Just notice who all this language is tailored to—technology has allowed companies to cut jobs, maximize capital gains, and innovate, innovate, innovate, and everyone else gets… slightly cheaper shit to buy.
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The startup has previously received grant funding from government-backed Innovate UK and later an innovate loan.
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We're always going to innovate and try new things and fail fast, because companies that don't innovate, you know, they will die.
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" The chapter title: "If You Don't Innovate, You Die.
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Silicon Valley didn't innovate technology — it mined our data.
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"Technology companies that innovate tend to have these unique people."
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Insurers' apathy is energising reinsurers to innovate in their stead.
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I like the idea that it encourages states to innovate.
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The two countries are already spurring each other to innovate.
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"You can't innovate in pay TV. It's too firmly ensconced."
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It's not like Taco Bell doesn't innovate in international markets.
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He wants to know that it can afford to innovate.
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We believe there's lots of room to continue to innovate.
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And in that span of time, we've had to innovate.
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But we also need businesses to step up and innovate.
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There's got to be a way we can technically innovate.
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You lose scientists and you lose the ability to innovate.
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Those who stayed in Greece had to innovate to survive.
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People have to innovate, and that's exactly what we're doing.
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Then you start to think about, 'How can we innovate?
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I mean, our economy depends on the ability to innovate.
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"In order to innovate, mistakes must be made," says Brad.
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The government does need to innovate more, but go ahead.
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My worry is that regulation destroys the ability to innovate.
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"We need to keep it fresh and continue to innovate."
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On the same side, it's also: How do we innovate?
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And Apple has continued to innovate on its own chips.
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We are going to innovate, and destroy, and disrupt ourselves.
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We feel there's room in the football industry to innovate.
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But can the city that never sleeps innovate even further?
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A form of the word "innovate" was used 32 times.
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One moment you're being told to innovate and think creatively.
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It's how these platforms innovate and do cool, interesting things.
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"They had to innovate to stay alive," Professor Chan said.
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"The question going forward is: Can Apple continue to innovate?"
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That quality gives people the freedom to connect and innovate.
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Companies that invest, innovate and excel here have the edge.
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Companies have to continually innovate and invest in new technologies.
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Their innovative capacity also "stimulates others to innovate," he added.
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Lawrence Wintermeyer, CEO of fintech trade body Innovate Finance, agreed.
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"That's what allows us to innovate over time," Spiegel added.
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So they did what any entrepreneur would: innovate and diversify.
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"It's hard to force a company to innovate," Carlin said.
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Facebook thinks they can innovate their way out of this problem.
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His passion was to constantly innovate in the the aviation industry.
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Who says e-readers don't have any more room to innovate?
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Retail is changing rapidly, and companies must innovate to keep up.
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Walmart's willingness to innovate has kept it ahead of the pack.
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" He added, "If America doesn't innovate, our financial leadership isn't guaranteed.
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Right, talk a little bit about that, how you create, innovate.
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We don't come up with stories that allow us to innovate.
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TC: Obviously, the need to innovate continuously isn't a new concept.
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When you put knowledge to application, you are able to innovate.
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America must look forward to and innovate for 21st century solutions.
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Trump evidently thinks the Navy is trying to innovate too much.
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Second there's nobody who can innovate and work like American businesses.
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Why not let independent developers innovate where the Chrome team isn't?
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Warren's "help": Arguably, it is also simply getting harder to innovate.
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People are thinking critically about how to innovate in those worlds.
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The timing is right for entrepreneurs to step up and innovate.
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Denying rivals a chance to innovate and compete on the merits.
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It is extremely difficult to innovate within those large institutions. Because?
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When it comes to eggs, it can be hard to innovate.
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"They can copy fast, but they can't innovate," went the refrain.
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And educated industries can better innovate, creating new, plastic-free products.
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The introduction of competition would spur public school systems to innovate.
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Converse continues to innovate with other shoe styles, including customizable options.
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The industry is quickly evolving, and regulators need to innovate, too.
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Has Hollywood lost its drive to innovate, to create something new?
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XL Innovate led the deal with Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures participating.
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Rather, consider how you can innovate to reinforce your strongholds instead.
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These multiple income streams create resilience and an ability to innovate.
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In the meantime, American industries will have less incentive to innovate.
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The safe haven the militants enjoyed also allowed them to innovate.
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That requires empowering your folks so that they can innovate freely.
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America's companies and universities innovate like no other places on earth.
