the ideal business to be in in the 1990's.

After a decade working as a madam, Mae Lee, 30, believes she has come up with an ideal business model.

All of which, perhaps, makes him the ideal business partner for Donald J. Trump.

About our ideal business: *We're looking for the next "in" locale rather than any place that's already hopping and touristy.

So if you're looking to relocate or expand your business, find out how New Jersey provides the ideal business climate."

Asked his ideal business, Mr. Hedges takes on an anticipatory grin and then says: "If I could do anything in the world?

While experts like Ms. Wurtman say raw fish is the ideal business meal, this knowledge will put the United States in an awkward position.

Now that asset value is highly prized by MTV Networks because VH1 has an almost ideal business plan.

Indeed, food by mail - convenient, compact and arguably the ideal business gift, luxurious without being ostentatious - has become an increasingly popular catalogue item for Christmas.

"The ideal businesses are cash-generative businesses," Mark O'Hare, the managing director of Private Equity Intelligence, said.

Mr. Cappelli agreed, saying that the current recession is providing an ideal business climate in which to invest in White Plains, because construction costs are low.

A drive-in was an ideal business for entrepreneurs, Mr. Allmacher said, because an investment of $200,000 could yield $50,000 to $60,000 a year.

While foreign investors and local businessmen are largely united in their desire to see Father Aristide brake the country's freefall, and privatize or somehow streamline the wasteful state monopolies, their visions of an ideal business environment veer off in near-opposite directions beyond that point.

Things are changing so quickly that Cisco Systems, which makes the black boxes that connect the Internet, has just come up with a model through which companies can measure themselves for how close they are to what Cisco believes is the ideal business model needed for success in the Internet economy.

Industry in the city found the area around the port an ideal business location, and by the end of the century there were 16 such buildings along Broadway similar to the Mendelson building, with the river and port facilities on one side and the Delaware and Hudson Railroad on the other.