Not again just big companies buying small companies, but big companies buying big companies.
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So the companies are considered automobile companies, but they're really truck companies.
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Media companies buying media first, then media companies buying internet companies. Absolutely.
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The drone companies are new computer companies, the self-driving car companies are new computer companies, and it's hardware plus software.
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All companies from Amazon to car companies are now also data-collection companies.
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This could include buying stock in mining companies, energy companies or agricultural companies.
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They are looking for robot companies, electronics companies, controller companies and so on.
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You are going to see a lot of deals that involve American companies buying European companies and Asian companies buying American companies.
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There are big companies and small companies, companies that provide elaborate chemical charts and companies that have no online presence at all.
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The top six firms with the highest count of female-founded companies, in descending order, are New Enterprise Associates with 63 portfolio companies, Sequoia Capital with 44 companies, Index Ventures with 41 companies, Accel Partners 41 companies, Kapor Capital and GV with 37 companies.
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What we did is we made a list of six companies — the A companies, the B companies, the C companies — and worked our way through them.
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The stocks of exploration and production companies, transport companies, equipment and services companies and integrated oil and gas companies have all been hit in the last year.
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The trand shows more Chinese companies are buying American and European companies instead of Asian targeted companies.
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It was gas companies and coal companies, electric utilities and industrial unions, railway companies and industrial agriculture.
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"The bulk of British companies, small companies, medium size companies are suffering, and they will suffer," he said.
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Bezos compares "Day 1" companies — companies that are at the beginning of their potential — with "Day 2" companies.
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Many space companies and all defense companies operate in a different regulatory environment than most Silicon Valley companies.
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Different companies will do different things — some companies will invest capital, some companies will return money to workers.
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HR: … Like cable companies and telephone companies and entertainment companies and a whole host of really entrenched industries.
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A lot of it is kept stealth by the companies, by the big companies and the small companies.
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Foreign companies can also take control of mutual fund management companies beginning April 1 and securities companies from Dec.
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"They are companies that have know-how, companies with engineering (ability), companies that can provide good services," Freitas said.
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"I've been at mostly small companies that either became large companies or were acquired by large companies," Miley said.
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He said consumer discretionary companies, slower-growing tech companies, and healthcare-services companies all had promise in that area.
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These 37 financial companies, of course, are competing with other large companies, such as insurance companies, for director talent.
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You need entrepreneurs who created companies, experienced managers who helped build companies and executives of larger companies to embrace the young companies and help them get through their fragile early years.
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And the companies, the biggest companies in the world around security, some of the companies you mentioned, are selling ... McAfee.
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Both companies deliver content that could compete with websites, media companies and cable networks that remain unaffiliated with broadband companies.
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The only companies that can afford this are the tobacco companies and a small number of large electronic cigarette companies.
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Or Uber being attacked by the taxi companies or Tesla by the car companies or Skype by the telecom companies.
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The study looks at "consumer reporting companies, and at companies that furnish information to consumer reporting companies," the agency says.
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That's changed rather significantly, and especially, you know, there's Israeli companies, obviously, there's European companies, there's Russian companies, sort of.
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It's companies; companies need to take the step, need to lead the change -- and governments need to push the companies.
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But not all companies are capable to do that, mid and small size companies suffered more than big companies did.
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In fact, those globalized companies — I'll call them International First companies — have outperformed America First companies by a wide margin.
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"The additional tax burden faced by U.S. companies ... they become prime, rich companies for takeover from foreign companies," said Rep.
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Altogether, says AdAge, the U.S. is home to 44 of the companies spending the most of marketing, followed by 13 companies in Japan, 10 companies in Germany and nine companies in France.
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"The business opportunities for both Indian companies, American companies, large companies and small companies is dramatic, " said John Chambers, the chairman emeritus of Cisco Systems and chairman of the USISPF, to CNBC.
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Does that make Ford and your competitors, the others, are you car companies anymore or are you data companies, AI companies?
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There are companies I dislike, companies I disagree with, even companies that have occasionally angered me with disappointing gadgets that underdeliver.
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Sure, in theory, over time, they could evolve into pure carbon sequestration companies or renewable energy companies or pipeline services companies.
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Those companies did not look like the life science, biotech companies that we see today, because they were not lifestyle companies.
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We invest in predominantly China-based companies, but most companies we invest, we invest in global companies that are China based.
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Included is a 37% drop in foreign companies buying U.S. companies and a 22% decline in U.S. companies buying one another.
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This decision is based on an editorial review of venture-backed public companies and past Disruptor 215 companies and nominee companies.
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Among those companies: Industrial and defense companies Caterpillar, General Electric, Halliburton and Lockheed Martin, as well as energy companies like Chevron.
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These companies very much see themselves as global companies, not necessarily - to borrow the phrase from the administration - "America first" companies.
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Look, these companies aren't evil, they are great American companies.
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Larger companies companies have a bigger weighting in the index.
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Those are not the same companies, but also five companies.
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Partnerships between technology companies and utility companies are facilitating innovation.
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Record companies operate in a similar way to pharmaceutical companies.
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STIBEL: LOOK, COMPANIES ARE ALWAYS EXPANSIVE COMPANIES ARE ALWAYS CHEAP.
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Other companies focused on further expanding partnerships with tech companies.
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The firm said it prefers packaging companies to paper companies.
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Several UK companies overnight and some Japanese companies as well.
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It could mean investing in hardware companies, toy companies, etc.
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What about tech companies or companies with some security savvy?
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We went from eight companies to 60 companies per month.
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The biggest companies, Foxconn, the biggest companies are coming back.
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There are only so many cable companies and satellite companies.
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They've been cheated by credit card companies and mortgage companies!
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Opposing big companies and small companies is an absurd idea.
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Like many multinational companies, Apple incorporated multiple companies in Ireland.
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Companies became richer while public disdain for large companies grew.
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"It's hard to run companies, especially car companies," he replied.
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Companies that keep reinvesting keep adding risk to their companies.
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These companies are the three major car companies in Germany.
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A lot of these companies are tech companies because they sort of have been the most interesting companies of the recent era.
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" Trinseo: "At this stage these plastic companies, or companies that I call chemical and plastic companies, are all doing very, very well.
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Roche plans to maintain its acquisition as an open and independent platform for health insurance companies, medical technology companies, and pharmaceutical companies.
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Cramer liked the food and packaged goods companies, tech companies with great growth and domestic companies that won't get eaten by Amazon.
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Same for phone companies and the companies that use phones, and internet providers and companies that use the internet to provide things.
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Net job losses were higher for retail companies and public companies taken private, while job gains were found for independently-owned companies.
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Ultimately, oil and gas companies need to become what they claim to be; "integrated energy companies", rather than integrated fossil fuel companies.
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LOOK AT ALL THE OTHER COUNTRIES AND THEY START TO TAKE OVER THE OIL COMPANIES AND THE STEEL COMPANIES AND UTILITY COMPANIES.
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This 5% run big companies, run small companies, employ millions, hire and fire employees, invest in new companies, liquidate old companies, increase or decrease wages, and essentially control the lives of the other 95%.
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Because all the Silicon Valley companies say the same thing, that Europe is being too protective of its own companies and that most of the tech companies that are competitive these days are U.S. companies, so it's an attempt to slow down inevitably more innovative U.S. companies.
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Just some of the players include automakers and motorcycle manufacturers and trucking firms and logistics companies and dealership groups and repair shop chains and truck rental companies and car leasing companies and telematics companies and energy companies with big networks of gasoline stations around the world.
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"We have at least two more companies that we are in specific talks with ... Now that I think as more companies are learning about it (the channel) - medical companies and drug companies, pharmaceutical companies - there's now a lot of interest in using that channel," he said.
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Facebook officially launched "Watch," it's video platform this week, with dozens of shows planned from digital media companies, newspaper companies and TV companies.
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Only eight Israeli companies chose to go public in 2018 - five life science companies in the United States and three companies in Australia.
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"When you look at the big tech companies that we all adore: Facebook, Google, Amazon — these companies are massive AI companies," he said.
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"Oracle's databases powers some of the largest financial-services and manufacturing companies and logistics companies and retail companies in the world," Bartoletti said.
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One worry is that not all the companies that are being funded like tech companies are capable of paying off like tech companies.
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So it ranges from companies like Corsair, I've also worked with in some small capacity, and companies that make keyboards, and gaming companies.
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Companies like Square and Stripe that handle payments are considered "financial services" companies by the city of San Francisco instead of technology companies.
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Venture-backed private companies will someday become more like public companies thanks to cryptocurrencies and tokenization of private companies' interests on the blockchain.
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They're very wealthy companies, they're very powerful companies, they're among the most valuable companies in the world, from Apple to Google to Amazon.
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Companies supporting it included insurance groups AXA and Aviva, oil companies Royal Dutch Shell and Total and mining companies Anglo American and BHP.
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He didn't invest in technology companies and companies he didn't understand.
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We have companies now in this country that are foreign companies.
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Most food companies are created from people from other food companies.
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"We're not building big companies, we're building small companies," he said.
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It's -- we look at many, many companies including very large companies.
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Meanwhile, German companies made up 39 percent of bottom-ranked companies .
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By joining with these companies which was basically state-run companies.
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Actually, companies that are winning and getting winning companies to change.
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More importantly, companies are not stocks, and stocks are not companies.
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They took 30% of our automobile companies, of our carry companies.
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He found several major companies, including healthcare providers and tech companies.
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Tech companies, during that time, did not look like lifestyle companies.
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But many of those companies work with small and medium companies.
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Because of the drug companies, folks, because of the drug companies.
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Insurance companies, life sciences companies and patients all stand to benefit.
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The insurance companies and the drug companies spent millions against me.
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They're tough companies, both of them, compared to other companies, too.
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Some companies choose to wait and some companies, like OnePlus, don't.
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If you remove energy companies, why not remove fast food companies?
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Some of those companies are companies that will be permanently gone.
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"They're our companies, so they're actually attacking our companies," Trump said.
