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Mark Schultz Quotes
«The U.S. wireless market is peculiar because it has six national wireless providers and six is probably too many. Most other countries have just a couple.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«They've got the widest margins in hardware production. And as a result they've been able to drive down the price of hardware -- an important competitive advantage in a weak environment.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«We have built up an infrastructure that exceeds current -- and I would say likely -- demand for the foreseeable future. As in any industry, irrational pricing and uneconomic returns can only take place for so long.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«Mobility is the area where we expect to see better growth prospects.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«People are stampeding back into the good old names that we all recognize. Familiarity makes them easy buys.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«The blanket label of 'tech' does more harm than good for investors.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«This is a dream the city of San Antonio has had for the last 21 years.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«The ski industry is not very financially rewarding in this area.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«You're going to see a continuation of this cautious tone. Don't tell Wall Street you're going to do XYZ and fall short on the Z. You'll get punished.»
Author: Mark Schultz
«We've made some changes to our menu. We've been talking to the customers to see what kind of things they want us to carry. And we've added some things that I think people are really going to like.»
Author: Mark Schultz