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Asian ones are catering to Asians, Malaysian ones are catering to Malaysians and so forth, and it's the same thing in Europe.
Gullette argues that pharma and cosmetic companies aren't catering to the old so much as catering to the ageist idea that getting old is unbearable.
"I'm still planning on catering to the same woman that I've been catering to, and if other doors open in the future, I'll take it with an open mind," she says.
Chapin said catering to drivers with bad credit is intentional.
You don't see a lot of magazines catering to that.
Perhaps the most obvious feature catering to AVs is redundancy.
Reducing regulations doesn't necessarily mean catering to Big Pharma's whim.
By catering to boldface names, Dr. Pitanguy became one himself.
Others are catering to shoppers in need of hurricane supplies.
A new economy catering to oil is rapidly taking shape.
"I'm not necessarily catering to anyone but myself," he said.
I don't know who the hell he was catering to.
"We know who you're all catering to today," he said.
That is certainly the market the administration is catering to.
In the meantime, catering to demand is simply good business sense.
And I think that's because of the market you're catering to.
For brands, the benefits of catering to this demographic are obvious.
Instead, it's about catering to video creators in general, including gamers.
That businesses are catering to the wealthy is not news either.
Urban Outfitters excels at running retail stores and catering to millennials.
Catering to such workers "expands the market a lot," he said.
Focusing on the struggle and not necessarily catering to black audiences.
They are really catering to the companies that aren't necessarily gigantic.
Fashion, she said, simply wasn't catering to a woman in charge.
High-end buildings catering to car owners are bringing it back.
A number of new apps are today catering to buyers and sellers.
To say that they're catering to the 1% would be an understatement.
But now, CoverGirl is catering to underserved complexions in a new way.
So far Chinese firms have been mostly catering to booming local consumption.
DS: How will you balance catering to both professionals and new artists?
A local DIY store catering to the building needs of the community.
"We were catering to the lowest element of pot smokers," Wolf said.
Hockey said this is part of a trend catering to younger clients.
How did you approach creating these comics and catering to the audience?
Mr. Shen decided to try a specialized app catering to those patterns.
It's about catering to extreme elements in Israel and the United States.
Equinor's suppliers in Norway are also increasingly catering to the renewables industry.
Another matchmaking service catering to business travelers is Selective Search in Chicago.
Keeping immigration hawks on board with the GOP once meant catering to him.
Perhaps, but high-end Mac users are still a market worth catering to.
The lingerie line is pretty notorious for not catering to plus-size women.
Some real estate companies are not only allowing pets, they're catering to them.
He's kind of just like Trump, he's catering to the population within Mexico.
In 1972, there were only 2,700 health clubs catering to America's exercise obsessed.
In that case it's an East London late night route catering to partygoers.
That's over 200 minutes of calls in one day, catering to one event.
That is a rare statement for a show catering to young, progressive women.
Previously violent Latin Kings were working in everything from catering to crime analysis.
Christmas-only parishes, catering to the once-a-year crowd, are one avenue.
At the very least, it's catering to Texans with their favorite grocery items.
There were music and dance performances, art displays and activities catering to children.
They were catering to our every need, and we didn't pay a thing.
It helped create the template for London P.R. firms catering to foreign governments.
He's used to catering to students, many of whom often come from abroad.
Topf also runs a laundry business in Ludwigshafen catering to businesses and restaurants.
Carta is building a structured secondary marketplace, one that's really [catering to] employers.
I started catering to [them] and they started coming out of the woodwork.
Timberlake encouraged fans to have #TimberlakeAndChill parties and offered catering to fans who obliged.
But this, too, is a function of Warped catering to a very specific scene.
Abbott sold its generic drugs business catering to developed markets to Mylan in 2014.
The YouTube app isn't alone in catering to users' desire for a dark mode.
It runs 300-odd websites in 15 languages, catering to different castes and religions.
Beyond catering to consumers, TransferWise operates a business service that is focused on SMEs.
Lately the workers at An Phat have spent more time catering to American tastes.
Catering to busy families One-day shipping marks an evolution of Walmart's online strategy.
And the market that P2P lending is catering to clearly has not been saturated.
The Democratic party won't win by catering to social conservatives, and it shouldn't try.
Leadership is faced with the challenge of catering to two factions in the party.
Some owners turn their homes into guest houses, catering to Pingyao's popularity with visitors.
Instead, online lenders are emerging as the pioneers, catering to China's rising consumer class.
Given the omnipresence of dating apps catering to every whim, Color isn't exactly revolutionary.
But his main focus is on the consumer experience and catering to the individual.
For Target, too, the move is about catering to a very specific demographic: savers.
Another is a pool at a resort, once catering to the country's white minority.
Hotels, flights and tour operators are increasingly catering to their dietary and religious needs.
A travel agency catering to migrant laborers in Doha said that had hit business.
That includes catering to Latino voters, who comprise 16 percent of the Florida electorate.
He hired the minority-owned Bailey's Catering to provide food for about 313 people.
Tourism hot spots have survived on private investment and by catering to the elites.
And with the rise of fantasy sports came news specifically catering to its players.
Now, those words are public, appearing on PoliceOne, a website catering to law enforcement.
During acrylic's slow period, the company survived largely by catering to high-end clients.
But snack bar brands range widely in terms of ingredients and their target consumers: While companies like Clif Bar appear to be focused on catering to a more active clientele, brands like Kind appear to be catering to more of a #girlboss crowd.
Catering to the denizens of this nefarious realm are a row of street food stalls.
There's much less pressure for shows catering to older audiences to depict characters behaving responsibly.
They've put a lot of thought and invention into catering to the lowest common denominator.
The other two will offer a 5-star experience catering to a more exclusive clientele.
Our pieces have always been super moldable catering to women of all shapes and sizes.
Catering to the visa needs of would-be wealthy émigrés is big business in China.
The days of Trump catering to women, with Conway selling the goods, are long gone.
The result was a massive virtual economy catering to a growing population of digital denizens.
They have lifted the economy, not least by catering to tourists flocking to the island.
Your job is basically catering to the egos of the men that you're talking to.
In Houtouwan&aposs heyday, Lin Fazhen ran a small store in 1984 catering to fishermen.
Another option, Asche Industries, also has a tight edit of goods catering to cannabis usage.
Arvex is also keen to diversify, catering to the country's tourism, events and education sectors.
Letters Readers discuss how certain businesses, like cruise lines, are catering to the very wealthy.
Its popularity has spawned an industry of retailers, studios and media companies catering to practitioners.
He noticed that many of the bars and night clubs were catering to American servicemen.
Hence Apple's decision to team up with other companies that specialize in catering to businesses.
I think she made a big mistake, and I think she's catering to certain people.
But Blackpool is not catering to a class of tourists that no longer really exists.
By catering to those companies, Ford expects to build a small, but profitable business segment.
It's rare to see an e-commerce company that's not catering to status-conscious consumers.
"It takes a unique person to be at ease catering to different personalities," she said.
The majority of the homes will be three-bedroom units, catering to families with children.
The hotel strikes the right balance between feeling luxe while catering to a younger crowd.
Ms. Kutzwell, who identifies as queer, is one of several barbers catering to L.G.B.T. clients.
Ro currently offers two brands catering to men and women called Roman and Rory, respectively.
Mr. Trump is catering to his largely middle-aged, white, middle- and working-class base.
The effects, especially on businesses catering to the ever-growing Chinese market, have been immediate.
"The travel industry is catering to this growing interest in a fun way," she said.
Now, new, modest apartment buildings are being erected, catering to a more sustainable urban economy.
Catering to the Freedom Party is likely to be a losing strategy for the centrists.
The company also said it focused more on catering to patients with chronic health conditions.
Some builders are now specifically catering to the investor market, with brand new rental communities.
There tends to be greater variety — more genres catering to different tastes — in Year 2.
"Previously violent Latin Kings were working in everything from catering to crime analysis," Sigal writes.
The podcasts vary in style, substance, and frequency in catering to each outlet's distinct audiences.
Away is one of — if not the most— popular luggage brand catering to modern travelers.
Formal or aesthetic concerns, though not absent, were far less important than catering to potential buyers.
Many retailers, reacting to the bankruptcy of the Toys 'R' Us chain, are catering to parents.
Their marketing should be responsible, catering to diverse communities across race and nationality without exploiting them.
But it wasn't the only retailer catering to the advertisers at this week's Digital Content NewFronts.
In Reykjavik's restaurant and cafe scene, catering to the elite and tourists, things are hotting up.
Catering to creative types, side hustlers, and aspiring entrepreneurs, Create & Cultivate is not your traditional conference.
But catering to those fears and concerns -- or manipulating them-- while a strategy, is also sexist.
Twitch launched Communities just last year, with the goal of better catering to users' unique interests.
Don't waste your precious time and resources on managing and catering to difficult customers and clients.
The company isn't dead, though, and says its new focus will be catering to businesses instead.
The Ziegfeld will reopen next year as an event space, catering to galas and corporate functions.
This trend of alternative social media platforms catering to the free speech crowd is nothing new.
The technology and tools were out there, but there was nothing catering to this enormous market.
A liberal student made a report card to grade how colleges are catering to illegal immigrants.
Instead of catering to adult smokers, the e-cigarette industry appeared to overwhelmingly target nonsmoking youth.
"There is high consumer demand because right now there are no companies catering to this demand."
Nongovernment businesses catering to tourists visiting national parks, for example, suffered permanent losses on hotel bookings.
He didn't make his money off mining, though, but rather catering to the deluge of prospectors.
There are special performances catering to children who are deaf, are visually impaired or have autism.
IHOP is really catering to a millennial audience with its liberal use of unsliced avocado halves.
What is new, however, is the unprecedented level with which both are catering to guests' diets.
I ended up catering to clients who wanted the "girlfriend experience," which resembles a real date.
In the campaign finance chase, both parties have gained profitably from catering to extremely wealthy individuals.
There's an entire industry catering to them now, an entire school of thought, an entire university.
In the past, you've focused on catering to a very specific niche within single people. Why?
One such robo-advisory firm, Betterment, introduced a 401(k) plan this year catering to businesses.
One thing is clear: Apple is catering to laptop PC users with its latest iPad offerings.
The distillery will have a Chinese partner to produce a malt whisky catering to local tastes.
The promoter Seth Hurwitz has succeeded by creating high-quality venues and catering to artists' needs.
While WeGrow has gotten flack for catering to the ultrarich, parents say it was anything but.
"A lot of catering to Kim Jong Un going on in Vietnam," CNN's Jim Acosta tweeted.
"You have Sephora catering to your typical citizen," he said, "but here this is heavy duty."
EWG attorney Melanie Benesh accused the administration of "catering to the wishes of the chemical industry."
In turn, the media have adapted to a changing market, catering to distinct clusters of people.
With life expectancy rising, assisted living facilities catering to octogenarians and beyond are also popping up.
You'll find options catering to cup sizes A through O and band sizes 28 through 58.
Amid endless pharmacies and dental offices catering to mostly-gone Americans, local life pulsed and thrived.
"I guess because of the history of having issues that were viewed as being specific to women, it's more noticeable when an ad is catering to women than that you look at an ad and think, Oh, that ad is obviously catering to men," she said.
Proven is not alone in catering to the individual needs of consumers in the facial skincare market.
Other schools in the state offer a similar model, catering to students speaking Spanish, French and Chinese.
It is officially time for sexy, historical, time traveling TV drama, all catering to the female gaze.
Catering to search engines can be frustrating, especially if your usual tricks and strategies have stopped working.
But Broadway shouldn't be catering to the latter so much as forcing them outside their comfort zones.
Point72 Ventures, which will focus on technologies catering to the financial-services industry, was launched in May.
For the moment, though, he had begun working at a medical center catering to refugees in Istanbul.
Mobile-first indexing isn't the only way that Google has begun catering to the larger mobile majority.
Is this a new phenomenon, or are streaming services simply catering to an audience that's always existed?
