"We think that integration is a competitive advantage, we think scale is a competitive advantage," Haegel told a briefing at the plant on Friday.
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"We have a pretty significant competitive advantage over Pinewood, because of location, and a pretty significant competitive advantage over Tyler [Perry Studios], because Tyler's facility is primarily Tyler," Millsap said.
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"This is a huge competitive advantage for Amazon," said Howard.
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Growth is about competitive advantage, not proximity to the scene.
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"Didi's network is in itself a competitive advantage," assured Zhang.
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"Design is becoming the competitive advantage within companies," Enbar said.
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No competitive advantage should come at the expense of workers.
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That's where Cohen believes 300 Entertainment has a competitive advantage.
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Military veterans provide a new competitive advantage for tech companies
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"The grey schemes had the competitive advantage," another trader said.
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Apple's commitment to privacy has long been a competitive advantage.
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Cheaters will not be allowed to gain a competitive advantage.
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Create a competitive advantage A competitive advantage is defined as your unique advantage that allows you as a business to generate greater sales or margins, and/or acquire and retain more customers than competitors.
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SoundCloud's competitive advantage is its music library, not its user base.
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Firms and their owners enjoy only limited windows of competitive advantage.
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So, it's a large business, and with scale, it's competitive advantage.
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It's the No. 1 competitive advantage every startup can give itself.
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That, too, helps give Amazon a competitive advantage over its rivals.
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" KeyBanc said the online real estate brokerage has a "competitive advantage.
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This is one of Apple's competitive advantage against generic Android manufacturers.
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Talk about the competitive advantage it provides when recruiting top talent.
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That is a source of proprietary deal flow and competitive advantage.
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That trusted relationship obviously provides a significant competitive advantage of information.
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Executives said Snapchat's focus on privacy gives it a competitive advantage.
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This could be a major competitive advantage for Tesla, he added.
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"In this industry, speed is a great competitive advantage," Samwer said.
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That's obviously a competitive advantage, as competitors like TiVo require subscriptions.
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Still, Rathi is confident the app will retain its competitive advantage.
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A willingness to exploit workers should not be a competitive advantage.
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It seems Amazon's prices and distribution give it a competitive advantage.
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Founder-friendly became a competitive advantage for his firm Andreessen Horowitz.
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Our country's unique and rich melting pot is our competitive advantage.
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NimbleRx sees its competitive advantage in its integration with doctor's offices.
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"Our on-demand test drive is our competitive advantage," Arison said.
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As a matter of fact, AI could be a competitive advantage.
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Harts said a financial transaction tax could hurt America's competitive advantage.
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Cadillac has a massive competitive advantage with a system this good.
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Amazon's competitive advantage lies in offering services bundled with other products.
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People from different backgrounds, when put together, deliver a competitive advantage.
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China's 'competitive advantage' Western companies in Africa have "long spoken of the competitive advantage Chinese companies have on the continent," says Andrew Spalding, a professor at the University of Richmond and expert in anti-corruption law.
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So it was a competitive advantage to be able to reduce spam.
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Your brain will grow most where you already have a competitive advantage.
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Lawmakers are concerned the new standard would give Google a competitive advantage.
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Foreign governments are manipulating their currencies to obtain an unfair competitive advantage.
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A deeper integration with Genius could be a competitive advantage for YouTube.
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There is a potential competitive advantage for cities in increasing procurement opportunities.
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These interactions are the creators of value, the sources of competitive advantage.
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Building a great network does matter in establishing a sustainable competitive advantage.
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But here's the rub: Fostering slower deliveries might decrease their competitive advantage.
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The more benign leaks merely cost Facebook a bit of competitive advantage.
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And the U.S. competitive advantage will continue to slip away, perhaps irrevocably.
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It also makes it hard for punters to find any competitive advantage.
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The managers said they were attracted by Citadel's resources and competitive advantage.
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"We think that this serves us as a competitive advantage," Pruzan said.
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One big question: Where does competitive advantage reside in an AI world?
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Therefore, access to the retail shelf-space becomes the key competitive advantage.
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It's a humane good and a competitive advantage, all rolled into one.
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Well-known data-sets have become table stakes, not a competitive advantage.
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Maybe you like it that way because you get a competitive advantage.
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To the Editor: Immigration is a competitive advantage in an aging world.
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Apple is willing to sue employees it believes threaten its competitive advantage.
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And where in that supply chain could we create a competitive advantage?
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He felt confident that he'd return to England with a competitive advantage.
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Unfortunately, anti-European forces will enjoy a competitive advantage in the balloting.
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They've got a significant competitive advantage and they're spending money right now to continue to strengthen that competitive advantage, and it's still too cheap given the growth that this thing offers over the course of the next few years.
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We're in a number of cities that we think about as 'gateway cities' and our strategy is really around what is our competitive advantage and what are the best cities for us to deploy that competitive advantage and when.
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"The longer a competitive advantage lasts, the higher the justified multiple," Bergakker writes.
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S Group sees the quality of Finnish food as a major competitive advantage.
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This reality is typically explained by a possible competitive advantage in placental mammals.
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With the competitive advantage figured out, Gamalon next turned its head to commercialization.
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They realize it is an opportunity to stimulate innovation and gain competitive advantage.
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He restructured the firm to focus it on its competitive advantage—visual content.
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We were trying to avoid any competitive advantage for a particular pit stall.
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It's a distinctive competitive advantage for our country—one we should not weaken.
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He does it in a way that gives him a good competitive advantage.
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Personalization is something many of today's music services use as a competitive advantage.
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What are the key areas of investment that will drive future competitive advantage?
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Our competitive advantage fundamentally as a startup is that we can move faster.
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One authentic competitive advantage the entrepreneurs have is their voice and their story.
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Some smaller broadband providers are now seizing on privacy as a competitive advantage.
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The ability to raise vast sums has become their competitive advantage, he said.
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Any microeconomics textbook will tell you there are limited sources of competitive advantage.
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Call it a competitive advantage, call it paranoia, this is how they operate.
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The law even gives banks a competitive advantage when it comes to deposits.
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Some Europeans worry that the proposal would also allow Britain a competitive advantage.
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To maintain their competitive advantage in the global market, companies held down wages.
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The Norwood facility has little innovations that stack up into a competitive advantage.
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Taking all of these steps early will gain you a major competitive advantage.
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It's also not supposed to manipulate exchange rates to gain unfair competitive advantage.
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The result: foreign-based companies have a significant competitive advantage over American companies.
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"I don't see a competitive advantage for U.S. manufactured arms abroad," he said.
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"I think most people can see that's a huge competitive advantage," Ainslie said.
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It will also afford a competitive advantage to U.S. companies, including his own.
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" Daniels, however, said that the Rangers were not "looking for a competitive advantage.
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Unions generally embrace automation as a competitive advantage that makes jobs more secure.
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In fact, we believe the diversity of our workforce is a competitive advantage.
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Though everyone tosses around AI as a competitive advantage, Curated seemingly has a genuine competitive advantage on this front, owing to the background of Vivas, who sold to LinkedIn an earlier company that used AI to automate the recruiting process.
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Schumpeter would, correctly, argue that firms which innovate deserve a window of competitive advantage.
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Not making money can be the ultimate competitive advantage, if you can afford it.
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Yet UPS' report emphasized the importance of these companies' competitive advantage: their store bases.
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Under Hees, Kraft Heinz said it would sell brands that lacked a competitive advantage.
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So we concentrated on where we had the most competitive advantage, that's binge viewing.
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That kind of cross-device optimization is a big part of Apple's competitive advantage.
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It also helps that canary analysis isn't exactly a competitive advantage for either company.
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Yet as the years go by, its competitive advantage will likely continue to slip.
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" What they're saying: "It's a competitive advantage as long we continue to maximize it.
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Beauty filters can be a competitive advantage to a business, if not a necessity.
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Supercharging talent yields one of the most valuable sources of competitive advantage: switchover cost.
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On the other side, you know, it does give us a competitive advantage, right?
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We are confident this group will provide Flipkart with enhanced strategic and competitive advantage.
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Have you ever stolen the ball from an opponent to gain a competitive advantage?
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"Information systems is all about how companies use technology for competitive advantage," she said.
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But Apple has a clear competitive advantage — Siri works in dozens of different languages.
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The company likely sees its own massive sales figures as a competitive advantage here.
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VICE Sports: How long have athletes been using substances to gain a competitive advantage?
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So that would just break up the competitive advantage, basically, of the data profiles.
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It can be a tremendous competitive advantage both from a talent and cost perspective.
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We have been picking spots where we think we have an unfair competitive advantage.
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And shipping costs can often exceed the sales tax, wiping out any competitive advantage.
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Gutting 21st CCLC would hurt families, weaken communities and threaten our nation's competitive advantage.
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"We can maintain our competitive advantage with sustained sufficient and predictable funding," he said.
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Salomon's competitive advantage over rivals was demonstrated by its early dominance in mortgage securities.
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Our competitive advantage depends on leveraging all of our smartest talent, male or female.
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Instead, maintaining regulations gives them a competitive advantage thanks to their huge financial resources.
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Analysts said to not worry as Apple's competitive advantage has never been on price.
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Clearly, improving brain function including memory will give competitive advantage, which any military wants.
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Cybersecurity defenses — including new cybersecurity certification programs—can help companies build their competitive advantage.
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However, Buffett likes to put an emphasis on that last bit: the competitive advantage.
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One Wall Street analyst believes Netflix's original content scale is a big competitive advantage.
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Suburbs, however, clearly have the competitive advantage when it comes to the almighty chain restaurant.
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It's a big competitive advantage, and collecting this kind of data isn't foreign to Facebook.
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Such an evolution of e-commerce could grow into yet another competitive advantage for Amazon.
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"Amazon certainly had this competitive advantage," said Mukesh Patel, who teaches business at Rutgers University.
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When consumer AR gets here, it will have the same competitive advantage mobile had: plurality.
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Instagram is the one space where young people have a competitive advantage on older workers.
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There are limited sources of genuine competitive advantage in Silicon Valley, as with other businesses.
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Privacy is a competitive advantage for Germany, as well as for Europe by global comparison.
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A clean, unique data set is a competitive advantage in itself (so don't sell it!).
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Constant innovation gives it a huge competitive advantage which many retailers will struggle to match.
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The belief, as you know, in Silicon Valley is essentially, ignorance is a competitive advantage.
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MOVE Guides'TalentMobility Cloud enables global organizations to turn workforce mobility into a true competitive advantage.
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"It gives her a competitive advantage and an indirect benefit to her financially," Stone said.
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Creativity is becoming a strategic lever to create a competitive advantage in the corporate world.
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" MKM initiated Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet and said each company has a "powerful competitive advantage.
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In the early days, IBM's competitive advantage was its longstanding relationships with Fortune 500 companies.
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"From a transport perspective, we have an unassailable competitive advantage," CEO Hayden Locke told Reuters.
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Zhu strongly denied the devaluation of the yuan was aimed at achieving a competitive advantage.
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Lynn believes any team with this type of chair would gain a serious competitive advantage.
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And building a great network does matter — a lot — in establishing a sustainable competitive advantage.
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The first group has a significant competitive advantage, one that goes beyond sheer individual talent.
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Analysts at Jefferies called the trial result "a significant differentiator and competitive advantage for RTH258".
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Najarian argues that Buffett's criteria for investments is brand recognition, competitive advantage, and excellent management.
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Its border with China, a military flashpoint in the past, is now a competitive advantage.
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Walmart's spread-out store base is its biggest competitive advantage to reach mid-income shoppers.
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"We're leaning into our store base, which is a competitive advantage for us," she added.
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We don't need to be following folks around in order to gain some competitive advantage.
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O'Shea's influence, and competitive advantage, will perhaps be most powerfully felt at a retail level.
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POINT TWO, IS LET'S JUST PUT OUR COMPANIES IN A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN THE WORLD.
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Competitive advantage: Unlike Beepi, Shift lets buyers test drive a car before they purchase it.
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Being a reliable payments service is therefore a competitive advantage for companies, said the experts.
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I was fascinated by people that could build competitive advantage in a relatively new market.
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He says that China has given itself a "tremendous" competitive advantage by weakening its currency.
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The Fighting Irish have lost their uniqueness, which for decades was the university's competitive advantage.
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"That is a competitive advantage that many chief executives could learn from," Mr. Sorkin writes.
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But Weld's stance on social issues would be a competitive advantage in the general election.
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Moreover, security is often integrated into new business initiatives and used as a competitive advantage.
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The company&aposs competitive advantage, Eisinger said, is the global network effect it has created.
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"It's been an incredible competitive advantage for us to learn more about this," Garutti said.
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He&aposd rather spend his time vetting a company&aposs competitive advantage and business initiatives.