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The issue is a lot of these companies are private companies.
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More companies are coming to SF and those companies are staying.
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Government policy shouldn't pick which companies win and which companies lose.
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A decreased appetite for unprofitable companies is hurting the companies shares.
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Chinese companies have also been placing big bets on American companies.
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We have the most innovative companies in this country, technology companies.
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It excludes manufacturing suppliers and resource extraction companies, like oil companies.
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The four companies are known as the ABCD companies in agriculture.
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But new companies startup companies usually do not come with values.
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It's not about good people, bad people, bad companies, good companies.
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Cable companies and telephone companies could both offer broadband to customers.
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Obviously, mores between car companies and tech companies differ, and as car companies start to behave more like tech companies, people like Lambert — the early adopters — are likely to find themselves in situations they didn't anticipate.
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Executives at AT&T, Discovery and other companies have publicly acknowledged that Netflix and other technology companies are threatening traditional media companies, forcing consolidation.
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They have no problem allowing incumbents with these big companies to discriminate against other companies from accessing the internet, charging smaller companies more money.
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With stocks, for example, you typically want some of your money invested with big companies, some with international companies and some with small companies.
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But so do the pharmaceutical companies, so do the health insurance companies, so do the fossil fuel companies, and so do the defense contractors.
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Cloudhopper focuses on hacking large, third-party, data storage companies, and cloud software service companies that store data for U.S. companies and government agencies.
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There will be companies storing data in DNA, companies applying AI to drug discovery and companies developing personalized health recommendations based upon our DNA.
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These employees are looking for meaningful work, companies that innovate and flexibility — all of which tech companies offer and where financial companies lag behind.
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Lynyak possesses expert knowledge on foreign and domestic banks, savings associations, bank holding companies, finance companies, mortgage banking companies and their subsidiaries and affiliates.
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In 2019, the firm invested in six cannabis companies, including beverage companies like Proposition Cocktail Co. and vertically integrated cannabis companies like Henry's Original.
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Limited liability companies, or L.L.C.s, are essentially paper companies used as proxies to let big companies get around limits by channeling money through them.
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"Car companies have way more leverage than I think the technology companies thought – and maybe even [more than] the car companies thought," Ramsey said.
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GV's portfolio of more than 300 companies includes prominent mobile companies like Uber, technology companies like Nest, life science companies like 23andMe, consumer products like Blue Bottle coffee and a variety of robotics and AI start-ups.
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"There are many companies interested in our products, such as commercial property companies in Singapore and London, public parking companies in the Middle East, and developers, governments, as well as public parking companies in China," he said.
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Newsrooms have to do their part, media companies, classrooms and technology companies.
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"We look at many, many companies including very large companies," Cook said.
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T). The other two companies on its list were Loblaw Companies (L.
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U.S. companies are banned from doing business with companies on that list.
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Nearly 190 companies are listed, most of them farms and construction companies.
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Other members include ad-tech companies, agency holding companies and industry groups.
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Wolfe further noted that robotics companies are making other robotics companies possible.
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And they have companies in Mexico and they have companies in China.
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The lines between pot companies and traditional consumer products companies are blurring.
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Yes, we're working with the big tech companies, the little tech companies.
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He sees value in mining companies, agricultural stocks and oil servicing companies.
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Divestment needs to expand to banks, insurance companies, and asset management companies.
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MM: Those two companies are substantial companies with big dominant market share.
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JK: I mean, first of all, most German companies are global companies.
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You are going to see deals with drug companies and biotech companies.
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The one hitch is for foreign companies looking to buy U.S. companies.
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Together, those two companies collect more data than most other companies combined.
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Newsrooms have to do their part, media companies, classrooms and technology companies.
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US tech companies key asset for America; break up strengthens Chinese companies.
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The 13 new companies join 10 companies from Higher Ground's 2017 class.
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Plus, state companies take on twice as much debt as private companies.
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These platforms assert that they are technology companies and not media companies.
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We realized that these companies are the same companies creating climate change.
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Many of those companies weren't ready to be public companies, Sedlin said.
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No one was really leaving those popular companies to start new companies.
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Five of the world's largest companies by market capitalization are tech companies.
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That has helped American companies with significant international earnings, especially technology companies.
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They are the companies behind Taxi TV. Fie, you two companies. Fie.
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Companies worldwide are seeking to catch up to American companies' head start.
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Companies that were committed to sustainability outperformed companies that weren't, they found.
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Oil and gas companies have considerably more political clout than coal companies.
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It's through cutting reimbursements to doctors, hospitals, drug companies, and device companies.
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Now there are lots of rocket companies, lots of interesting car companies.
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Of course, cable companies do compete with telephone and satellite TV companies.
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Companies in the financial industry are unlike other companies in important ways.
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So, sometimes I am seeing companies that say they are A.I. companies.
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Oil companies dropped drilling crews and slashed payments to local service companies.
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Financial market access for the banks ensuring companies and credit card companies.
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U.S. companies are prohibited from doing business with companies on the list.
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These middlemen purchase drugs on behalf of companies, unions and insurance companies.
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Stocks of travel-related companies, including airlines and hotel companies fell Tuesday.
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Some companies, especially smaller ones, have sold the vouchers to larger companies.
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The companies that weren&apost performing well really weren&apost software companies.
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We have been more comfortable with companies that are mostly software companies.
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The companies later lent Kushner Companies more than a half-billion dollars.
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Broadband companies, privacy experts said, occupy a different position than internet companies.
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Of those companies, 72% of companies gave posted better-than-expected earnings.
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"Both companies are very dividend-friendly companies," before the merger, he said.
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The sector includes companies that provide services to mining and drilling companies.
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And I think the companies have grown quite nicely as public companies.
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Streaming companies are turning into full-blown production companies to combat this.
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STUDIES HAVE SHOWN 5,000 COMPANIES NET ARE OWNED BY FOREIGN COMPANIES TODAY.
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Naturally, the ascent of these tech companies has pushed other companies out.
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Along with 70 other companies, Huawei was added in May to an "entity list" of companies that U.S. companies are forbidden to do business with.
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To satisfy them, U.S. companies are facing tough competition from European, Japanese and Korean companies, as well as strong new global companies in emerging markets.
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What we're going to need to live and work in space -- mining companies, construction companies, companies that'll utilize resources like manufacturing, pharmaceutical materials development, healthcare.
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Coulter said instead companies like Instagram are selling to much larger public companies like Facebook or they are waiting longer to become public companies themselves.
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Energy companies have warned that those provisions could backfire on U.S. companies drilling near Russian pipelines, even if they're not working with any Russian companies.
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Like, the government is restricted to what it can do around the First Amendment, but these are private companies, they're public companies, but they're companies.
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And that means that companies that haven't quite figured out their fundamentals, or the right way to value companies against comparables, that's making it challenging for companies to figure out how to exactly value companies they may potentially acquire.
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And then you have companies that are trying to build new categories of business in autonomy, for example [Trucks VC portfolio companies] Starsky or May Mobility, I think the idea for those companies is they would become public companies.
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Pay TV companies have an incentive to do this because they face robust competition — most consumers can choose from a range of multichannel video programming distributors, including traditional cable companies, satellite companies and telephone companies that offer video services.
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BDCs invest in a wide range of industries and sectors across America, including manufacturing, health-care technology and services, energy companies, aerospace, IT companies, web technology and cloud-based computing companies, educational services, consumer products, food companies, and others.
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"Even companies that are not public, that are family companies, those companies want to make money, and make as much as they possibly can," says Borders.
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If the defendants follow this strategy of expansion, they could seek to add other fossil fuel companies, utility companies, car companies, even states, cities or individuals.
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"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.
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It's going to be a crowded space — with plenty of competition from companies like Google — as companies race to build these kinds of products for companies.
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Many of the laws developed years ago to regulate incumbent taxi and limousine companies should not be applied to ride-hailing companies, the companies have said.
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Today, we are less interested in the distinction between technology and non-technology companies (because there are very few successful companies that are not technology companies).
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He said that urban passenger transportation companies, railway and metro companies as well communications and construction companies, which are big employers, would keep the tax breaks.
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Shenzhen Valley Ventures' principal, Diane Ding, said hardware companies face steeper barriers to entry than software companies but haven't had as much help as those companies.
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While tech companies rank near the top of most loved companies, a recent Fortune survey found that Comcast ranked on the list of "most hated" companies.
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The corporate income tax also gives foreign-chartered companies an artificial competitive advantage over American-chartered companies and encourages companies to switch their charters through inversions.
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There's plenty of companies making content that will continue to remain monetized regardless of being generated from humans, robots, old media companies, or new media companies.
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The Dow is a handful of public companies; it is not all public companies and public companies are only a fraction of the overall U.S. economy.
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Big companies that could list and be included in the index include state-owned and private companies such as banks, property and transport companies, he said.
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Honda Out of 200 brands, the top 10 included five car companies, two soda companies, two tech companies and Walt Disney, a media and entertainment enterprise.
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There is a continuing argument in the technology world about whether companies like Yahoo, Facebook and Snapchat are, at their heart, tech companies or media companies.
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Some companies have more losses other companies are showing a path to profitability.
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The two have also backed insurance companies, media companies, railroads and real estate.
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"Most companies, especially larger companies, give up on things too soon," Bezos added.
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I liken companies in this category to companies such as Docusign or Salesforce.
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Companies such as TJX Companies and Wal-Mart report quarterly numbers next week.
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"The companies that can afford that are the trillion-dollar companies," Cutler says.
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The companies have not yet held discussions, sources familiar with the companies said.
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I know they're resistant to being called media companies, media companies have responsibilities.
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You need the larger companies to give the new companies' products a try.
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He and his affiliated companies also own stakes in many other public companies.
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Companies can outsource work or buy services from companies that are disability inclusive.
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Cable companies opposed the measure, which would allow competition from companies like Google.
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Not of the online companies, but of the sort of legacy mattress companies?
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Not only telecommunications companies like AT&T, but technology companies and non-U.
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U.S. persons and companies are banned from doing business with the restricted companies.