Supply-chain software called GrowForce is produced by MJardin, a Colorado company catering to other cannabis firms.
I was surprised to hear that Walmart has been criticized for not catering to the China market.
Catering to immigrants can be profitable in the long run, suggests Sherief Meleis of Novantas, a consultancy.
Is there a psychological element to catering to female artists wanting to recreate birth via your work?
We got this peek inside the joint, and sure seems like they catering to a high congregation.
They tended to be hypersexualized and victimized, catering to men as the primary consumers of the medium.
And catering to many different consumers — Team Mystic, Team Instinct, and Team Valor — that's just Business 101.
Trump, however, drew a greater percentage and now seems even more intent on catering to that constituency.
Catering to the online user, PennyMac provides digital loan support and allows consumers to submit documents electronically.
It's only a matter of time before some savvy person makes a fortune catering to this demographic.
But you also talk about catering to the every need of couples who are just getting hitched.
Catering to men's fragile sense of self is exactly what this show is here to rail against.
DeviantArt endured for the better part of two decades by catering to a range of creative niches.
Chua's parents were one of the first to start catering to the spectators' love of the delicacy.
A row of restaurants down the road has been catering to the first trickle of foreign visitors.
We would have been catering to festivals and to audiences who are already enlightened about these things.
Darling is catering to a market that seeks the fantasy of the real: messy, silly, mundane life.
By day, she is a chambermaid at the Castellana Hilton, a grand hotel catering to American tourists.
Catering to the United States and Europe is a failing model, they argued in a November report.
A handful of luxury boutique hotels and rental apartments catering to tourists grace the district as well.
Higher Standards, located in Manhattan's Chelsea market, is a high-end shop catering to the discriminating smoker.
In this case, the International Trade Commission should avoid setting policy by catering to special tariff requests.
Homegrown entrepreneurs like Rufus Bartell, catering to a young, more urban-minded population, are reviving the avenue.
Catering to bookworms isn't very lucrative, even if more and more readers are paying for electronic literature.
Target is expanding its clothing line for kids, this time catering to those children with special needs.
And that royal economy, normally catering to tourists and enthusiasts, kicks into high gear around major events.
Rubio, a Florida Republican, accused Kerry of catering to "the demands of freedom's enemies" in a statement.
Ms. Yusof sells hijabs and other clothing, catering to cosmopolitan Muslims with a taste for distinctive patterns.
That's assuming politicians, catering to countless constituencies, don't exempt so many routes that congestion pricing becomes toothless.
This frustration led the 29-foot-8 Manning to found an eponymous fashion line catering to shorter men.
Fleiss attempted to open an all-male brothel catering to women, but the idea never became a reality.
Grabau said Amazon is catering to consumers who are not particularly brand conscious and who want affordable clothes.
Catering to the needs of daytime drinkers, there are plenty of spots in NYC that offer bottomless deals.
Many were demolished and replaced by expensive apartment buildings, restaurants and shops catering to a wealthier, whiter demographic.
And for Valenzuela, the primary mission isn't catering to pros; it's expanding the borders of AI art world.
Slaves and dancers usually had blond hair and pale skin, catering to European and American tastes (and fantasies).
This is particularly worrying because several of Karle's videos suggest that he's catering to a very young crowd.
Casinos, some of them Chinese operated and catering to predominately Chinese visitors, punctuate the skyline of Phnom Penh.
After its digital growth, it expanded to new websites catering to different local communities all over the country.
Trump's incessant catering to his base means he has little to fear politically from the modern Republican Party.
This as other new launches are seeking to distinguish themselves by catering to niche passions, such as wine.
The non-applicator option carries on this tradition of transparency, while also catering to an environmentally conscious buyer.
Rather than work with them, leadership is trying to bypass the Freedom Caucus by catering to liberal Republicans.
Scattered around the area are a handful of eco-lodges catering to tourists from all around the world.
As well as catering to corporate customers, it works closely with photographers to help them increase their business.
Perhaps the French writers are catering to what they think Americans expect from a drama about French politics.
Professor Abdullah puts the number of professors at Fourah Bay College at seven, catering to over 7,000 students.
Though they operate in different businesses, Microsoft and LinkedIn make most of their money by catering to professionals.
Let's just hope they can get Kristen Bell and the rest of Valhalla Catering to come back, too.
In the mean time, society could play a role in catering to a person's morning or evening preferences.
For the most part, the options in the women's section seemed to be catering to an older crowd.
In recent years, Snapchat has been catering to performance-driven advertisers with initiatives like a self-serve platform.
The organic herb feeds and saltwater whirlpool might be plucked from world-class spas catering to 1 percenters.
But Mr. Strychacki quickly grew bored of catering to either the polka crowd or New York University students.
But, they say, so will more closely catering to customers, and retaining experienced midlevel managers and skilled engineers.
The strategy is an odd reversal for WeWork, which made its name catering to freelancers and start-ups.
Whether witnessing the worst breeds particular views or spaces catering to one taboo invite others is less obvious.
There are plenty of dating sites out there catering to niche demographics—from Christian Mingle to Farmers Only.
It's part of a new breed of luxury senior housing, catering to a wave of aging baby boomers.
There was an opening at his mother's furniture and gift shop catering to El Paso's well-to-do.
Food — so much so that one refugee has opened a restaurant catering to her compatriots in South Korea.
Councilors in London's Kensington and Chelsea borough are accused of catering to the wealthy and ignoring the poor.
But what makes Charlie's Angels interesting is that even while catering to men's desires, it mercilessly mocks them.
To Ruggles, a full house at a new-music concert was sure evidence of catering to the public.
Airbnb is catering to college football fans with their latest exclusive listing: the one-and-only Goodyear Blimp.
Experts say grocers have also stepped up their focus on catering to customers' health demands in recent years.
Some, I was told, were shopkeepers who took the day off after a busy weekend catering to tourists.
Designed for a more upscale experience, rather than catering to those looking to get their quick caffeine fix.
Other displays, though sleek and beautiful, seemed like they were catering to a market that no longer exists.
Over the last decade, a wave of new restaurants, bars and retailers have opened, catering to young professionals.
But the magazine's (quite literal) catering to business interests only became really apparent after the 2008 financial crisis.
She lauds the benefits of London's nighttime economy at events catering to club staff and night life mavens.
But Verogen is also a company that has built its business, so far, on catering to law enforcement.
Running a business catering to the factory's workers is harder than working at the factory, according to Liu.
We're used to games catering to our fundamental understanding of life and the way we comfortably meet our end.
The roastery is a theater-style Starbucks catering to coffee connoisseurs more discerning about the coffee beans and roasting.
There has been commentary around startups in the broader "on-demand" economy catering to the lazy or the wealthy.
These startups are shaping revenue pursuits based on a deep understanding of the audience, catering to localized consumer services.
Even so, putting together a schedule capable of catering to the collective calendars of Depp, Pfeiffer, Cruz, et al.
And catering to that many people's varied needs is going to put a lot of strain on the bot.
Elior's contract arm, which provides catering to businesses, schools and hospitals, accounts for 21 percent of its overall business.
Catering to the unique needs of the Indian market's user base will help Spotify better compete with these rivals.
With 39m subscribers, SoftBank Corporation is the third-largest provider in Japan, catering to a quarter of the market.
Intel has been increasingly catering to a booming data center market as revenue from PCs has flattened since 219.16.
Intel has been increasingly catering to data centers as revenue from PCs has flattened since shipments peaked in 2011.
Leica knows that, so catering to photographers who want a straightforward user experience was one of M10's objectives.
Gas stations, highway diners, rest stops, motels and other businesses catering to drivers will struggle to survive without them.
Manufacturers of drone hardware and software abound as a growing supply chain ecosystem is already catering to early adopters.
The first step to building a community is catering to your customers and really getting to know each one.
For all Barnum loved catering to an audience, the movie gives no voice to us, the gawkers, the onlookers.
It is now deeply conservative, and Democrats have thrived only by catering to both the coal and gun lobbies.
Numerous other Chinese apps catering to the LGBTQ+ community, remain online, however, and attitudes to gay rights are warming.
The gallery itself once functioned as a high-end jewelry store catering to Hollywood starlets, then a Chinese laundry.
There are certainly some unique challenges with catering to such a young user base, especially from a safety standpoint.
Retaliatory tariffs are a blow to exporters increasingly catering to young, newly wealthy Chinese looking for bottles with cachet.
China has a large under-the-table VPN economy that hotels catering to foreign tourists, for example, participate in.
Günter's Korvar has been catering to patrons in the residential neighborhood of Vasastan for just shy of four decades.
Elior's contract arm, which provides catering to businesses, schools and hospitals, accounts for 76 percent of its overall business.
This means that he's been catering to the hard right rather than trying to attract centrist or undecided voters.
Gladly also is catering to the big enterprise customers that have long relied on Salesforce and Oracle and Cisco.
The write-up was a bold take on a serious issue for a newspaper catering to a conservative base.
This issue is especially crucial for the growing numbers of independent media companies catering to independent and diverse audiences.
By 2014, the club's roster changed directions, catering to more popular tastes such as the rising demand for EDM.
Hopefully, this will spark Future's possessive Scorpio side while also catering to all of those airy freedom-loving planets.
A six-story shopping complex, catering to mainlanders and billed as Asia's largest duty-free mall, opened in 2014.
Not every Republican on the Judiciary Committee spent their entire time catering to Fox News and conservative talk radio.
Catering to Asian cuisine The company has had to work hard on promoting South African wine to Chinese customers.
By keeping his biscoitos almost willfully bland, Ponce and his colleagues are catering to an audience they know well.
"It has been an unforgettable experience catering to the organizers of Fyre Festival," she wrote on the GoFundMe website.
Would I get sick of carrying around this parasitic creature inside my body and catering to its every need?
They're too homogenic — they do not allow for and encourage the influence of the spaces that they're catering to.
Before Braun, porn was just something catering to the rich, to people who could afford to buy illegal movies.
For many on the left, grammar schools institutionalize class inequality, shutting out the poor and catering to the wealthy.
One way of catering to niche audiences is to hire the kind of showrunners who haven't been tapped before.
Tour operators, hotels and cruises have responded by creating customized programs and activities specifically catering to these age groups.
What takes their place are often hip cocktail bars or "small-plate" restaurants catering to the young and overmoneyed.
Some large venues are increasingly catering to nontraditional events like monster truck rallies, marathons, black-tie banquets and conferences.
Many artists, chasing the money, started catering to the wishes of their galleries and buyers, producing salable, decorative works.
The Vans Warped Tour, now in its 24th year, has expanded its catering to include gourmet and vegan options.
With this device, Apple is broadly catering to members of the professional community, like filmmakers and hard-core coders.
Higher-wage jobs are increasingly in city centers, with urban retail catering to these well-paid workers and residents.
Menus in hotels and restaurants are in German, catering to Namibia's German minority as well as to German tourists.
Weekends in the summer are typically when small airports are the busiest, catering to business clients and private pilots.
It's a smart strategy for catering to the needs and skills of younger generations, who are changing the workplace.
News media are often accused of catering to people's political biases, favoring either liberal or conservative points of view.
In recent years, there has been a surge of businesses catering to even the most menial of parenting tasks.
Thousands of companies and websites catering to the pickup community and offering dating advice for men have cropped up.
The nonprofit 1-800-Charity Cars donates vehicles to families needing a hand, often catering to domestic violence survivors.
JD.com, whose shares trade in the United States, has prospered by catering to the increasing sophistication of Chinese shoppers.
Each facility offers features catering to the needs of people with autism, who can be hypersensitive to various stimulations.
After graduating from Dartmouth, the title character in Undine becomes a Manhattan party promoter catering to the black bourgeoisie.
The renovation of the Franprix stores, located mostly in Paris and catering to urban customers, was launched in May 1.43.
So how does faith-based film, which grew by catering to Christian audiences who feel underrepresented, grapple with mainstream acceptance?
Politicians operate in very short-term horizons, whether catering to the electorate or to the interests of funders and donors.