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He&aposd seen his initial investment transition into a formidable competitive advantage in real time.
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Talent attraction and retention is a key competitive advantage in the nascent self-driving industry.
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But a new class of startups is trying to turn the burden into a competitive advantage.
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They also renewed their commitment to not devaluing to obtain a competitive advantage for their exporters.
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"We think we have a competitive advantage because we hire people with differing abilities," Marks says.
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Schawbel suggests that, in the always-on distraction of social media, solitude is a competitive advantage.
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That made it a popular tool for elite athletes looking to get a legal competitive advantage.
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They are arguably our most important competitive advantage, and something that has grown to define us.
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The bilingual scientist who can later write all this up in English has a competitive advantage.
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But as a former defensive lineman-turned-entrepreneur, I'm constantly remembering the value of competitive advantage.
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"That is going to impede our ability to capitalize on that competitive advantage," Mr. Dooley said.
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The technology is going to be key to gain a competitive advantage against other telecom companies.
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Because why look a rival's gifthorse in the month and pointlessly squander an unexpected competitive advantage.
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Secrecy preserves a source of competitive advantage that generally cannot be recovered once secrecy is lost.
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Other car-sharing services rely on even more flexibility for rentals as a key competitive advantage.
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What matters is, are we using our knowledge in the quantum world to bring competitive advantage?
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These new features also raise some important questions, especially if it's pitched as a competitive advantage.
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Additionally, the new revenue stream of after-sale purchases provides a competitive advantage and customer convenience.
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In their minds, technology is a strategic asset that provides a competitive advantage against other countries.
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Dyson strikes me as a company that uses hardware industrial design as its main competitive advantage.
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Fox sees the fact it has almost received regulatory approval as a competitive advantage over Comcast.
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This used to increase Amazon's competitive advantage and tended to create a race to the bottom.
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Everyone in the mobile world now acknowledges the importance of industrial design as a competitive advantage.
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It's now nearly impossible for a startup to develop a competitive advantage around algorithm development alone.
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For decades, favorable U.S. tax treatment allowed the economy to be built with a competitive advantage.
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This risks these firms selling secrets or using what they learn to gain a competitive advantage.
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"That's our competitive advantage," explains Alexandre Figueiredo, who is in charge of production at the plant.
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Joseph Dunford's warning that "the U.S. military's competitive advantage against potential adversaries is eroding" in mind.
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To gain a competitive advantage, other nations are making historic investments in their own transportation infrastructure.
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That competitive advantage will be diminished when Amazon has Whole Foods' network of stores, she said.
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Currency devaluation translates faster into competitive advantage, but trade barriers can maintain an edge for longer.
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Guggenheim believes this announcement could give GM a competitive advantage in monetizing the next generation technology.
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"The UK's reputation for quality regulation and high standards is a key competitive advantage," Celic said.
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Buffett looks for businesses that will continue to have a competitive advantage decades down the line.
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"London's uniquely diverse talent pool is a massive competitive advantage for its startup scene," she says.
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To him, it shows that users genuinely enjoy the product, which is a big competitive advantage.
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The City's competitive advantage is founded on more than just unfettered access to the single market.
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Producers have decided that going live — something streaming platforms do not do — provides a competitive advantage.
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Employing workers without legal status gives the company a competitive advantage, industry officials told the Post.
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Scientists believe that very high testosterone levels yield a competitive advantage to women in every sport.
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That Apple has used its App Store to offer itself a competitive advantage is nothing new.
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Head said they were convinced Sharapova had not taken the drug to gain any competitive advantage.
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This ferment of ideas is a key that enables America to have a distinct competitive advantage.
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The same myopia applies to businesses that have obtained provisions that give them a competitive advantage.
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Or take Mr. Trump's repeated claims that China gains a competitive advantage by manipulating its currency.
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A significant source of competitive advantage for us, some of the pipeline infrastructure that we manage.
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Since then, other countries have cut their rates aggressively in order to gain a competitive advantage.
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As a result, the competitive advantage that the U.S. once had in attracting businesses has evaporated.
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These music bundles will increasingly be combined with other services as well to build competitive advantage.
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This plan is to focus on certain markets where it has a competitive advantage, it said.
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Alternatively, American prices and wages would rise enough to undo the competitive advantage that border-adjustment confers.
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During the 893-289 playoffs, the Patriots allegedly used under-inflated footballs to gain a competitive advantage.
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While items purchased in the store offer no competitive advantage, they make the game fun and fresh.
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They further argue that the public option plans would have an unfair competitive advantage over private plans.
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Beyond the obvious benefits it provides the environment, Google also sees renewable energy as a competitive advantage.
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So American businesses are scrambling to figure out how to use drones to gain a competitive advantage.
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"Other airlines have the significant competitive advantage of antitrust immunity in the U.S.-Australasia market," American said.
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Firms need to get finance together and seek out new markets to exploit their new competitive advantage.
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These data become part of the firms' capital, and, as such, a fearsome source of competitive advantage.
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Systems of Intelligence are like Ford Assembly Lines and Toyota Production Systems – powerful weapons for competitive advantage.
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Why would Microsoft want LinkedIn, and how would they use it as a competitive advantage against Apple?
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Goldman Sachs has known for many years that technology is a key competitive advantage in financial services.
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And it has developed a competitive advantage — or moat — despite other venture-backed companies in the sector.
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The backdrop: The IAAF believes hyperandrogenism, or naturally high testosterone in women, gives athletes a competitive advantage.
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So when you look at competitive advantage think of it in the context of the technology age.
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U.S. companies continue to enjoy a competitive advantage in exploiting new frontiers of oil and gas exploration.
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"Our hands-on approach to property management gives us a competitive advantage over other companies," it reads.
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" He continued, "Anything less stifles innovation and science and compromises a competitive advantage of the United States.
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And, for a competitive advantage standpoint, I like to get a lot of good players around me.
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Unfortunately, our title holder sought an unfair competitive advantage, and that's just not acceptable in our system.
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On the contrary, as their competitors scramble, these companies will find themselves with a new competitive advantage.
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Medal also faces entrenched institutions that see incompatibility and control of your data as a competitive advantage.
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They also have attempted to improve upon it, finding ways to upgrade this template for competitive advantage.
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The combination of hip and practical could give the new company a competitive advantage, Mr. Harteveldt said.
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Well, business is business, whether it's widgets or weed, and any bit of competitive advantage is welcome.
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Japanese policymakers generally favor a weak yen as it gives the country's exports a competitive advantage overseas.
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In fact, Amazon is probably the poster child for a company pursuing a cost-based competitive advantage.
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ACTION for Trade is dedicated to shaping U.S. trade policy to protect our competitive advantage as innovators.
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When large companies learn to sustain their competitive advantage through disruptive technologies, the unicorn game is limited.
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Higher wages in China — and other emerging nations — are now limiting the competitive advantage of those economies.
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But the Department of Commerce is obstructing this competitive advantage, while China races to deploy 2628G technologies.
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Unscrupulous players, managers, and even entire countries will do whatever it takes to gain a competitive advantage.
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With each growing small business, communities are strengthened, jobs are created, and America's competitive advantage is reinforced.
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"I don't think that safety features are often that much of a competitive advantage," Toyota's Adler said.
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A staff ace is a rare bird, and holding two is the Mets' only known competitive advantage.
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That responsiveness could become a major competitive advantage, which could drive the localization of manufacturing ever further.
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Rita McGrath is a professor at Columbia Business School and author of The End of Competitive Advantage.
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Time and again, over internal objections, Zuckerberg chose growth and competitive advantage over caution and privacy-consciousness.
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It wanted to be faster, cheaper, and, someday, bigger, and it saw technology as its competitive advantage.
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Cosmetics retailer Sephora, for example, is building a competitive advantage by discovering and investing in new brands.
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If you think I have an unfair competitive advantage, consider this: I lose most of my races.
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However, our neighbors disregard some of these practices, lowering production costs and creating an unjust competitive advantage.
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Second, natural gas producers like Exxon Mobil would at first gain a competitive advantage in power markets.
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Mike McDerment, CEO of Freshbooks, points out that strong leaders use imposter syndrome as a competitive advantage.
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The 27-year-old has faced years of complaints that her hyperandrogenism gave her an unfair competitive advantage.
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It's a pain in the ass, says Bowers, but it doesn't give any one team a competitive advantage.
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At the time, Buffett believed the shoe company had a competitive advantage, but he was later proved wrong.
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You'll also learn how to differentiate your products from similar ones and gain the competitive advantage you need.
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Not to mention what comes in ... But it's a competitive advantage and I think it's worth billions. Billions.
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"It is going to give us a competitive advantage," Hilde Aasheim, head of Hydro's Primary Metals division, said.
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Most incendiary for this administration, the South Korean government was accused of devaluing its currency for competitive advantage.
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Inking more local and partnerships could also help Uber China develop a long-term competitive advantage, she added.
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For a while, it would be a competitive advantage, and, soon enough, it would become a competitive requirement.
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Their approach now is to include people in women's sports unless they demonstrably have an unfair competitive advantage.
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Clearly, companies are appointing women for show and not because they think it will add a competitive advantage.
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Its purchases of American dollars have even drawn the accusation that it manipulates its currency for competitive advantage.
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Supporters say online sellers have a competitive advantage over "brick and mortar" stores that must collect sales taxes.
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Since Apple doesn't have to pay any fees to itself, Spotify believes it has an unfair competitive advantage.
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"We end up, slightly bizarrely, by having something of a competitive advantage (from Brexit)," he said on Wednesday.
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"It would be a tragedy if we lost our competitive advantage by accident," Glent told a TheCityUK conference.
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They could charge tech companies extra fees to reach customers, giving a competitive advantage to those that pay.
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Millennials may not realize it, but working for low pay is a competitive advantage (and a temporary one).
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Is it an unfair competitive advantage that some people grow up rich and some people grow up poor?
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We see huge value in businesses and teams that create a competitive advantage by being strategically data driven.
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Regulations adopted in its wake gave New York's banks such a competitive advantage that local capital markets withered.
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Costco also manages a limited inventory, which gives its merchandising teams a competitive advantage over Walmart and Target.
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This was a hasty and ill-advised decision that damaged U.S. economic interests and increased China's competitive advantage.
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" In fact, he said: "It might be a competitive advantage because the companies will probably be more trustworthy.
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However, when regulation is promoted to the economic or competitive advantage of a few, something is seriously flawed.
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Aside from cost, Google enjoys a competitive advantage over Apple with its Google Classroom software, according to Boreham.
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So, all the business process outsourcing is a tremendous competitive advantage, because we have a highly-educated workforce.
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Her gender is not only a core tenet of her campaign — she's treating it as a competitive advantage.
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"It is the quality, culture and efficiency of our people that gives us our competitive advantage," he said.
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By promoting density, skyscrapers confer a competitive advantage and allow a city to become a beacon of commerce.
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He said that Tramadol, in his opinion, would not give him a competitive advantage, according to the statement.
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It is teamwork that remains the ultimate competitive advantage, both because it is so powerful and so rare.
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"Provenance is our competitive advantage," says Sergei Ivanov, chief executive of Alrosa, the company which owns the mine.
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Facebook For Facebook, its 20203 acquisition of VPN app maker Onavo for years served as a competitive advantage.
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These savvy advocates look to regulation, tax policies, or government rules to give their organizations a competitive advantage.
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When regulation forces an industry to invest in leading-edge technologies, that industry often gains a competitive advantage.
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But most of all, the Southern notion that low wages are a sustainable competitive advantage has to end.
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Two other emoluments cases attack Trump for his alleged competitive advantage at the Trump-branded real estate empire.
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That spelled lower transportation costs and competitive advantage for a company that buys milk by the tanker-truck.
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Analysts said Carrefour Brasil lacks a substantial competitive advantage to its rival that would justify higher share prices.
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You know, economic activity will flow to where the competitive advantage is and where the costs are lower.
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The notion that one VC can exploit money to achieve sustainable competitive advantage is ludicrous on its face.
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Netflix has been notorious for keeping most of its viewership data secret, citing it as a competitive advantage.
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Integrating the science of ritual will give brands and companies a distinct competitive advantage in today's crowded market.
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There was a brief period in which using electronic mail as a technology reporter was a competitive advantage.
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The operation targeted intellectual property and corporate secrets to give Chinese companies an unfair competitive advantage, they said.
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A weaker yuan makes Chinese exports more attractive, giving them a competitive advantage in international markets, some experts argue.
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As companies get bigger, their ability to demand access and special treatment grows accordingly and becomes a competitive advantage.
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"However, each of these sources of competitive advantage is badly eroded by incomplete transformation and by racism," he said.
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By "weaponising logistics", argues Bain, they have shown how supply chains can serve as a basis for competitive advantage.