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FCC regulations improperly limit their ability to combine forces and innovate.
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Employers and workers need flexible rules that allow them to innovate.
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Yet the government says it has no choice but to innovate.
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Who says that Africa should always be the last to innovate?
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"Just like any other business, you innovate or die," Silver said.
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Sarah Franklin is key to helping Salesforce innovate on its platform.
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Without it, we are threatening our ability to continue to innovate.
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So come to America where you can innovate, create and build.
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They know they need to innovate on the game design. Right.
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We are gonna talk more about innovation and how you innovate.
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Even though the menu is formulaic, Mr. Dameron tries to innovate.
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So I think we're going to continue to work or innovate our way so that if we figured out what we wanted the policy framework to look like, that we could innovate our way towards it.
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"We don't want others to out-innovate us, but we also don't want to out-innovate ourselves out of existence by being too early and then waiting for the market to catch up to us," Turek explains.
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In the arts, you can constantly innovate and try out new things.
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Playground is still an investor in Essential and we're continuing to innovate.
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Sony has long used the PlayStation controller as a place to innovate.
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The ability to innovate and improve these devices, however, remains highly contested.
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"It lets states innovate and adopt creative solutions to local problems," Sen.
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Done well, it is a pause that refreshes and helps us innovate.
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There are signs Microsoft is willing to innovate in search for Windows.
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He trains frontline cops in problem-solving before encouraging them to innovate.
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" He added: "I hope everybody will come to China, let's innovate together.
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It will become easier and easier to credibly innovate using novel data.
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Then make sure that we can constantly out-innovate the bigger competition.
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The world is moving fast and we'll either innovate or we'll die.
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The magic of technology is how quickly you can innovate with it.
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Conservatives would probably argue that cutting corporate taxes frees businesses to innovate.
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"We are continually working to innovate in our industry," The Fine Bros.
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" "Migrants to the United States take risks, work hard, invest and innovate.
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Enact smart and sensible patent law that provides an incentive to innovate.
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But the bigger explanation for WeChat's rise is Tencent's ability to innovate.
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They want to innovate, take risks and aren't afraid to make mistakes.
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We're going to make it easier to innovate with multiple fiscal policies.
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Departments and agencies must learn to innovate at the speed of software.
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And they can innovate, and we really want to leverage that opportunity.
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The leadership of our state and MassHealth have the capability to innovate.
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"Our future depends on how we can innovate with fabrics," he said.
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Companies create jobs that add valuable products and innovate in amazing ways.
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Staffing shortages will only become more and more dire unless we innovate.
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Couch Potato doesn't innovate; it merely tracks when your phone isn't moving.
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Mr. Park said Fitbit was poised to innovate products to stay competitive.
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The whole enterprise cost around $250,000, Innovate UK said in a statement.
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America's economic pie and ability to innovate would increase as a result.
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Some are here to innovate and bring new ideas to the world.
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So, 100% or 95% of our R&D capital goes to innovate.
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No one wants to see us innovate our way into another crisis.
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It's going to have to innovate to keep up with changing tastes.
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Innovate....world leaders should start doing today to fight the climate crisis?
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Though that push to innovate will come with a hefty price tag.
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"We're going to continue to innovate, learn, correct our mistakes," he said.
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Elected officials can work across the aisle and innovate on tough issues.
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And remove incentives for those in power to be accountable and innovate.
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The other was that the leaders would have less incentive to innovate.
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"Cities want to innovate," said Jan-Paul de Beer, the company's director.
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Teams work constantly to improve them, pushing to out-innovate the competition.
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And, established players had little incentive to innovate outside their core business.
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" He declared, "What will decide our fate is our ability to innovate.
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"Friends" sizzles but doesn't innovate — it's the singer at his most manipulated.
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What if we could innovate socially and economically at the same time?
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The same goes for faux leather, as textile manufacturers continue to innovate.
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"Retailers will need to innovate and find new profit pools," Lasser said.
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We can gain share if we innovate well, and we're innovating well.
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"It&aposs really hard to innovate inside these large institutions," Yudina said.
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It's hard to innovate on top of it with true original flourishes.
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"We're going to continue to invest and innovate in trackers," he said.
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Although the company has been around for decades, McDonald's continues to innovate.
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That's the type of experience I think we can innovate on Instagram.
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Such a machine would continually innovate new ways to make more paperclips.
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This may also be explained by a lack of competitive pressure to innovate.
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The idea that only the young can innovate has also been successfully challenged.