A new front in this battlefield is emerging, as the government cracks down on international schools catering to Chinese citizens.
The former mayor's appeal is straightforward: He is catering to centrists but also presenting himself as a harbinger of change.
He was very committed to his vision of what these instruments were, and he was never catering to a market.
The land parcels could be designed as clusters catering to a specific set of investors or industrial sectors, Kumar said.
But he chafed at academic discipline and knew that a conventional career, catering to official tastes, was not for him.
A new type of ad agency is catering to brands born on digital channels - and industry giants need a plan.
But she doesn't emphasize enough the importance of the damage done by catering to the pickiness of other family members.
Bankers involved with the Goldman plan say they are not upending its business model of catering to the uber wealthy.
Many people also want to get booze without having to go to the store, and startups are catering to them.
This includes tools for social engagement, parental controls, advertising, authentication, and more, all specifically designed for companies catering to kids.
As well as catering to retail investors, it manages an exchange for professional ones trading large volumes of crypto-currency.
The retailer is also catering to the nearly 15 million tourists expected to visit the area in 2017, Welker said.
ELOQUII was founded in 2011 and then relaunched in 2014 as a direct-to-consumer brand catering to this market.
They have learned that catering to the ever-changing demands of such clients often results in ulcers rather than accolades.
It is expanding overseas, including in China and the United States, by investing in restaurant chains catering to local tastes.
Based on false assumptions, many health professionals and health services end up, intentionally or unintentionally, catering to predominantly white consumers.
YouTube's larger plan, however, isn't only about catering to video game streamers – though that's clearly a large and growing market.
There's plenty of news outlets catering to conservatives, most of which embrace this kind of know-nothingism to some extent.
Meanwhile, niche streaming services are catering to the specific tastes that broader television connoisseurship has fostered among the American viewership.
Catering to them means offering more than a bed, a conference-room buffet and the first flight out of town.
By the 20th century, an influx of Western soldiers meant that the sex industry was catering to a new clientele.
It makes sense, then, that Tinder would want to find someone whose background involved products catering to Gen Z users.
I still love Dishonored 2 and enjoy the degree to which it is catering to my gluttonous desire for more.
More places catering to gays are coming, joining a dozen weekly parties and Mi Cayito, a beach popular with gays.
"Families have a very different mindset than more traditional investors, and there's nobody out there catering to them," he said.
Even most lesbian sites do not have the same type of photocentric posts that those catering to gay men have.
Hovorka said this was evidence that insulin was delivered more efficiently and with better timing, catering to patients' individual needs.
And two blogger-chefs in Pennsylvania are catering to a rise in home cooking services by hosting interactive dinner parties.
Catering to populist anger with extremist proposals that are certain to fail is not a viable strategy for political success.
They present the moves as a means of catering to clients with eclectic tastes, but they also may reduce costs.
All differ in taste, catering to the regions of Russia that prefer sweeter kvass, and those favouring the sourer variety.
The competition was organized by ROBO-ONE, a robot competition group founded in 2002 specifically catering to bipedal hobby robots.
They might sound like harmless fun, but nights catering to an under-18 crowd are the subject of widespread scorn.
" Then we heard 2010 Hannity: "President Obama, catering to the world's dictators, is literally the Neville Chamberlain of our time.
Catering to a new New Orleanian while eschewing corny, inauthentic liquor-soaked tourism, DNO exudes and amplifies its city's singularity.
Dick Pic 101 Nearly all instances of straight sexuality in Euphoria show girls self-consciously catering to the male gaze.
Catering to housewives, Spigel said the networks decided to conform to their routine and planned their broadcasting as a result.
The team Trump has now assembled for his impeachment trial is much more familiar with catering to a national audience.
In 224, Mr. Trincher was convicted of running a gambling ring catering to Russian mobsters and sentenced to five years.
ISS employs 471,000 staff and delivers services such as cleaning and catering to more than 200,000 clients in 13 countries.
The chain expanded quickly in suburban malls, and catering to young girls and women with a mix of inexpensive basics.
Democratic candidates are catering to that with a slew of climate plans that, frankly, say a lot of similar things.
Amazon is catering to a younger crowd with the Echo Glow, a multi-color smart lamp that pairs with Alexa.
That level of uncertainty makes particularly protective parents wary of these ride-sharing services, even those catering to underage youth.
The DC government embraced Ford because it promised to operate throughout the entire city, rather than catering to wealthy neighborhoods.
Amazon is catering to a younger crowd with the Echo Glow, a multi-color smart lamp that pairs with Alexa.
Contemporary galleries stick to the familiar too — catering to customers who have art advisers and decorating needs for winter homes.
Really catering to them, which is something we've always wanted to do, but it just didn't feel like we could.
Given this season's catering to fan service, it seems we may get this long-discussed battle sooner rather than later.
It's a free chat room app catering to people with virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive.
The titles dominate tiny stalls and bookstores catering to mainland Chinese visitors in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taipei, especially at airports.
A variety of funeral homes -- not just those catering to the LGBT community or owned by them -- are doing the work.
Carillion said on Tuesday it would deliver facilities management services, including catering, to about 233 military establishments under the new contracts.
Of course, this could also be a feeble attempt on my part to play Westworld's game of catering to its subreddit.
Younger consumers are turning away from processed foods, and new competitors are catering to changing tastes faster than the industry's giants.
They are accountants and software engineers catering to well-informed clients: the owners and managers of huge amounts of financial assets.
The model-turned-designer partnered with Canadian brand Addition Elle to create a lingerie line catering to women size 12-24.
In any event, White House aides said, promoting Mr. Obama's agenda takes precedence over catering to the political interests of Mrs.
There is nothing inegalitarian about catering to this curiosity, just as there is nothing egalitarian about doling out dumbed-down drivel.
Curly hair is among nature's most fickle, high-maintenance creations, and haircare brands catering to curls tend to inspire fervent devotion.
Perhaps there's a future for HQ on cable television, or as a small but steady business on mobile catering to loyalists.
The profit in catering to relatively poor ex-guerrillas is unlikely to be spectacular, but it could open up other opportunities.
In the past few years, a small but expanding handful of brands have begun catering to a spectrum of skin tones.
We didn't hear anything terribly new here; there are lots of startups catering to ambitious high school students and their parents.
As Bannon notes, the vast majority of calculations are a specific math operation and catering to that yields enormous performance benefits.
The bottom line: The company "prioritized attracting business, catering to existing customers, and making money above all else," the complaint reads.
Catering to hedge funds has been a priority for investment banks as it's become the single-biggest source of equities revenue.
This requires a delicate balancing act between catering to users, whose attention Facebook must keep, and advertisers, who pay the bills.
Such is Sandbox Festival, an event catering to Egypt's dedicated band of hedonists that took place last month May 4-6.
Three years ago, she decided to create a program catering to reality television stars, an approach she calls the Luminary Program.
A growing number of entrepreneurs, though, are catering to customers willing to pay to escape these types of situations for fun.
The company is a liquid logistics provider catering to the needs of the petroleum and chemical industries, according to its website.
Instead of catering to the desires of a vocal and energetic fanbase, it almost willfully avoids giving fans what they want.
Due to these discrepancies, the CDC is prioritizing prevention efforts catering to specific states and communities to better address the problem.
This Republican Congress is more interested in catering to big drug and insurance companies than in considering proposals like my amendment.
The implications of a portable console catering to e-sports are huge, and show a forward-thinking application for the hardware.
" The company started about three years ago when Jay realized "There was no content out there catering to what I'm into.
Catering to high-end customers is a major goal for airlines, said Mike Oshins, a hospitality management professor at Boston University.
But activists say many still face hurdles in getting a license as driving schools catering to women are few and expensive.
Malaysian politics toes ethnic and religious lines, with most parties roughly catering to Malay (and mostly Muslim), Chinese or Indian groups.
Google Cloud isn't far behind, catering to 18 percent of enterprises, with 23 percent contemplating on subscribing in the near future.
Many attribute the policy reversal to cynical politics at its worst: Trump is catering to his highly nativist, anti-immigrant base.
The segments catering to enthusiasts, such as sports cars and "muscle cars," tend to have the most success with this strategy.
The project, Water Street Tampa, is slated to include luxury apartments, hotels, stores and restaurants catering to Tampa's growing millennial population.
But they're creative ideas for filling a specific gap in the market and are finding success by catering to specific communities.
Today, the company started catering to the D.I.Y. market, specifically selling supplies to those who plan to paint their own rooms.
It's needless to say that catering to the Chinese market is becoming increasingly important for studios producing global content these days.
Under the leadership of Kathleen Peterson, the center began as an artist cooperative, catering to disparate parts of the local scene.
Amazon has entered the space as well, with several in-house brands of its own, catering to the plus-sized market.
Law enforcement agencies have cracked down on other encrypted phone companies allegedly catering to organised crime over the past few years.
However, if and when these two Chinese companies do begin catering to American bike-sharing customers, they could face real competition.
Market incentives, Charter told the F.C.C., push the companies to provide the best service to its customers, catering to consumer demand.
Small newspapers catering to local communities have been hit the hardest, said Andrew Johnson, the president of the National Newspaper Association.
Government investments in infrastructure of information technology, life sciences, social welfare and other sectors catering to an aging society would help.
Catering to "a new generation of art buyers," most of the artwork at the Santa Monica fair sells for under $1,000.
The more Welch talks, the more the detectives wonder if everything he is saying is simply catering to their own biases.
When you walk into a sneaker store, they have walls and walls for men and a small section catering to women.
But in 2016, new coffee shops began to open, catering to young women and men eager to mingle in public again.
It's friendly and attentive without being fussy and strikes the right balance for a luxe hotel catering to a young crowd.
Bangkok's notorious red-light districts catering to Western sex tourists trace their origins to the R&R visits by American troops.
The Chinese leadership played President Trump like a fiddle, catering to his insatiable ego and substituting pomp and circumstance for substance.
Many structures have been neatly restored, catering to the millions of tourists drawn to one of China's last unspoiled old cities.
Collectively, these systems spend more than $50 billion a year on a range of services — from construction to catering to laundry.
If he hadn't been frantically catering to a shipful of image seekers, I would have liked to get to know him.
Mr. Pompeo is a non-expert who sees his role as catering to Mr. Trump's whims and carrying out his ideas.
This manifests itself in not correcting grammar, refusing to assign reading that challenges the students' assumptions and catering to assumed sensitivities.
Chicken wings have proved extremely popular in China, but analysts say KFC's success has been sustained by catering to Chinese tastes.
True crime stories sometimes feel like they're catering to human tendencies to rubberneck (offering a dose of schadenfreude for good measure).
Women will someday outnumber men, Mamacita informs an astonished Pauline, and Hollywood will have to respond by catering to that majority.
And the committees have paid more than $860,000 to Mr. Trump's companies for everything from rent to catering to office supplies.
According to her, construction in the neighborhood would irrevocably change the character of an area predominantly catering to working-class immigrants.
But Dellaquila, whose firm also has specialty ETFs catering to sustainable food trends, esports and quantum computing, isn't too concerned yet.
Going from catering to brick-and-mortar store is a common trajectory for chefs, one that Shalini Vaswani followed this year.
And the electoral logic is such that Democrats could do well in the short-term by catering to upscale cosmopolitan professionals.
Where to watch: HuluFor several years, this Bravo show followed businesswoman Patti Stanger as she ran a matchmaking agency catering to millionaires.
And Ted Cruz, facing criticism from Donald J. Trump over his Canadian birth, is suggesting that Mr. Trump is catering to Democrats.
Some residents joke that Larchmont's appeal is its numerous patisseries, catering to a village where many of its 357,000 residents are French.
He faces a tough time, however, catering to demands from small nationalist parties whose votes he captured in the no-confidence motion.
Fashion labels are increasingly catering to a younger clientele used to shopping online, and constantly in search of eye-catching new designs.
LIKE A START-UP Unilever's home care president Kees Kruythoff calls catering to millennials' mindset a way of "future-proofing" the portfolio.