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Making them even a little bit better would lead to big energy savings—and give Dyson a competitive advantage.
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Demetrix's competitive advantage, according to Ubersax, is the company's access to an exclusive license on Keasling's research from Berkeley.
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"We believe this will give us a competitive advantage on the continent which we haven't had before," he said.
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The researchers studied a number of factors that make stocks popular, including perceived brand value, competitive advantage and reputation.
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He called it a "groundbreaking step" that had not been attempted before and would give Aramco a competitive advantage.
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Mr O'Leary fears his rivals' staff want to eliminate Ryanair's competitive advantage by imposing their own inefficient working practices.
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But because Facebook and Google run their own advertising ecosystems, not sharing their user data protects their competitive advantage.
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Lanfear suspects that Amgen offered United bigger rebates across its entire portfolio of drugs to gain a competitive advantage.
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That's solid enough for mobile gaming, and you can drop the resolution if you need a more competitive advantage.
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These states know that a solid infrastructure is a competitive advantage when it comes to attracting business and jobs.
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Every improvement in AI makes it more likely that this competitive advantage is open-sourced and available to everyone.
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In 2006 he estimated that 41% of China's competitive advantage over America in manufacturing stemmed from unfair trade practices.
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It's a steady, solid business with a durable competitive advantage, low capital-investment needs and good economies of scale.
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Capturing value chain opportunities, for example by establishing and controlling distribution, can be a real source of competitive advantage.
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Parker is the author of "Culture Connection: How Developing a Winning Culture Will Give Your Organization a Competitive Advantage."
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The U.S. accuses China of hacking into American companies, stealing intellectual property and using it as a competitive advantage.
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Plus, the developer ecosystem formed around the Oral-B developer program creates competitive advantage that is difficult to replicate.
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So again, you're trying to understand what is the long-term competitive advantage of that type of a play.
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Trump's top trade adviser Peter Navarro accused Germany of using a "grossly undervalued" euro to gain a competitive advantage.
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Fitch believes the group achieves a significant competitive advantage as a leading, large and long-established financial services provider.
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At a societal level, economic liberty is crucial to new business formation, job growth, productivity, and global competitive advantage.
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Being eco-friendly has become an investor demand, a legal requirement, a thriving market and a clear competitive advantage.
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Corpbanca Colombia's profitability is modest given its moderate franchise and limited competitive advantage, which generally constrains the interest margins.
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For example, what if the provider decided to zero-rate its own services to give itself a competitive advantage?
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The social network's massive user base is its greatest competitive advantage, but it has also become a potential problem.
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But for some drivers, Uber's size and competitive advantage may make it the only feasible route to finding clients.
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"The competitive advantage that the United States military has long enjoyed is eroding," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen.
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InstaCharge claims it cannot divulge details about the app in order to preserve a competitive advantage over potential copycats.
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Given the dearth of AI talent globally, the United States must secure a competitive advantage where it matters most.
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"One competitive advantage, if you make it through the F.D.A., is insurance companies will cover it," Dr. Doblin said.
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The big players have invested specifically in making these platforms closed and proprietary to maximize their own competitive advantage.
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Accumulated data creates competitive advantage, and money can be made by consolidating everything that is known about an individual.
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"Berkshire's balance sheet strength is a significant competitive advantage, and its liquidity position is the highest ever," she wrote.
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As the world's leading natural gas producer, the U.S. should have a major competitive advantage in this crucial market.
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He suggested that some players intentionally put their ball back in the wrong spot to gain a competitive advantage.
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In Fitch's view, the depth of research and resulting thorough knowledge of companies provide it with a competitive advantage.
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Certainly, it would be a lot more complicated, but it would have a distinctive value and a competitive advantage.
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Washington has accused Germany, Japan and China of exploiting exchange rate weakness for competitive advantage over the United States.
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His team leads the global airline's daily efforts to make technology a competitive advantage for Delta's customers and employees.
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"We believe in the transformative power of data to drive innovation and competitive advantage for businesses," the company says.
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The data layer, when it becomes open and ubiquitous, will erode the competitive advantage of data-rich financial institutions.
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Although its catalog business was losing money, it had given Sears a competitive advantage: direct sales to customers' doorsteps.
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The actual causal mechanism could have been malaria, or warfare, or volcanic activity, or some competitive advantage in agriculture.
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Bill Mitchell, a fervent Trump supporter, sees this raw approach to news as the New Media Upside Down's competitive advantage.
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Interoperability would take away Facebook's nearly insurmountable competitive advantage of being the place where all of your friends already are.
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The most dynamic firms will find creative ways to chart a path through today's challenging terrain and seize competitive advantage.
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All of a sudden that's an addressable market — it provides a competitive advantage to be the developer who supports it.
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A thoughtful approach to building something that's difficult to do will go a long way when establishing a competitive advantage.
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They have a competitive advantage, because after the lights are out they can sense us, but we can't sense them.
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Some analysts argue that splitting the business risks depriving Aramco of the competitive advantage an integrated business has to offer.
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"Low-cost producers will use their competitive advantage to increase their share relative to higher-cost producers," Dale told reporters.
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Companies that have positioned themselves early in those strategic areas will benefit from a key competitive advantage, in Fitch's opinion.
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Coaches gonna coach, and try to keep whatever competitive advantage they believe they're getting from their empty calorie press conferences.
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Privacy, it turns out, is a competitive advantage for Facebook, not the cudgel the company's critics hoped it might be.
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Lifan vehicles are available for $15,000, similar to the price of used imports, which could be a strong competitive advantage.
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And if nothing else, Shelton's banking on his new venture giving him an even bigger competitive advantage on The Voice.
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Besides, China is still running a healthy trade surplus, which lessens its incentive to seek a competitive advantage by devaluation.
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Real-time customer service Many businesses pride themselves on good customer service and use it to establish a competitive advantage.
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Hours after the yuan dropped, America's Treasury designated China a "currency manipulator" and promised to eliminate its "unfair competitive advantage".
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China's key competitive advantage is its lower construction cost, said Corrine Png, the CEO of transport research firm Crucial Perspective.
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Emirates in the UAE have traditionally avoided imposing taxes, presenting their lack of taxation as a competitive advantage for business.
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Their CEO, Yashar Behzadi says, To date, the major platform companies have leveraged data moats to maintain their competitive advantage.
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This in turn drives the competitive advantage for platforms able to learn more about more users' identity, location and preferences.
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So it's no wonder investors and entrepreneurs are optimistic about the potential of data to form a new competitive advantage.
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Most firms don't put a lot of detail into their public disclosure reports in order to keep their competitive advantage.
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We see you penetrating U.S. private systems and then sharing that data with your companies to give them competitive advantage.
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The companies that lead the way in data privacy standards will also develop a competitive advantage and win market share.
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Oreo is one of the best beloved brands by millennials so I think that's another competitive advantage that we have.
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Throughout history, our country's best infrastructure investments have always had a single focus: giving America a long-term competitive advantage.
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Fourth, the United States maintains a competitive advantage in technology and experience in the extractive industries, especially for unconventional reserves.
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In a crowded field, he said, the expertise and experience of the combined Burford firm is a distinct competitive advantage.
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And it seems Apple is determined to wring as much competitive advantage out of its Sign In feature as possible.
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Unlike Spotify, YouTube Music is fully licensed as it enters the region — a potential competitive advantage for the time being.
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Because diverse teams — especially in tech — are unequivocally better equipped to solve problems and ultimately give organizations a competitive advantage.
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Spotify has emphasized its wide availability — free memberships, compatibility with multiple operating systems and smart speakers — as a competitive advantage.
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But if the entrepreneur's thesis is right and execution is strong, those big upfront investments can lock in competitive advantage.
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The US Treasury Department has officially called China out for manipulating its currency to give itself "an unfair competitive advantage".
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If left unchecked, Russia and China will only continue to erode the competitive advantage our military has held for decades.
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Those countries drag down the euro's value and, in so doing, give Germany an unfair competitive advantage in world markets.
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Characterized as the intelligence era, the source of competitive advantage is shifting from code to unique data + self-learning code.
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Creed said Yum China's strategic partnership with Primavera and Ant Financial will give the newly independent company a competitive advantage.
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"We think that Tesla, right now, has a large competitive advantage compared to others like Waymo and Cruise," he said.
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Such an appreciation would be needed to eliminate the unfair competitive advantage the country now enjoys in world export markets.
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With Google Earth creation tools that tie into Google Drive, Google has added another competitive advantage for its own products.
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"Our primary competitive advantage is serial construction of nuclear plants, repeating the same design as often as possible," Komarov said.
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As parties angle for competitive advantage using such tactics, the upshot is a more confrontational style of partisanship in Congress.
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"Aramco's scale of production in combination with its vast hydrocarbon resources is a very strong competitive advantage," Moody's analysts said.
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"They are securing the sources of their competitive advantage," said Mario Ortelli, a luxury analyst with Ortelli & Company of London.
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"Aramco's scale of production in combination with its vast hydrocarbon resources is a very strong competitive advantage," Moody's analysts wrote.
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This assault saps economic growth, costs Americans jobs, weakens our military capability and undercuts a key American competitive advantage — innovation.
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Adjusting the salary cap or luxury tax using expected post-tax instead of pre-tax dollars eliminates this competitive advantage.
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He couldn&apost gauge whether Google had a durable competitive advantage or would be overtaken by rivals, he told investors.
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"Poor broadband speeds will hold back Australia and its competitive advantage," said John O'Mahony, an economist at Deloitte Access Economics.
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Smaller bodies are better at dissipating heat, so higher temperatures might give individuals with less body mass a competitive advantage.
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With the unemployment rates near record lows, we should be aggressively working to increase the competitive advantage of the workforce.
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The fleet's age will be young, with an average of 6.9 years, putting it at a competitive advantage over rivals.
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Robert Dagnall, a job-search strategist in San Diego who worked with Simmons, suggested reframing age as a competitive advantage.
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Our nation's diversity is our greatest competitive advantage, but only if we provide opportunities to grow talent and career mobility.
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Rivals, most notably France's Ligue 1, believe it gives English soccer a competitive advantage in the global battle for viewers.
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This is why 80 percent of chief executives believe their company is approaching sustainability as a route to competitive advantage.
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"Every team has to find their competitive advantage," said Lang, whose team faces top-seeded St. Cloud State on Friday.
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Everyone will benefit deeply and meaningfully from sharing — even those of us who stand to lose an initial competitive advantage.
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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE In a market dominated by large international central securities depositories, such as EuroClear and Clearstream, as well BNY Mellon and JP Morgan, Colle said the BNPP Securities Services model, which combines multi-local and global capabilities, will prove a competitive advantage by unlocking pools of collateral that were previously trapped in local markets.
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" In his 2008 letter to shareholders, Buffett wrote, "What I had assessed as durable competitive advantage vanished within a few years.
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"It's led to a short-term increase in costs, but it's strengthening their competitive advantage in the long run," said Tepper.
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Their physical branch networks that have long represented a competitive advantage for traditional banks are becoming an albatross around their necks.
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There are a number of large precincts which require mixed-use capability and scale, and that plays to our competitive advantage.
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The new proposal by the MInistry of Health — placing emphasis on medical research, will enable us to maintain our competitive advantage.
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Perhaps the most harmful characteristic about government regulations is that they provide a competitive advantage to big corporations over small businesses.
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"As a nation, historically, an immigration system and a country that welcomes immigrants has been our greatest competitive advantage," Schulte said.
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DRA has been around since the 1970s, but pipeline operators kept its use quiet, believing it gave them a competitive advantage.
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A world in which everyone else has to abide by antitrust laws except Amazon is obviously a competitive advantage for Amazon.
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DXY after Trump's top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, accused Germany of using a "grossly undervalued" euro to gain a competitive advantage.
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Blue Cross benefitted significantly from governmental overreach that allowed the company to compete — with a competitive advantage over other private organizations.
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Eighty-two percent of respondents to Deloitte's 2016 Global Human Capital Trends survey identified culture as a potential competitive advantage. 3.
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Buffett looks for businesses that will continue to have a competitive advantage decades down the line, not just in the moment.
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They will compete with offshore-outsourced labor, quickly deliver new innovations to business and help companies gain an agile competitive advantage.
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However, I see it as an opportunity for Republicans and a context in which the GOP actually has unique competitive advantage.
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The United States has a competitive advantage in a range of services, including finance, engineering, software, education, legal and information technology.
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That would improve American manufacturers' competitive advantage on the global stage, he says, and is more important that restructuring trade deals.
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The restrictions limited sales opportunities for American wine in Canada and gave a substantial competitive advantage to local wines, it said.
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Do we really want to put this hard won global competitive advantage and the associated well-paying manufacturing jobs at risk?