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They're pretty much the most important companies, have been the most important companies.
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One thing I noticed in a lot of companies — AOL, lots of companies.
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At the time, 28 companies signed the promise targeted toward private sector companies.
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And we're getting tremendous, really, complaints from other companies and from great companies.
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The companies on the Top Companies list, he observes, offer people that chance.
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But if you look into the companies, these are not low-tech companies.
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In general, the successful horizontal companies were "global companies" earlier in their life.
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The two companies focus on well completion services for oil and gas companies.
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There's a lot of food companies and candy companies out here in California.
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For peer companies, it's very inexpensive to cross-market, where both companies win.
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If there are no female CEOs of global companies, look at smaller companies.
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CONSUMER COMPANIES Phone companies and consumer stocks fell the most in morning trading.
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DTC companies are increasingly bypassing traditional agencies and working directly with production companies.
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Production companies in turn are expanding their services to cater to DTC companies.
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The U.S. also banned companies from exporting goods to Chinese tech companies ZTE.
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Many companies benchmark their pay against a group of companies in their industries.
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Larger companies will give far less assistance to small companies they contract with.
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Wenger said those companies can learn from non-blockchain companies, and vice versa.
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AL: Actually, the companies are starting to look more like Silicon Valley companies.
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Like traditional companies, gigging companies maintain regiments of highly paid lawyers and lobbyists.
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Energy companies, financial institutions, other companies managing critical infrastructure — they're all equally vulnerable.
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Because that's what the betting companies and companies like Sportradar are good at.
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Health care and household goods companies led the way, while energy companies slipped.
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And the MSC Index, MSCI Index, contains a lot of companies – Shanghai companies.
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Suing energy companies is going to be even harder than suing tobacco companies.
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"Where the bigger companies go, the smaller companies will follow suit," he said.
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"We tax our companies, they don't tax our companies," Trump said last month.
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Ever more companies will become tech companies; the internet will become all-pervasive.
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Companies that pay large dividends, like phone companies, also changed course and rose.
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The result: foreign-based companies have a significant competitive advantage over American companies.
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The woes of tech companies may even be positive for some European companies.
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However, some companies are doing better with this work than other companies, right?
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And he said there's too many oil companies, there's too many service companies.
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Some travel companies are buying technology companies to jump-start new pricing capabilities.
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"These are… online logins to financial institutions, ecommerce companies, retail companies," he said.
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Next were apparel companies, followed by entertainment, department stores and sporting goods companies.
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So what happens to drug companies, medical supply companies, hospitals and health systems?
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Companies are still confident that the economy is strong, companies are still hiring.
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It studied 8,577 companies total; more than 200 of those were telecom companies.
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"He had two good companies, and both companies went down," Boczek told me.
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After over 200 companies applied, the list was whittled down to five companies.
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Like all companies, online companies must offer some level of deference to governments.
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Mainstream companies were going after adult companies that owned domain names like WhiteHouse.
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So with these media companies, these internet companies, do you see them buying?
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So, they might technically be public companies, but they were essentially private companies.
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Different companies, we've worked with companies who want help setting up their archives.
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Additionally, each of those categories includes three different types of companies: Public companies that are purely space-focused, public companies with exposure through a significant space subsidiary and private companies that soon may either go public or spin off divisions.
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SO WHAT WE'VE DONE IS WE'VE SAID THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE WITH ADP IN THE SMALL MARKETPLACE, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPLETE IN THE MIDMARKET, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE WITH ENTERPRISE CUSTOMERS, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT COMPETE INTERNATIONALLY.
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It "just goes to show that new and social media companies are really media companies, not technology companies," said Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO of GroupM parent WPP.
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The firm, which tracks bankruptcies across North American exploration and production companies, oilfield services companies and midstream operators, said most overleveraged companies have resolved their financial problems.
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For instance, industrial companies use Vize to quickly process data from sensors, telecom companies use it to analyze logs, financial companies use it to analyze market data.
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Taking more companies into account, on average, Top Attractors have 1.6 million in their ranks; the top 40 companies in the Fortune 500 companies have 9.1 million.
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Companies seeking to respond to these evaluators faced a daunting task: answering 763 questions for companies involved in food and beverages; 698 for companies in extractive industries.
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The catch: While the majority of the 70-page proposal was agreed upon by all sorts of companies — social media companies, marketers, TV companies, advertising groups, etc.
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The fund has previously said it wished more companies, and particularly tech companies, had sought public listings, enabling the fund to invest in these fast-growing companies.
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A host of traditional automobile companies are in the midst of trying to rebrand themselves as software companies or mobility companies — basically anything other than an automaker.
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The companies who interact with us, the companies that hold our data, as well as those who make the products and services with those companies depend on.
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Blank check companies, also called special purpose acquisition companies, raise money from investors first and use it to buy companies later, usually within a specified time range.
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Instead, it is focused on finding undervalued public companies and snapping up unloved divisions of some companies, or using its portfolio companies as platforms for more acquisitions.
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The American authorities have jurisdiction over the trade of companies like Huawei and ZTE when those companies sell equipment made by or featuring components from American companies.
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Along with technology companies and retailers, transportation companies skidded and all of the industrial, financial and basic materials companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell.
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"Today we have financial institutions and media companies and consumer product goods companies and other healthcare companies that want to add fertility family building benefits," Bartasi said.
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Companies benefit, too, when workers are motivated: A 2013 worldwide survey by Gallup found that companies with more engaged employees outperform other companies in growth and productivity.
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"We're going to have a little conference - the president will preside over it - we will have big internet companies, big social media companies, search companies," he said.
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Other companies are trying the same approach, including Brazilian telecom companies Oi and Tim.
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They made U.S. companies team up so they could learn from the U.S. companies.
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Litigation finance companies say they are helping the underdogs: small companies wronged by governments.
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The principle says a government cannot treat foreign companies any differently than domestic companies.
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This is the first time these companies are being considered as blue-chip companies.
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Despite McKinsey's study and others, many tech companies do not have ethnically diverse companies.
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We should be doing that — they're our companies, so they're actually attacking our companies.
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Obviously every one of these companies are getting massive investments by car companies. Why?
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RoseRocket – Collaborative trucking platform RoseRocket is helping trucking companies work with other trucking companies.
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Companies including Cash Fund, Time Warner, Charter, Dish Network, and loads of other companies.
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Similarly, software is fueling extremely specialized companies to serve business needs inside companies today.
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The 275 companies in Carlyle's portfolios employ 725,000 people; KKR's 115 companies employ 720,000.
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Services companies are generally less sensitive to tariffs compared with goods companies, Kostin said.
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Buyers often mask their identities by layering companies on top of other shell companies.
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The companies have not yet held discussions, sources familiar with the two companies said.
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Too many stores, trucking companies, airlines, banks and oil companies among many other goods.
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The region is a major manufacturing center for companies doing business with American companies.
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To succeed in this new game, retail companies have had to become logistics companies.
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The companies would have combined annual sales of around $74 billion, the companies said.
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We should be doing that – they're our companies, so they're actually attacking our companies.
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This has to be in conjunction, though, of larger companies working with smaller companies.
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Media companies will become data and tech companies in order to survive and thrive.
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Pico joins a couple of different companies targeting the next-generation of media companies.
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The companies are listed below by sector, separated between Japanese and non-Japanese companies.
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The big picture: The battle between news companies and tech companies is increasingly bitter.
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And clearly, LGBT companies and any other DBE companies have been really high performers.
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Governments, families, companies, insurance companies, all pay terrorists and kidnappers to get people back.
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Now this market does not like companies that use that to buy other companies.
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Out of the four companies, Yahoo and Google have formed Indonesian limited liability companies.
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And prosperous companies tend to be sloppier than companies that are in tougher businesses.
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As a result, the holdings tend to overweight undervalued companies and underweight overvalued companies.
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Lighter funded 53 companies last year and expects to fund 100 companies this year.
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Finally, a Yelp ranking to separate the great companies from the really great companies.
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Millennials like to buy companies that they know, companies that they are familiar with.
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In reverse mergers, Chinese companies buy U.S. "shell" companies and assume their stock tickers.
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James Mitarotonda, who runs Barington, tends to invest in industrial companies or retail companies.
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There are a bunch of companies selling autonomous drones to mining and construction companies.
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Already we were seeing a lot of our companies being acquired by US companies.
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Apple privacy features have also annoyed people and companies at other companies, including rivals.
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As companies discontinue supplying a specific drug, remaining companies can then begin raising prices.
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S. companies tend to be more aggressive in filing patent applications than American companies.
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Companies firing Americans received the same tax cuts as companies increasing hiring in America.
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The biggest Chinese companies picked by Goldman Sachs are both Nasdaq-listed internet companies.
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We found that companies whose boards of directors have digital savvy outperform other companies.
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I want to go work with startups and emerging companies and venture-backed companies.
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Veeva offers cloud-based software for life-science companies, including pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
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Biotech companies are beginning to resemble traditional tech companies and build products like them.
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Also, I don't have any strong feelings about companies copying other companies' best features.
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Then, there are companies that enable those software companies to process payments, Harris said.
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Tech companies like Zoom, Intuit, and Dynatrace also ranked in the top 10 companies.
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Cybersecurity companies are sitting out on the fight between tech companies and Donald Trump.
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Weak earnings for major companies hurt real estate investment trusts and health care companies.
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Energy companies climbed in tandem with the price of oil, but technology companies fell.
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Machinery and consumer companies jumped, and energy companies rose with the price of oil.
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At this point, it's safe to consider all media companies are online content companies.
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"The state must give priority to French companies and not foreign companies," she said.
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Big companies usually build out a cafeteria while small companies hand out meal vouchers.
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Opposing big companies and small companies is an absurd idea François Fillon FF: Neither.
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NextHealth's pitch to insurance companies is very similar to OPower's pitch to utility companies.
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The other companies, like most tech companies going public lately, are in the red.
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That's because these companies all make money selling clean car credits to other companies.