Martin's donations to charities catering to disadvantaged youth and victims of violence suggest a kinship with those overlooked and failed by society.
The company partners with hotels to offer un-sold rooms, catering to business travelers or those looking to make last-minute arrangements.
"I am constantly working toward bettering myself, and that means catering to what is best for my body," Rodriguez, 31, tells Yahoo!
You'll have more luck with Airbnb, as the home-sharing platform boasts a wealth of solid lodging options catering to different budgets.
Environmental groups warned that relaxing the well control rule was reckless and another example of the Trump administration catering to industry demands.
It doesn't have to be a choice between increasing voter turnout or catering to those lost Democrat votes; it can be both.
Elior said in November it planned to sell Areas, which focuses on railways and motorway catering, to create value and boost growth.
Also, the phone isn't as ruggedized this year, so LG isn't catering to the legitimate audience that purchased the last-generation device.
Ford's plan is to keep its AVs running nearly round-the-clock by catering to both ride-hailing consumers and business customers.
Mass commerce, mass media, and the growth of the department store spurred a buzzing beauty industry catering to a new, empowered woman.
Future growth will come from a new model; the company is branching out from just catering to providing event planning and managing.
Quarterly results from companies catering to consumers showed shoppers flocking to high-end SUVs and ordering more fried chicken on mobile phones.
"Many brands are offering shade extensions catering to a much wider range of skin tones and complexions," says makeup artist Jennifer Fleming.
Target's "tarjay" image resonates well with urban shoppers, whereas Wal-Mart built its brand catering to deal-seeking rural customers, O'Shea said.
In addition to 218chan, he frequented alternative boards, or "alt-chans"—smaller, more niche image boards catering to any number of peculiarities.
Still, that's just the tip of an iceberg that betrays Netflix's expanded roster, catering to a wide variety of genres and tastes.
There's France's Misterbandb, which caters to the gay community, and in Sweden there's Handiscover, one of several startups catering to disabled travellers.
They're now catering to a new breed of climber who's focused on the gym and particular about his or her climbing experience.
In its aftermath, however, some accused the march of catering to white cis women and ignoring the needs of other marginalized groups.
How do you respond to the criticism that you've been catering to board rooms at the expense of the American middle class?
That's the best part about this new wave of retouching; that it's catering to a female gaze, and not the male gaze.
The company said that by 2036 there will be 95 mega-cities, catering to 98 percent of the world's long-haul services.
Catering to the attention span of the algorithm, both fleeting and incredibly curated, Whack's bite-size offering is the future of music.
An expanded partnership or merger with Humana catering to Medicare patients could help the retailer become a major provider of primary care.
Catering to the food industry is just not an excuse for bullying the world to diminish its support for good health practices.
A number of social enterprises, from food catering to handmade soaps, have sprung up in recent years to give refugees an income.
With beer sales decreasing five years in a row, brands like Heineken are offering alcohol-free alternatives catering to this growing audience.
Obamacare was intended to offer a variety of insurance plans with different features, catering to different kinds of people with different needs.
And the company's move is indicative of efforts by South African growers to boost online exports by catering to the Chinese market.
Between protests, special group receptions and general revelry, the most popular restaurants and top tourist attractions will be catering to extra visitors.
Companies catering to consumers who want to disconnect from their smartphones are making 'dumbphones,' which are attractive, simplistic and sometimes even pricey.
I did get a lot of flak from people who said the book was reactionary and that it advocated catering to men.
How do you respond to the criticism that you've been catering to board rooms at the expense of the American middle class?
Despite disapproval of the video for "catering to the cannibal demographic," its premise is part of a broader theme in pop culture.
Vegan foods are no longer a fringe market catering to a tiny consumer base, they're a legitimate competitor to animal meat products.
The Albert, the Majestic, the Locarno, the Plaza—each of the great halls catering to a different set of needs and expectations.
WordPress has succeeded thus far by not rocking the boat, catering to its community, and essentially doing one thing — blogging — extremely well.
"This is something higher-ups will decide," said Huang Xiaofeng, 217, a shopkeeper catering to pilgrims who visit a holy mountaintop cave.
Yet there are many other activities and attractions (distractions?) catering to small children, big children and adults who enjoy behaving like children.
Whether called Tareq or Tim, Noura's husband is no Torvald; he has a modern disposition and seems comfortable catering to his wife.
Grab's main rival in Southeast Asia, Go-Jek, has also made its name catering to a variety of needs within its app.
For its priests, this now means daily Masses in English, Spanish and Chinese, catering to the needs of its parishioners, many undocumented.
Then in 1997, she started the Wedding List, an e-commerce pioneer catering to brides and wedding guests, in the United States.
While catering to the realities (and some of the clichés) of youthful digital culture, the Hoxton has a surprisingly human, eclectic warmth.
But the fact that the Note 10 will feature the stylus indicates that Samsung is still interested in catering to that audience.
Hyundai has seven factories in South Korea, catering to the local market and the United States, Europe, Middle East and other countries.
" Entire industries are built around catering to this dream, which explains airport-hotel wealth seminars, millionaire matchmakers and "The 4-Hour Workweek.
And early movie adaptations, directed by men and catering to social norms of virtuous, self-sacrificing womanhood, rendered Marmee cloying and flat.
"All the Asian tourism has mostly disappeared," said Ms. Clegg, a consultant for the town's oldest tailor shop catering to tourists, Yaly.
The airline, which started its Philippine operations in 2012, has a fleet of 23 Airbus aircraft catering to Philippine and foreign routes.
There is no cap to the number of visitors traveling by plane, and new cheap routes catering to backpackers have been added.
The airline, which started its Philippine operations in 2012, has a fleet of 23 Airbus aircraft catering to Philippine and foreign routes.
If there are few swing voters, some analysts argue, then elections must be primarily about catering to the parties' ideologically extreme bases.
Is she actually catering to his cravings or just pushing the company's latest product, a pair of stimulating underwear called "Auggie Touch"?
"Alibaba will provide end-to-end solutions including logistics, payment, and localization support catering to each local market's needs," the statement said.
In Israel, Mr. Netanyahu's flurry of settlement announcements has widely been seen as catering to the right wing of his governing coalition.
LIKE A START-UP Unilever's home care president Kees Kruythoff calls catering to millennials' mindset a way of "future-proofing" the portfolio.
MARC Not a pretty picture, but a pretty common one: Family and close friends catering to an alcoholic every way but productively.
The town has half a dozen mosques, and many restaurants, hookah lounges and Halal grocery stores catering to its large immigrant population.
They are using their physical stores to fulfill online orders — catering to shoppers' demands for instant gratification — and increasing their digital promotions.
Omar Souleyman, a Syrian electronic music star, is accused of wreaking "further destruction" on the country's culture by catering to European party-goers.
This is less about catering to an audience that expects a fantasy than it is about being realistic about prolonged athletic porn sex.
In addition to catering to affluent customers, many steakhouses have incorporated business-friendly rooms for corporations to host events or meetings, Tristano said.
We're more catering to operator-angels, meaning people who have operating jobs, or VPs at big companies or who've started their own startups.
Along the way, the unique foursome chopped trees, explored, and ate in style (while catering to the film crew they brought with them).
They are looking for high-end drama, and they're catering to a really sophisticated audience that is growing in sophistication all the time.
Globally speaking, as the TJ's legend grew, there came resellers catering to pockets of the world where the brand had developed a fanbase.
Japan's third-largest lender SMFG and fifth-largest Resona own small regional banks catering to the city of Osaka and its neighbouring markets.
Even American-Chinese inventions like General Tso's chicken, crab rangoon, and Mongolian beef are the result of catering to mostly white taste buds.
Instead of catering to drivers, the company aims to "turn transit time into valuable time" for passengers, said Nils Wollny, the company's CEO.
If you fall for it, you're catering to the movement's ostensible perception of left-leaning citizens (or even moderate citizens) as being histrionic.
Critic's Notebook Catering to the largest Guatemalan community outside of the country, a market serves regional specialties and turns frying into an art.
Even MoviePass said that it doesn't consider people who saw daily movies abusers — the company just can't afford to keep catering to them.
It means catering to a state that's actually about the square footage of 22016 states in one, and code-switching as you do.
The first wave of deals focused on bread-and-butter investments in companies building out Russia's infrastructure and catering to the middle class.
Which is probably why Google's catering to early adopters willing to drop $22020+ on a "Stadia Founder's Edition" before it goes any further.
Waterfield Designs is one of the legions of San Francisco boutiques catering to the personal tech transportation needs of the city's wealthy hipsters.
Amid the tyranny of Zia Ul-Haq's dictatorship, Babu set up invitation-only swingers parties catering to the upper echelons of Pakistani society.
Two sub-modules connect to the main module with one catering to AC port needs, and the other dedicated to jump-starting cars.
The move helped the lender free up capital and sharpen focus on catering to private-banking, home-broker, banking and asset management clients.
Construction and service work increased there, catering to the retailer, and the company says it helped attract other Fortune 500 businesses to Seattle.
It is difficult to make changes needed, like investing in e-commerce, stores and a company's brand, while still catering to creditors' demands.
The targets of the attacks -- churches and hotels catering to foreigners -- have figured in previous bombings in Asia and beyond in recent years.
Since helping to launch Shams Rad, an online radio station catering to LGBT people, he has received thousands of online threats and insults.
Farfetch was a trailblazer in the area of building e-commerce marketplaces specifically catering to the luxury fashion and other luxury goods industries.
Smartphones have stopped catering to the previously ubiquitous need for a headphone jack, adding extra pressure for everyone and everything to go wireless.
Actually, HTC is so keen on catering to audio-heads that a "hearing test" feature of sorts is built into the HTC 10.
For Mattel, catering to consumer wants is essential, especially after losing the top spot in a field they once dominated over competitor Lego.
But the NRA is not exactly known for catering to public opinion on gun control—or for backing away from any unpopular fight.
Duggal recently told Forbes that many venture capitalists fail to recognize the value of companies catering to women, and new mothers in particular.
So far the company has rented about 300 items and has been catering to Airbnb hosts, business school students and corporate relocation companies.
It does not yet offer trading on its website, for example, catering to clients, whose average age is 28, exclusively via its app.
Until then, the investment bank was mostly known for catering to high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors throughout its 150-year history.
Catering to tourism's enormous appetite for elephants, the park allows visitors to feed and bathe the sanctuary's inhabitants in a safe, ethical environment.
Starbucks, the coffee chain more known for catering to sweet tooths than coffee snobs, is testing out coffee ice at over 100 locations.
And in Merrill Lynch, its wealth-management arm, it has the biggest salesforce for financial products in America, catering to a wealthy clientele.
Catering to pros, meanwhile, is the sort of thing that pays off in spades down the road, much like Apple's longstanding education play.
Goldman is focused on catering to clients rather than placing bets on price moves, he added, noting that trends are hard to predict.
Hard up for money ahead of an election in 1996, President Boris N. Yeltsin tried a new tack of catering to rich insiders.
Lured by the increasing tourist traffic, investors opened eight golf courses in Sanya, many of them with luxurious clubhouses catering to rich Chinese.
There was a sizable collection of formal eveningwear in JCPenney, but the options looked like they were catering to a slightly older demographic.
Adding to the company's woes is the fact that shoppers view Under Armour as a brand catering to athletes rather than average Joes.
There has been a secular shift over the past 5-10 years where people now favor unique, targeted products catering to personal preferences.
These upstart players found success by catering to local tastes while keeping the price-of-entry in line with the region's socioeconomic expectations.
Clearly a big part of letting Trump be Trump means catering to his unbridled love of cheap, "clean" burgers from fast food chains.
The establishment deftly catering to both medieval fantasy fans and pensioners is The Cuan Inn, which sits in the picturesque village of Strangford.
Our source, who has close ties to Senate Democrats, makes three key points: "Yes we are catering to the base," our source says.