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In a crowded marketplace dominated by big-name brands like Skinnygirl, angel Investor Kelly Hoey questioned the start-up's competitive advantage.
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PwC global chairman Bob Moritz told Business Insider that the "upskilling" investment would provide a competitive advantage as a recruitment tool.
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"He answered my questions, taught me the insurance business and explained to me the competitive advantage that Geico had," Buffett says.
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They are also questioning if Microsoft could gain an unfair competitive advantage by combining its own software with LinkedIn's user information.
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"We believe that the combination of fashion expertise, high operating efficiency and innovative technology gives Zalando a competitive advantage," he wrote.
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It also has one of the largest salesforces in the domestic market, which provides a key competitive advantage compared with peers.
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Southern coaches, who naturally wanted to preserve the competitive advantage of being located near so many top recruits, were not fans.
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One of Spotify's better features – and a competitive advantage for its app in the streaming music market – are its personalized playlists.
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In 2007, the National Academy's seminal "Rising Above the Gathering Storm" report outlined the steps needed to secure our competitive advantage.
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To build a more lasting competitive advantage in the transition to electric vehicles, Volkswagen will need a blockbuster product, Ramsey said.
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But carbon-tax proponents say the opposite, that Canada could gain a competitive advantage by acting before its much larger neighbor.
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HNA is guaranteeing to investors a minimum return of 8 to 10 percent, calling that a competitive advantage, the document showed.
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The fall in the rupee has supplied Indian exporters a competitive advantage, reducing the price of their wares in dollar terms.
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Google is also a WPP client — its second largest — which gives WPP a competitive advantage with its other clients, he said.
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The FCA's analysis showed that the main banks derive their competitive advantage from a combination of current accounts and many branches.
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"I think there's consensus that our system is broken and we may be fatally undermining our critical competitive advantage," says Kania.
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That could include assuring European drillers don't take advantage of the sanctions to gain a competitive advantage over U.S.-headquartered producers.
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But most pitch decks don&apost go into enough detail about a business&apos competitive advantage or growth plan, Luzio said.
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" He also said, "the G.M. Cruise approach of a fully integrated hardware and software stack gives it a unique competitive advantage.
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Indeed, the more fps the better with gaming, as it means smoother gameplay and even a competitive advantage in some cases.
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He doesn't believe Tesla will gain a competitive advantage over automakers that still use brick-and-mortar dealerships to sell cars.
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Monroe says this isn't just the right thing to do to help women; it will give National Geographic a competitive advantage.
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That was a competitive advantage for us in the Department of Defense that I felt a lot of others didn't have.
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London (CNN Business)Trees, natural wood surfaces and water features — could these be investments that give your business a competitive advantage?
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BCA caps obstruct our path to modernization and continue to narrow the technical competitive advantage we presently maintain over our adversaries.
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The competitive advantage some of these large brokerage firms that imploded had had from their size was no longer an asset.
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Additionally, he said, Snapsheet is tapping into new willingness on the part of insurance companies to use tech for a competitive advantage.
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How long before the able-bodied begin to exploit these enhancements to augment their own competitive advantage in an increasingly crowded world?
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On the other hand, the lower average age of Tinder users could be a competitive advantage for the Match company, he added.
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If the US starts to close its economy, Niedermeyer warns, that could actually increase Mexico's competitive advantage for the global car industry.
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"Maintaining a large store base gives us a competitive advantage in the evolving retail landscape," CEO Marvin Ellison said in a statement.
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Fitch views the company's right to use the Blue Cross trademark as a significant competitive advantage in the Idaho health care market.
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It's a clever way for the airlines to provide a competitive advantage, even as passengers are seriously inconvenienced because of security measures.
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A strong yen is considered negative for Japan's export-reliant economy as it erodes the competitive advantage of its goods sold overseas.
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Adding to their competitive advantage, Midwest refiners will soon be able to tap Bakken crude through the nearly completed Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Cost is also a competitive advantage; Gett Together is looking to get pricing at or even below standard rates for bus fare.
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Players are striving to gain competitive advantage by focusing on stringent regulations issued by regulatory bodies pertaining to safety of finished products.
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"Individuals can have more trust in the companies that process their data transparently, and that is a competitive advantage," she told Reuters.
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At least that's one competitive advantage for Daum, a Kakao-owned web portal, for its coverage in Ulleung-gun, Gyeongbuk, South Korea.
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Will this also be how you source deal-flow or how might this be a competitive advantage for the startups you back?
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Plus, Bloomberg's sources claim that Verizon's service will be similarly priced to competitors, so it probably won't have a competitive advantage there.
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"Clearly, we think our stores are a competitive advantage," Walmart CFO Michael Dastugue told analysts at a UBS-hosted conference in March.
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Apple has always cultivated a culture of confidentially about its work, as a means of maintaining a competitive advantage over the competition.
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Here are a few reflections on what having a seat at the investors' table means to me: Representation is a competitive advantage.
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This compounding competitive advantage is something that only Google and a few others have built, but is within reach of today's startups.
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The addition of Alpine's technology could be a competitive advantage for Headspace, in the crowded and growing field of self-care apps.
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She noted that having a strong ethical purpose was also a big competitive advantage, helping to attract both talented employees and investors.
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However, you have to hold your people, even your best people, accountable if you want your culture to remain a competitive advantage.
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The authority's report highlighted that the two companies acted as both publishers and technical intermediaries for advertisers, giving them a competitive advantage.
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This gives clubs that do not participate in Europe's top prize-money generating competitions a "considerable competitive advantage internationally," said the report.
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This price difference gives Sony a key competitive advantage, according to Piers Harding-Rolls, director and head of games at IHS Technology.
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Business theory holds that firms can at best enjoy only temporary periods of "competitive advantage" during which they can rake in cash.
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Either wages can rise in compensation, in which case business costs will rise and the competitive advantage of devaluation will be eroded.
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Companies that curate such data sources and build frequently used, intelligent applications will create a virtuous cycle and a sustainable competitive advantage.
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Having more people who have profited from such experiences can be a competitive advantage for our nation in a complex, global economy.
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I think they will find that ethics and values in business are best understood as a competitive advantage than as window dressing.
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And that low-cost electricity is good for American businesses—cheap power gives them an important competitive advantage in the global marketplace.
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"We believe Best Buy has a durable competitive advantage in senior care, its niche in the healthcare services market," the analysts said.
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Volkswagen used diesel as a competitive advantage against rivals like Toyota or General Motors' Opel, which were slower to invest in diesel.
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With women making up forty-seven per cent of the American workforce, the retention of female talent is a significant competitive advantage.
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With all due respect, I think asking if elevated levels of testosterone give female athletes a competitive advantage is the wrong question.
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The device could give Samsung (SSNLF) a competitive advantage in early 5G markets, which includes parts of the US and South Korea.
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CIOs are becoming the expert source on enterprise trends and new innovative solutions to help companies gain and maintain a competitive advantage.
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This means that being able to build relationships with the best U.S. VCs is a key competitive advantage for an EF company.
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But in a saturated market dominated by brands like Con Agra's Slim Jim, venture capitalist Nikhil Kalghatgi was concerned about competitive advantage.
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Despite the competitive advantage that might come from automation, many brewers don't want their craft reduced to pushing a button, Stockinger said.
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Processing more oxygen gives runners a competitive advantage, which is why the world's best runners fit in time for high-altitude training.
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Satellites already monitor everything from how busy retailers' parking lots are, above, to illegal mining activity — giving companies a new competitive advantage.
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But Deutsche Bank's biggest problem is that it lacks a clear identity or competitive advantage in the global banking market, analysts say.
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Navarro, head of Trump's new National Trade Council, had accused Germany of using a "grossly undervalued" euro to gain a competitive advantage.
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It is counterproductive in the extreme to leave people who could give us competitive advantage in India or China or anywhere else.
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Changes in employment patterns appear to be giving those who are highly educated an even bigger competitive advantage than they have had.
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The new approach, very different from the one taken during Apollo, uses a competitive advantage that the United States has over China.
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And that relies on the most American of virtues — the power of ideas — to maximise a competitive advantage that China cannot match.
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Tariffs merely push the dollar higher in the foreign exchange markets, which offsets the competitive advantage provided by a tax on imports.
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" The online advertising "provides him with a huge competitive advantage over Democrats [and] enables Trump to set the narrative on his terms.
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He said he's heard from each campaign by email and that no candidate appears to have a competitive advantage at this point.
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They are each expanding their market opportunity, but also straying out of their zones of competitive advantage into areas of increasing rivalry.
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While the company awaits further spectrum auctions to expand its network functionality, it can explore alternative solutions to maintain this competitive advantage.
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DropLabs has an opportunity to market to gamers, offering a more immersive experience across their games and potentially even a competitive advantage.
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Spotify's decision to not make lyrics integration a priority has given Apple Music a competitive advantage in terms of its feature set.
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"TSLA is unlikely to sustain a competitive advantage by having a network of charging stations or by accumulating driver data," he added.
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"It's in the company's competitive advantage to be ahead of it, to be proactive," said Natasha Lamb, managing partner at Arjuna Capital.
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Exerting monopsony power on behalf of consumers provides a competitive advantage that very often leads to greater market share and higher profits.
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Lee Qualm, said its goal was to ensure students don't try to gain an unfair competitive advantage by lying about their gender.
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He noted that other steelmakers may continue to struggle, but the deal would give AK a competitive advantage in a troubled industry.
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If most workers are seeking jobs that offer remote work, then companies that offer this perk are already at a competitive advantage.
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Loom holds a patent on its streaming, transcoding, and storage technology, which has proven to provide a competitive advantage to this day.
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But many of the biggest sticking points still remain, including China's state subsidization of companies, which gives Chinese firms a competitive advantage.
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But if Nest succeeds in establishing Works with Nest as an industry standard, it could give Nest a long-term competitive advantage.
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Fresh Directions' patent infringement allows it "to reap a substantial unfair commercial and competitive advantage," Aiosa argued in the lawsuit filed this fall.
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The bank said it would build its global franchise around business lines where it has a "competitive advantage," while closing some product lines.
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The problem is, auto companies have long been reluctant to hand over their data to competitors for fear of relinquishing any competitive advantage.
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In contrast, when a business builds something that is hard to do well, they effectively construct a moat, or a sustainable competitive advantage.
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The greater economies of scale made possible by a global market would give Mexico and other non-American manufacturers a big competitive advantage.
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"At a certain point a team's ability to coordinate and share knowledge and information and retain it defines their competitive advantage," Chen said.
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Technology is going to play an essential role in any competitive advantage that this or any other country has in the foreseeable future.
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SureSale is betting that its value-added services and better reporting standards can give dealers a competitive advantage versus online services like Carmax.
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Apple may no longer be able to offer a tightly integrated package of hardware, software and services, which is its main competitive advantage.
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"Our competitive advantage is to get deeper" into media and entertainment deals, Mr. Sine said in an interview at Raine's Midtown Manhattan offices.
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There's also a lot more data being produced in China given the population of organizations, which could give Chinese RPA a competitive advantage.
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If Netflix can master interactive programming, it could bring the company a competitive advantage — one that it will take significant resources to match.
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The alleged theft helped Huawei illegally obtain technology relating to Internet routers and antennas, giving the company an unfair competitive advantage, prosecutors said.
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Business is all about competitive advantage, so lower-cost locations with less competition could be precisely the formula your company needs to grow.
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Not only do the resulting defective sperm carry disease-causing mutations, these same mutations also confer a competitive advantage to the defective spermatogonia.
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"Trading is short term and can go away faster than investment, and China will always have a competitive advantage due to its proximity."
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But it has threatened the competitive advantage for JVs, specialty vehicles that have struggled to win new business in the changed market environment.
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But there is one competitive advantage we have that is driving global businesses to locate and create jobs here in America: Our talent.
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Now, it was the Post's chance to gain a competitive advantage on the Times — if Graham was courageous enough to seize the opportunity.
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Using a virtual currency called V-Bucks, players can buy skins, pick axes, gliders and emotes, none of which offer a competitive advantage.
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While Vasos acknowledged there's stiff competition in fresh food, he said the company's massive fleet and small shops give it a competitive advantage.
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These concepts are usually at odds with building a company, which succeeds only by generating and maintaining competitive advantage through barriers to entry.
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Severstal said it would continue to ship to Europe because of its low tariff rate, giving it a competitive advantage over other suppliers.
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By investing up front in training programs that identify and develop promising working-class talent, they can create a long-run competitive advantage.
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As of April 2017, Microsoft said it had over 100 million Office 365 subscribers, giving the company a huge competitive advantage over Slack.
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Our nation has always had a competitive advantage in creating innovative solutions to complex challenges and exporting them to technology-starved trading partners.
