The show banked on Rose's own celebrity for its success.
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Lawmakers had simply banked on getting something done in 2017.
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KS: They hadn't banked on us increasingly getting off on it.
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Movies have always banked on the audience's love of male violence.
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His entire campaign banked on the ignorance of the American people.
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" In the gold-medal match, Maroulis said, "That's what I banked on.
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Both Netflix and Hulu have increasingly banked on content featuring digital stars.
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They never banked on winning this Alabama seat — but desperately needed it.
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On Monday night, they banked on an old reliable source — Andre Iguodala.
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It's something oodles of start-ups have banked on with subscription beauty boxes.
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They banked on her assurances that she wouldn't try to kill herself again.
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I had banked on everyone feeling it inappropriate to pry, after such a presentation.
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In the seed funding stage, the founders' abilities are really what's being banked on.
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Mr Cooper resisted the measure; Mr McCrory banked on his supporters' conservatism outweighing the fallout.
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Many residents had banked on those critical discounts, but are now afraid to go shopping.
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If you had banked on a "bae" jar of Marmite for your lover, don't fret.
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All this is terrible news for investors who had banked on continued growth (see article).
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What follows from there is simple, and familiar, because Clinton's campaign banked on it, too.
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About New York A presidential candidate who banked on support from the Ku Klux Klan.
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British Steel had banked on using 2019 permits to cover its scheme commitments for 2018.
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But he was the most visible, and he banked on people taking one for the other.
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For more than a year, Democrats have banked on anti-Trump fever being their best political weapon.
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He has fashioned a strong-man image in Russia banked on his ability to flout the West.
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West Virginia (3.9 percent) and Delaware (3.5 percent) also banked on lottery proceeds to balance the budget.
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Entire communities were convened around his empty promises; the region experienced rampant growth that banked on his assurances.
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From the neo-Gothic town hall of Slupsk, he has slashed debt, increased transparency and banked on sustainable development.
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Tory councils in Westminster and Wandsworth have historically banked on a record of low taxes and decent public services.
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They banked on the Republican-controlled legislature in North Carolina overreaching in their response — and that's exactly what happened.
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The competition for social status runs deep in this country, and Mr. Wesa banked on that to encourage contributions.
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Republicans like Graham banked on the attachment Americans have to the class system we like to pretend doesn't exist.
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Forbes banked on that argument playing well in a district that includes the world's largest naval base in Norfolk.
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Creator Shonda Rhimes says the popular ABC series had banked on living under a Clinton White House in 2017.
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She instead banked on New Hampshire, a libertarian-minded state, as a launching pad for her anti-interventionist ideology.
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Netanyahu has banked on his relationship with the US President to carry him to electoral victory in the past.
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The company has banked on drive-in nostalgia, but its shares have underperformed burger competitors like McDonald's and Red Robin.
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So Kaitlyn grabbed Danielle L., I drafted Rachel, and Jake, currently in last place, banked on a blowout from Corinne.
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Mr Basha had banked on international approval of his protests and boycott of parliament, but has failed to get it.
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Yet he only won two states, and many of the Southern states he banked on previously have now already voted.
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The campaign banked on Klobuchar's Midwestern values and ability to appeal to moderates, Republicans and independents to win over Iowans.
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An entire genre of film banked on the assumption that women hide things, and it leads to the downfall of men.
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Like the brashest character on a reality competition, he banked on American respect for a maverick and eschewed rules of decorum.
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The company has banked on continued demand for animal nutrition products, veterinary treatments and a growing market for pet grooming services.
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It had previously banked on an improvement in margins and profits at its construction unit, but said these would now fall.
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Tom Murray, the chief executive of the company that owns Barbasol, banked on Lincicome's presence drawing more attention to this event.
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For years, they've banked on seeing some kind of justice for what happened, but even that's now up in the air.
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The club had banked on reaching the lucrative Champions League, a competition that would have been worth at least $50 million.
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US Iran policy exposed Trump has banked on Iran's clerical leaders being forced back to the negotiating table by relentless economic pressure.
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This risks a version of the mistake Republican Party insiders made in 22012, when they banked on Trump falling by the wayside.
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Authorities said Williams banked on being able to file enough claims to quickly blow through their deductibles so he could get paid.
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Bloomberg, a billionaire former New York mayor, banked on an unwieldy field, but he may have misjudged how quickly it would consolidate.
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He said Salvini had not banked on 5 Star and the Democratic Party joining forces, given the acrimonious history between the parties.