The dollar stores followed, catering to consumers with food stamps, and two massive pharmacy chains, CVS and Walgreen's, also joined the grocery party.
While catering to the social values of conservative voters has been a common strategy in Colombia, appealing to trickle-down economics has not.
So far the independence crisis has not noticeably deepened the Kurdish economic crisis, except in industries catering to international visitors, such as hotels.
The tax cut, the sole important legislation from the Republican Congress, shows that catering to its rich contributors is the party's only policy.
Francisco Franco and catering to the radical right is run by a Chinese man — an irony that has not gone unnoticed by patrons.
A few driving schools catering to women have popped up and dozens of women have shared celebratory photos with their licenses in hand.
Thankfully, our health market has changed, and products are catering to both tastebuds and wellness needs much more than they did in 1952.
Gasper would have an interesting profile for the moderate district, as an ex-Republican who is catering to the people without a party.
One recent workday, the market was mostly empty, with about a dozen restaurants as well as uniform shops catering to shipyard workers closed.
Additionally, the variety of on-site amenities and perks catering to a luxury crowd make this a hotel well worth the long flight.
Every election year, the presidential candidates spend virtually all their time and money focused on those few states, and catering to their interests.
Elior has a contract arm, which provides catering to businesses, schools and hospitals and accounts for 76 percent of the firm's overall business.
With Facebook dominant in social media and Google in search, Verizon can stand out in the market by catering to brands, Walden said.
But uncertainty has also been a bigger burden on exporters, which tend to be more productive than firms catering to the home market.
Catering to financial services clients, Lin saw how banks and credit card companies&apos online marketing campaigns weren&apost targeted to specific consumers.
In other words, India and China are markets worth catering to, even if that means offering more price points and later release dates.
Dear Miss Manners: A young college-student friend has begun working as a waitress at an inexpensive, off-campus restaurant catering to students.
When catering to pets is the bread and butter of your company, you can bet that the office culture will accommodate them, too.
Worker rights advocates, though, have blasted the proposed change, saying the administration is once again catering to business and corporate interests over workers.
Known for catering to the rich and famous, Aspen, Colorado, is one of the most esteemed ski destinations in all of North America.
The Post wrote: Some suspect Mr. Trump is once again catering to Mr. Putin, who is dedicated to undermining Ukrainian democracy and independence.
TD's specialty has been on the small RIA market, catering to firms with fewer than $100 million in assets under management, Sarch said.
The Democrats are more interested in pathetic political games and catering to a radical, leftist base than on producing results for our citizens.
Snack shops, calling card stalls and other small businesses catering to factory workers pervade the narrow streets and alleys surrounding the Changshuo plant.
While Payless struggled to stay relevant with shoppers, other retailers catering to bargain conscious shoppers, like TJ Maxx and Nordstrom Rack, are thriving.
Our leaders need to stop catering to companies that are more focused on outsourcing jobs and boosting profits than the consumers they serve.
He and his collaborators have a knack for tweaking existing properties, bringing them into the 21st century with catering to a younger audience.
We have a system that is being driven by a profit motive instead of catering to illness and helping to deal with illness.
The ball pit trend also spread to fast food restaurants catering to young customers, with McDonald's opening up its first PlayPlace in 1987.
Within a decade, he was running an art gallery with $6 million in annual sales, catering to clients like Steven Spielberg and Gerald Ford.
They fear that if they cut back they will lose market share and dent a reputation for catering to customers' needs at any time.
But increasingly it feels like the company is in an abusive love/hate relationship with users, catering to their attention while exploiting their privacy.
Why it's one of our favorites: Though it's yet another startup in the batch catering to other startups, we thought Business Score stood out.
The site found success by catering to this kind of clickbait-reader, and by covering celebrities with a speed print mags couldn't compete with.
Kim Dotcom (born Kim Schmitz) is primarily known as the creator of Megaupload, a "cyberlocker" site particularly popular with — and arguably catering to — pirates.
And rather than catering to a strictly female audience, Kardashian West is branching out by marking KKW Body III, a woodsy floral, as unisex.
Something that seems ordinary, a local watering hole catering to queer clientele, can be particularly revolutionary when you have few other places to go.
The new sites aim to combat the problem by catering to the needs of minority customers in a way that sharing economy giants can't.
After a stint at Breitbart, the veritable headquarters of right-wing media, he created his own outlet, The Daily Wire, catering to hyperventilating conservatives.
What's more, we're also catering to those whose style is influenced by their respective coasts, meaning we didn't forget you surfers out there, too.
Catering to the electronics industry, family-controlled Merck is seeking to bolster its high-tech chemicals division, which includes its shrinking liquid crystals business.
While some have been around for decades, new spots catering to the full LGBTQ spectrum have also slipped into the scene over the years.
Whether or not you game on a PC, there's a very active community of servers catering to different interests, games, and even specific influencers.
American universities, which are supposed to encourage diversity of thought, are also criticised for catering to identity politics by, for example, excluding conservative thinkers.
Companies have explained differing composition of products sold in less competitive, poorer eastern markets by saying they are catering to local tastes and preferences.
By combing the userbases of Truecaller and Truedialer into a single app, Truecaller also increases its advertising revenue potential by catering to more eyeballs.
By 2488 pm on election night, calls were already streaming in to Trans Lifeline, a peer-supported suicide prevention hotline catering to transgender people.
There are currently no non-stop flights between the two countries, despite a large market catering to tourism and visits by friends and relatives.
E-commerce is booming in Asia, and storage and distribution centres catering to online retailers such as JD.com and Alibaba are in short supply.
Beyond catering to travelers, with rooms priced around $17, the company also includes an 'elite' option that goes to $60 per room per night.
The boom in tablets and smartphones has only recently begun catering to the special needs population, as well as those who look after them.
As a side note, Catering to Kids isn't the only kid-centric catering company to recently face a great deal of health safety scrutiny.
Travel search site Skyscanner is capitalizing on China's growing outbound tourism rates by catering to regional tastes, the company's chief financial officer told CNBC.
For low-income families, getting health care on-demand holds particular importance — and it's something these apps are catering to in their services. 1.
The residents in this still-divided society are troubled by opaque terms that will result in gated communities, catering to thousands of foreign nationals.
I'm not sure how exactly I'm going to use it yet, but I appreciate the Unicode Technical Committee catering to my goth tendencies. 173.
The festival's second day wasn't as consistently engaging, with the lineup catering to an LA audience, the evening slots taken up by local bands.
Thank God Ben's head nearly explodes in his next confessional, because if kept catering to this hose beast I'd have written him off entirely.
Often they have thrived by catering to Poles in Britain who come to work rather than settle, and as a consequence have limited English.
Since this time last year, Petite Studio has been catering to women on the shorter side, and its new summer collection is no different.
"President Obama, catering to the world's dictators, is literally the Neville Chamberlain of our time," Hannity says in an old clip in the video.
Noble at times, catering to the pure of heart, but always looking to use the faithful to springboard into ever-higher orbits of hype.
Various retailers that have traditionally done most of their business from location stores appear to be catering to the growing number of online shoppers.
He is proud of the role of for-profit education in catering to students often ignored or left behind by traditional colleges and universities.
After moving to Oahu from New York in 2013, chef Lee Anne Wong noticed a dearth of casual breakfast cafes catering to local diners.
It is an acknowledgment that even the grand physical shopping spaces of old can now fetch higher values as offices catering to millennial workers.
"I basically built my whole business mentality and framework around catering to the people I grew up with," Terzian told LA Weekly in 2017.
GM launched its low-end Baojun brand in 278, catering to the needs of rural and smaller city Chinese, often buying their first car.
But unlike another reality TV star, Mr. Siriano has built his career on being inclusive: on catering to women regardless of size or age.
Catering to their own conference, GOP leaders rejected a Democratic entreaty to fund certain ObamaCare subsidies granted to insurance companies serving low-income patients.
Plus, the collection is complete with a few jackets that walk the line between activewear and athleisure — catering to one of fashion's biggest trends.
Part of the challenge will be catering to all the niches and needs these individual companies might have throughout their own unique experimentation processes.
The villagers put a cap on the number of visitors because the demands of catering to 1,000 people was getting to be too stressful.
There are platforms catering to shoppers of every taste and persuasion, whether they want high-end imported wares or the latest in fast fashion.
She learned that the kind of companies that would hire her were catering to female consumers, and they assumed she would know about women.
November is World Vegan Month, and with an increasing number of places catering to all types of vegan travelers, there's a lot to celebrate.
The explanation that the brand is catering to "interesting women leading interesting lives" is used so often, it's practically a mantra at this point.
You can request a preference for your configuration, but the number of King rooms are limited as the hotel is often catering to families.
Given that most of the candidates have been catering to the early states, let me offer a few ideas they might want to consider.
They spend their time, spin their rhetoric, and focus their votes on catering to primary voters, a thin ideological slice of the electoral pie.
Today, there are 39 locations in the Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast and Sydney areas, catering to tourists who visit those parts of the country.
But catering to their interests too intently risks reigniting vulnerabilities in a financial system with a record of sinking the entire United States economy.
In an earlier interview on WRCN, a Long Island station, Mr. Cuomo insisted that Mr. Trump was playing politics and catering to conservative supporters.
"There are many other ways to get your kid through school," like catching unprotected fish species, or catering to occasional international tourists, he said.
As a party with a diverse electorate, the Democrats should not be spending so much time and money catering to such a monochromatic subset.
But his one offspring-like family member is a French bulldog named Petunia, and he spends much of the weekend catering to her whims.
Catering to both longtime farming families and the people they considered "outsiders," the village's one-room schoolhouse had classes in both English and Dutch.
Such digital wealth management firms create and manage portfolios made up of low-cost funds catering to affluent but not necessarily very wealthy customers.
He joined Goldman in 2000 and has been co-head of the media and entertainment group and a practice catering to private equity firms.
"As opposed to Walmart's catering (to) 'everyone,' Target caters slightly more to younger shoppers—or shoppers who want to feel younger," according to 99designs.
Luxury landlords have been catering to this millennial trend for years, putting in dog runs on rental tower roofs and pet salons off lobbies.
The latter was the work of a creator who resisted catering to his audience and ended his series on a big, fat question mark.
"Only a building that's catering to a very affluent tenantry could afford to do this," said Mosette Broderick, a professor at New York University.
Today, a new generation of start-ups catering to Beijing's authoritarian needs are beginning to set the tone for emerging technologies like artificial intelligence.
Despite soaring store closures and bankruptcies in the sector, some retailers push aggressively forward, at least for now, especially those catering to squeezed consumers.
Almost every national title had offices within a half-mile radius, with a dense thicket of pubs and bars catering to their notoriously thirsty journalists.
And we used to have get-togethers, you know, something that YouTube and Instagram do actually a great job of is catering to the community.
"We're not catering to any existing product base, and commissions allow us to step further outside of the space of an internet brand," says Pharaoh.
It has so far had success in attracting customers keen to try out an alternative approach, in a neighborhood catering to students, artists and tourists.
Startups like Wish and Shipt, have experienced meteoric growth by catering to the underserved population of price-conscious, middle-class Americans in less-dense areas.
I love catering to my folks and black women and femmes, especially in a space currently (not historically) dominated with content for cis white men.
While catering to only the female shopper may seem antiquated, stocks like Ulta Salon have outperformed, while Kate Spade looks cheap, trader Steve Grasso said.
The portion catering to customers who want to improve their memories is growing — nearly doubling from $353 million in 2006 to $643 million in 2015.
Retailers are facing a challenge to appeal to many millennials' preference for experiences over things while catering to their expectation of immediate "shopability" of products.
Over the past few years, Lexmark has sought to diversify and aggressively bought up software assets to bulk up its services catering to business customers.
Although the stores' footprint has nearly doubled over time, the company's mission of catering to the needs of busy parents remains the same, said Bared.
She discovered almost no one was catering to cannabis enthusiasts for special occasions, even in Colorado, where recreational marijuana has been legal for two years.