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This isn't the first time private companies form healthcare companies for their own employees.
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I've worked in government, in the private sector, in big companies and small companies.
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"They are effectively forcing companies to choose, and companies will probably choose the U.S."
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Big companies usually build out a cafeteria, while small companies hand out meal vouchers.
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Where we draw the line at supporting companies, Beijing directly subsidizes companies like Huawei.
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It hosts major headquarters of companies like IBM and Cisco, plus numerous drug companies.
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This puts a burden on U.S. companies that American companies are not used to.
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"If Fortune 500 companies have exposures, what chance do smaller companies have," he added.
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Financial services companies will pay a higher tax rate than technology companies like Salesforce.
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It supplies small companies with technology software and hardware made by large technology companies.
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You could imagine a model for banking companies, a model for telecom companies, etc.
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The blacklist designation prevents US companies from exporting commodities or software to those companies.
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Sure, this would be bad for insurance companies, hospitals and device and drug companies.
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Companies don't hire if the economy is slowing down, companies go the other way.
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Around 2,500 foreign companies and 13,000 domestic companies were expected to attend, organisers said.
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Shareholders in American companies also frequently file lawsuits against companies for perceived regulatory violations.
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Companies that go public want to celebrate, and hospitality companies are happy to oblige.
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Running apps and sportswear companies go together like, well, running apps and sportswear companies.
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Big pharma companies applauded the rule, while PBMs and health insurance companies criticized it.
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Telephone companies providing broadband services were subject to unbundling rules, but cable companies weren't.
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And the main reason is that these companies are, themselves, communications companies and publishers.
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Health insurance companies like UnitedHealth suffered the worst, followed by pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer.
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That's why companies like Google and Facebook grew from nothing to billion-dollar companies.
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They love to look at these companies and I think they overweight these companies.
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If you take the top 20 companies, internet companies, hardware companies, in China, 80% of them have either a CTO or a Lead Technician that comes from Microsoft.
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These have included those across a range of industries, like ticketing companies, airlines, transportation companies, theaters, retailers, banks, mobile wallet providers, real estate companies, security firms and more.
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Rusch covers a number of solar energy firms, companies that develop technologies for energy efficiency, waste and recycling companies, as well as alternative transportation companies such as Tesla.
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Sonatype did say that the companies included more than half of the 26 financial and 19 energy companies, and more than half of all healthcare and technology companies.
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The 25 hottest companies in America, according to LinkedIn LinkedIn's full list of the Top Companies of 2017 LinkedIn's top companies of 2017 reveal what employees really want
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Looking for a magic window to open in the public markets for tech companies to leap through assumes there are separate criteria for tech companies and other companies.
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A lot of $10 billion companies will become $1 billion companies, and $1 billion companies will be acquired for $100 million, and the dumb money will slink away.
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One concern is that smaller public companies and private companies considering offering stock are getting less attention as equity research groups pull back from following lesser-known companies.
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Companies taking action are boosting investment in R&D, creating venture funds to invest in other companies and integrating new companies and technologies into their own business practices.
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I would say that both in terms of private equity companies--private equity health companies, as well as technology companies, the biotech industry continues to be very strong.
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In late 413, the group surveyed 241 small companies (five to 214 employees), 250 medium-sized companies (100 to 499 employees) and 600 large companies (500-plus employees).
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Ritter's data showed that of the companies that went public last year, just 17 percent of tech companies were profitable compared with 43 percent of non-tech companies.
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"By the government making it harder for American companies to buy foreign companies and invert, they are going to leave American companies vulnerable to being acquired by foreign companies instead," Schiff said in a Santelli Extra interview exclusive to CNBC Pro subscribers.
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"In the last 1-2 years there have been tendencies to disregard foreign-invested companies as Chinese companies, and to prefer Chinese-invested companies versus foreign-invested companies," Ansgar Brockmeyer, board chairman of German brake maker Knorr-Bremse's Asia Pacific arm, told Reuters.
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Also, the fact that cable companies are negotiating over whether to renew contracts with content companies — rather than sign new ones — makes it a lot easier for cable companies to paint content companies as greedy villains if negotiations break down over price demands.
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In a hall at the Veterans Memorial Building in Cedar Rapids and during an afternoon rally at the University of Iowa, she drew roars of applause when pledging to "attack corruption head-on" and wrangle power from a set of named foes: drug companies, oil companies, student loan companies, private prison companies, gun companies and the National Rifle Association.
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Think of it as the Goldilocks investing strategy: Shares in companies that are the largest or the smallest among publicly traded companies aren't showing performance like medium-sized companies.
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Donald Trump's immigration orders will make private prison companies filthy rich Donald Trump's immigration orders will make private prison companies filthy rich Private prison companies just hit the jackpot.
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The cable companies want to retain control of the channel interface — a prime advertising hub — and counter that technology companies can simply integrate telecom companies' apps into their devices.
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Many of the companies mentioned essentially act as self-insurers and hire insurance companies to process claims flowing out of the plans that these companies have created and funded.
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A recent Gizmodo report found that these companies are all lending computing services to oil and gas companies in order to streamline their operations and maximize these companies' profits.
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One could argue, however, that most companies are "tech companies" these days, in that most companies hire plenty of engineers to facilitate their business's — and the economy's — movement online.
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As for Chinese companies, a total of 19 of them are energy-related, oil-refining or mining companies whereas another 14 of them are property and architecture related companies.
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At the same time, holding companies such as Publicis and Interpublic Group have bought their own adtech companies like Epsilon and Acxiom rather than work with dozens of companies.
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Of small and large cap companies, she said, 70 percent of the companies with high international exposure beat consensus sales expectations, compared to 59 percent of domestically focused companies.
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The regulations were also meant to make sure new and small companies, as well as media companies, could sell their goods and distribute information without restrictions from broadband companies.
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That's bad news for US tech companies as well as non-tech companies, which rely on third-party outsourcing companies to execute the growing technology sides of their businesses.
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What I can say is that the three companies discussed below are public tech companies.
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Berkshire owns some 90 businesses including energy companies, food and clothing companies, and a railroad.
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Their customers include auto manufacturers, auto financing companies and vehicle fleets including rental car companies.
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That means companies are barely investing any of their profits in their companies, or workers.
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"Tariffs are taxes paid directly by U.S. companies," not China, the companies said to Trump.
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The research comes as both companies are racing to list as public companies next year.
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Companies managed by the fund include hospital chains, children's shops, diamond producers and pharmaceutical companies.
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And each of those great companies "opened" the IPO window for many companies to follow.
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From a size standpoint, medium-size companies added 119,000 positions, while smaller companies rose 46,000.
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In 2015, the newly public companies performed poorly and very few companies debuted last year.
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Technology companies, household products retailers, capital goods companies and automakers all discussed trade last quarter.
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Those companies are now routinely mentioned as a reason media companies need to get bigger.
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Female-led companies are valued at just 16% of the valuation of male-led companies.
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"The companies that will ultimately do well are the companies that chase happiness," he said.
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Today, five of the eight largest companies in the world are West Coast technology companies.
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The companies failed for all the obvious reasons that companies run by gamblers usually fail.
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Companies may prioritize kingmakers' opinions and as a result Japanese companies do not function properly.
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But the FCC's current proposal would reclassify ISPs as information companies instead of telecommunications companies.
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Companies in attendance include Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Facebook, along with some smaller internet companies.
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With IT budgets getting slashed, companies were exploring options, especially those offered by cloud companies.
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The 556 companies represent 63 percent of the market capitalization of post-1974 public companies.
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As they develop, experienced people will leave to start new companies or help other companies.
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Can oil companies — specifically exploration & production (E&P) companies — survive if oil remains at $40?
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It certainly didn't stop me from taking on the drug companies and the insurance companies.
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Reductions in drug costs come from insurance companies and other payors negotiating with pharma companies.
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He said regulations prevent new companies from forming and pushing old companies out of businesses.
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After 2014 Chinese companies had sharply increased their direct investment in foreign companies (see chart).
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"These private companies are acquiring superpower status," argued Andrew Keen, a critic of the companies.
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S. companies risk trouble if any part of a transaction involves Americans or American companies.
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Telecom companies are producing content, while platform companies are exploring new services like internet connections.
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While many passenger rail companies and freight rail companies have installed the system, CSX Corp.
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Beer companies in Congo are huge sponsors of music (so too are mobile-phone companies).
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Companies may prioritise kingmakers' opinions and as a result Japanese companies do not function properly.
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Historically, there's always been a bit of a disconnect between technology companies and entertainment companies.
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DAVID SOLOMON: When good companies come to market, there's always investor demand for good companies.
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A fast fashion companies like Zara and H&M are cutting into other companies' sales.
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And a lot of companies, including tech companies, are looking to get into that space.
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In other words, good companies versus all companies is kind of shrunk as a proportion.
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They're advocating for the big power companies and the big drug companies and Wall Street.
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The challenge for these other companies is that there's no template for companies to follow.
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They were both private companies, up-and-coming companies, with a lot of customer love.
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Just as location defines the fitness companies, the companies are defining locations around the country.
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This motivates those companies to take risks that larger, more established, companies would never take.
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Mele argues that these companies, as a result, should be judged against other media companies.
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Most Japanese companies reward staff for seniority rather than ability, which stops people moving companies.
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Companies that undertake a new approach are the companies that are going to see change.
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I've heard from companies who have been hacked or breached who are not tech companies.
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But now "seven out of the top 10 companies by market value are internet companies."
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Some media and entertainment companies are also starting to invest in virtual reality companies themselves.
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But other companies, including AT&T, have tested offerings where companies can "sponsor" data usage.
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Then stocks rallied, and many of those companies suffered while energy companies and others recovered.
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While many passenger rail companies and freight rail companies have installed the technology, CSX Corp.
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But they didn't end the advantages that foreign companies enjoy compared to domestic American companies.
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Most self-insured companies and the larger health insurance companies employ pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
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In these transactions, U.S. companies reincorporate overseas for tax purposes after merging with foreign companies.