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Over the years, Argentina has aggressively priced its fruit in certain international markets to gain a competitive advantage against the U.S. and others.
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"Leveraging the food and supermarket delivery part adds a very big competitive advantage," said Caride, who spent 13 years at online marketplace MercadoLibre.
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But having a rainy-day fund or war chest that the company can draw from is an important competitive advantage entrepreneurs often overlook.
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These upstart banks often cite the competitive advantage of building their companies on modern technology with a lower cost structure than traditional banks.
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There better be a whole bunch of proprietary and execution opportunity for them to create a competitive advantage beyond simply the idea itself.
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But the common theme is that companies would welcome new rules as an opportunity to gain a competitive advantage and grow their businesses.
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"The competitive advantage I have is that time has run out," he said in an interview at an organic market in the capital.
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We believe this will be a huge competitive advantage in the Holiday season and will ensure our girl never misses a special occasion.
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So I saw it as a competitive advantage — but never in a million years did I think that it would be like this.
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The premier's "Abenomics" stimulus policies have boosted corporate profits by lifting stocks and giving exporters a competitive advantage overseas through a weaker yen.
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T-Mobile executives insist the 5G era will end the competitive advantage providers, like Verizon, have long had and promote increased network hopping.
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Amazon knows that optimization is neither a tactic nor a project but rather a competitive advantage woven into the heartbeat of their business.
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With the deadline for compliance looming, companies may be missing an opportunity to use the new EU data regulations as a competitive advantage.
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Hoenig said that law has proved burdensome for all banks and has given those that are too big to fail a competitive advantage.
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American leadership of a trans-Atlantic alliance is its greatest competitive advantage over rival powers, especially an autocratic Russia and a strengthening China.
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Solving what he called "logistical bottlenecks" is Brazil's greatest challenge over the next few years to leverage its competitive advantage, Gradiz Filho said.
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The goal seems to be to shape the regulation rather than fight it, a move that might even give Facebook a competitive advantage.
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The commission argues that when a phone comes with a single search engine preinstalled, it confers an enormous competitive advantage on that product.
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For more than a decade, critics have accused China of giving itself an unfair competitive advantage through its aggressive subsidies and currency manipulation.
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So our challenge was to try to create new best practices and ones that would actually provide us some sort of competitive advantage.
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"They are deliberately and aggressively targeting their investments in the region to gain a competitive advantage over the United States," Mr. Bolton said.
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And elsewhere in the world, some competition regulators are looking at the way that online data collection gives platforms an undue competitive advantage.
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Instead of feeling like you don't measure up because you lack that particular skill or talent, focus on finding your own competitive advantage.
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If fire seasons continue to worsen, Buchanan said, the eucalyptus trees could gain a competitive advantage and start permanently edging out their neighbors.
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The two countries also reaffirmed commitments not to devalue their currency for competitive advantage that they have pledged with the Group of 20.
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The teams are testing for Pirelli with modified 2015 cars to ensure they do not gain any competitive advantage for the season ahead.
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It would match what Dunford described as the the "floor necessary to preserve" the "relative competitive advantage" in defense that America has today.
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A program like this could make good business sense for GM. It would give the company a competitive advantage over most other automakers.
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The reason: Hiring workers with knowledge of a local culture can help gain a competitive advantage and quickly achieve attractive profit margins. Freelancer.
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The analysts noted Southwest is similar to Berkshire's insurance company GEICO as an industry leader with "significant competitive advantage" and low cost structure.
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And it can detail your competitive advantage and potential for growth, and also serve as a guide for decision making down the road.
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The questionnaire looked into the impact of the deal on electric vehicle charging stations and if E.ON and Innogy have a competitive advantage.
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"It was a competitive advantage that nobody else could match," said Mr. Clements, who met Mr. Bogle perhaps 20 times over the years.
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Goodell suggested in both cases, that it hurt the integrity of the game and showed a player trying to gain a competitive advantage.
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Some think Democrats should be realistic — if money gives them a competitive advantage against President Donald Trump and Republicans, they should take it.
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Undoubtedly, Minnesota's primary competitive advantage for attracting business is in our world-class workforce, the hardworking people of Minnesota and their drive to discover.
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But the competitive advantage available to the winners, allowing them to dictate the future (and scupper all other plans), would be a powerful temptation.
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The time has come for us to build things again—and recapture the knowledge and competitive advantage it creates for our businesses and communities.
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Kuroda also dismissed criticism that the BOJ's decision to adopt negative rates was aimed at weakening the yen to give exports a competitive advantage.
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"Maintaining a large store base gives us a competitive advantage in the evolving retail landscape since our physical stores are a destination," Ellison said.
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Erecting substantial obstacles to new facilities creates a competitive advantage for existing competitors, even if those existing facilities have more significant adverse environmental impacts.
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The company also enables franchisees to offer credit to customers on larger purchases that cost more, which he views as a major competitive advantage.
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But, since 21G is currently only available in a select few cities, it's not all that much of a competitive advantage at the moment.
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It's put them at a tremendous competitive advantage and we don't have that advantage because we have a Fed that doesn't lower interest rates.
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President Donald Trump said China has given itself a "tremendous competitive" advantage by weakening its currency, and the playing field needs to be leveled.
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What remains Pence's competitive advantage is his long-standing connections with the broader conservative movement, which remains an integral part of the Republican coalition.
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Its lean cost structure—eschewing high ad spending and a heavy physical retail presence in favour of online sales—had been its competitive advantage.
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Popularized by Buffett, moats are the competitive advantage a company has over new entrants and its rivals which protect its market share and profitability.
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Last year's $86 billion acquisition of Time Warner gave AT&T ownership of essential, must have programming like HBO, providing an additional competitive advantage.
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I don't define and decide how to evolve the tech stack which is our competitive advantage, because, well, we have so many of them.
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This had been something of a competitive advantage for YouTube TV, as some rival services don't include local stations, or only in select markets.
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"This transaction represents yet another instance where we have been able to...create significant economies of scale and a real competitive advantage," they added.
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In most cases, the technology, though cool, doesn't give a fledgling company the competitive advantage it needs to exist among incumbents and inevitable copycats.
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Toymaker has a notable "competitive advantage" in the world of online battle-royale gaming craze Fortnite, its CEO Brian Mariotti told Cramer on Friday.
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But the proposal's language suggests the administration could push for rules that allow US companies to have a competitive advantage over NAFTA partners' companies.
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While Windows Phone might not have a competitive advantage on the app side, this type of 3D Touch interaction is truly innovative and unique.
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You can argue with the motivations of these researchers—many are in it for the publicity or competitive advantage—but not with the results.
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On the campaign trail, Trump took an aggressive stance on countries such as China that he says manipulate their exchange rates for competitive advantage.
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Privacy is still alive and kicking in the digital age Editor's note: The following is an abstract from Data Ethics — The New Competitive Advantage.
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The Netherlands is a staunch opponent of zero-rating and consumer groups are worried applications with free data will have an unfair competitive advantage.
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But it's not as simple as changing how you treat customers, because customer service in and of itself doesn't translate into a competitive advantage.
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As a result, online sellers have an artificial competitive advantage over local brick-and-mortar sellers, who must collect sales tax from their customers.
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It's likely there's a complicated set of reasons, ranging from Sony's competitive advantage over Xbox One sales, to Microsoft's console exclusive with Playerunknown's Battlegrounds.
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"The priorities in this bill not only stop the erosion, but also enables our military to restore and increase their competitive advantage," she said.
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With that goal in mind, he continually harangues the Chinese and the Europeans for alleged exchange rate manipulation to gain an unfair competitive advantage.
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"My business management and sales experience combined with my business partner's technical experience gave us a competitive advantage in the consulting marketplace," Jackson said.
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America has a unique competitive advantage over other nations where space flight is concerned, that being the existence of a vibrant, commercial space sector.
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Other governments have every incentive to be tough, both to steal a competitive advantage and to deter others from following Britain out the door.
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"Nokia has an important competitive advantage as we're going to 5G, but it remains to be seen how it will be realized," Rautanen said.
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Mary Buffett wrote in "Buffettology" that Warren Buffett looks for confirmation of a durable competitive advantage in quantitative metrics, like return on equity (ROE).
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The Lite app could add another element to attract more users, giving Spotify an additional competitive advantage over rivals like Apple Music and Pandora.
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In my view, we need a simpler, fairer tax system that promotes savings and investment and puts American job creators at a competitive advantage.
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Ford CEO Mark Fields responded the company would have to determine whether it's ceding a competitive advantage to other automakers by sharing the data.
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The worst of Warren Buffett's stock picks underscores a key lesson: A company is at its best if it has a viable competitive advantage.
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"We are concerned that the support gave these coal power plants an unfair competitive advantage," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
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In response to Draghi's comments, Trump on Tuesday accused the ECB president of trying to weaken the euro to gain an unfair competitive advantage.
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It's put them at a tremendous competitive advantage, and we don't have that advantage because we have a Fed that doesn't lower interest rates.
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The consensus included an understanding that both countries would avoid devaluing their currencies to achieve a competitive advantage for their exports, Mr. Yi said.
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Be ready to use the consequences of this competitive advantage to seize market share from your competitors who are inadequately prepared for these transitions.
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That skepticism disregards the considerable competitive advantage the agreement has given the United States and, in turn, transformed North America into a global powerhouse.
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As a result, GM brought a federal racketeering lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler, arguing that its pattern of bribery gave it an unfair competitive advantage.
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Consequently, foreign businesses have a huge competitive advantage over those in the United States that are forced to provide health insurance for their workers.
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The formal announcement said that the Trump administration would engage with the IMF "to eliminate the unfair competitive advantage created by China's latest actions".
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The iPhone 7 trade-in offers were too easily copied by rivals, resulting in a costly move that offered no competitive advantage, he said.
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But Musk has a trait that global career development expert Soulaima Gourani says gives him and other successful individuals a competitive advantage: emotional intelligence.
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Ker Zheng, marketing specialist at Shenzhen-based e-commerce consultancy Azoya, said Amazon had no major competitive advantage in China over its domestic rivals.
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With more than 22013,218 Likes on Facebook, and 2300 million followers on Instagram, the social branding is what Jane calls her "biggest competitive advantage".
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Only two survey respondents said they were bullish because Lyft has a competitive advantage against Uber in what could be a $1.2 trillion market.
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The experience graph could become a competitive advantage for students applying to college and job-seekers eager to share real-world data with potential employers.
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This lack of funding has forced coaches involved in the training and preparation of American Olympic athletes to look elsewhere to gain any competitive advantage.
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All online traffic should be treated equally, and internet service providers should not discriminate against particular content or application for competitive advantage purposes or otherwise.
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Environmental campaigners dispute that and say sticking to the technology hands a competitive advantage to parts of the world investing in hybrid and electric vehicles.
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However, Fitch sees Voyage's ability to offer the full service spectrum to local authorities as a key competitive advantage compared with smaller, less diversified players.
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However, Fitch sees Voyage's ability to offer the full service spectrum to local authorities as a key competitive advantage compared to smaller, less diversified players.
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British officials believe they ensure London's leeway despite French efforts to limit how far Britain can give its banks a competitive advantage through lighter regulation.
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But for carriers looking to lure posh types at the front of the plane, selecting drinks for altitude has become a source of competitive advantage.
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If Ford doesn't improve SYNC 3, then, from a software perspective, it offers little competitive advantage over other vehicles that have the same app integrations.
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One factor motivating local officials to act expeditiously: The recognition that a robust wireless infrastructure can give their communities a competitive advantage over their neighbors.
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"Tesla has really revolutionized that part of the battery pack and made it much more sophisticated, and it gives them the competitive advantage," said Jaffe.
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I'll be interested to see if they still see that as a long-term competitive advantage for PlayStation, for Sony, and where they take it.
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That means it might forego a competitive advantage from this infrastructure, but it also allows it to save money and focus on its core strengths.
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They worried that the new measures would lead to longer security lines (and, presumably, that they might lose a competitive advantage over Middle Eastern rivals).
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It's up to them at a tremendous competitive advantage, and we don't have that advantage because we have a Fed that doesn't lower interest rates.
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Brands currently see Darkstore as a competitive advantage, Hnetinka said, so they're unwilling to promote its use of Darkstore, but he hopes to change that.
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Perhaps the company has at last comes to terms with the fact that not having Spotify available to gamers gave rival Sony a competitive advantage.
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Companies need to show they're building a competitive advantage through unique data + self-learning code to raise a Series A from a world-class investor.
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A measure of whether or not the nominee company owns a patent, which can be a critical source of competitive advantage for a new venture.
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For a while, these efforts went unnoticed, but that is changing, and a growing number of companies are seeing this competitive advantage in talent acquisition.