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LAURENT POTDEVIN: Think as long as we innovate, I think it's very sustainable.
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You just found God early, he needed you upstairs to innovate in heaven.
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Over the next few decades, Microsoft continued to innovate and expand its scope.
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"We are relentlessly focused to innovate in all things cold coffee," Rothstein said.
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He is holding on to the past so tightly that he can't innovate.
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AI can empower entrepreneurs to create, imagine and innovate at entirely new levels.
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Chinese intellectual property theft also robs American companies of the incentive to innovate.
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They are beginning to run like any large company that needs to innovate.
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It's not really trying to say anything new, or prove anything, or innovate.
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Just to keep up with her, we have to be able to innovate.
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Successful companies set "Research and Development" budgets to ensure they continue to innovate.
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China's willingness to innovate in the architecture arena presents countless possibilities for investors.
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Casinos used to make a lot of money and didn't need to innovate.
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A very, very important push for us is to innovate to lower costs.
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Those who don't learn and innovate can expect little help from the NRSC.
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When you have a wide-open canvas, it gives you room to innovate.
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If any community can implement new technologies and innovate upon them, it's them.
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I absolutely applaud Apple for trying to innovate in the stale smartphone space.
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It's also a reminder that, when Apple wants, it can innovate and surprise.
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And as you can imagine, it's pretty hard to innovate at pace there.
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It's not that laptops still aren't a cool or interesting place to innovate.
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So how do you do that as a CEO, innovate within the company?
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We're going to innovate and we're going to stay ahead of the curve.
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Gun manufacturers aren't required to innovate this solution, and maybe they shouldn't be.
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The interdisciplinarity of the MA|EX program prepares students to innovate through exhibitions.
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The startup isn't the only one trying to innovate in the social space.
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Even people who can't innovate have a right to access science and technology.
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Human-centric automation enables the digital transformation you need to innovate and survive.
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Disrupters don't fix what's broken because they don't innovate from inside the system.
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This means people who have the potential to innovate are entering other fields.
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So how do we innovate with the interior design — that's the UX, right?
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After all, it's hard to innovate when you're being sued over disappointing earnings.
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The big companies are forced to innovate, but innovation at scale is hard.
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Since then, "Educate to Innovate" has raised a billion dollars for U.S. education.
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To continue to innovate and expand access, health centers need a strong foundation.
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Plus, he's trying to innovate within the world of weird sand slicing videos.
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Such expropriation would surely chill incentives to innovate and to allocate capital efficiently.
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The best managers give their employees a little room to experiment and innovate.
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Now I get to perform, innovate, and help people — and I'm paid well.
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Of course, we can't merely innovate our way out of the climate challenge.
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Galanti said Costco must continue to innovate Kirkland to fight off Member's Mark.
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Likely under the pressure to innovate, smartphone makers came up with the notch.
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But before unleashing the power of technology, we must innovate in other ways.
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The strength of America lies in her ability to innovate and problem-solve.
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"Scott and his team are trying to innovate," said Mr. McKelvey of WeWork.
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These initiatives search for new ways to rethink and innovate the art space.
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"It allows them to see other areas where they can innovate," Gore said.
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Let us innovate to bring back jobs and manufacturing to the United States.
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But eventually photographers wanted to innovate their medium and move beyond pure realism.
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And we were watching the people there innovate new ways of doing puppetry.
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She likes Georgetown's effort to empower students in its own efforts to innovate.
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Shareholders want companies to innovate, not get stuck in their stodgy, old ways.
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"It's going to help us innovate even faster," Osterloh said of the agreement.
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Instead of focusing on its strengths, Del Taco tried too hard to innovate.
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And so, you can continue to innovate, by focusing on those two things.
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If Big Juice wants to keep up, said Erdem, it'll have to innovate.
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Complicated regulations can prove challenging for companies looking to innovate and grow quickly.
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After the death of Steve Jobs, Apple's ability to innovate has been questioned.
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The government wants to encourage start up companies to innovate in financial services.
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Still, both companies must innovate in order to keep their investors' tails wagging.
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They want to be forced to innovate; only performance standards can do that.
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Everyone in this business needs to innovate and do it fast to survive.
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IK: I think-, look, I think, again, the right way to run a business is really focus on how you continue to innovate your product, and the moment you cannot innovate, you know, you are not be able to succeed.
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Schumpeter would, correctly, argue that firms which innovate deserve a window of competitive advantage.
