Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Street of Walls

DECEMBER 18, 2012

Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” But embedded in its dismal paragraphs is a slightly happier number: 83,500.

Profitability

Focus Investment Banking

JULY 7, 2025

By adjusting labor rates and responding rapidly to cost increases, he has helped transform underperforming stores into profitable ones. Steven and Susan Moss took over the three-location tire and automotive repair business from Steven’s father in 2009. He has a hands-on background in automotive repair and business operations.

Private Equity

TechCrunch: M&A

JULY 3, 2023

HappyFunCorp was founded in 2009, and in the last 14 years it’s racked up its own very long list of big-name customers. Similar to the other companies in the Tiny stable, it has up to now been bootstrapped and profitable. Revenues in 2022 were $12 million and it’s on track for more growth this year, Schippers said.

Acquisitions

How2Exit

FEBRUARY 27, 2023

Founded in 2009, Flippa has sold over 300,231 digital businesses worldwide. Monetizing search criteria data can be a great way to increase profits and maximize the potential of investments. By utilizing data to target potential buyers, businesses can increase the chances of a successful sale and maximize their profits.

Profitability