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We have again, I want to stress, we have very, very talented people and lots of natural competitive advantage- just look at our tourism sector.
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Tesla is the outlier — its testing process is heavily dependent on cars already on the road, which the company sees as a huge competitive advantage.
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Dollar stores view their conveniently located small stores as their competitive advantage versus Wal-Mart, whose supercenters tend to be farther away from the population.
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And truth is, generally, a useful quality for an idea to have; it provides some competitive advantage in the battle for our hearts and minds.
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UBS analysts noted that although lower taxes on future U.S. earnings would help European banks, U.S. banks would benefit more, giving them a competitive advantage.
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"For us, asylum seekers and refugees are a competitive advantage," said Chris Ennis, the manager of CERES Fair Food, where Nabaei works as a supervisor.
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"We expect to have a competitive advantage from a more resource efficient supply chain," Mars Chief Executive Officer Grant F. Reid said in a statement.
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And we don't need to necessarily have ... We actually think a competitive advantage is how good we are at using a global creative audience. Right.
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Gabriel said the U.S. government seemed prepared to give U.S. firms an "unfair competitive advantage" over European producers even though this violated international trade law.
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Data Ethics — The New Competitive Advantage is an analysis of trends through which we map a new field by looking at a few constructive solutions.
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Strong Domestic Distribution Network: Fitch expects ThaiBev's strong distribution network across Thailand to remain its key competitive advantage and barrier to entry for new players.
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Industry regulator AGCOM last year said it was opposed to TIM keeping control of the network as it would still have "a significant competitive advantage".
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Here, according to Stephen Shaw, author of an airline-marketing textbook, carriers are battling in a never-ending and largely fruitless quest for competitive advantage.
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It's a strong competitive advantage for Shopify, especially since it's designed to help its users get more sales, which is all they really want anyway.
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"It's science and the competitive advantage of knowing what your players are doing versus other people not knowing what their players are doing," Fleisig said.
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Consumer Product Innovation – Companies that embrace new technologies in nutrition, activewear, consumables and fanwear will gain competitive advantage — and fuel the future fan and athlete.
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Ultimately, the one sustainable competitive advantage that a company can have is a culture that enables its people and the entire organization to learn faster.
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Implementing this approach only requires vehicle-makers to do extra work for deviations from conventional vehicle standards that provide their products with a competitive advantage.
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Scale in particular is a competitive advantage in the leisure sector, both as a barrier to entry and source of large, brand-loyal customer networks.
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A $32 billion recapitalisation for the state-run banks announced this week also risks curtailing the private-sector banks' competitive advantage and their higher valuations.
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Like Bezos, Iger uses technology and innovation to give his company a competitive advantage and he encourages risk-taking among his employees to foster creativity.
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Industry analysts have said that delayed disclosure would encourage active fund managers to offer more "non-transparent" ETFs that would give them a competitive advantage.
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The second type of competitive advantage is when a company owns a powerful product franchise or brand that consumers are willing to pay up for.
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With the help of OPIC, we are able to use that competitive advantage effectively as a "smart power" tool in support of American foreign policy.
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This isn't the time to abandon the international talent pool, but to invest in highly specialized workers that can give your startup a competitive advantage.
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The office of the USTR said export subsidies provide an unfair competitive advantage to the companies that receive them and are prohibited under WTO rules.
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The global leader in undermining IP is China, which systematically targets U.S. and others' knowledge assets to give its domestic enterprises an unfair competitive advantage.
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It seems to occur most often when people compete for partners, and according to the new study, it's a way of diminishing their competitive advantage.
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In addition to recovering any damages incurred by Yoo's actions, Lehmann Maupin hopes to prevent her from gaining any unfair competitive advantage in the industry.
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The IPO price was set high because "the company's competitive advantage and growth prospects got wide recognition from institutional investors," board secretary Chen Zhaohua said.
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Barrick would be interested in copper and gold assets, and also in pure copper if it has a competitive advantage over traditional miners, he said.
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But when I looked into the debate, I also found people who argued that moving now on carbon emissions could give Canada a competitive advantage.
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Notably, the hardest-hit industry was not toys or apparel, but computers and electronic parts — long thought to be a source of America's competitive advantage.
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"She has all the capacities to grow, but I don't think she's driven by growth or competitive advantage or making a profit," Ms. Gasparin said.
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" She added: "The way I look at diversity, it's almost like a competitive advantage, because you're getting so many different points of view and perspectives.
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What's happening: From an economic perspective, cities that plan for super-hot futures may have a competitive advantage as consumers' preferences change with the weather.
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First of all, the Trump administration's claim about whether China rigs its money to gain an unfair competitive advantage in trade isn't cut and dry.
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"If we have confidence in a company's identifiable and sustainable competitive advantage, we want to hold the stock over the economic cycles," Mr. Klimo said.
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Tesla's ability to update its cars in much the same way that Apple issues software updates for iPhones is a competitive advantage, Mr. Fisher said.
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But he also fretted that a flatter running course might eliminate part of what he sees as his competitive advantage by training in Boulder, Colo.
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"The civilian aircraft industry is one of a shrinking number of major manufacturing sectors where we maintain a very clear competitive advantage," Mr. Alavi said.
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But the history of soccer has always been one of ebb and flow: When one approach becomes orthodoxy, heresy will always bring a competitive advantage.
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Mr. Trump has long been a critic of China's currency policy, arguing that it weakens the renminbi to achieve a competitive advantage for its exports.
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"We've got to try and conserve a competitive advantage for our Australian players and coaches," said Machar Reid, the group's "innovation catalyst," who oversees GIG.
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"It's more been their competitive advantage into Asian countries which has really driven that rise in exports," said Daniel Hynes, commodity strategist at ANZ Bank.
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So far, however, they have also invested billions in intelligent technologies, hoping for productivity and competitive advantage while redesigning work to eliminate on-ramp jobs.
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"People are an organization&aposs most significant source of competitive advantage," Accenture&aposs HR chief Ellyn Shook told Business Insider at the Davos 2020 conference.
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There is considerable merit to the Trump administration's charges that Germany has used the euro to gain an unfair competitive advantage for its export sector.
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On Tuesday, Trump's top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, stepped up the pressure, accusing Germany of using a "grossly undervalued" euro to gain a competitive advantage.
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If co-determination was such an obvious source of competitive advantage, companies in other countries would be expected to adopt it – regardless of the law.
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Our experience making purpose-driven decisions also had an impact on our company, and showed that we could turn social advocacy into a competitive advantage.
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""They don't think of technologies as nodes in the technology space, which is the foundation of all competitive advantage ... The nodes give the Chinese more ability to maneuver in tech space to increase and maintain the competitive advantage via excelling at satisfying various customer needs through a variety of various products and services (interconnected in tech space) that will come and go over time.
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The strong bundling proposition of DT has contributed to its ability to defend its domestic market share, and is a significant competitive advantage, in our view.
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"In China ... their supply chain is not close, and is scattered, giving (Italy) a competitive advantage," said Ercole Botto Poala, CEO of Italian textile producer Reda.
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A key competitive advantage from Fortnite's scale and success is how Unreal designers can use feedback to upgrade the engine, Waite wrote in a September report.
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Paris has pushed for amendments to ensure Britain cannot veto actions by the euro zone countries or give City of London banks competitive advantage through regulation.
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And if AT&T sped up its customers' access to HBO, bringing Hulu and Netflix to a slow crawl, HBO would gain an unfair competitive advantage.
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The researchers found similar results based on competitive advantage, or "economic moat," which estimates a company's advantages based on intangible assets, cost cutting and networking effects.
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With a billion women joining the economy for the first time by 2020, advancing gender diversity can be a major competitive advantage to auto industry players.
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Hampered by a minuscule payroll and the loss of key players, the A's pioneered an analytics-based model for player evaluation to gain a competitive advantage.
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On Tuesday, Tencent Music Entertainment filed for an IPO That divergence suggests an opportunity for Spotify or one of its rivals to gain a competitive advantage.
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Most animals on Earth are faster than we are, but our proportionally bigger brains, endurance and ability to sweat give us a competitive advantage over them.
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When did this country, which once built the tallest buildings and longest bridges, forget how to build and allow itself to lose its global competitive advantage?
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Coyote sold for $1.8 billion to UPS last year and the only competitive advantage was that they ran on marginally better software (think UX/UI improvements).
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My number one advice is to embrace what you have — the moment that you do that, that's your competitive advantage in everything, not just in hair.
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Misclassifying employees as independent contractors and not incurring the related costs can give these employers a competitive advantage over employers who treat their workers as employees.
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In 1993, the year before Jeff Bezos started selling books online, it had abandoned its mail-order business, which had once given it a competitive advantage.
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The company gained initial traction in the marketplace thanks to a pirate-ship mentality that viewed willingness to break the rules as a core competitive advantage.
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To achieve a durable competitive advantage, Samsung needs to develop software and services that are actually better than what you can get from Apple and Google.
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Schiavetti said the removal of the U.S. export ban on crude oil had taken away "a huge competitive advantage" that American refineries had enjoyed for years.
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The bank has a solid domestic franchise with a well-entrenched retail and corporate banking franchise, but limited competitive advantage compared to more geographically diversified peers.
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"Having zero knowledge of the beverage industry in the beginning was actually a competitive advantage because we went in without any of the assumptions," says Goldman.
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"It's not only about buying better and selling better, it's also on the analysis front where we have started to create a competitive advantage," he said.
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Ethical AI is a win-win proposition that can become a competitive advantage for Europe: being a leader of human-centric AI that people can trust.
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Molinos and other Argentine soy crushers have been pummeled by fallout from the U.S.-China trade policy war which has given U.S. crushers a competitive advantage.
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It also noted that banks still have a competitive advantage over fintech players as customers prefer them for products such as primary checking accounts and mortgages.
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The airline has been buying shares in other African airlines, a strategy aimed at gaining a competitive advantage against rivals such as those in the Gulf.
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The technologies developed by manufacturers such as PPG play a central role in creating jobs and positioning the United States' competitive advantage in a global marketplace.
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"One of the highly underappreciated trends within Amazon is the rise of private labels, which should give the company a strong competitive advantage overtime," Squali wrote.
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That would increase the competition faced by firms like Carillion, part of whose competitive advantage was its knowledge of how to navigate the complex contracting process.
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"The greatest competitive advantage Panera had, the reason we produced these results we did, is because we could think long term," Shaich told Cramer on Wednesday.
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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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WE SHOULD BUY FROM THEM WHAT THEY ARE GOOD AT. WE SHOULD SELL TO THEM WHAT WE ARE GOOD AT. THERE IS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE, COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE.
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Crystal hoped to sail the vessel as a United States-flagged ship, which would permit it to sail directly between American ports — a big competitive advantage.
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The roughly $3 billion in funding allows Bombardier to significantly lower the cost per aircraft and give it a competitive advantage against other companies, Boeing argued.
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"When there is a moment of intense conformity, then there is a lot of competitive advantage in not being a part of that," he told me.
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He said such increased spending was "necessary to preserve just the competitive advantage we have today and we can't assume that our adversaries will stand still."
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We add to that the question of how an organization creates a sustainable competitive advantage (a barrier to entry that is difficult to replicate by competitors).
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It would mainly benefit Carrefour while limiting the competitive advantage of the market's dominant player Leclerc, which is famous for its aggressive discounting, the bank said.
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Companies that dive in now and embrace intelligent applications will have a significant competitive advantage in building the most compelling experiences and the most valuable businesses.
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This model predicts that in realistic conditions of information overload and limited attention, high-quality information has little or no competitive advantage over low-quality information.
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That's because having a diverse workforce is a competitive advantage that drives productivity and profits as companies sell their products and services to a broad population.
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And on the flip side, Dash says, having that level of trust with its community and employees could potentially give it a kind of competitive advantage.
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In this new world economy, the United States does not have a competitive advantage by virtue of high productivity based on superior organization and advanced technology.
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Formula E teams and their auto industry sponsors can gain a competitive advantage if they can work out a better solution than rivals to such problems.
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"It seems that some people in the United States are waving the tariff stick in order to strengthen their so-called 'industrial competitive advantage'," it said.
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Gross spelled out the firm's competitive advantage in the campaign to raise a fourth flagship fund — bigger than all of its previous funds combined — in 2010.
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This model is especially viable for nations that have deep engineering / tech talent, so that the "party out back" tech team becomes an ongoing competitive advantage.
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Nordea Markets see the company's manufacturing facilities in Thailand as a key competitive advantage for Pandora as they enable it to produce jewellery very cost efficiently.
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While there are concerns up north that U.S. tax reform has wiped out Canada's competitive advantage, the economics of a Toronto headquarters are hard to ignore.