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Before results began to emerge that night, cable had risen as high as $1.50 as traders banked on a vote to remain.
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That creates a sticky situation for outlets that have banked on food as a lifestyle subject—a matter of taste and style.
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Klobuchar has banked on a strong finish in the Hawkeye State, which will hold the nation's first nominating contest on Feb. 3.
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This is a problem for sectors from retail to luxury and even fast-food, where many international names have banked on continued growth.
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Of course it was always my ambition, my ultimate goal in being so passionate about music — but it's never something I banked on.
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And now she faces a potentially more tricky calendar, after two losses in the two states she had most banked on in February.
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The show dwelled on the diversity complaints aired through #OscarsSoWhite, yet blithely mocked Asian-Americans with punch lines that banked on Asian stereotypes.
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CHINA: Blue-chip stocks in China climbed more than 2% to seven-week highs as investors banked on more policy support from Beijing.
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Meanwhile, the people who banked on them as newlyweds and had prepared no backup retirement plan now live in what are basically slums.
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When the Yankees didn't address their stated need for pitching at the July 31 trade deadline, team officials banked on improvement from within.
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The house is banked on a hillside, with entry at the top, where the dining room and kitchen are open to each other.
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Investors and project developers had banked on the stability of the policy, which is scheduled to phase out by 2020, in planning their investments.
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The band has always banked on curated nostalgia — from 1975 or otherwise — for a generation that has all of recorded history at their fingertips.
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It was clear Seacrest had banked on spending most of the interview talking about Alwyn's recent 28th birthday, but totally screwed up the date.
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Breath of the Wild is the big game the company has banked on to boost the initial success of its new console, the Switch.
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Major League Baseball could use more of that buzz and attention — even if it comes at the expense of a star getting banked on.
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The theme park banked on the 21 Sydney Olympic Games to deliver an influx of visitors to the venue, but this sadly never eventuated.
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The Trump administration and those previous presidents have banked on the National Emergencies Act of 1976 to back them up when redirecting federal funds.
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A rogue pilot couldn't have banked on the failure of an oblivious radar operator not to scramble jets to see what was going on.
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Sanders, who hails from neighboring Vermont, has banked on a strong showing in New Hampshire to propel his campaign well beyond the February primary.
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Instead, the campaign banked on Sanders's unwavering focus on economic issues and wealth inequality, believing that consistent message would win out in the end.
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Macron's victory extends a losing run for Putin, who had banked on political upheaval in Western capitals bringing in new leaders better disposed toward Russia.
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Netanyahu had banked on his allies in his government to help pass a law that would have granted him immunity from prosecution while in office.
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Macron's victory extends a losing run for Putin, who had banked on political upheaval in Western capitals bringing in new leaders better disposed towards Russia.
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Trump's trip to New Hampshire comes after several polls showing a serious narrowing of the race in a state Democrats had banked on Clinton winning.
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Emails between Uber and the city of Pittsburgh that I obtained in October showed that the city had long banked on Uber's help on that application.
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Republicans banked on Trump's popularity in the state, which he won by more than 20 percentage points in 2016, to carry Rosendale over the finish line.
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Instead Trump banked on reconstructing much of the Reagan coalition which included many white working-class voters who would have been expected to vote for Democrats.
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Like the other models, her contract guaranteed her pay and housing for two months in Osaka, which she had banked on to launch her modeling career.
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Gephardt, from neighboring Missouri, cultivated a blue collar Midwestern moderation and banked on support from one of the key pillars of the Democratic electorate, organized labor.
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And Mr Comey, four years into a ten-year term, was so hated by Democrats that the president perhaps banked on his removal stirring little serious opposition.
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Instead, it's banked on the track record of one of its founders, Frederic Court, considered one of the more successful VCs in Europe, and its particular focus.
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HKEx chief executive Charles Li has banked on deepening the bourse's ties with mainland China to sustain profit growth, despite a gloomy outlook for the Chinese economy.
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One of the pair lurches under God's outstretched arm, showing only a head banked on one shoulder, his cheerless face darkened by a black mop of hair.
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The Astros had banked on Verlander to close out the series and avoid more complications, but he was chased in the fourth inning, having surrendered four runs.
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On the other end was former House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt (D-Mo.) who cultivated a blue collar Midwestern moderation and banked on support from organized labor.
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He had banked on his radical proposals generating a surge of support from young people and other previous non-voters to counteract Conservative support among older voters.