Sein Tun explicitly told me of double standards which meant the Tourist Police, a specific police department catering to foreigners, had my back during Thingyan.
This technology seamlessly connects systems across departments, catering to millennials' desire to collaborate and communicate with coworkers on a more intuitive and user-friendly platform.
There is nothing wrong w/ catering to a certain body type, but if you're going to sell to curvy women, use them in your ad.
However, nobody is catering to these young entertainers in the arena of style, and Paris Hilton & The Fat Jew are about to change all that.
Social media services catering to individual neighborhoods weren't useful in an apartment building where most tenants lasted a year, and longtime residents kept to themselves.
"The Democrats are more interested in pathetic political games and catering to a radical, leftist base than on producing results for our citizens," Sanders said.
The country made lots of homogeneous, high-alcohol wines aged in oak barrels, catering to international appetites—"the French-consultant thing," as Rozman put it.
Others suggest the deal could be a one-off and that the president will return soon enough to mocking Democrats and catering to his base.
Catering to more than 32,000 followers, Mr. Ramos updates the feed, called Poet Temer, with his own poems as often as three times a day.
However, Amazon-owned Whole Foods is carving out its own customer base by catering to Prime members, with a core focus on health-conscious buyers.
General Electric reported that industrial profits fell 25 percent in the fourth quarter, hurt by weakness in divisions catering to the oil and gas industries.
Now, Raul Ortega, the founder of Mariscos Jalisco, the truck in question, is sharing his experience of catering to two stars on Hollywood's biggest night.
And given the current fashion climate (with companies like Dolce & Gabbana, H&M, and Uniqlo all catering to Muslim consumers), the timing couldn't be better.
A former New York City cop was arrested Tuesday over what prosecutors describe as a swanky prostitution ring catering to some of America's wealthiest men.
In this decade, the programming has started to cater to people with more wealth and the exhibitions started catering to white and middle-class people.
Her use of these colors — those often attributed to a particular sex and catering to established female gender norms — one would assume, is no accident.
TomboyX began as an underwear company that expanded into an entire line of products dedicated to catering to LGBTQ people everywhere — from clothing to fragrances​.
Catering to this philosophy, the restaurant would introduce an irreducibly plain dish: a baked potato served with a bottle of olive oil on the side.
Cars choke the paved city streets, and the downtown area is brimming with cafes, restaurants and bars catering to the small but growing middle class.
Their arguments may begin with different premises, but they end up at remarkably similar conclusions: the necessity of catering to a politics of white grievance.
While we get a lot of complaints about fashion not catering to plus-size or very tall women, very petite women have the same problem.
Now, rows of mustard-colored crops, markers of the region's agrarian roots, frame Honda dealerships catering to a population eager to trade bicycles for motorbikes.
The other belongs to the man's hard-bitten ex, a saleswoman at Saks resentfully catering to the spoiled matrons who used to be her peers.
"Traditional hotels have not done a good job catering to families in the big cities," said Rainer Jenss, the president of the Family Travel Association.
Compared to the surrounding villages, San Agustín boasts a well illuminated and maintained main avenue, several new-age restaurants, and luxury accommodations catering to outsiders.
Some female critics have accused the pair of catering to the male gaze, of arranging their naked or barely clothed bodies for a voyeur's pleasure.
There are restaurants and shops catering to tourists and residential areas, as well as a marina where residents living in houseboats have set up shop.
About 10 communities catering to those 50 and over who want amenities like swimming pools and golf courses are underway or planned in the area.
Managers must focus as much effort on catering to politicians as to customers, not just through campaign contributions but through bribes, both subtle and overt.
In fact, the product fit right in to the growing processed food industry that was catering to women who'd entered the workforce during the war.
The once sleepy sidewalks lined with bitter orange trees have come alive with boutiques and cafes catering to young Athenians as well as European tourists.
UBS hired Grant Thompson and Sandra Goddard from Wells Fargo to lead a new investment banking team catering to pension funds and large family offices.
"Sometimes the immigrants that come change, but it's always been the same," said Edivaldo Pereira, a Brazilian transplant who owns a bar catering to them.
Despite catering to A-list actresses, successful models, and influential women with a platform, the Hollywood hair industry has long been dominated by white men.
But a closer look at the Sriracha origin story reveals that catering to the broader public was pretty much the last thing on Tran's mind.
Menstrual hygiene is seen by many as a basic human right, but sanitary products catering to people who menstruate are often treated as luxury items.
Graphic design involves responding to trends, catering to people's ever-changing tastes, and pulling from the human experience — things that robots can't do perfectly (yet).
He blasted the Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz campaigns for insincerely mouthing focus-grouped platitudes while catering to their largest donors — and he was right.
When I joined her on the set of "Kiki & Kitty" one day, she had a crew of about a dozen people catering to her needs.
Still, the timing of the DOJ's announcement raised questions and rankled former officials who accused the attorney general of catering to the president's public demands.
He is the President of the United States largely because of what he learned by attracting the attention of the tabloids and catering to them.
The only viable way to start curbing that exaggerated power is by catering to those views to win the elections necessary to reform the system.
Even worse, because media platforms are competing to win audiences, the incentives will always push them in the direction of catering to our worst impulses.
They come from traditional ad agencies and consulting companies, Hollywood talent agencies moving into marketing services, and specialty agencies catering to direct-to-consumer brands.
Catering to the male gaze, professional female athletes were taught to portray a traditionally feminine exterior and to play up the perception of their heterosexuality.
But for a small company catering to a specific audience, thriving means ending up on a service like Filmstruck that prioritizes content over ease of use.
The young straight white males we've traditionally thought of as horror's go-to target audience are now just one of the many groups worth catering to.
It is the first purchase made by Mr Fridman's new L1 Retail fund, and a bet that the market catering to health-conscious consumers will grow.
Rewind to the 1700s, though, and the Bowery was thronged with clopping stagecoaches and a string of inns and taverns catering to travelers and mobile tradesmen.
HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - HSBC is catering to China's soft power push, creating a job title sure to charm Beijing: Head of Belt and Road Initiative.
Four years ago it began a major overhaul that resulted in its exit from several European markets and a renewed focus on catering to e-retailers.
Her cosmetics line debuted with 40 foundation shades, while her lingerie line has been applauded for catering to a range of skin tones and body types.
The result, after a battle that raged for more than four decades, will be a dead Swiss industry catering to a world that has moved on.
Catering to the interests of the super-rich, practices that would be deemed reprehensible in other areas of society, continue under the guise of VIP culture.
Trump thrives off catering to his base through polarizing policies that cause enormous uproar from critics, like his ban restricting travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.
"We're looking at sports service companies, legal companies, education and training, sportswear and equipment... it's a detailed cluster of sports companies catering to 2022," Jaida said.
The smaller rockets are tailored to loft swarms of small satellites and mixed payloads into orbit, catering to an increasingly popular portion of the satellite industry.
But the company, which first launched services to buy and sell Bitcoin back in 2012, has famously had problems catering to its fast-ballooning customer base.
The company's DataMapper product competes with an increasing number of map-tech and data analytics platforms catering to drone users, including DroneDeploy and 3DR's Site Scan.
The company has been focusing on generic pharmaceuticals in emerging markets after selling its generic drugs business catering to developed markets to Mylan NV in 2014.
Last year, in a move to diversify its business and grow its attachment to the tech community, E27 introduced a marketplace for services catering to startups.
The versatile offering is intended to be experimentally and playfully styled, catering to varying personal aesthetics and contrasting vibes which many of us flit between daily.
But with so many cities in the midst of building booms that are specifically catering to these luxury buyers, this news might scare some investors away.
In fact, these moves feel like they're coming straight out of startup phone maker OnePlus' playbook, which has built its fanbase catering to geeks as well.
Authorities shut down one dating app catering to gay and bisexual men, Zank, in 2017 for allegedly violating anti-pornography laws via its live-streaming feature.
Domino's sponsored posts appear to be actively trying to downplay the glamor of New Year's Eve, instead catering to a more sweatpants-and-messy-bun crowd.
The development — not spurred by any marketing efforts — prompted the developer to set up showrooms in Thailand and overseas catering to such investors, she told CNBC.
In this stunning, devastating moment, Thelma and Louise reject years of catering to other people and make the decision to end their story on their terms.
Jubilee Insurance also has to compete with emerging insurance models piloted by tech start-ups and catering to groups like farmers and other low-income populations.
A green light could help Wells Fargo grow a business catering to industrial clients even as the bank grapples with several scandals in its retail division.
After years of fast growth, Islamic finance is under pressure to build stronger credentials on social responsibility by catering to farmers, small traders and poor households.
Enel will accelerate investment in smart grids and roll out new services catering to electric vehicles and connected home appliances, company officials said at a presentation.
The figure represents one of many thousands of Korean women who were forced to serve as prostitutes in wartime military brothels catering to imperial Japanese soldiers.
In the case of Super Mario Run, that means both embracing the strengths and catering to the limitations of a device that wasn't designed for gaming.
There are currently no non-stop flights between Vietnam and the United States, despite a large market catering to tourism and visits by friends and relatives.
The brewery, owned by Japan's Asahi, plans to open its first "Pilsnerka" bar catering to the hipster crowd in the capital Prague in the coming months.
Catering to our wildest adolescent fantasies, these cars... Microsoft is testing out a new tool that makes it a lot easier to clean install Windows 10.
There are currently no non-stop flights between Vietnam and the United States, despite a large market catering to tourism and visits by friends and relatives.
Nearly all of the Equinox locations in Downtown Manhattan had a unique feel, seemingly catering to the younger crowd that lives and works below 40th street.
Compared to other locations catering to the Midtown crowd, though, the Gramercy location came off as pretty nice if you're looking for a convenient, nice location.
The provisions are supported by consumer advocates and the National Restaurant Association, which wanted to avoid catering to a hodgepodge of requirements from cities and states.
Although it's using the tagline "Music History Plays Here," DIVE seems to be catering to the same demographic who have turned music history into a commodity.
But the firm believes that catering to its portfolio managers' needs — whether it's for data, technology, additional analysts, or more — is a better approach than firing.
While the coffee giant's traditional locations have been serving up these cups of whimsy, its Roastery and Reserve Bars are catering to a very different audience.
Some argue the station is now catering to safe, popular music rather that taking on risky acts, which is what the station was originally created for.
Jack Dorsey, Twitter co-founder and CEO, also told investors in April that catering to the platform's creators was one of his priorities for the year.
At a time when more and more brands are catering to those with curly hair, we're glad to see a huge hub like Sephora following suit.
It's still there today, tucked away in London's Portman Square just behind Selfridges, catering to those looking to continue the party from the nearby Churchill hotel.
Ermotti also told CNBC that UBS is putting more emphasis on catering to high net-worth investors in the U.S. and even more so in Asia.
The Globe had been an excellent French restaurant, they told me, but it began catering to a late-night crowd who cared little about the food.
Immigrant enclaves straddle Sebastopol Road, a thoroughfare in Santa Rosa lined with Latino-owned restaurants, supermarkets and gown shops catering to teenage girls celebrating their quinceañeras.
The smaller rockets are tailored to loft swarms of small satellites and mixed payloads into orbit, catering to an increasingly popular portion of the satellite industry.
Catering to "a new generation of art buyers," who seem to be cash-strapped millennials with refined taste, most of the artwork sells for under $1,000.
Restaurant owners and managers gathered Monday to give a behind-the-scenes look at both the challenging and amusing aspects of catering to Washington's political class.
Roadside restaurants generally started out as a suburban phenomenon, many of them clustered in Southern California, catering to the mostly white beneficiaries of the postwar boom.
A program like this could succeed by catering to the wealthy New Yorkers who live around Mount Sinai, which is located on the Upper East Side.
Philadelphia's brand-new Fashion District is clearly catering to teens, featuring one of the nation's three pop-up Candytopias — a fun house based entirely around sugar.
The first store, catering to tourists, soon became one of a chain: Dozens of outlets opened worldwide, from Bangkok and Singapore to London and New York.