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That kind of familiarity is very important for being able to innovate with materials.
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I think that's really what happened, and Rupert just thought he could innovate internally.
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That left enough room for smaller companies to innovate and take some market share.
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It was too hard to change and innovate fast enough to meet the consumer.
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"We innovate, we create new markets and we disrupt our own market," he added.
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Nesta noted that this was an area which had traditionally been slow to innovate.
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In a competitive market, there is too little incentive to innovate (hence drug patents).
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In recent years, however, the company's ability to innovate with iPhone has been questioned.
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We have to design and innovate for a future we're not quite sure of.
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We'll be a fast adopter, but we're not going to innovate in that way.
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How does 153M consistently innovate, developing simple but iconic products like post-it notes?
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Why try to over innovate when Apple and Samsung have done everything for you?
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"It's an opportunity to innovate for a social cause," said the 19-year-old.
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"We have to innovate," French skating coach Katia Krier told the paper in 2014.
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"Our goal is to compress the time it takes people to innovate," he said.
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Our expertise in polymers and our ability to innovate can contribute genuine value added.
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But, its potential new director thinks we can all just innovate those tumors away.
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It denied other companies the chance to compete on the merits and to innovate.
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Take the advice you need, then have the courage to innovate your own solution.
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Musically, he continued to innovate, transitioning from pop to soul and other musical genres.
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There is no way to innovate and use less time in many service sectors.
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"Synthego will continue to innovate to help researchers redefine the boundaries of transformative medicines."
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They are the result of research and development and the human capacity to innovate.
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Patent protections make it possible for rural inventors to innovate and protect their inventions.
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Often governments are regarded as slow to innovate when compared with the private sector.
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But to maintain its dominance, the tech giant has to aggressively innovate, hacker style.
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Take the opportunity to innovate and refine your product to better serve your customers.
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To succeed in a fast-paced, hyper-competitive global marketplace, companies must innovate continuously.
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The message is now to innovate, invest, hire and expand in the United States.
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"It will matter less to continue to innovate on the phone itself," Rolston said.
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The app has continued to innovate, and currently has 1.1 billion monthly active users.
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But, Foster said, Harbaugh had done as much to innovate as the N.C.A.A. permitted.
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Our private sector is working hard to innovate, with many new concepts in development.
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This is the latest announcement that points to Germany's efforts to innovate rail travel.
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Caruso said Amazon has shown retailers how to innovate and serve customers more effectively.
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We need to inspire and challenge our nation's young people to innovate the future.
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More freedom and more opportunity to innovate are the keys to a cleaner environment.
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The CEO said that despite all this, Sony still has the ability to innovate.
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Further, tariffs cut off the competition that pushes domestic producers to innovate and improve.
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Companies also are less motivated to innovate when there isn't a lot of competition.
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As Graphcore's CEO Toon says, "Everybody's trying to innovate, trying to find an advantage."
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But these days, French cuisine and its champions are seizing the opportunity to innovate.
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Many celebrated the decision, but some saw it as a missed chance to innovate.
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They are also seeking flexibility for states to innovate, and less regulatory red tape.
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All levels of government had to innovate, adapt plans, and systematically improve the situation.
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While technology may innovate at lightning speed, good old pizza is here to stay.
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The choice for companies is clear: Innovate and adapt or face being left behind.
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But advances in AI have vastly increased the company's ability to innovate, Heller said.
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These products have proven the concept; now is the time to iterate and innovate.
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It has become a nation of consumers with limited capacity to produce and innovate.
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If you don't do and innovate along these lines, you are going to fail.
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The government-prescribed technical mandates would substitute bureaucratic preferences for the freedom to innovate.
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Innovate Niagara connected him with a mentor who referred him to a cost accountant.
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These days, expert investors are generally , which continue to innovate at a rapid pace.
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Did we continue to innovate malaria so we could stay ahead of drug resistance?
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Now, every now and then, we do innovate and we do experiment on it.
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"IA's recommended approach is to allow for more flexibility given the variety of ways that internet content is consumed and to preserve the ability of the IA's members to innovate and to allow users of those platforms to innovate," the filing reads.
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"IA's recommended approach is to allow for more flexibility given the variety of ways that internet content is consumed and to preserve the ability of the IA's members to innovate and to allow users of those platforms to innovate," the group's filing reads.
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Most Spanish companies are small, family-owned businesses which do not innovate, export or grow.
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Firms rely on new technologies to better use capital, overcome information barriers, outsource, and innovate.