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The former coal executive banked on conservative frustration with McConnell to boost his campaign, while a super PAC with ties to Washington Republicans slammed Blankenship with negative ads.
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Howden has banked on consumer spending on big-ticket purchases like home improvements to drive its growth, with sales rising nearly 50 percent in the past five years.
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Trump might have been unpredictable, but the media was predictable; CNN capitalized on the public's insatiable appetite for all things Trump, and Trump's campaign banked on the coverage.
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Ms. Abrams banked on the support of young people, women, and African-American and Hispanic voters, while Ms. Evans reached out to moderate and conservative-leaning white voters.
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Some banked on the fact that they would make thousands or even millions from their equity in WeWork — enough to buy a house or pay off student debt.
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Trump might have been unpredictable, but the media was predictable: CNN capitalized on the public's insatiable appetite for all things Trump, and Trump's campaign banked on the coverage.
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Even though she will likely secure the nomination in New Jersey, which also goes to the polls June 7, Clinton has banked on the support of non-white Americans.
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The sight of Trump alongside the Mexican president provided the photo-op that the campaign appears to have banked on despite not knowing how the candidate would be received.
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The firm, which listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2014, has banked on continued demand for animal nutrition products, veterinary treatments and a growing market for grooming services.
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But Hollywood has long banked on the fact that general audiences enjoy spying on the lifestyles of the rich and assumed viewers will be comfortable relating to their stories.
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The administration has banked on private-sector assistance to develop technology modernization strategies through its new American Technology Council, in addition to the services the private sector already provided.
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Progressives have banked on the town halls during the congressional recess to pressure Republicans to break from Trump and back away from their pledge to repeal the health care law.
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But now that the omens regarding 2020 seem less favorable to Republicans, countries that banked on Trump might have to start hedging their bets by endearing themselves to the Democrats.
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IHG has banked on corporate demand but has lately struggled to adapt to the changing travel landscape as business travellers and holidaymakers increasingly opt for cheaper accommodation offered by Airbnb.
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Robust demand from small, independent refineries boosted demand for Russian oil due to its smaller cargo size and proximity, while the Saudis banked on larger state refiners as key clients.
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The following week, the Senate passed its bill by a vote of 22014-22015, with 0003 Republicans in favor — the sort of decisive victory that Democratic leaders had banked on.
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And in an extraordinary concession, he admitted that his campaign had not managed to generate the soaring turnout among young people that he had banked on to secure the nomination.
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Mitch McConnell, center, had also banked on Luther Strange, but the Senate majority leader's biggest defeat came when his party's last-ditch attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act imploded.
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Halfway through the self-prescribed period of self-isolation, the economic effects are clearly weighing on the President, who had banked on a strong US economy in his reelection plans.
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More good news for Jupe -- he's also got a big role in the hit movie, "Ford v Ferrari" ... and we know he banked on the blockbuster that's currently in theaters.
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"It was clear, we banked on them as our cornerstone, everything was positive, and after four or five months they said no and we knew we needed to restart," he says.
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The yuan was at one point on course for its worst daily drop in 10-months as investors who had banked on the resolution of trade talks worried about a serious escalation.
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HKEX chief executive Charles Li has banked on deepening the bourse's ties with mainland China to sustain profit growth, despite fears over the Chinese economy which is saddled with rising bad debt.
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"I think they penciled out for a certain return," said Ian Slater, an agent with Compass, about clients who banked on rising rental income in abated buildings, especially around the financial district.
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He was contrite following a racism scandal, waited out a corruption probe and banked on the appeal of his liberal policies and the positive press from his trade tangling with Donald Trump.
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Afghan officials, who had banked on the new commitment, saw the sudden reversal as a betrayal, and Mr. Mohib mirrored Mr. Ghani's short temper in venting the government's frustrations to Western diplomats.
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Faber said he notably banked on synergies from Danone's acquisition of U.S. organic food producer WhiteWave, a one billion euro cost-cutting plan named Protein and the restructuring of its European dairy business.
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The government had banked on the amnesty to bring in 113 trillion rupiah ($12.6 billion) in 2016, to help keep the budget deficit from breaching a legal limit of 3 percent of GDP.
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Republican House candidate Maria Elvira Salazar, a Cuban-American and Emmy-winning former journalist, has banked on her Latin American policy expertise to speak to an electorate with strong ties to the region.