For a hotel ostensibly catering to beachgoers, it could have used more places to hang wet suits and towels, but the space was otherwise well considered.
Durruthy said the company has nine employee-resource groups, each with a unique voice catering to a different demographic based on race, gender, and so forth.
But the rest of us can see them for what they are: not a news channel but a propaganda network catering to a largely hateful audience.
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Given how intensely men's interest in fashion has grown in the last decade, you would expect there to be a bevy of stores catering to them.
Today, catering to wealthy visitors from around the world who want to enjoy the thrills of German-style speeding is a big business for tour companies.
And as the legal marijuana industry finds its footing, look for more glossy advertising — distributed outside traditional channels and catering to a sense of social justice.
Re-appropriating billboards, spaces historically catering to the male gaze, allows female artists to get behind the lens and broadcast their art on a large scale.
By and large, the men on these websites seem to be selling to other men, with about 90 percent of the websites exclusively catering to guys.
Among obligations Britain will be asked to cover are the funding until summer 2021 of British teachers seconded to schools catering to the EU's staff and diplomats.
Intel, the biggest supplier of PC chips, has been increasingly catering to data centers as revenue from the personal computers business flattened since shipments peaked in 1.53.
The market occupies much of a block in a newer part of the city, sitting incongruously near apartment buildings and shops catering to the growing middle class.
Catering to a population of armed men who felt alienated by changing social norms, immigration, and changing political winds, this message quickly fueled violent demonstrations and warmongering.
They are the ultimate pop-psychology product, catering to both the age-old injunction to "Know thyself" and the modern notion of identity as a personal brand.
Spotlight, which is owned by Mark Cuban, Todd Wagner and Arthouse Marketing Group, works with independent theater chains, and specifically those catering to an upscale, 18+ audience.
And it has established relationships with advertisers catering to this youth market, including Hollister, Gatorade, Invisalign, and Kraft, which Viacom took into consideration when making this deal.
That's led Facebook to have to make several concessions to keep their Instant Articles snappy to load, while also catering to publishers' need to actually make money.
Ascend CEO Punnamas Vichitkulwongsa told CNBC's "Street Signs " in an interview that Ant Financial had a successful history of catering to the under-banked population in China.
Without it, the candidates would just spend their time visiting and catering to the concerns of people in cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, etc.
Countless others also applauded ASOS for its move towards even greater inclusivity, with many calling on other brands to follow suit by catering to differently abled people.
They could also result in a shady deal that is less about respecting voters' wishes than about catering to the interests of Mr Hernández and Mr Nasralla.
Granted, Gaiman's following and the book's cultish nature should generate considerable curiosity, catering to the sort of passionate niche upon which a pay channel like Starz relies.
And for MakerBot, maturity as a company means catering to markets where the need has already been clearly defined, rather than attempting to define a new category.
Zozo has captured nearly half of Japan's online sales of mid- to high-end clothes by setting up a website catering to fashion-forward, higher-income customers.
The TV app, then, is catering to the wrong trend by making things easier for traditional TV viewers, rather than making it easier for streaming service subscribers.
Concern over Zika virus could have an impact on Caribbean "babymoons," which have spawned an entire industry catering to expecting parents looking for a pre-kid getaway.
Billing itself as "a transformational festival creating a movement in Asia for social and environmental change," Wonderfruit launched in 2014, catering to music aficionados, environmentalists and epicureans.
In that case, he won a conviction against a Los Angeles doctor who was raking in $1 million a year, mostly in cash, by catering to addicts.
At some point, the industry is going to have to realize that unless these films are catering to the market, we are leaving money on the table.
Bourbon Street alone is a veritable jambalaya of bars, all catering to wildly different demographics, from people who unironically collect Hard Rock Cafe merchandise to absinthe aficionados.
Both long-term and short-term medical access, especially catering to children, is needed for those living in Flint due to the irreversible effects of lead poisoning.
The automaker sees small businesses as a significant potential market and a natural next step after decades of catering to commercial van and pickup buyers, he said.
There's one four-star nudist hotel and their menus are in four languages—German, French, English, Spanish—so they are very much catering to an international clientele.
"This is the exchange catering to the big managed money accounts, and the traditional players are not relevant to them," said Scott Hedin, an independent grain trader.
The energy storage and services unit will retain the SunPower name and focus on catering to the residential and commercial solar installation markets in the United States.
Formerly dilapidated downtown neighborhoods are filling with restaurants, shops and yoga studios catering to the overflow of technology workers, hipsters and other economic refugees from San Francisco.
Back when Sylvana Ward Durrett and Luisana Mendoza Roccia were working at Vogue, they realized there was no centralized retailer catering to the growing children's apparel market.
Narrator follows a long line of Y Combinator graduates that built startups catering to other startups, as the accelerator becomes more of a SaaS incubator of sorts.
Ma and other Chinese entrepreneurs have been open about their ambitions to expand China's domestic film production as a means of catering to the country's massive audience.
Skin care products that contain mercury are typically manufactured abroad and sold illegally in the U.S. in shops catering to Latino, Asian, African or Middle Eastern communities.
A Swiss foundation catering to people with special needs, Les Perce-Neige, hosted him for three months and then provided money to buy land for the school.
Kirrin Finch's dress shirts ($150) are the only ones I've tried, from any brand catering to any gender, that fit me properly in the sleeves and collar.
Over the years, Twitter has struggled to balance user growth with catering to its most active and loyal users, which has sometimes resulted in confusing product updates.
The catch, however, is that developing a habit of catering to your imagination and spirit so that you reap these kinds of creative benefits can be challenging.
But last week, on a wide industrial avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, a new bar opened catering to patrons who prefer to take their cocktails in extreme seclusion.
On Cuba, Mr. Trump appears to be catering to political supporters in Florida who helped get him elected and who oppose warming relations with the Communist government.
But in a splintered culture, where there are more options than ever catering to a multitude of types and inclinations, comedians are increasingly aiming for narrower niches.
Inez, a mouthy, beautiful teenager, has grown bored of selling Adderall to N.Y.U. students and is meeting men online and catering to their extremely specific sexual fantasies.
Mr. Kaminker's store in Ashdod was catering to those shopping for Novy God, the Russian end-of-year celebration when families traditionally gather before midnight on Dec.
In the early 1980s, when he was in his late teens, special education services began catering to those with autism as the developmental disorder became better understood.
On Sunday, March 219, many New Orleanians were throwing crawfish boils, catering to Bourbon Street's tourists, and grumbling over the cancellation of the St. Patrick's Day parade.
Hydra now has thousands of online drug bazaars catering to every corner of the Russian Federation, from Vladivostok in the Far East to the freshly-annexed Crimea.
With time, however, it earned a reputation as out of touch and catering to privileged students from the upper social echelons and struggled to modernize its image.
The company refocused on catering to larger corporate customers, such as $12 billion local advertising giant Focus Media, and offers services like opening, designing and managing offices.
But the method is also growing in popularity among high-performing, progressive schools, as well as those catering to gifted and talented students and newly arriving immigrants.
But today, two serial entrepreneurs who have already built one big startup catering to SMBs — loans platform Kabbage — are launching another effort to help fill that gap.
But some political candidates are catering to fundamentalists in order to win over conservative voters, a move that could grant hard-liners greater influence down the line.
Attendo says it has taken action to improve its services, including hiring more personnel to assist with cleaning and catering to allow nurses to concentrate on nursing.
The event is among a growing number of live music festivals catering to a younger generation with add-on experiences that extend far beyond the headline performers.
The Moreys and other Wildwoods developers democratized the mi-dcentury modern aesthetic by using inexpensive construction techniques to mass-produce motels catering to America's booming middle class.
Separate research suggests that Planned Parenthood plays a unique role in catering to women's birth control needs, providing greater access to family planning services than other clinics.
The unit's business model of catering to a large number of small to mid-size builders goes against BASF's focus on large industrial customers, industry analysts said.
Introduced in 211, it's now the third best-selling IPA in the US. Like many small breweries, Founders, established in 43, had been catering to beer snobs.
We had rented a beautiful cottage about a mile from the town center, which consisted of a library and a few restaurants and stores catering to tourists.
The city has a long history of buying "affordable" art, but the old guard has been disrupted by galleries and fairs catering to the new tech elite.
HAVANA (Reuters) - Businesses catering to U.S. tourists visiting Cuba have had a rude awakening in the last few months after enjoying a 1503-1/2-year boom.
Catering to that experience, the New Shepard capsule will contain the largest windows that have ever flown into space in order to give humans the best possible view.
True Balance competes with the likes of Paytm, MobiKwik, Google, Amazon and Walmart-owned Flipkart, though its competitors are still largely catering to the urban parts of India.
The TIP program works with neighborhood street gangs, typically comprising about 20 teenagers who are small-time drug dealers catering to local demand and who fight turf wars.
At NDS, Gadi established the business of digital interactive TV in the late 90s, catering to the likes of Sky Sports, MTV, Discovery, and other leading TV channels.
For its part, the Golden Knights have a strategy to ensure that success, and it involves catering to Vegas' distinctive bright lights-big city style of show business.
MECCA (Reuters) - Saudi businesses catering to haj visitor have taken a hit this year as far fewer pilgrims arrive and those who come have less cash to spend.
For Microsoft and Sony, the future of the console game business just might involve catering to a more enthusiast market, according to research published today by Nielsen Games.
These days, eBay's dated interface often creaks under the weight of catering to absolutely everyone, but its catalog is just as weird and wonderful as it ever was.
The big risk for Democrats is that they will worry too much about catering to their wealthiest supporters and alienate their lower-income supports into becoming populist Republicans.
It became the most iconic venue of the disco era, catering to the likes of Andy Warhol, Debbie Harry, Tina Turner, Al Pacino, David Bowie, and hundreds more.
He pointed out that he must compete with Facebook and Google for talent, which is why he spends so much time catering to the desires of his employees.
Lowe's new strategy catering to so-called pros is one of the things the retailer credits with beating Home Depot on its sales growth during the second quarter.
Japanese game shows have been inspiring American stunt shows for years, and the El Rey Network, among others, has been catering to Latino audiences in the United States.
Catering to all these hungry fans are over 2,000 terrestrial radio stations, multitudes of festivals, and artists that tour much more regularly than their counterparts in other genres.
When he spoke to Vox in June, Dick said he'd operate the bar as a mixed space, against Holbrook's edict, catering to both women and the gay community.
She points to the grassy lot next door where her neighbors once lived—their houses were bulldozed to make room for a super highway catering to Olympic attendees.
Its name arrives from another non-contemporary work involved in spectacle and excess: Jean Genet's 1957 play, Le Balcon, set largely within a brothel catering to the affluent.
The number of hate groups nationwide reached a record high in 2018, driven partly by the persistent growth of white nationalist groups catering to young, college-aged men.
It's estimated 13 children were separated from their siblings by Louise Wise Services, an adoption agency in New York catering to Jewish families, for participation in Neubauer's study.
For Sonos, catering to these integrators can result in their clients purchasing thousands of dollars worth of the company's products and spending years locked into the Sonos ecosystem.
Catering to the telehealth industry, Medicare would pay for five new services (such as health risk screenings) if they are performed by video, telephone or other virtual means.
Instead of making a pitch to the working class, Trump is overtly catering to white identity politics—the very kind of politics his fellow Republicans claim they abhor.
The Trump campaign—for all the media attention paid to its ostensible blue collar appeal—is fully invested in a strategy based on catering to white racial prerogative.
In December, a Santa Barbara, California, physician was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison after being convicted of catering to addicts who paid him cash for prescriptions.
The anxiety he is expressing in his recent vlog, bluntly titled "Catering To Your Audience," is about his efforts to enjoy that success and experiment with new ideas.
All sports drama is contrived but with the one game wild card playoff the machinations of catering to an impatient, short-attention span audience feel especially heavy-handed.
At this year's Shanghai Auto Show, global brands were eager to show their adherence to Beijing's calls, while still catering to customers of the world's largest car market.