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There are many other opportunities to streamline, innovate and improve across the entire federal system.
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In a market where advertising tech is very established, Adludio is proving you can innovate.
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Proponents argue that the change would give states more flexibility to innovate with their programs.
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The Project Recode scientists are going to have to innovate to bring the cost down.
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SpaceX faces different but no less daunting challenges in trying to innovate with reusable rockets.
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The nature of the tech industry is to innovate and give rise to new standouts.
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But the company says that it'll keep investing to innovate, diversify and open new markets.
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These came from Innovate UK, European Space Agency BIC, and Regional Growth Fund, amongst others.
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We needed to make sure our employees had time to learn new skills and innovate.
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Mandates to curb carbon emissions in the future are spurring companies to innovate to survive.
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The other wanting to innovate or provoke, even if the result is a bit wacky.
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But Nikon's a tech-based company that's managed to innovate and survive a hundred years.
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As part of the collaboration, both companies said they would jointly innovate and commercialize products.
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Whether it is cars or the IoT, partnerships have become an efficient way to innovate.
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Sami teams up with friends and colleagues to innovate the device in every American home.
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It will continue to innovate and produce new technologies and ideas that will spread nationally.
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On the other hand, Apple tends to mostly innovate with its most important flagship devices.
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"Apple may be able to leverage the iPhone to innovate around augmented reality," said Munster.
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The project is being run by Nesta in partnership with the Innovate UK government agency.
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So we need to be talking about is, okay, we're glad for you to innovate.
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"We're excited about having a partner that wanted to collaborate and innovate together," he said.
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Elsewhere, countries like China and India have been working hard to innovate attract more investment.
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A firm pace of product development and "willingness to innovate" sets it apart, he claimed.
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And entrepreneurs and other small businesses would have the technical information they need to innovate.
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I think LA will continue to thrive into an internationally known place for innovate art.
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To do this effectively will ensure the economy continues to grow, innovate and create jobs.
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If information does not flow freely, it is hard to innovate or make sound decisions.
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These practices have denied rivals a chance to innovate and to compete on the merits.
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There's nearly endless potential for niche professional networks to flourish, actually innovate and create connections.
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This is crucial in terms of freedom to innovate, especially when inventors have little power.
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"My concern is that the bad guys are going to out-innovate us," he added.
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They summon the will to adapt, innovate to create new, digital, products and increase efficiency.
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Faced with unfriendly neighbours and an arid climate, Israel has had to innovate to survive.
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Instead he'll respect vegetables and grains for their real value, and innovate in preparing them.
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It's unlikely that some neighborhoods or schools prepare kids to innovate in one particular technology.
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These legal changes have been a real detriment to our ability to innovate and grow.
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For example, MiracleFeet has partnered with companies like Clarks and Suncast to innovate its technology.
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With Roominate, kids innovate to build much more elaborate structures than older generations used to.
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Just like any other field, increased competition provides motivation for participants to create and innovate.
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Anything that allows us to innovate and make strides on these issues is worth considering.
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But over the medium- and long-term, their own capacity to innovate will be weakened.
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Companies tend to get into trouble when they protect their markets and fail to innovate.
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Snap needs to out-innovate its competitors to stay cool and relevant after its offering.
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They can't pick a font, play with the layout or innovate on the product front.
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We ask the FCC, therefore, to innovate with us by modernizing its policy and regulation.
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This book has shaped my determination to innovate and to avoid the mannerisms of appropriation.
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It felt like a rare opportunity to innovate in print, so he jumped at it.
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If you really want to innovate, there has to be a cost to carbon pollution.
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Pensio is trying to innovate around simplicity of user experience and the annuity product itself.
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His playfulness with language gave me the confidence to innovate boldly in my own books.
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"But in the technology industry, if you fail to innovate or reinvent, you fall behind."
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But the drive to innovate does not justify the growing catalog of medical device disasters.
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Mr. Wells went back in 2014 and found that the chef continued to innovate there.
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Ultimately, decreased incentives to innovate inhibit economic growth, weaken national competitiveness, and slow job creation.
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For a solo science assignment, they may be asked to demonstrate that they can innovate.
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PAEs do not participate in trade, nor do they innovate or produce any products themselves.
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Data is valuable for helping developers and engineers to build new features and better innovate.
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"Innovate now," is one of her mantras, because, to her, the greatest risk is inaction.
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Startups might be in the best position to try to innovate our traditional capitalist model.