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Gillum and his allies argued that Democrats had for too long banked on middle-of-the-road candidates to win elections, effectively shutting the party out of the governor's mansion for two decades.
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Mr. Trump's aides banked on Mr. Guaidó's call for mass protests and the defection of the Venezuelan officials on Tuesday as a turning point in the three-month campaign to oust Mr. Maduro.
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Global mining giants like Rio Tinto and BHP Group have long banked on finding large mineral deposits that can weather commodity price cycles because of economies of scale - so-called "tier one" deposits.
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They banked on a campaign focused on mobilizing voters who voted for Obama and did not engage in the kind of persuasion that might have shifted some of these rural voters to their side.
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According to the Times report, the former manager said staff were aware Juul marketing in early 2015—which featured trendy young people and banked on its hip name becoming a verb—appealed to teens.
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Wall Street had banked on a win by Democrat Hillary Clinton, and had feared a victory by Trump because of the uncertainty surrounding some of his policies that are seen as potentially economically harmful.
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When budgeting for the Games, Greek officials had banked on post-Olympic tourism funding at least part of the deficit, but with prices escalating, many tourists opted instead for cheaper locations in Eastern Europe.
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"Unplanned" has banked on its ability to draw such motivated crowds, despite what the filmmakers — Christian anti-abortion advocates hoping to make a dent in Hollywood — described in interviews as a torrent of adversity.
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Alain Ducasse, the owner of the bistro and a fan of Hometown, got Ms. Rouabah interested in barbecue, and she banked on it as a way to give the French bistro some American flavor.
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Faltering appetite for iron ore could hit a critical lifeline for international mining giants which have banked on China continuing to suck up hundreds of millions of tonnes of the most widely traded bulk commodity.
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The party has long banked on support from Hispanic and Latino voters, who could be key for flipping purple states and districts — but has struggled to actually get them to the polls on Election Day.
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Castro has banked on a strong showing at the early caucus to boost his momentum deeper into the nominating process, though he has consistently found himself in the middle or bottom tiers of Nevada surveys.
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If the Yankees, who entered this season with World Series ambitions, have any of hope of realizing them, the talented young core that they have banked on has three weeks left to find its form.
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Dhoni had also banked on his frontline spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja using a tight line to prevent the Australian batsmen from scoring freely as they chased down a target of 310 for victory.
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The company has increasingly banked on growth in its U.S. business to drive results, against challenging market conditions in the UK and parts of Europe, which has prompted a planned exit from the Nordic region.
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Iowa is particularly critical to lesser-known candidates Buttigieg, Klobuchar and Warren, who need to make a splash and have banked on the state's overwhelmingly white electorate to give their presidential bids an early jolt.
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Faltering appetite for iron ore could hit a critical lifeline for international mining giants which have banked on China continuing to suck up hundreds of millions of tons of the most widely traded bulk commodity.
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The finance ministry has banked on stronger export growth to keep its 2018 economic growth forecast at 4.2 percent, though analysts reckoned the fall in public investment spending could be worse than the ministry anticipates.
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After not winning any of the early contests, Rubio's advisers and donors banked on him consolidating the establishment vote -- particularly after Jeb Bush quit the race -- and winning in big states like his home of Florida.
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He banked on an easier time honoring promises made during the campaign by getting behind Trump's efforts to "make America great again" through repealing and replacing ObamaCare, tackling immigration and tax reform, and setting infrastructure spending.
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In a statement, the American Wind Energy Association trade group said investors and project developers had banked on the stability of the policy enacted in 2015 in planning billions of dollars of investment in wind energy.
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Peruvian currency, bonds and stock market recovered most of their initial losses Tuesday, as investors banked on both political camps continuing the business-friendly policies that have fueled Peru's remarkable economic growth for the past decade.
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Gary D. Cohn, chairman of Mr. Trump's National Economic Council, along with the president's legislative affairs director, Marc Short, banked on one possible political workaround: linking the plan to the administration's push for a tax overhaul.
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I banked on the assumption that cock rings wouldn't have lasted this long if they guillotined every penis they came across, so I asked my boyfriend to test out the We-Vibe Pivot and Verge with me.
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In his first year, Macron banked on nurturing relationships with leaders such as Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, appearing engaged on the world stage but often remaining non-committal and trying to mediate without unsettling anyone.
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But experts caution against such a strategy — drawing comparisons to Rudy Giuliani in 2008 who banked on starting his campaign in Florida, only to have the race largely out of reach by the time voting got there.