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"We had Ford there, we had a lot of companies, great companies," Trump said Friday.
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First, the two companies' stock prices settled, making the valuation of both companies more transparent.
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The boards of both companies have approved the deal, the companies said in a statement.
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But some companies expressed concern the process could give less scrupulous companies a competitive edge.
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Real estate companies lost 5 percent during the week, and phone companies slumped 3.8 percent.
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Olsen Energy, Odfjell Drilling, Rowan Companies and Songa Offshore - renting out rigs to oil companies.
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Villere is wary of utilities and energy companies but likes technology and some consumer companies.
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These state-owned companies often get special benefits that enable them to undercut our companies.
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Most MLPs are pipeline and storage companies, but a handful are exploration and production companies.
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Insurance companies work hard to not pay a claimInsurance companies make money in several ways.
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Companies with high tax rates have been the obvious winners, along with domestic-oriented companies.
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During a recession, companies go out of business but the vice companies still have exits.
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Which is why car companies and technology companies are increasingly rushing into each other's arms.
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"They do not see these companies like Big Oil and the pharmaceutical companies," he said.
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"Nearly all big companies today are tech companies, at least to some degree," he said.
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Small and midsize companies are fading from stock markets, leaving far fewer publicly traded companies.
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We have companies pouring into our country, Foxconn and car companies and so many others.
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Companies will learn from other companies, thereby driving up the intelligence of their SLS platform.
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In 20133, 22013 companies collected half of the profits produced by all publicly traded companies.
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U.S. semiconductor companies rely more than most other U.S. companies on China for their sales.
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In the late 203s, small companies were still a lot bigger, combined, than big companies.
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The businesses that thrived on coal — belt manufacturers, lathing companies, welding companies — had gradually disappeared.
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They say China discriminates against foreign companies doing business here and unfairly supports local companies.
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And these days, companies like Google, Amazon and Microsoft are not just big internet companies.
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I think one or two of the large multinational cannabis companies will be Canadian companies.
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But tech companies have sometimes blown it even when they teamed up with health companies.
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Today, however, Sendoso appears focused on companies sending other companies gifts and items, often personalized.
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This year, 152 American companies and 51 Japanese companies made it up to the list.
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The boards of both companies will recommend that shareholders approve the transaction, the companies said.
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These companies join ConocoPhillips, Exxon, Exelon and several renewable energy companies in funding the campaign.
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American opera companies quickly distanced themselves from him, but European companies generally stuck by him.
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Sectors most exposed to China, including airlines, mining companies and oil companies, were little changed.
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Most lines are owned by private telecommunications companies, including tech companies like Google and Microsoft.
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The list will include a mix of marketers, agencies, media companies, adtech companies and platforms.
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Smaller companies also poised to benefitMany smaller companies building productivity software also stand to benefit.
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"Dreamers have become essential contributors to American companies and the American economy," the companies wrote.
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Correspondingly, those larger companies' retention rates for women exceeded those of small and midsize companies.
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Coal companies with union workers Taxpayers Coal companies (both union and nonunion) AS OF DEC.
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"People are moving from big companies to small companies," the former New York mayor said.
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Some think that big pharmaceutical companies may eventually want to invest in cannabis companies too.
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Special purpose acquisition companies like Platinum Eagle raise money from public investors to buy companies.
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Instead of companies leaving the U.S., we're going to become a magnet for foreign companies.
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It means companies cannot block websites or offer certain companies faster loading speeds for money.
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But companies are made up of parts, the people that are working at these companies.
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For the parent holding companies Fitch also takes into account their role as holding companies.
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Retailers, automakers, chemical companies and energy companies would all be hit hard with tax bills.
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Again, good companies and good investors, they engage on how companies manage their human talent.
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The mining industry has significant potential, and international companies, including the Canadian companies Goldcorp, Inc.
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Google is, all the internet companies for sure, and the entertainment companies are certainly dabbling.
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Figuring out how smaller tech companies compete when the larger companies have ... So much dominance.
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Krupp, whose centrist environmental group works with oil companies to cut emissions, added though that he thinks regulations are needed to compel other companies toward similar action because the group's companies "themselves only represent a minority of emissions so we need the other companies."
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You have traditional tech companies like Cisco and HP, the mega cloud companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Google, the Growth Guard with companies like Snowflake, DataDog and Sumo Logic and the New Guard, those early stage enterprise companies gunning for the more established players.
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This authority would not just apply to companies looking to conduct cross-border mergers, but all U.S. companies as well as global companies looking to invest in the United States.
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Yet fund managers say that these companies look attractive at a time when larger companies struggle to post earnings growth, increasing the likelihood that small companies will become acquisition targets.
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"The changes [in technology] are so dramatic in the way companies deal with other companies, the way they deal with their customers, the way customers deal with companies," Stoltzfus said.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Angelica Alzona (GMG)There are companies I dislike, companies I disagree with, even companies that have occasionally angered me with disappointing gadgets that underdeliver.
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And today what we're seeing is larger companies stronger companies, companies that are much more mature and they're being backed by some of the largest investment banks in the world.
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There are companies that store boxes and boxes of paper for other companies, and there are others that employ people to scan some of that paper that companies want digitized.
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The outbreak is hitting companies as airlines suspend service to China and global companies shutter offices, leading some companies to warn investors that the outbreak could hit their bottom lines.
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The disclosure requirements don't apply to companies that have more than 85033 employees and $5 million in gross receipts because these companies are less likely to be anonymous shell companies.
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Establishing these so-called captive insurance companies, which are wholly owned subsidiaries of private companies, is perfectly legal where there are legitimate insurance needs not covered by commercial insurance companies.
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The big picture: U.S. regulators have sought to curb the dominance of Chinese companies that leverage data in the U.S. by blocking strategic acquisitions of domestic companies by Chinese companies.
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She added that data is shared with mobile app analytics companies and with marketing and analysis companies, but that these companies are under confidentiality agreements to keep user data secure.
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Telecom companies and industrial machinery companies also paid less than half the official rate, while companies in the retail and health-care sectors paid close to the full 35 percent.
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The health care industry is consolidating rapidly — hospitals are merging with each other and with insurers; pharmacies are buying insurance companies; and drug companies are snapping up other drug companies.
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The proposal has been rejected by the federation of owners of companies UTICA, which threatened to shut down companies if the government continues what it calls "fiscal punishment against companies".
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More recently, Warner has toyed with the idea of scrutinizing the way these companies psychologically manipulate users—possibly paving the way for Congress to treat tech companies like tobacco companies.
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Tech companies will have to feel threatened if they're going to implement reforms and meet media companies more than halfway—and the companies themselves clearly pose no threat at all.
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Read more: The 25 major US companies with the best work-life balanceMany small and midsize companies in California dominated the ranking, as did computer software or information technology companies.
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Because social media companies are private companies, not government actors, and these companies have their own First Amendment right to exclude anyone from their platforms for any reason at all.
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The weaker currency still helps a number of companies, especially a small but growing group of Chinese companies that export specialized or high-quality products and compete with Western companies.
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CII was launched in December 2852 by 2265 Chinese corporate shareholders comprising 29935 insurance companies, 15 insurance asset management companies and four other private companies with initial capital of CNY1.2bn.
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Their legislation is the latest effort aimed at deterring corporate inversions, or transactions in which American companies merge with foreign companies and then reincorporate the merged companies in foreign countries.
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Companies with 500 or more employees Companies with fewer than 50 employees Companies with 50 to 499 employeees Each figure represents approximately 100,000 workers in an essential industry Companies with 53 to 499 employeees Small businesses with fewer than 50 employees Large companies with 500 or more employees Each figure represents approximately 100,000 workers in an essential industry Companies with 50 to 499 employeees Large companies with 500 or more employees Small businesses with fewer than 50 employees No access to paid sick leave Access to paid sick leave Each figure represents approximately 100,000 workers.
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Telecoms and cable companies have accused Wheeler of favoring Google at the expense of cable companies.
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Cigar companies must become compliant by August 2021, while e-cig companies have until August 2022.
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US companies won't be able to export components to the five listed companies without a license.
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And addressing his own responsibility running two companies, Dorsey said hes confident in both companies resiliency.
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And addressing his own responsibility running two companies, Dorsey said he's confident in both companies' resiliency.
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That explains why companies like Pinterest get a lot more media coverage than companies like Zoom.
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So individuals can buy it, or companies will do it, or insurance companies will recommend it.
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Despite the efforts of some companies and individuals, technology companies are still overwhelmingly white and male.
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Smaller companies are struggling to maintain payrolls while large companies are expanding at a healthy pace.
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Several consumer packaged goods companies have shown an interest in meal kit companies in recent months.
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"We sell to the app developer, software companies or platform companies building applications," he told TechCrunch.
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Chinese companies have bought Hollywood production companies, car-parts- and appliance-makers, semiconductor firms and more.
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But perhaps even more significantly, the biggest US companies are now more and more global companies.
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Companies also still have excess cash of about $1.5 trillion, excluding financial companies, the strategists added.
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Drone delivery companies have to be certified by the FAA just like companies that fly planes.
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Researchers found these companies performed 5.7 percent better annually compared with companies with similar risk profiles.
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With a limited number of viable startups, companies seem to be going after these companies harder.
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Since those companies benefit from favorable policies and subsidies, foreign companies complain of an unfair advantage.
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There's a bunch of different companies and one of the companies is into the legal space.
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I will create jobs, bring back companies and not make it easy for companies to leave.
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Other portfolio companies include recently-listed Uber and soon-to-be-public companies Slack and WeWork.
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The host took a deeper dive into the companies and gave his thoughts on the companies.
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IT IS TRUE THAT HUNDREDS OF COMPANIES, MAYBE THOUSANDS OF COMPANIES ANNOUNCE BUYBACK PLANS EVERY YEAR.
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StrongIntro – Help companies hire people their employees know Hiring is the #1 problem at big companies.
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NVP will invest $85k into pre-seed companies and up to $250k into seed stage companies.
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The document applies to purchases of private companies; Atlassian has not acquired any publicly traded companies.