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Zhang said she tries to find companies "that have a competitive advantage over their peers," can disrupt industries "but are also sustainable," and have strong financials.
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If you're a financial advisor who is already serving as a fiduciary, you need to be using that to your competitive advantage when working with clients.
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Without a sustainable competitive advantage, the value that a business creates is susceptible to erosion from the competitive landscape — and that&aposs bad news for investors.
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I would go on the record saying I think the competitive advantage of most startups is just sticking together long enough to figure it out. Right.
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On the one hand you can't blame Facebook for maintaining the competitive advantage it has earned, and the billions in pays out in company-wide salaries.
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He wanted to upend the competitive advantage Lyft and Sidecar had — today, Uber is a market leader in most major markets and Sidecar had to shut down.
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"The first ones to adopt the new technology, like blockchain, will have a significant competitive advantage," said Roland Rechtsteiner, a partner and energy specialist at Oliver Wyman.
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Yeah, we're going to have it, and that will play up ... you talk about our mode, our competitive advantage, a lot of it is our supply chain.
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Leaders who enable people to form strong networks both inside and outside the company will gain a huge competitive advantage along with the loyalty of their workers.
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Richardson added that he doesn&apost want the Navy&aposs competitive advantage to narrow to the point where anyone else thinks they have a chance of winning.
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Semenya has since made a resurgence and the IAAF is appealing the CAS decision by citing a "significant competitive advantage" by females born with higher natural testosterone.
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Noting that many investors prefer companies they consider to exhibit strong competitive advantage, the researchers found that these stocks tend to be some of the most popular.
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In the month that America banned flyers from all three of these airports taking laptops and tablets onto planes, they need every competitive advantage they can find.
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It was the lowest reading since June 2013, as exporters felt the pinch from sluggish emerging market demand and yen rises that erode their competitive advantage overseas.
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On top of that competitive advantage, Amazon is offering deep discounts for early users, although some customers complained that the coupon codes they used did not work.
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Companies located here have a competitive advantage because of access to capital, press, talent and creative insights from the dense network of people working on similar problems.
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The filing lists Goldman Sachs as a lead underwriter and bolsters the company's commitment to providing a platform to "creators of all types" as a competitive advantage.
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A weaker yuan makes Chinese exports more attractive, giving them a competitive advantage in international markets, in addition to offsetting the costs of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Our bill gives American businesses the long-term certainty and financial backing they need to succeed, while ensuring our foreign adversaries cannot create a lasting competitive advantage.
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And I think if you read some of the notes this morning, you'll see, investors are bullish because they think your competitive advantage, Kevin, is the technology.
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Their big concern is "carbon leakage"—the risk that, for instance, steel produced in countries with less stringent climate rules, such as China, gain a competitive advantage.
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A few companies, however, have figured out a competitive advantage through a relatively untapped source of talent: military veterans — and the idea is starting to catch on.
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The benefit for insurers is "competitive advantage, pure and simple," said Katie DeGraaf, a senior consultant at insurance advisory firm Willis Towers Watson, in a recent report.
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The value is still delivered through a toothbrush device, captured by sales through retail channels; access to the retail shelf-space is still the key competitive advantage.
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Toymaker Funko has a notable "competitive advantage" in the world of online battle-royale gaming craze Fortnite, its CEO Brian Mariotti told CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday.
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To the extent that central-bank actions lower the cost of capital of businesses within the programme, it must give them a competitive advantage over their rivals.
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In the everlasting war for even the slightest competitive advantage in Major League Baseball, the battlefields have come to look a lot different from the playing fields.
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Offering efficient configuration is also a competitive advantage: Britton said the closest product in the market to what Tachyon has been doing is Apple's Device Enrollment Program.
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"We've got some competitive advantage and probably have a little bit more time than some of the other players," Owen said at a business event on Friday.
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The company has rejected taxi unions claims that it enjoys an unfair competitive advantage, arguing that its app adds much-needed flexibility to a notoriously rigid market.
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Companies recognise that, in a world where you can buy so much computer power off the shelf, their competitive advantage lies in the quality of their employees.
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This strategy, called cytoplasmic incompatibility, gives Wolbachia-infected females a competitive advantage in the race to reproduce, since they can mate successfully with infected or uninfected males.
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Whilst the resolution published on Thursday made no reference to trans athletes, the question of the competitive advantage of testosterone is at the heart of both debates.
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Deutsche Bank on Monday lowered its rating for Costco to hold from buy, saying the competitive advantage from its food business is at risk due to Amazon.
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Vinay Somera, chief executive of Isondo Precious Metals, said tax breaks, relatively cheap labor costs and access to raw materials should give the plant a competitive advantage.
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Like most card issuers, Chase has trimmed around the edges of its benefits, but it hasn't touched core travel-related benefits which are their biggest competitive advantage.
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Jamie Kern Lima, co-founder and CEO of IT Cosmetics, broke into the male-dominated industry by using her biggest competitive advantage — actually being a makeup consumer.
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It is possible that the European Commission simply does not want to resolve the situation, because failure to do so will give the EU a competitive advantage.
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Key takeaways, per co-author and BCG senior partner Martin Reeves: Nearly 85% of the 3,000-plus executives surveyed expect AI will give them a competitive advantage.
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The ability to personalize a music service to an end users' likes is a competitive advantage in today's streaming music race – an area where Spotify today excels.
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Chief Financial Officer Mike Cockrell said in an interview on Tuesday that proper antibiotic use was good for animal welfare and gave the company a competitive advantage.
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"I think speed is the ultimate competitive advantage in our game," said Sullivan, 48, whose team opens the season on Thursday at home against the Washington Capitals.
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While having a remote-ready model in place was once viewed as a competitive advantage to attract talent, it's now a must-have to keep organizations afloat.
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The business of business is now society taking responsibility in this context as inescapable, and how you take responsibility is now a new source of competitive advantage.
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Beijing also suggested that both sides had reached an understanding to avoid deliberately devaluing their currencies for competitive advantage, but allow them to adjust for other reasons.
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The change has already led to an increase in overall customer feedback, a competitive advantage that Amazon has over many of its biggest brick-and-mortar competitors.
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It's actually our major competitive advantage, relative to the field, that I seem like a human being speaking English in terms that most of us can understand.
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A lot of our research and development is jointly done with SERIS and universities in Singapore, which is which is a real important competitive advantage for REC.
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Today, the question is whether or not foreign governments are assisting their airlines in a way that creates an unfair competitive advantage for them in foreign markets.
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The firm said the restaurant's planned breakfast menu launch does "not create a long-term competitive advantage" and will be a multiyear "headwind" for free cash flow.
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"People are an organization&aposs most significant source of competitive advantage," Shook told Business Insider in an interview Wednesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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"What we do is focus on companies that have extraordinary growth, great competitive advantage and have opportunities to build businesses we have never seen before," he added.
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That gives us a competitive advantage, but it also means that a decline in agricultural innovation will sap our greatest strength and hurt us worst of all.
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Yet companies providing free meals also likely didn't intend for the collateral economic damage caused by what they see as a competitive advantage in retaining top talent.
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SYB said its main competitive advantage was much lower distribution costs than competitors due to its product being digital, which makes it possible to target more customers.
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AND NOT ALL COMPANIES HAVE BRANDS LIKE WE HAVE – WHETHER ITS ESPN OR DISNEY OR PIXAR, SO I THINK THAT OBVIOUSLY GIVES US QUITE A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE.
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Dollar General's move reflects its willingness to "invest in its people as a competitive advantage," said CEO Todd Vasos in a statement issued with the benefits announcement.
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It's meant to show how the bloc could harness its biggest competitive advantage — the world's largest single market — to improve its economy and build a green future.
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Given the competitive advantage that has been created by the American shale gas revolution, that surplus in chemicals is estimated to grow to $73 billion by 2022.
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"Those scientists could have a competitive advantage over other people applying for N.I.H. funds because they had two labs doing the work of one," Dr. McKinney said.
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In addition to the financial benefits and competitive advantage over Lyft, being the first with driverless cars operating in an on-demand fleet has significant technological benefits.
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Investors remain wary about further weakness in the yuan, too, despite assurances from Beijing that it has no intention of pushing it lower to gain a competitive advantage.
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Disney will have a competitive advantage over Netflix when the entertainment conglomerate launches a competing video streaming platform later this year, according to Wall Street analyst David Trainer.
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However, given Chinese steel makers are far less reliant of seaborne imports than those in Japan, South Korea and Britain for example, their competitive advantage has been increasing.
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The ore export ban was designed to give Indonesia's resources sector a competitive advantage over its neighbors, and allowing exports again could cut short its development, he said.
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As Global CDO, he will lead the team in building systems to digitally transform Walmart's business operations, including the use of Walmart's data to deliver a competitive advantage.
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Meanwhile, trump's top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, told the Financial Times, that Germany is using a "grossly undervalued" euro to gain a competitive advantage over its main partners.
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"The most successful companies I've worked with have a significant competitive advantage — network effect, proprietary technology, complex coordination, or barrier to entry of some other sort," says Altman.
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"The competitive advantage Kvaerner has of a strong balance sheet will continue to be an important part also of future dividend considerations," the company said in a statement.
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He added that Zillow is set for another big rally as they move to "flex" their competitive advantage and take of piece of the typical real estate commission.
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Despite all that, regulators will be wary about AT&T wielding a competitive advantage from owning a combination of content, delivery and wireless spectrum (as well as broadband).
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That said, it's a competitive advantage to have the packaging and marketing of other people's work be as high value as possible because it enhances the user experience.
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" What a company needs to succeed, according to Whitman: "A white space in consumer behavior, a sustainable competitive advantage, significant enterprise value creation and wind behind your back.
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So yeah, you'd better believe I'm now checking if free home pickup is a service offered for returns when I'm shopping for clothes online — it's a competitive advantage.
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Alphabet was likely looking to get a competitive advantage over Uber by dragging its name through the mud (which, to be fair, was mud of Uber's own making).
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The whole point of Libra, after all, is that it's not a local currency, but a global currency, which is both its competitive advantage and its Achilles heel.
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Instead, the company competes in the dental insurance market, where it has decisive competitive advantage in the form of consumer data collected by the toothbrush and the app.
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And our circular economy thinking provides a real competitive advantage since a growing number of hospital customers (and others) demand more sustainable specifications for the communities they serve.
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Shawn Achor, who has taught at Harvard University, now makes a living teaching big companies around the world how to turn contentment into a source of competitive advantage.
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Both of those countries are investing enormous sums in the construction of new facilities and, more importantly, new technologies to gain a competitive advantage over the United States.
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"All online traffic should be treated equally, and Internet service providers should not discriminate against particular content or applications for competitive advantage purposes or otherwise," the senators wrote.
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The fact that local entrepreneurs are more familiar with the customs and bureaucratic intricacies of Kuwait could also give them a "competitive advantage" over outside players, he adds.
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Lower wages probably wouldn't even help the fraction of the U.S. economy that competes internationally, since they would normally lead to a stronger dollar, negating any competitive advantage.
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Any competitive advantage banks hope to gain by launching offices or expanding in multiple continental cities could quickly disappear if rivals do the same a few streets away.
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Chinese leaders last year launched an initiative called "Made in China 2025", to deal with its declining competitive advantage in manufacturing by helping companies make better-quality products.
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These recommendations should all be viewed through the lens of disallowing Russia the opportunity to gain any competitive advantage over the United States during the North Korea negotiations.
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The key part of this is that it never asks players to pay extra to enjoy the base game, or offers any competitive advantage to those who spend.
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"The Sensenbrenner legislation is an unwarranted intrusion on state authority which if enacted would continue the competitive advantage online sellers enjoy over Main Street sellers," the group said.
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"As a result of this determination, Secretary Mnuchin will engage with the International Monetary Fund to eliminate the unfair competitive advantage created by China's latest actions," it continued.
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Deutsche Bank on Monday lowered its rating for Costco specifically to hold from buy, saying the competitive advantage from its food business is at risk due to Amazon.
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"We believe a key competitive advantage is AWS' seven year head start, and accelerated feature launches will make it tough for the competition to catch up," said Anmuth.
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Others think SoftBank has distorted the technology market and the startup ecosystem, inflating values, enabling poor financial discipline, and empowering companies with little inherent or sustainable competitive advantage.
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Politicians of all stripes are always looking for ways to grow the economy, strengthen the labor market and increase the United States' competitive advantage on the world stage.
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The billionaire investor said one type of competitive advantage is when a company is the low-cost producer due to economies of scale or a better business model.
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When deciding whether or not to invest in a company, billionaire Warren Buffett looks for businesses that will continue to have a competitive advantage decades down the line.