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Howden has banked on consumer spending on big-ticket purchases such as home improvement and refurbishing to drive its growth, with sales rising nearly 50 percent and shares soaring over 165 percent in the last 5 years.
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Federal prosecutors said BNP Paribas had "banked on never being held to account for its criminal support of countries and entities engaged in acts of terrorism and other atrocities" — but still no individuals were charged with wrongdoing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial and healthcare stocks have room to climb significantly, U.S. hedge fund manager Jason Karp said on Tuesday, as he banked on Donald Trump's presidency to lay the groundwork for a favorable stock-picking environment.
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From the brand's conception, Mansur Gavriel's designers, Floriana Gavriel and Rachel Mansur, banked on combating the rise of eccentricity in fashion with simplicityand that good products are made better by becoming accessible to many, not just a few.
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LEVIN: And my view of that is, and see if you agree, they thought Hillary was going to win, they banked on Hillary, they wanted their third term of Obama and this man wins, surprises everyone; probably surprises himself.
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The two former governors had banked on a strong showing in the Hawkeye State to buoy their candidacies, but failed to gain traction against better-funded operations and an election season marked by voter desire for anti-establishment candidates.
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The travel restrictions are also a concern for World Cup organizers who had banked on thousands of supporters traveling to the event from Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. There are several logistical hurdles to clear for an expanded tournament.
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Schmuhl said that when he and the team launched the committee, they banked on the possibility that a viral moment would vault them into the conversation and that his team just had to be ready to capture that momentum.
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When OPEC struck its original supply deal in November last year, few had banked on such rapid increases in crude production elsewhere, such as U.S. shale oil, or on slowing demand growth in emerging powerhouses such as India or China.
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A former bankruptcy law professor who forged a national reputation as a scourge of Wall Street even before entering politics, Warren had banked on a strong showing on Super Tuesday after a string of disappointing finishes in the early states.
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It has served their purposes to have the Kim dynasty continue its irrational behavior, and they have banked on the fact that we were ultimately more interested in stability in the region than we were in forcing the matter to resolution.
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Traders had banked on a bigger majority for Mrs May, in the hope that she would be able to make compromises over the Brexit negotiations which would end up softening Britain's departure from the EU. Now begins the slow process of vote-counting.
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The former vice president for months has banked on a deep well of support among black voters to help buoy his campaign, which has seen recent slides in the polls and has had to respond to verbal gaffes and uneasy debate performances.
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The big picture: The company's move cheered those New Yorkers who believed the deal gave Amazon too much in the way of tax breaks and financial incentives, even as it disappointed local officials who'd banked on Amazon's promise of 25,000 new jobs.
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SRINIGAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Mismanagement of a flagship land ownership scheme in India's northern Jammu and Kashmir state, banked on by the regional government to generate cash to build its own power plants, is holding back local ambitions for energy independence.
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Until now Wanda Commercial has banked on large plots of land in smaller cities, but inventories are currently bloated in such centers while Chinese home prices rose at their fastest clip in almost two years in February thanks to demand in big cities.
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The socialist government has banked on a growth rate of 1.5 percent this year to start making a significant dent in unemployment, which at over 10 percent stands in the way of President Francois Hollande's bid for a second term next year.
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The summary returns yield few details on either candidate's charitable giving, but they indicate that the Texas senator, who has banked on the support of evangelicals and appealed to voters on matters of faith, hasn't tithed a full 10 percent of his income.
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Both camps have all along banked on a strong showing in New Hampshire to provide a springboard, but even if they beat expectations Tuesday, there's trouble ahead: a plunge immediately into a string of states inhospitable to their brand of centrist politics.
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The company has increasingly banked on growth in its U.S. business to drive results, against challenging market conditions in its UK business and parts of its European business, which has most recently led it to promise an exit from the Nordic region.
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PARIS, May 18 (Reuters) - French food group Danone said it banked on synergies from its acquisition of U.S. organic food producer WhiteWave and on a one billion euro cost-cutting plan to lift its recurring operating margin above 16 percent of sales in 2020.
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Mr. Trump, in spite of the advice of some of his top aides, has banked on the notion that his personal rapport with Mr. Kim, one of the world's most brutal dictators, can get him a nuclear disarmament deal that has eluded past presidents.
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They banked on starter Luis Severino and reliever Dellin Betances to return from injuries in September, but also on the potential call-up of Garcia, who could be eased into the major leagues by working out of the bullpen, like other top pitching prospects.