Those attacks have resulted in the closure of many hotels and restaurants catering to Westerners in Kabul and they have also greatly diminished investor confidence in the country.
Beyond the value of developments catering to other Arab buyers, the aim of these investments is seemingly less about profit and more about longer-term presence and influence.
There's been a 123 percent increase in incarcerated women since 212, and their recidivism rate hovers around 240 percent— but there's far less infrastructure catering to their education.
It's clear that Monohm wants it to be an approachable device for anyone that picks it up, but the team's also not catering to Twitter-obsessed power users.
BRF has more than 6,000 employees in the Middle East, where it set up a subsidiary headquartered in Dubai that is responsible for catering to the Islamic world.
" But Damore's lawsuit is short on evidence of discrimination and long on nitpicks about the company "catering to employees with alternative lifestyles, including furries, polygamy, transgenderism, and plurality.
Catering to them is seen as a way to keep from losing business to big Internet and computer companies and financial rivals, such as Facebook, Apple, and PayPal.
"The wire and cable business with industrial clients will likely see robust demand, while interest in the unit catering to carmakers is limited," one of the sources said.
Those who don't happen to have that particular combination of currently marketable skills can rot in minimum wage jobs, catering to the whims of the deserving creative class.
But Wahed hopes to claim a slice of the market by catering to Muslims seeking religiously permissible investments, which are either scarce or costly in most Western markets.
In music and film, and in new publications catering to an American postwar public hungry for leisure, Paris was billed as the epicenter of art, fashion, and sex.
In recent years, dozens of villages have been demolished to make room for resorts catering to the growing middle class, with names like Golden Sand and Mangrove Tree.
It is time for the country's renewable fuels policies to be reformed in ways that serve the public interest instead of catering to the wants of special interests.
Only a smattering of shops catering to office workers and residents, including Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and former Senator Bob Dole, fill spaces that once held luxury boutiques.
Many superyacht crew members wake up before dawn to start their day, which typically involves a lot of cleaning and catering to the requests of owners and guests.
But impeachment proceedings are entirely a political process, and Giuliani is a master at political maneuvering, including catering to the President's base and to Republican members of Congress.
Photo: Lora DiCarloCES, the annual conference showcasing the cutting-edge in consumer tech, has a reputation for not only being dominated by men, but largely catering to them.
Museums catering to perverse, macabre, or just plain bizarre curiosities are nothing new: there's Sicily's "human library," Pennsylvania's Mutter Museum of medical oddities, and Missouri's Glore psychiatric museum.
On February 17, Rothbury, Michigan music festival Electric Forest announced a new initiative for their 2016 edition: HerForest, a set of programs exclusively catering to its female attendees.
It has found a niche catering to Western palates, which tend to vary from those of local Chinese, in expat-heavy areas such as Shunyi in northeast Beijing.
It represents a bet by Sycamore that Staples could more quickly shift its business model from serving consumers to catering to companies if it were to go private.
She'd return home after sunrise, spent and bleary, hoarse from yelling over music all night while catering to the drinkers still standing after the city's other clubs closed.
Keeping the Boss Happy MR. FALIH Mr. Falih has the unenviable job of catering to the whims of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's policymaker in chief.
I love museums, and I also see the ways in which they are out of touch, catering to values that are no longer central to the contemporary experience.
Some airlines are betting that they can peel away market share from their competitors by catering to travelers like Mr. Ligonde, making in-flight entertainment a brand differentiator.
A decade ago, he started a side business, Wildlife Balance Solutions, catering to homeowners who want to rid their land of nuisance animals like raccoons, muskrats and skunks.
That included classes for aspiring dominatrices on the finer points of spanking, flogging and rope bondage, as well as events catering to those more experienced with fetish play.
The outlet is one of a growing number of Etsy shops and high-end pet couture designers catering to couples wishing to include their pets in their wedding.
These locations serve as hubs for delivering food to nearby homes, while also catering to shoppers who like to pick out fresh items, such as seafood, in person.
Those rules have also largely penned in homegrown titans like Tencent, whose overseas expansion plans have been hamstrung by the unique demands of catering to China's online population.
After spending a life catering to the appetites of the greedy and gauche, he realized that there was an exponentially larger market of white nationalists and neo-Nazis.
It is a luxurious gated community catering to "active adults" with tennis courts, swimming pools, a gym with a sauna and a clubhouse for parties and community activities.
Many believed that a contributing factor to the crisis was a lack of oversight of the financial sector from regulators, who were seen as catering to industry interests.
Overall I was impressed by the diversity of items offered at the different Amazon Go locations, and I could see each one catering to different types of shoppers.
Since firms like Fidelity, Schwab, and E-Trade all have business lines catering to that growing segment, they're competing for independent advisers in what's become a crowded space.
Roland is clearly catering to online content creators who don't (or can't) go all-in on their production but want something that's a little more up to snuff.
In addition, Jet black's co-founder and CEO Jenny Fleiss previously co-founded Rent the Runway, a popular clothing rental startup catering to a similar upwardly mobile demographic.
Years later, Kasie has put her life aside to support her bedridden father (James Kang) by catering to the pleasures of libidinous businessmen as a karaoke-room hostess.
Once the site of the city's silk-weaving industry, Croix-Rousse is now a gentrifying, sought-after neighborhood with restaurants catering to a "bobo," or bohemian bourgeois, clientele.
Moreover, the future of this country is not going to be found in protecting jobs that are long gone or in catering to the fears of aging whites.
This alliance blends naturally into our plans to transform and boost AccorHotels with a view to catering to increasingly discerning customers' wants and needs beyond the travel universe.
The screen is also pressure sensitive, which Xiaomi calls 3D Touch, and will open the door to developers catering to new gestures, like the iPhone's Force Touch screen.
The booming market for legal marijuana is creating big opportunities for entrepreneurs catering to the market for alternative pot-based products, like high-end edibles and beauty products.
While bars catering to gay men haven't exactly thrived across the country, they have skirted the downturn that lesbian spaces have experienced since the turn of the decade.
Some of this growth reflects the skill and innovation of Chinese engineers, a vibrant start-up culture and the success of Chinese business in catering to local tastes.
Along with maintaining a strong selection of popular music, the site has been able to set itself apart by extensively catering to consumers looking for more niche releases.
In big cities, there are more gay venues, but even where these exist, places catering to lesbians and other queer minorities are hard to come by, even in Shanghai.
Sites like OKCupid, JDate, and Christian Mingle followed, catering to the introverts of the world, pandering to people's loneliness, promising relationships and even, later, flexing with married user testimonials.
In past years, Chipotle has been criticized for offering calorie-dense offerings, so this could be their way of catering to a new audience and capitalizing on diet trends.
Pret A Manger said it plans to convert most of the EAT shops into Veggie Pret outlets catering to health-conscious consumers who prefer plant-based meals over meat.
Each shop makes plans to do more than scrape by, whether that means turning into a souvenir shop seasonally, like HausWitch does, or catering to tourists specifically year round.
Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Since its inception, OnePlus has danced around the fringes of the smartphone market, catering to nerds and enthusiasts with spec-laden devices for reasonable prices.
They all try to stand out in their own way, whether it be catering to a certain niche or type of person, or offering a special feature or service.
In a few short years, Dr. Pimple Popper has gone from a punny YouTube persona catering to a very niche (but massive) audience of popaholics to a household name.
Dell's new XPS 23 is catering to musicians and music lovers with a built-in 10-speaker system that the company claims is two times louder than an iMac.
As we have noted before, Farfetch was an early mover in the area of building e-commerce marketplaces specifically catering to the luxury fashion and other luxury goods industries.
As a result of catering to TV makers, Roku said it's updating its 4K and HDR hardware reference design to include far-field microphones for voice search and control.
If you happen to have similar concerns, you might want to look into Overnight, a fledging home-sharing marketplace that has just launched a feature catering to female travelers.
At NDS, Gadi established the business of digital interactive TV in the late 1990s, catering to the likes of Sky Sports, MTV, Discovery, QVC and other leading TV channels.
The University of Chicago plans to announce on Wednesday that Mr. Moritz and Ms. Heyman have given $50 million to expand the school's initiatives catering to low-income students.
"German industry is now in recession, and this is now also impacting the service providers catering to those companies," said Claus Michelsen of the German Institute for Economic Research.
While it's not the first time Chanel has offered any of the above, the pieces felt like they were catering to an audience that follows Demna Gvasalia's every move.
But I also wonder how that would be different than the current situation in which some politicians spend lengthy careers catering to particular interests in hopes of securing sinecures.
These stores, which include the mega-discount retailer and Amazon's greatest competitor Walmart, have found alternative approaches to growing their consumer base and catering to a digital-first world.
It also pays two-thirds of the cost of running the Kadokawa Centre, and offers further grants for those opening facilities catering to old people within the city centre.
" When told he was missing out on a "great R&B album" by a commenter, Hilton went on to say, "And another way she's not catering to her base!
Rihanna's personal chef, Debbie Solomon, has been cooking for the singer for more than four years now, but Solomon says catering to the singer's tastes hasn't always been easy.
Well known for catering to the "Classtonbury Set" (think maharajah tents and vitamin-infused luxury toilet paper) here are a few tips on how to party like a princess.
Its best-selling pair of denim, the OneLove, is expanding into the plus-size space with an extended offering catering to sizes 14-22 — a first for the retailer.
A devaluation of the pound and a flattening of London property prices due to Brexit have also led to increased demand for some products catering to expatriates, he added.
The familiar line of questioning commences but Lázaro takes it in all her stride, lightly moving around the double grill and catering to 80 guests' meat whims a day.
The pencil industry boasts a lively collector's market, and Weaver says that, as far as she knows, C.W. is the only brick-and-mortar store catering to this demographic.
Titus Andronicus isn't interested in catering to your idea of what the group should be—which, for most fans, is some iteration of the one that created The Monitor.
Some features are aimed at catering to the needs of more regular Redditors – including those that have not been available in other third-party clients, or even Alien Blue.
Agarwal's ambitions have no borders; the United States is one of its fastest growing markets alongside the UK. It is catering to everyone from millennial travellers to business guests.
Rachel will probably never have to worry about coddling him or catering to whatever demands he has of her, but can his budding emotional capabilities catch up to hers?
Oxxo lets shoppers deposit cash for bills, online shopping, money transfers and a basic debit card, catering to more than 60 percent of Mexico's population that lacks bank accounts.
There needs to be a little more, just a little more, catering to other demographics and not in a cookie-cutter approach of just bringing in male dolls either.
It also was clearly catering to the New York City crowd with a whole department dedicated to apartment living, which Crate & Barrel didn't appear to have in its store.
It has also invested more heavily in product features catering to a younger demographic, like Tinder U and its related features such as Spring Break mode and Rivals Week.
They said Blackstone was among the bidders for the entire portfolio largely made up of apartment buildings catering to middle class clients in Tokyo, Nagoya and other large cities.
The presumptive GOP nominee aimed to cast Clinton as a fundamentally corrupt figure who is more intent on catering to moneyed interests than defending the rights of American workers.
ZPX, a Singapore-based crypto firm, will launch a cryptocurrency trading platform, Qume, next month catering to institutional investors such as high-frequency proprietary trading firms and hedge funds.
Yeah, the cards are also all obviously from the perspective of the male gaze, to use that term, or catering to the point of view of the male tourist.
And considering this isn't the first time Versace has given emoji the high-fashion treatment, we're loving that Donatella is seriously looking at (and catering to) the digital generation.
Originally home to produce merchants, butchers, and Jewish delis, the market has constantly evolved to reflect the city's changing demographics, subsequently catering to Mexican, Central American, and Asian communities.
FedAccount would implicitly change the central bank's mission, from catering to bankers to serving the public, which might help ameliorate another crisis: a lack of faith in government institutions.
"We believe chains that cater to lower-income consumers will see greater marginal demand improvement from individual income tax cuts than concepts catering to higher-income customers," Tarantino wrote.

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