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" Farhan Zaidi, the general manager of the Dodgers, added: "That's not really an area in most people's minds that teams should be trying to glean a competitive advantage.
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In fact, most won't — some, like Call of Duty, will even ban you from multiplayer if you use them, because a keyboard and mouse give a competitive advantage.
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In short, Munger advises doing your homework to find businesses that you understand and that have a competitive advantage that will keep them around for a long time.
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The main charge of the Trump administration is that Germany maintains too cheap a currency that allows it to enjoy an unfair competitive advantage in the global economy.
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Though the assumption has been that the motive behind most of this spying was to gain a competitive advantage for Chinese companies, there had not been much proof.
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Here, too, American gas producers must realize that lowering emissions from U.S. gas represents a distinct competitive advantage over higher-emitting gas from Russia and many other countries.
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It wanted Macquarie to provide limited information to prospective bidders as this may give a competitive advantage to those taking part in the initial stages of the process.
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Add to this the competitive advantage that their user data gives them and we can expect the next 20 years to be far less innovative than the last.
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Security and privacy might have been a competitive advantage for American products over their Chinese counterparts, but that advantage has been weakened for many countries to near zero.
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Not approving the amendment "could transfer the current competitive advantage from America to other countries, like China," wrote the executives, which includes Honeywell, Johnson Controls and Dow Chemical.
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Greater influence over one of India's top carriers would "give Etihad a significant competitive advantage over its rivals," said Rob Watts, managing director at global aviation consultancy Aerotask.
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Last July, Bulgaria's regulator had blocked the sale to PPF because outlets owned by Nova and PPF would give them a competitive advantage on the media services market.
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While the President has taken shots at Europe's trade policies in the past, it doesn't seem as if he is trying to take competitive advantage of this situation.
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While Colombia is several years behind Canada, its lower cost of production due to its less seasonal climate gives a competitive advantage that makes it attractive to investors.
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Thus, having a tongue that is especially good at catching dinner gives them a competitive advantage that allows them to more effectively capture and reel in their prey.
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Yet last U.S. holiday shopping season showed stores may offer retailers a rare competitive advantage as they scramble to fend off the challenge from e-commerce giant Amazon.
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To do so, being able to control the logistics, being able to control the parcels, how they flow in the network gives us a very strong competitive advantage.
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Now that so many teams use shifts, Luhnow said, the competitive advantage is all but gone; he would be open to experimenting with a ban in the minors.
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But this is sheer ignorance: VATs don't convey any competitive advantage – they're just a way of implementing a sales tax — which is why they're legal under the WTO.
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The net result is a team constructed to maximize the greatest competitive advantage in the N.F.L. — a solid quarterback, like Jared Goff, on his cost-controlled rookie deal.
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I&aposd dropped out of school and moved back to my home state because a misunderstanding had led me to believe it would give me a competitive advantage.
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But the ONS said there was no sign yet that exporters were taking advantage of sterling's weakness to cut their foreign-currency prices and strengthen their competitive advantage.
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For the companies, it's a chance to reach a brand-new audience of potential consumers, while for the teams, it's a way to gain a potential competitive advantage.
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Employees with a sense of belonging can feel more comfortable speaking up regarding new ideas, giving Intel a competitive advantage over other tech companies, Whye told Business Insider.
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He added that he is, however, worried about data protection laws that could limit the competitive advantage of tech companies, as well as taxes imposed on digital services.
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And if your only competitive advantage, or the only reason you can be in a market is because you can spend money, that's not exactly a reasonable proposition.
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Will this be the slippery slope that causes the U.S. to lose its dominance as the global center of finance or be the means of creating competitive advantage?
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They not only feel insulted, but they also see the government agency's financing of the renovation and its financial arrangements with Mr. Robuchon as an unfair competitive advantage.
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His approach is marked by the combination of a long-term time horizon, good businesses, fair prices, and a sustainable competitive advantage, which have made him very successful.
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"Costco's product mix continues to resonate with a broad buying base [and] is a distinct competitive advantage," Moody's lead retail analyst Charlie O'Shea wrote in a May report.
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Why it matters: Satellites already monitor everything from how busy retailers' parking lots are, to oil tank levels, to illegal mining activity — giving companies a new competitive advantage.
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"We expect to have a competitive advantage from a more resource efficient supply chain, and from ensuring that everyone in our supply chain is doing well," he added.
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"The priorities funded in this bill not only stop the erosion, but also enable our military to restore and increase their competitive advantage," Granger said on the floor.
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In Silicon Valley and Detroit, there seems to be a shared view that the first company to deploy self-driving vehicles at scale will have a huge competitive advantage.
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Higher Capex, Mobile Network: Telstra's strong free cash flows relative to Optus and VHA are a competitive advantage and facilitate growth and its continued lead in mobile market share.
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This situation bears significant resemblance to the response in other countries where Uber has been accused of gaining a competitive advantage through loopholes or outright violations of local law.
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Cooxupé always deducted the 2.3 percent levy when purchasing coffee from cooperative growers, giving it some competitive advantage over rivals now that the tax has been upheld, Costa said.
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This is because it gives them a competitive advantage over smaller companies and a social license to operate a fuel that's cleaner than coal but still a fossil fuel.
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Why it matters: After decades of decline, the U.S. auto industry stands to re-emerge as a global leader by leveraging America's competitive advantage in IT hardware and software.
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At Stolt Tank Containers, price competition is unlikely to abate in the near term, so we will continue to leverage our scale and global strengths to achieve competitive advantage.
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The pace at which tech is moving and the competitive advantage that new tech is providing over old tech has never been like this during the past 35 years.
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"We often get asked where our money comes from, and it's a competitive advantage for us," said Ali Partovi, the head of Neo, a VC fund and mentorship program.
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The issue is that many unicorns are not sustainable; they have a shiny veneer of revenue growth, without a sufficiently durable competitive advantage to create substantial, long-term value.
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President Trump and some of his key advisors have accused Germany, Japan and China - three of America's biggest trading partners - of exploiting weak exchange rates to their competitive advantage.
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Built by the co-founder and CTO of Echo Nest, the music data startup Spotify acquired to power its recommendations, Canopy wants to turn privacy into a competitive advantage.
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In my professional field of executive recruiting, I began to focus on culture and recruiting for fit because I saw how vital that was to maintaining a competitive advantage.
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President Trump and some of his key advisors have accused Germany, Japan and China — three of America's biggest trading partners — of exploiting weak exchange rates to their competitive advantage.
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Meanwhile, a better matching algorithm would be a significant competitive advantage for Tinder, which is today fending off other newcomers, too, not just the desktop web-era dating sites.
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Other points of contention include a reform of EU's labor rules, which France and some other western states say give unfair competitive advantage to cheap workers from the east.
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"This truck allows our production to be fully redundant, providing a distinct competitive advantage for us as we continue to produce world-class events with global appeal," he added.
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While tech giants may open-source non-critical components of their software, they're unlikely to do so with their core components, as they want to maintain their competitive advantage.
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The 17-page document asserted that no country should manipulate its currency exchange rate to gain an unfair competitive advantage, an often-cited complaint about China in past years.
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Cooks' speed is a real competitive advantage, and if he catches a few bombs in stride, he could have a huge statistical day even with just a few catches.
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"When you're in the door, when the next opportunity comes in, you have the competitive advantage," says Steve Schooner, a professor of government procurement law at George Washington University.
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"I work so much harder at my business than I did at baseball because I don't have the competitive advantage," Rodriguez told Quick on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday.
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We think that in today's world having the ability to stream on a scaled basis, live sports and live programming is a competitive advantage and something that is necessary.
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Starbucks has maintained a competitive advantage in the U.S. restaurant industry by strengthening its brand and connection with customers via innovation, its loyalty program, and by leading in digital.
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Blecharczyk said Airbnb's competitive advantage was that it could provide outbound Chinese travelers with a broad range of accommodation options in most countries to which they choose to travel.
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Lawmakers in Buenos Aires have largely sided with domestic taxi drivers, most of whom are unionized, who say Uber has an unfair competitive advantage because of its lower prices.
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What metrics growth equity investors are more likely focused on is how big the company's opportunity is and how big a company's "moat" (barriers to entry/competitive advantage) is.
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"Being first to market creates a meaningful competitive advantage to charging at a distance technologies," wrote William Gibson, an analyst at Roth Capital Partners, in a note on Thursday.
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We predict that within the next decade, a vast competitive advantage will emerge based not on whether an organization has implemented AI, but on how it has implemented it.
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"Our interest and our competitive advantage will be to have UK plants with a pound cost structure to supply a market where revenue is in pounds," PSA's Tavares said.
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Bigger, more global companies would prefer some sort of regulation, partly because it gives them a competitive advantage over smaller companies that may find it more expensive to comply.
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It was a milestone moment – one that came after a long journey of establishing product-market fit, developing a sustainable competitive advantage, and iterating repeatedly based on prospect feedback.
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The bill would have allowed the state athletics association to disqualify athletes who are taking steroids, including testosterone, if it deemed a student was getting an unfair competitive advantage.
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For GE to lead American industry for the next century, Flannery needs to determine an over-arching corporate strategy that leverages GE's global strengths to create sustainable competitive advantage.
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Though the U.S. is projected to become the world's largest LNG exporter by 2025, we must be nimble to maintain our competitive advantage as a leading natural gas producer.
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No one has ever claimed that Rose's misconduct was intended to gain a competitive advantage over other teams or had the slightest effect on the outcomes of any games.
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UnitedHealth's Optum unit had sought a court order blocking David Smith from working at the venture, saying he could share trade secrets that would give it a competitive advantage.
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What's eye-rolling here is that Boeing is trying to regain a competitive advantage in the U.S. marketplace on a class of aircraft which it stopped making years ago.
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In the interim we must, within the rules of the World Trade Organization, target the underpinnings of China's so-called "competitive advantage," namely, its wide array of illegal subsidies.
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"In this respect, we have a large competitive advantage related, above all, to the fact that we have resumed the Taishet aluminum smelter construction," Mukhamedshin told reporters in Moscow.
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Companies like Orbital Insight are typically tight-lipped when it comes to more important data — as are their customers — mainly because they see this information as a competitive advantage.
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It's offering an opportunity for creators to access their massive distribution, while giving itself a clear competitive advantage in securing the top-tier programming that emerges from the clutter.
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"Even some applications of technology like machine learning or AI can benefit from knowledge sharing because they can help all of us reduce common frictions without sacrificing competitive advantage."
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Her diagnoses of where the financial services industry falls short are generally accurate, and her proposed regulations would probably give a competitive advantage to financial giants with large compliance departments.
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As the world's largest food company, Nestle is able to help Sweet Earth with sourcing and production — a competitive advantage for the plant-based food brand, according to Kelly Swette.
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"As a result of this determination, Secretary Mnuchin will engage with the International Monetary Fund to eliminate the unfair competitive advantage created by China's latest actions," the Treasury Department said.
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But they also, for the most part, manage to tap into one of the things that gives TV a competitive advantage when it comes to spectacle-driven series: character development.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday said that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin "will engage with the International Monetary Fund to eliminate the unfair competitive advantage created by China's latest actions".
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Fang Xinghai, the vice chair of the Chinese Securities Regulatory Commission, sought to counter concerns China was seeking to devalue the yuan to gain a competitive advantage for its exports.
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The U.S. has virtually the lowest electric power costs in the world today and what a competitive advantage for steel producers, chemical companies, auto manufacturers, high tech companies, and farmers.
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However, it may well see the lack of a tipping option as a competitive advantage, because it allows customers to bypass an unpopular and costly social norm with little guilt.
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Though seemingly a minor update, profiles are actually a competitive advantage in today's streaming era, where user experience and personalization are two of the main areas where services now compete.
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Still, most (88%) of the VCs we surveyed view the experiences of underrepresented entrepreneurs as a competitive advantage when it comes to identifying different problems that need to be solved.
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In a telephone interview with CNBC on Monday, Trump said China has given itself a "tremendous competitive" advantage by weakening its currency, and the playing field needs to be leveled.
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That gives them a competitive advantage over other offshore banking jurisdictions like the British Virgin Islands, which have to access the U.S. financial system through expensive third-party correspondent banks.
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To be more specific, Canada doesn't do well in: The nature of its competitive advantage globally (a disastrous run for oil has directly impacted the strength of the Canadian dollar).
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"We think that in today's world having the ability to stream on a scale basis live sports and live programming is a competitive advantage and something that's necessary," said Iger.
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"We don't want to create the environment where there's a competitive advantage for payloads to go overseas," said space attorney Michael Gold, who chairs the FAA's commercial space advisory panel.
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Speed is a competitive advantage when it comes to apps and hardware, and cutting-edge advances turn into also-ran table stakes quickly – which means today's mercury is tomorrow's molasses.
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