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We also have to innovate in terms of behavior and how consumers respond or interact.
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There will be limitations if everyone working to build and innovate cyber technologies think alike.
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And so there was really a bias to action and this drive to boldly innovate.
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I'm also fascinated by how hackers continue to innovate and take advantage of emerging technologies.
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Moscow's military might still be creaking at the seams, but it has learned to innovate.
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We can also no more curb the drive to innovate than we can stop gravity.
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It gets pretty later as you begin to test and as you begin to innovate.
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Apple would not exist without immigration, let alone thrive and innovate the way we do.
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His company Micro Genetics focuses mainly on developing good seeds, but he wants to innovate.
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Once you master the rules, you can understand the ways to break them and innovate.
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Our "Revolution" special will dive into Apple's plans to innovate in the classroom and beyond.
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This presents a unique opportunity for companies ready to innovate and take a leadership position.
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From a world-class education comes an unparalleled workforce ready to innovate in Minnesota's growing economy.
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If the traditional banks don't move quickly to innovate, hundreds of startups will eat their lunch.
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I don't spend a lot of time looking over my shoulder because we continue to innovate.
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For years, though, they really struggled to innovate, where Ring has outpaced them at every step.
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There's a trope that foreign startups can't innovate—they just copy ideas created in Silicon Valley.
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The serial entrepreneur has built eight billion-dollar companies and continues to innovate wherever he can.
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It lets states innovate and adopt creative solutions to local problems, which vary state by state.
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JIM CRAMER: Okay, so most tech companies, I think, don't innovate nearly as much as you.
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The impulse to innovate and profit subsumes all other concerns as far as I can tell.
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If you can innovate how you reach your market, the other innovations are not as relevant.
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Marketers believe it will have to innovate incessantly to see off a threat from Instagram stories.
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You're talking about two companies that have been able to innovate a lot in the past.
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The tech giants do innovate, but their ideas do not seem to spread through the economy.
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In an industry that is constantly evolving, we will thrive on change and innovate to improve.
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I want to be clear that we will continue to scale, launch new products and innovate.
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"If you don't innovate and if you don't change, technology will eat your lunch," Tan said.
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Regardless of flaw, all the products in the exhibit tried to innovate in their particular field.
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These new workers are key to the company's ability to innovate and improve its existing products.
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The U.K. government's official innovation body, Innovate UK, emphasized lithium battery technology, not aluminum-air batteries.
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Zume, a company out of Mountain View, CA, is looking to innovate in the pizza space.
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Commerce officials also wanted to ensure that American technology companies could continue to innovate with data.
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They must make money, report earnings, pay workers, make investment decisions and innovate for the future.
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Firms with greater market power, it seems, may not only have higher profits but innovate less.
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It's refreshing to see that the publishing industry continues to innovate in the face of change.
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Unless we innovate quickly, we risk this again — this time as it relates to marketplace lending.
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Hottovy thinks that McDonald's will continue to innovate around its core products, including the Quarter Pounder.
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Yeah I mean, M&A is really the way that these giant beauty companies innovate. Yes.
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New technologies are emerging that enable these regulated industries to innovate and still remain in compliance.
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What matters to the tech industry is to make it as easy as possible to innovate.
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The Morningstar analyst said Boston Beer still has the opportunity to innovate and drive organic growth.
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We will continue to innovate across devices and on our cloud services across all mobile platforms.
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Creativity is all well and good, but Hong Kong can still innovate without damaging shareholder democracy.
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We're doing a lot of cool stuff right now, trying to innovate in many different ways.
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It now offers entrepreneurial support resources, including Innovate ABQ, a hub for researchers, investors and entrepreneurs.
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Yong said she assesses an individual's desire to both innovate and collaborate when approving new members.
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We need to innovate new ways to help treat female drug users before it's too late.
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So I like the fact that they're taking it head-on and they're continuing to innovate.
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Her inability to turn Yahoo around or innovate any new products eventually led to the sale.
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When doing so, we will always focus on customer proximity, competitiveness and the ability to innovate.
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To innovate, they need good problem-solvers and people with creative skills and high emotional intelligence.
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But capacity building is essential if a country cannot innovate because they lack the right infrastructure.
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She describes the need to continuously innovate with accessibility in mind as part of Apple's DNA.
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"You [still] have very big firms that are unlikely to innovate into the future," Bullard said.
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Years of an oil boom have left Alberta in a great position to innovate, he said.