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Microsoft says that there are 5,000 companies using Surface Hubs, including half of Fortune 100 companies.
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Another strategy is to invest in companies that are in the gold business, like mining companies.
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Or do we stand with Wall Street speculators and the drug companies and the insurance companies?
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RL: First, we believe that great companies are always expensive, and crappy companies are always cheap.
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Social-media platforms are the companies of today, but they are not the companies of tomorrow.
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We just need to build more companies that are big companies that are paving the way.
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But we will see the top lawyers for these companies, the general counsels for these companies.
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Musk has previously said — on more than one occasion — he prefers private companies to public companies.
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Instead of "buying fair companies at wonderful prices", he would buy "wonderful companies at fair prices".
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In some cases, that includes allowing healthcare companies to sell anonymized medical data to pharmaceutical companies.
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The companies said they're creating a joint venture companies to focus exclusively on driverless mobility services.
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But they are "open" when it comes to foreign ownership of "British" companies (including water companies).
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It's an economy that's heavily saturated with insurance companies and wealth management companies of great scale.
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Not only from banks and other payment processing companies, but also from more mainstream tech companies.
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"The largest tech companies can buy start-up companies before they can become competitive," it writes.
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Companies in the food sector can also face longer paths to market than pure software companies.
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Some of these companies charge fees, however, and not all credit companies will accept the information.
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The only way we can do it is to empower the service companies, the logistics companies.
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Small companies would require around $10 million, and large companies $100 million to implement our system.
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These would be what Boggett calls "downlinking" companies and companies that manage satellite mobility in space.
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At least personally, I've seen less innovative companies relative to the number of companies that exist.
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Those companies .... that are releasing earnings today — those companies didn't exist a couple of decades ago.
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So, there is an interesting movement of tech companies becoming physical and physical companies going digital.
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Companies on the entity list cannot buy parts and components from U.S. companies without government approval.
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Profitable companies look to invest and profitable companies are more likely to qualify for bank loans.
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Why it matters: Few California residents site social media companies when asked to name technology companies.
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Companies with the lowest market capitalisation get replaced by mid-cap companies with higher market capitalisations.
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And it's not just companies, it's also nonprofits, technologies, a bunch of things, but companies too.
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Said another way, medtech companies treat customers as purchasers, while tech companies treat them as participants.
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In the aggregate, the smaller, metal-consuming companies employ far more Americans than the steel companies.
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Freedom Robotics is targeting robotic teams within large companies and, likewise, small companies building robotic solutions.
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Grassley said he asked several drug companies to testify, with all but two small companies refusing.
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Some large companies tripped over their own bureaucracies but later tried to replicate small, successful companies.
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The broadband privacy rules apply only to cable and telecom companies; tech companies are not included.
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Visit born-digital companies as well as noncompeting companies that have digitally transformed in similar industries.
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And don't just look to companies like ITC—look to companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
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Once passed, the law will apply to all companies established under the UAE's commercial companies' law.
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Makers of chemicals and mining companies made the biggest gains, and machinery companies and banks followed.
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One of the newest companies on the list, Workday services include financial management for large companies.
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Since then DeFonzo's worked for companies like NuVasive, Confluent Surgical, and NeuroLogica, commercializing the companies' technologies.
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Companies paying higher wages have earned a tax break; companies paying the lowest wages have not.
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However, if more companies develop their own solutions, delivery robotics companies will find themselves without clients.
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Brandenburg is in desperate need of companies, especially international companies with strong prospects for the future.
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He&aposs focused on both on software companies enabling payments, and payments companies layering in software.
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She covers the major Canadian cannabis companies, and recently initiated coverage on five US cannabis companies.
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Today, companies like Baidu, Tencent and Alibaba are among the biggest internet companies in the world.
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Companies from Activision Blizzard to Zions Bank and dozens of companies in between posted big losses.
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So I just started investing in all these other companies, and they were just stupid companies.
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Adtech companies struggle to pivot into new businesses, particularly DSP companies that specialize in media buying.
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Are we looking for the way that our companies or foreign companies do business in China?
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Logistics companies ranging from ocean shippers to parcel delivery companies are bellwethers for the global economy.
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Both companies will have a 50 percent stake in the U.S.-based venture, the companies said.
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San Francisco is only giving e-scooter permits to five companies, but a dozen companies applied.
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In the past decade, Chinese companies have been some of the leading acquirers of technology companies.
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Special board committees at both companies are evaluating the proposed reunification; the companies split in 2006.
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"It's our hope that social media companies, the platform companies will work with us," Warner said.
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New York is increasingly the home of finance companies with a sprinkling of health care companies.
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He said big tech companies might be a bigger threat to online speech than telecom companies.
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For much of the 11-year streak, those companies outperformed "safer" companies with stronger balance sheets.
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"The companies had different names, the companies had different logos, and listed owners," Mr. Vance said.
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It's not just sex toy companies that get the cold shoulder; it's also sex education companies.
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I've talked to companies that are being impacted by this, the companies that work with Huawei.
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Fossil fuel companies are not clean energy companies, and no amount of spin will change that.
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And so I get to work with, like, really cool tech companies and some media companies.
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But they can't force the companies to stop, and some oil companies have refused their demands.
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But investors in European companies have recently shown their willingness to force change at troubled companies.
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"They won't be stealing our companies anymore, especially companies that are quite complex," Mr. Trump said.
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Tech companies, including Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN), argued the tax would unfairly target American companies.
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As with the cigarette companies before, we have to insist that tech companies be strictly regulated.
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Companies agree: Schultz said 89% of surveyed talent professionals said multigenerational workforces make companies more successful.
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That's because Japanese companies are keen to expand by acquiring more overseas companies, the report said.
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American companies say Chinese companies also use more subtle tactics to get access to valuable technology.
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Lofts have become hubs not just for technology companies, but for manufacturing companies that embrace technology.
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McCarthy Building Companies, on Forbes' list of America's Largest Private Companies, has $3.5 billion in revenue.
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The U.S. actions bar American individuals or companies from dealing with the sanctioned people or companies.
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We've seen companies funded with $200,000 in ARR and companies funded with $9 million in ARR.
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BECKY QUICK: Bad for insurance companies and what happens to the insurance companies as a result?
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Companies that store tons of user data may be a greater target than companies that don't.
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So it's easier for politicians to go after reliable villains like insurance companies and drug companies.
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They match companies in need of cash with investors, and signal how well companies are doing.
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The companies wrote that 72% of the top 25 companies in the Fortune 500 employee dreamers.
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They pointed to AWS marketing materials promising to help energy companies companies locate new oil reserves.
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These groups notified the tech companies of the possible abuse and recorded how the companies responded.
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The default is smaller companies will simply license their content to the bigger companies' streaming services.
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Amazon and Google workers are demanding that the companies end contracts with oil and gas companies.
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You have to admit, there's some irony in a bunch of resale companies, well, reselling companies.
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And Chinese companies sell them those products only because doing so makes the companies better off.
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Companies that value their people, that respect their people, that are decent are typically successful companies.
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Prices in Europe will likely vary as the companies reach deals with agencies in individual companies.
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Shares of insurance companies fell broadly, with Travelers Companies dragging the Dow Jones industrial average lower.
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Yet, plenty of companies, particularly smaller companies, are able to exploit these relatively loose suspension rules.
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In other words, oil companies take from the land, oil companies pay the public in return.
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While some companies will increase hiring, raise wages and increase business investment, not all companies will.
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Foreign companies wishing to do business in China typically must set up partnerships with Chinese companies.
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He is also involved with non-crypto companies, leading investments into companies like aircraft company R2Air.
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I was just like, companies are companies and they have deals and that deal fell through.
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And struggling to understand why their companies, why their media companies and journalism entities couldn't adapt.
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These guys who are building these big companies are selling media companies to people like you.
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Bigger companies in that regard, but they can help the smaller companies help develop that workforce.
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A highly competitive oligopoly of about eight companies that own content, six companies that drive distribution.
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She wants to make it harder for big companies to buy or merge with smaller companies.
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More than 90 percent of CFOs whose companies plan to accelerate repatriation expected their companies to use repatriated cash to invest in core businesses, 63 percent expected their companies to use repatriated cash to pay down debt, 55 percent expected their companies to use repatriated cash to hire employees and 52 percent expected their companies to use repatriated cash for stock buybacks.
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The "Fast Money " traders debated whether it's better to invest in "new tech" companies like Netflix or "old tech" companies like IBM after both companies reported earnings that bested analyst estimates.
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Because so many companies are headquartered in California — 377 of the largest 3,000 publicly held companies in the US are located there — the bill could make a difference if companies comply.
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With big companies getting more acquisitive and producing more content, "this is a time where companies are talking to companies, and there are a lot of options out there," Howard said.
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China Insurance Investment Ltd, headquartered in the Shanghai free trade zone, was launched by 46 Chinese corporate shareholders, comprising 27 insurance companies, 15 insurance asset management companies and four private companies.
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In 2005 mainland China started listing companies, and those companies were very much in tune with what the economic development was at the time — mainly export oriented, industrial and infrastructure companies.
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On privacy, the cable companies are quite boldly accusing competitive electronics companies of planning to gather viewer data in exactly the same way the cable companies themselves have done for years.
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On Monday, the Treasury Department issued new regulations in an attempt to limit "inversions" — in which American companies are acquired by foreign companies, legally lowering the tax burden of American companies.
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Globally, 10% of companies are adopting AI, according to Bénichou, who said that companies in countries like the U.S. and Japan are also using AI more than companies in other countries.
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Those companies include major platforms like Google and Facebook, smaller companies you've never heard of that act as analytics providers and advertising intermediaries, and the individual companies that place individual advertisements.
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Blacklists may "target foreign companies that are competing with Chinese companies or harming development of Chinese companies," said an analyst from consulting firm Verisk Maplecroft who asked not to be named.
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Going-dark transactions traditionally have been the province of tiny companies, said Gilbert J. Bradshaw, a New York lawyer who works with small companies and has written about companies going dark.
