Crossword clues for deals
deals
- Negotiation goals
- Hands out cards
- Groupon offerings
- Distributes the cards
- Begins a card game
- Bargain hunter's collection
- Bargain and steal
- Works the table
- Works in Vegas
- Wheeler's concerns
- What label makes
- What A&R guy swings
- What a manager makes
- They may be big
- Starts off a hand
- Starts hearts, say
- Sports trades
- Shoppers' lures
- Shady promoters make dirty ones
- Shady managers' are dirty
- Secret bargains
- Salesman's scores
- Salesman's offerings
- Repos, e.g
- Reasons for handshakes
- Puts one's cards on the table
- Passes out the cards
- Occupies oneself
- Negotiation successes
- Monty Hall specialties
- Monty Hall offerings
- Issues cards
- Howie Mandel's offerings
- Hot band might get a few offered
- Hit songwriter offers
- Hawker's offerings
- Handshake events
- Handles, with "with"
- Groupon finds
- Goals of negotiations
- Gives people inexpensive diamonds?
- Gives out hands
- Gives hands down?
- Gives everyone a hand
- Does casino work
- Distributes poker cards
- Distributes playing cards
- Copes, slangily
- Conducts oneself with others
- Business moves
- Business arrangements
- Business agreements
- Antes precede them
- Agents negotiate them
- "Doorbusters," often
- Super buys
- Haggles
- Passes out, in a way
- Gives a hand, in a way
- Mergers and buyouts
- Trump's "art"
- They may be fair or square
- Has to do (with)
- Bargain hunters look for them
- Starts of card games
- They follow cuts
- Shoppers' pursuits
- Gives someone a hand
- Passes out cards
- Starts of some games
- Hands out hands
- Works as a trader
- Does business
- Fir or pine boards
- Buyouts, e.g.
- Monty Hall achievements
- Starts a rubber
- Transactions
- Trump's forte
- Understandings
- They could be raw or fair
- Passes the pasteboards
- Gives out cards
- Bargains
- Apportions
- New and Fair
- Distributes cards
- Trump specialties
- Wheels and ___
- Repos, e.g.
- Business transactions
- Trades in Slade remixes
- Gives out the cards
- Good buys
- They might be hammered out
- Real bargains
- Negotiation results
- Buys and sells
- Negotiating goals
- Bridge units
- Starts a card game
- Some business moves
- Hands out the cards
- Great buys
- Does a casino job
- Bargain hunters' finds
- Trades (in)
- They may be cut by perps
- Some are raw
- Shark bait?
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
Deals (previously stylized as DEAL$) was an American chain of discount variety stores owned by Dollar Tree. The chain operated more than 194 stores located in shopping centers, malls (until 2015), and urban areas in 19 states throughout the United States.
Each store stocked a variety of products including national, regional, and private-label brands, and accepted manufacturers' coupons. Departments found in a Deals store included health and beauty, food and snacks, party, seasonal décor, housewares, glassware, dinnerware, household cleaning supplies, candy, toys, gifts, gift bags and wrap, stationery, craft supplies, teaching supplies, and books. The majority of Deals stores also sold frozen foods and dairy items such as milk, eggs, pizza, ice cream, frozen dinners, and pre-made baked goods.
Usage examples of "deals".
Used primarily to purchase investments and assets that Enron wanted to sell, and to provide cash to off-books entities that were also doing deals with the company.
Andrew Fastow, criticizing him for holding a second job as manager of investment funds that did deals with Enron.
In such deals an institution pools similar loans, and then sells interests in them to outside investors.
His world was one of esoteric deals, derivatives, wealthy bankers with business degrees.
It was ridiculous that competing companies would be forced to treat the same deals differently.
The lucrative deals in Europe and the United States were divvied up to others.
Enron effectively paid the power-plant developers a percentage of their deals, based on estimates of the money they would bring in.
The deals were signed on February 22, 1993, and Baker and Mosbacher soon began examining company projects.
The Cactus deals had been fine but required Enron to wander around, tin cup in hand, scaring up investors.
If they were operators, too, her team could learn firsthand about what was needed on the front end for the deals to work.
Could it be, Martin wondered, that developers put together deals that could be financed rather than projects that could work?
He proved adept at structured deals, and his star soon rose in the division.
They worked deals together, dined together, and-when Kopper finally found a long-term relationship with William Dodson, a finance executive with Continental Airlines-double-dated.
How could a guy put together complex financing deals but not understand basic business?
Fastow needed was information about deals going on at Enron where finance could play a role, where finance could make a profit.