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"We have been wrong about SNAP's ability to innovate and improve its ad product this year."
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She loves her new work, she told us, because it allows her the freedom to innovate.
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It means you need to innovate them, the way we do things in the 21st Century.
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This favoritism is also problematic because of its impact on the incentives to innovate and compete.
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Where we'd like to innovate right now is by continuing to invest in our fiber technology.
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The professionalism and ability of Asia's organized crime groups to innovate has made this trend possible.
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Others expressed concerns that stringent FAA safety rules would make it harder for companies to innovate.
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Mr. Brackenbury and his team are allowing bookstores to innovate on a more fundamental level: convenience.
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Mr Sahlberg frets that Finnish education is repeating Nokia's error: failing to innovate when on top.
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"These practices have denied rivals the chance to innovate and compete on the merits," Vestager said.
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"This idea that you can only innovate in startups is just a dumb idea," Libin said.
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The goal is to bring down prices while still providing an incentive for companies to innovate.
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But sometimes, Apple forgets to innovate and falls behind: big screen phones, streaming music, reasonable prices.
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You will find that people will work so hard to innovate for you and your ideas.
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The failure of large consumer and retail players to innovate is clear in the Walmart vs.
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"It's a relatively easy way to show a brand can innovate," Mr. Natarelli of MBLM said.
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It means you need to innovate them, the way we do things in the 2003st Century.
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Overall, jobs weren't "killed," but they certainly moved away from the industry incumbents that couldn't innovate.
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Google claims the name better reflects the mission of helping people everywhere work and innovate together.
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SB: Where do you think people can innovate further in the health tech space right now?
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The company is backed by a $4 million seed investment from Aleph VC and XL Innovate.
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It's time we innovate to develop better solutions, rather than throwing more money toward temporary fixes.
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"We're the ones innovate within the core — not around it, but the core itself," he said.
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Luckily, as teachers, we have honed flexibility and adaptability, and as artists, we create and innovate.
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Claims that I wasn't first to innovate and market 2FA utilizing mobile phones are simply wrong.
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The women who fail at this innovate styles out of a combination of innovation and poverty.
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We're being complacent on moving forward on innovation and how to innovate into the next century.
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"People think school districts are too bureaucratic, can't be nimble and can't innovate," Mr. Carranza said.
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As a description of how companies in the platform economy innovate, spontaneous deregulation is a misnomer.
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We blaze trails, we innovate, and we engage in smart stewardship of our precious public lands.
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The shale sector moved fast to innovate and cut costs to survive the oil price crash.
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To say that Chinese scholars cannot innovate, but only copy and steal, is a false argument.
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It's the perspective that they bring to the table to help us problem-solve and innovate.
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James McQuivey, an analyst at Forrester, said Barnes & Noble needed to innovate to survive, and quickly.
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Keep your finger on the pulse of your industry, and look for ways to meaningfully innovate.
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More than $30 trillion in global investments are driving companies to innovate alternative forms of plastic.
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Running a business bored them, observers said, and what they really wanted to do was innovate.
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Mergers such as this one require other corporations to innovate, or else go out of business.
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If politicians were better at science, tech companies could probably innovate better, according to Elon Musk.
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The launch is another example of the organization's persistent ability to innovate and push market expansion.
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In the past decade, fast-food brands have had to innovate to keep customers coming back.
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It is essential that tomorrow's startups have the same opportunity to innovate, free from excessive coercion.
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We see them innovate, speak their mind, and propel themselves forward toward bigger and better things.
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For that reason alone, the United States must out-innovate and out-perform its nearest rivals.
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We'll continue to innovate based on what our audiences tell us and how the technology improves.
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She's heartbreaker, this girl, a rare, true talent who continues to take her emotion and innovate.
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They must innovate, and that's the most difficult hurdle to overcome, since the constraints are structural.
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They're also able to act faster and innovate on climate change mitigation at a smaller scale.
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What the Republicans would do is allow states to "innovate" in the direction of lowering standards.
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Automakers are not known to innovate quickly unless there's external pressure from competition, regulators or consumers.
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We think there's some opportunities to really innovate in media and entertainment around that as well.
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"People want us to innovate as long as the innovation is to their advantage," Mr. Hasker said.
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Many Wall Street firms and traditional financial institutions are looking to innovate by partnering with tech startups.
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A lot of things that we're always trying to innovate, we're always trying to improve the game.
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The second fallacy is that higher wages will force companies to innovate in order to reduce costs.