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Although China surpassed Japan, who came in third for the most companies being listed, the main bulk of Japan's companies only came from highly innovative companies such as electronics and communication.
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These companies range from providers of short-term commercial office space, like Knotel, or co-working companies like WeWork, to companies focused on servicing the real estate industry (like Luxury Presence).
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The companies include two Arizona-based companies and three Long Island, N.Y.-based companies, all of which were operated out of residential addresses in those states, according to the press conference.
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Under Warren's bill, private equity firms would be liable for debt that's imposed on companies they control, the pension obligations of the companies as well as government litigation the companies face.
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They included: private equity funds that sponsor the leveraged buyout of companies, mezzanine funds that lend to companies, with some specializing in companies in financial distress, and specialized real estate funds.
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The list would apply to companies that flout market rules and the spirit of contracts, block supplies to Chinese companies for noncommercial reasons or otherwise harm the interests of Chinese companies.
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Deeter puts successful SaaS models into two main buckets: companies that adopt the "SaaS for X" model, taking something done by other companies, even other software companies, and doing it better; and companies that do things that are only possible with the cloud and with mobile enterprise.
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New proposals, which the FCC is set to vote on later this month, would ban U.S. telecom companies from buying products from these companies using FCC funds and would potentially require American companies that already have equipment from these companies to rip it out and replace it.
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In our more simpleton terms, we look at it and say if I look at the previous hot industry — fintech — you would end up with companies doing credit cards, companies doing bank accounts, companies doing lending, companies doing recovery — so many pieces of the value chain.
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"This shows that Silicon Valley has gotten silly and they've gotten silly in some of their valuations that they've given companies, the lending of the tech halo to companies that are not tech, companies pretending to be tech companies and trying to inflate their valuation," she said.
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In '21000 was when tech sort of started to really rise in importance in our society and in terms of these companies becoming ... Right now, I think the top companies are all tech companies, or the top ... the trillion dollar companies, Amazon, Apple, Google, all the others.
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"Companies are pouring back into our country -- companies that frankly left 10 and 20 years ago -- and they&aposre coming back and we need people to work for those companies," Trump said.
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Of the 2175 companies, 2600 saw increases of 2225 to 90 percent, while 10 companies had their borrowing bases cut in the latest round, and 12 companies' credit limits were left unchanged.
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And in the midsize and smaller companies, our small business loans are record highs and growing at 2200% a year and you know, those companies are active, mid-size companies are active.
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For decades the primary source of revenue for media companies was advertising, but competition from technology companies and more privacy scrutiny are pushing most media companies to explore alternative forms of revenue.
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Yes, but: Vertical AV companies do have the advantage of working with a fully integrated set of technological systems, whereas horizontal companies have to adapt to the various standards vertical companies use.
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Investors have long been able to choose indexes made of companies that are mid-sized, or companies located in Eastern Europe, or pharmaceutical manufacturers, or companies that are consistent with Islamic law.
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"There is an undercurrent of up-and-coming companies, and beyond companies like Uber and Airbnb, you have great tech companies that are still private like Houzz, Stripe and Dropbox," said Richards.
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Startup incubators have greatly contributed to the success of young companies in Tunisia by helping early seed companies gain the capital and training they need to push their companies into the market.
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"They're in the business of buying companies even in markets where there's a perception that prices are expensive, and obviously there's ample credit available to buy companies and buy companies of scale."
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While Western software companies have not themselves been targeted by sanctions, new sanctions restrict U.S. software companies' ability to extend credit to Russian financial or energy companies on a U.S. sanctions list.
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Conservatives have battled tech companies including Twitter and Facebook for months over claims that workers at the companies deliberately censor conservative views through "shadow-banning," a practice the companies have denied using.
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The list includes execs from media companies like Barstool Sports, betting platforms like Fox Bet, major US sports leagues, daily-fantasy-sports companies DraftKings and FanDuel, and other tech and gaming companies.
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Typically these companies use ad hoc tools like PayPal, Square, and Shopify, Koeppel says — and these payment companies (and big hospitality companies) are beginning to realize that their tools are not enough.
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Fitch offers comprehensive coverage of NBFIs in over 57 countries and across five broad sub-sectors: finance and leasing companies, investment managers, securities firms, business development companies and financial market infrastructure companies.
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There's really type-A companies that are super aggressive, and there's companies that are lifestyle companies and they're more laid-back, and it's kind of ... Figuring out which one fits you matters.
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At the same time, the US has dominated the internet age, the beginning parts of the technology age, and most of the big companies in this world are US companies, technology companies.
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The list would apply to companies that flout market rules and the spirit of contracts, block supplies to Chinese companies for non-commercial reasons or otherwise harm the interests of Chinese companies.
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When that happens, private equity companies can end up making profits from portfolio companies that go bust.
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For most public companies, the rule will take effect in 2019, but companies may adopt it earlier.
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These are, if you will, like the steel companies and oil companies of the 1950s and 1960s.
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And I think if you break up these companies, you know, I like 230 for small companies.
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Critics see the realized visions of powerful Silicon Valley companies benefiting mostly those companies and their executives.
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I invest in both public companies (sometimes) and private companies (sometimes but only one this past year).
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Of the hundred-some companies that signed an amicus brief protesting the decision, most were tech companies.
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He added that a number of Russian companies have already signed memorandums of understanding with Iranian companies.
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This is because, non-US-based companies could soon face further restrictions when buying a U.S. companies.
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"Smaller construction companies rather than some of the nation's major companies seem to have problems," he added.
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Companies in the crossfire U.S. internet companies have faced mounting pressure in recent years to restrict content.
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The percentage of companies getting VC funding out of all security companies roughly doubled, to 30 percent.
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PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO UNDERSTAND, ALL GENERIC COMPANIES AREN'T CREATED EQUALLY ALL PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES AREN'T CREATED EQUALLY.
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Are there some positives of either what technology companies are doing, or some companies that get it?
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The companies settled as a federal trial between the two companies was getting underway in San Diego.
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I've only heard of a few companies attempting to tackle offline attribution—companies like Nomi or Datalogix.
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Why do Trump and American companies together with EU companies not invest in Iranian LNG for Europe?
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The number of public companies is falling, and it's taking longer for private companies to go public.
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That means that a few hundred companies will be multi-billion-dollar companies (or so-called unicorns).
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Ultimately we feel the need for some sense of responsibility from social-media companies, and other companies.
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The first section is for large-sized companies, while the second section is for medium-sized companies.
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"The world does not lack for automotive companies — the world lacks for sustainable energy companies," Musk said.
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Among the top performing industries were the small and medium food and beverage companies and construction companies.
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Lederer added that PwC also believes some advertising holding companies will continue to invest in media companies.
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Bhambani would not disclose how many companies Flywheel does this for, nor the names of those companies.
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If we can't find those companies, we'll look for companies disrupting an industry that desperately needs it.
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Many of these companies are small fledgling aerospace companies that have yet to put anything in space.
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The media companies all have channels that rely on cable and satellite companies to carry their feeds.
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Ford expects that model will be used by ride-hailing companies, package delivery companies and other businesses.
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Matt has completed investments in leading enterprise SaaS companies, including companies such as DocuSign, MuleSoft and Twilio.
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Enterprise companies generally have more predictability to their business models, which serves them well as public companies.
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One tax regulation prevents most cannabis companies from deducting the business expenses that non-marijuana companies can.
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Most companies, most of financial support 203 percent of big companies and make 220 percent of profit.
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Potentially, these new campaigns from large companies could be much more successful than campaigns for new companies.
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For instance, many data providers now rate companies on ESG metrics, allowing investors to compare companies easily.
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Heavily indebted companies would see their tax bills jump considerably, perhaps even driving weaker companies into default.
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Clients include big media companies (CNN, Hearst), universities, the U.S. Army, and companies like Ford and PepsiCo.
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It's very useful for both companies to combine some of their resources and make both companies stronger.
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Now the question is whether Comcast and other TV companies will also turn into smartphone repair companies.
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Excluding the largest companies makes it clear that the smallest energy companies are the most at risk.
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This made it tough for existing companies and new companies to get a foothold in the market.
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Tech companies took 20 of the 25 spots on the list, with consulting companies snagging four others.
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"Mining and oil companies exploit the physical environment; social media companies exploit the social environment," he said.
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"Pharmaceutical companies are not tobacco companies, and they have a lot of value to society," Spatz stressed.
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Consumers should know which companies made those films — and which companies opted to make less diverse movies.
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Third-party cloud cybersecurity companies are usually cheaper for companies than independently hiring their own defense teams.
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Drug Companies Companies which get government subsidies for research and development need to "pay" the government back.
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U.S. companies have complained that they get less access in China than Chinese companies have in America.
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They don't need companies like BuzzFeed the way that people with similar talents needed companies like NBC.
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Telecom and technology companies are being deregulated while smaller media companies worry about their ability to survive.
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For example, more non-financial companies reported their climate-related metrics and targets than financial companies did.
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There's a narrative in media circles that Netflix, Amazon and other technology companies are killing cable companies.
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"I really appreciate Toyota group companies, and other companies or individuals supporting us so far," he said.
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We hope being one of the first companies to adopt these practices encourages other companies to follow.
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Trackers include data companies that often sell data to other companies looking to target people, Hanson says.
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Some companies note that if law enforcement requires them to relinquish genetic data, the companies will comply.
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Companies such Google and Netflix criticized the policy, as did companies ranging from Ford to Goldman Sachs.
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Delinquent companies also had injury rates approximately 50 percent higher than companies that complied with federal standards.
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They are an alternative to plans in which companies contract with insurance companies, which assume the risk.
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Between 25 and 30 percent of WeWork's occupancy comes from Enterprise companies (companies who employ 1000+ people).
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After all, everyone from toy companies to security companies themselves seem to be getting hacked these days.
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Seventy percent of the companies surveyed were state owned, comprising 90 percent of the sample companies' debt.
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While earnings hurt technology and health care companies, better results at consumer companies sent those stocks higher.