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Aja: The intriguing part of this episode for me is that it kept reminding me that it had hidden all the elements of its plot reveals in plain sight from start to finish, and banked on my overlooking them, almost because they were so obvious.
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Trump's budget also says the growth-boosting impact of his policies will generate an extra $2.1 trillion in federal revenue, even though some of that growth is supposed to come from tax cuts he already banked on to try to make his tax reform deficit-neutral.
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Khan has banked on gains in the PML-N stronghold of Punjab, Pakistan's most-populous province that has 141 elected seats, for his path to victory, successfully courting many so-called "electables" - entrenched local power brokers who often hold sway over about a quarter of Punjab's seats.
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They banked on a comeback from Tyler Thornburg, who never fully recovered from thoracic outlet syndrome, and were encouraged by the emergence of the journeyman Ryan Brasier, but he inherited two runners from Chris Sale in the sixth inning of Game 1 and allowed both to score.
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Showbiz Pizza banked on kids and parents wanting the animatronics front and center instead of the framed afterthoughts of Chuck E. Cheese, and so flanked the stage with full-sized characters Fatz Geronimo, Duke Larue, Mitzi Mozarella, Rowlf Dewolfe, and Billy Bob Brockali (a nod to Robert Brock).
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PARIS, Dec 4 (Reuters) - French consumer electronics retailer Fnac Darty on Monday said it banked on merger synergies and its ability to deliver sales growth above that of its markets to lift its operating margin to between 4.5 and 5 percent mid-term from 2.7 percent in 2016.
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Why it matters: While its No. 1 competitor, Yum Brands' Pizza Hut, has partnered with and taken a stake in the to-go dining app GrubHub, Domino's has banked on its technological investments in delivery and user operations to beat out competition, the Wall Street Journal (subscription) reports.
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But in New York, they built their new lives around the same thriftiness and communal support they'd learned back home, and they banked on their sacrifice paying off — if not in the fulfillment of their dreams, then in that of their children, who might help lift them out of poverty.
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Kenin, seeded 14th, did not face any seeded opposition at this tournament until the semifinals, when she saved four set points to defeat top-seeded Ashleigh Barty, 7-6 (6), 7-5, deflating the hopes of Australians who had banked on Barty's becoming the country's first homegrown singles champion since 1978.
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CAC-225 May futures up 2225 pct at 403 GMT French food group Danone said it banked on synergies from its acquisition of U.S. organic food producer WhiteWave and on a one billion euro cost-cutting plan to lift its recurring operating margin above 240 percent of sales in 21.
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But now, with so many locals having banked on a small but steady stream of income tied in various ways to the park — the fourth most visited national park in 2017, with 4.4 million visitors — the government shutdown has upended the economy of this town and created apprehension and uncertainty.
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Digitally distracted yogis are to be expected in the pricey yoga studios of New York and LA, but this was Parmarth Niketan, the largest ashram in Rishikesh and one of many ashrams in the area that has long banked on promoting itself as a restorative retreat from the din of the West.
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For Blacklane, the company has banked on the idea that, by building out the most efficient backend system for managing rides, it can help keep capacity full for its fleet of vehicles, and that higher volume will mean more turnover, and so the relative cost of the rides can be brought down.
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They banked on the Mueller investigation providing all the ammunition they would need to initiate immediate impeachment proceedings in the House and emboldening enough Senate Republicans to remove the 28503th president of the United States for the "high crimes and misdemeanors" of criminally conspiring with Russians to influence the 22019 presidential election.
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Mondale's campaign essentially banked on the belief that as a woman, Ferraro was inherently a symbol of "women's issues," like abortion, pay equality, and parental leave, which they figured was a great way to get women to back the party; it was also a great way to align themselves with those issues without explicitly addressing them in their campaign.
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But the new Recruiter platform is about bring new users and continuing to attract existing ones to a platform that has not been updated to any significant extent since 2013 — a very long time, considering the many startups that have sprouted up hoping to muscle in on LinkedIn's stronghold on this market, banked on its own database of hundreds of millions of professionals.
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"So when you have thousands and thousands of people taking up all of the real estate, but they don't ever leave, it makes a very weird dynamic for other businesses in the area that kind of didn't think it all the way through and banked on the number of office space, the number of employees, the number of people, and how their patterns probably should have been," said Ryan Cole, partner at Hi Neighbor Group, which owns and operates four restaurants and cafes in San Francisco.
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