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Both companies plan to widen adoption of drones this year, extending the logistics capabilities of both companies.
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Under the terms of the sanctions, American companies cannot conduct business with those men or their companies.
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And as vegan companies grow, they tend to get bought out by larger, non-vegan food companies.
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But U.S. tech companies fear that the restrictions on Chinese companies could prompt retaliatory measures from China.
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Indeed, the valuations of fintech companies have recently fallen like those of other private Silicon Valley companies.
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Rubio and Cotton have opposed American companies working with China and Chinese tech companies in recent months.
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Technology companies jumped, and solid results from the cruise ship operator Carnival sent travel-related companies higher.
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Banking, health care and technology companies also declined, while consumer-focused stocks and phone companies posted gains.
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"Local and regional companies are growing significantly faster than the big companies, particularly in fragrances," he said.
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PagerDuty and Docker proved that YC companies could build with a strong focus on other YC companies.
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And cutting them across the board for individuals, big companies and small companies makes the most sense.
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The 3% Movement, one of the first such consulting companies, has begun targeting tech and media companies.
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Mike: Speaking of which, I don't have any strong feelings about companies copying other companies' best features.
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Obviously, they will still be competitors, in the same way energy companies and telecommunications companies are competitors.
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The biggest companies will start first, and the smallest companies will have three years to get ready.
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Attention Capital is part of a new breed of holding companies, but for media and tech companies.
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Still, companies from Abiomed to Zoetis and dozens of companies in between managed to post strong gains.
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Most goes to or comes from electric utilities, steel mills, construction companies, mining companies, factories and farms.
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Some of the loudest voices against YouTube used to be the video companies – movie studios, TV companies.
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That is a sign that companies are willing to pay more to lure workers from other companies.
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Typically, more mature and established companies pay dividends, normally monthly or quarterly, while newer companies do not.
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We're still actively calling companies, and companies are signing themselves up through the link on that site.
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EITI audits payments by mining companies to governments annually, an initiative the companies sign up to voluntarily.
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Cybersecurity companies helping companies not get caught with their pants down raised over $3.3 billion in 2015.
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The two companies will develop innovative distribution strategies in the region, the companies said in a statement.
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And that provides an opportunity for cash-rich companies like Cisco to get busy buying other companies.
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The two will help Goldman court business from services companies such as consulting, staffing and securities companies.
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Short said automotive companies and technology companies can ally themselves to explore ventures without committing significant cash.
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In his view, it prevents U.S. companies from conducting business with companies controlled by the Cuban military.
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They're also acquiring other companies and co-mingling [personal data those companies have] into their [own database].
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The 10 we list include startups, established security companies, and data firms belonging to major holding companies.
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Struggling companies can draw from a $500 billion pool, though companies receiving emergency funds face several restrictions.
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These companies typically haul cargo for retailers, manufacturing companies and other businesses on a for-hire basis.
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Outside companies send thousands of workers, and electric companies pay for the service with funds from FEMA.
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FSG owns aviation companies based in Kenya and Malta and provides security training to companies in China.
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Then they had a list of companies — Downdetector, Mosaic, Ekahau — companies you may not have heard of.
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But foreign companies doing business with American companies or banks risk being punished by the United States.
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Tech companies that have tire-kicked content companies, including Apple and Amazon, have yet to show up.
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Other financial services companies routinely do that when customers ask me to contact companies on their behalf.
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Mr. Myers said it was very likely that the gun companies had studied the tobacco companies' shortcomings.
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Today, companies with at least 10,000 workers employ more people than companies with fewer than 50 workers.
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Germany is tightening investment rules for Chinese companies and protesting the restrictions German companies face in China.
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Big companies often tip reporters to bad news about other companies and urge regulators to examine competitors.
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It is expected that the tech companies and media companies will have fierce competition in this area.
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Among the 123 companies, eight companies exceed the 212% threshold: Zoom (212%), Crowdstrike (212%), Datadog (76%), Bill.
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FW: If you look at the companies that were performing well, they tended to be software companies.
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Major tech companies like Facebook, Google, and Microsoft scored highly, and many companies were headquartered in California.
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So while reliable companies patch their wares every few weeks, many fly-by-night companies never do.
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There is a growing trend of "device as a service," where companies are renting devices from companies.
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Some of the biggest American companies have operations there, and Beijing could begin freezing the companies out.
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Local officials are often reluctant to aid foreign companies, worried about jeopardizing tax revenues from homegrown companies.
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This year, however, those companies appeared to hit the brakes on their drive to acquire Western companies.
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The ruling has led sports media companies to embrace gambling and work alongside casinos and gaming companies.
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And that uncertainty would hurt little companies, who can't afford to litigate things, worse than big companies.
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The cases include settlements struck with big banks, for-profit education companies, General Motors, and mining companies.
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Friedman said there is strong demand from both private equity held companies as well as technology companies.
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Now, some companies say they are taking steps to identify any abusive companies in their supply chain.
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"I think that's a significant concern for Asian companies, for Southeast Asian companies that I deal with."
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There are many respectable companies here but now there is distrust of all companies because of Odebrecht.
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Both companies have reported more modest losses and rely on selling to companies rather than to consumers.
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Another piece is that companies are waiting longer to go public, becoming huge companies while still private.
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Young nimble companies overtake older and slower companies all the time — that's how the Big Five started.
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Right now, for-profit drug companies, hospital systems, and insurance companies hold America's health care system hostage.
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Companies that increasing hiring in America would see a tax rate reduction, while companies firing Americans wouldn't.
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COMPETITIVE TAXES WILL HAVE MORE CAPITAL, MORE JOBS, MORE COMPANIES INVESTING HERE, MORE FOREIGN COMPANIES INVESTING HERE.
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Companies pay lenders an interest rate plus Libor, so as Libor falls, companies pay less to borrow.
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It was obviously in favor of internet companies, to the chagrin of companies like Comcast and others.
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Are there any dangers in allowing lawsuits against companies, particularly pharmaceutical companies, for the products they make?
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I know some companies, tech companies — I'm gonna be writing about it — are hiring for that role.
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Startupland has three essential components: people who start companies, people who work at those companies, and investors.
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"We have companies who are looking to create a very special organizational structure such as companies who also have a high value for diversity and values like that, particularly international companies," says Beron.
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The agreement was signed by several big players, including the world's two largest fishing companies by revenues, the two largest tuna companies, the two largest salmon farmers, and the two largest aquafeed companies.
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Most of the leaders of tech companies these days would prefer to focus on the bottom lines of their companies rather than also talk about their companies' relationship to their workers and society.
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Baidu, Xpeng Motors and other Chinese AV players rely heavily on chips by companies like NVIDIA and sensors from companies like Velodyne (at one industry showcase, 85% of Chinese companies used its lidar).
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So, the question is -- the problem these companies themselves and there was a listing of the companies in "The New York Times" that paid -- the biggest companies that paid the least in taxes.
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Meredith Whittaker: The realities within these companies, the culture within these companies, the assumption, the life experience of the people in these companies are inscribed in these technologies and remapped onto the world.
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Ultimately, the stock market valuations of companies reflect analysts' assumptions about the trajectories of those companies, their sustainability and their predictability, rather than an objective measure of the current value of those companies.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Comcast, Charter Communications — The two cable companies announced a new operational agreement that will see the companies work together on wireless communications plans.
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Mishra said the ongoing political drama in Washington may lead investors to favor larger companies with higher overseas revenue exposure, and these companies have been significantly outperforming smaller, domestically focused companies this year.
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Nonprofit organizations like Path Forward partner with a variety of companies to offer mid-career paid programs to companies, which can provide resources and tools to help companies create their own returnship program.
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The bill is intended to reduce the tax benefits for companies that participate in corporate "inversions," transactions in which U.S. companies combine with foreign companies and then reincorporate overseas to lower their taxes.
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Computer and device manufacturers and technology service providers, in particular, earned strong marks for trust, outperforming local, state and national government leaders as well as energy companies, financial companies and social media companies.
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Chinese companies have also aggressively increased their partnerships with American companies, gaining access to valuable intellectual property by requiring these companies to sign over their IP as a condition of accessing Chinese markets.
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Unlike public companies, private companies aren't required to disclose to ordinary investors audited financial statements or other information those investors might need to determine a fair value for the companies' stocks, she said.
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Records at Companies House, a government registry of UK companies, show Eclipse's income increased 10-fold between 2016 and 2017, the year in which the fracking companies that had hired Eclipse sought injunctions.
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Cyclical companies, such as machinery companies Caterpillar and Eaton, as well as commodity chemical companies such as Dow, depend on the business cycle and the strength of the economy in order to grow.
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" Pushed for specifics on how Vision Fund investments are performing, Son said "almost 30 companies in the portfolio recorded a gain, and 30 or so companies recorded a loss, including non-listed companies.
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SB: The way to think about it is that there's a bunch of application-level companies, but as synthetic biology companies start to take off, there's a bunch of emerging infrastructure layer companies.
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During the confirmation hearing, Mr. Ross is likely to be asked about job losses at some of the steel companies, coal companies and auto parts companies that he has managed through his firm.
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Some of the companies in the healthcare space that are either thinking of going public or are going public are companies that are pretty basic companies around connecting you with doctors online, etc.
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With the deadline in sight, top tech companies including Twitter and Facebook have scrambled to get their companies up to speed with the new privacy rules targeting how companies can manage user data.
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"We're very concerned that Western companies, American companies and others that enter the Chinese markets aren't treated the same way that Chinese companies are treated when they enter those Western markets," Pompeo said.
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Andrew Cuomo on Monday ordered the state health department to issue subpoenas to three companies that market thickening agents to companies that manufacture vape liquids -- and more companies are expected to be investigated.
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Last year, the number of technology companies sold to non-tech companies surpassed those acquired by tech companies for the first time since the internet era began, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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From each of the companies, the money was then transferred to dozens of other companies, several of which also appear on the national tax authorities' blacklist of front companies, according to the documents.
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