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It's-, you need to think about how you innovate and grow, rather than constantly think about redistribution.
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The companies have said publicly that the merger would allow them to better innovate to serve consumers.
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"We know that our members who export are more likely to survive, innovate and grow," Cherry added.
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We certainly hope Apple will continue to innovate in the tablet area, despite iPad's steadily dwindling sales.
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But let people go right to the edge and try stuff, let them experiment, let them innovate.
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It's not like you're competing against some big, old-school company that doesn't know how to innovate.
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"The only way to innovate in pay TV is to try to follow Netflix," Mr. Wlodarczak said.
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If AT&T really wanted to innovate, it would offer more high-speed data at better prices.
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"It is refreshing to see states like Colorado take innovate steps towards rape kit reform," Alexanko says.
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It's a company that is built on the idea that you want to innovate and move forward.
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Zuckerberg also frequently referenced the threat China poses if the US does not innovate in digital payments.
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As inefficiencies are ironed out, the winning companies will be able to innovate new products and features.
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"We wanted a team that could demonstrate an ability to innovate reliable technology," Cosset told The Verge.
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The lure of fat profits is, after all, what motivates firms to innovate in the first place.
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Muse, I appreciate the energy to innovate, but maybe leave the drones at home next tour.[NME]
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Were there challenges here where you needed to innovate to tell the story you wanted to tell?
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My manager asked me to lead a new effort on how to innovate our team's client delivery.
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In a surprising way, it is far easier to innovate down the stack than up the stack.
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Partly as a result of such a willingness to innovate, the ROH is bursting for every performance.
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Advocates say this freedom helps them innovate, try new approaches, free from the constraints of stifling bureaucracy.
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In 2019, we will continue to innovate and explore new experiences and new content into our stores.
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This sees them all focused on enterprise customers while they innovate to solve AR's five consumer challenges.
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It's time to pass legislation codifying rules that protect consumers and maintain flexibility for companies to innovate.
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Boston Dynamics has continued to innovate with the humanoid Atlas, wheeled robot Handle and the quadruped Spot.
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Nope. But do we believe that Apple would innovate its way right into a mound of shit?
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And more practice runs means learning more details that can be used to innovate faster, he said.
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Giants like Kraft and Clorox all seem to be too slow and enslaved to shareholders to innovate.
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The company has been funded so far with some grants from Innovate UK in addition to bootstrapping.
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Yes, a tech giant has released a messaging app — and they say Silicon Valley can't innovate anymore.
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The incentive to innovate and generate new medicines and procedures is also radically muted under nationalized systems.
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"We take risks, invest, innovate and produce in ways that today sustain 85033,000 U.S. jobs," Immelt wrote.
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The consumer electronics industry has the resources, the talent and the know-how to innovate hearing technologies.
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The project at UPS's London facility was partly funded by Innovate UK, the British government innovation agency.
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"Brands of the future need strong two-way customer communication to innovate and remain relevant," he said.
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Critics counter that the legislation would prevent states from being able to innovate and drive down premiums.
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"It means you are in deep trouble unless you can out-innovate and outsell them," Cuban says.
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The need to create more opportunities for America's small businesses to innovate, expand, and thrive is clear.
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Sesame Street continues to innovate and educate, encouraging children to explore the natural world through scientific exploration.
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Amazon isn't to blame for the Postal Service's woes, but it will need to innovate to survive
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It's essential for marginalized communities to exercise our voices, start businesses, create new art, innovate and organize.
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They innovate, but within the tight context of a lineage of apprenticeships that goes back many generations.
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Snap is one social network that definitely continues to innovate — ephemerally, authentically… one Snap at a time.
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You want to innovate, but the key for innovation is having a sustainable long-term business model.
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It pushes our staff to innovate and enables them to have their own drink on the menu.
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Merck CEO Ken Frazier has said the company's looking for transactions that enhance its ability to innovate.
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"Amazon is constantly testing and launching new offerings to innovate on behalf of customers," the person said.
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Sports Authority has failed to even try to innovate; it makes Dick's look like a success story.
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The Rays caught on early to the analytics wave, but now every team actively seeks to innovate.
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Carrie's work lays bare the responsibility of the artist to document, portray, construct and innovate through images.
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Our Permanente physician-led clinical teams constantly innovate to create integrated, person-centered and technology-supported care.
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How can FDA labeling policy incentivize and enable companies to innovate in ways that meet consumer demands?
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At GMM, we employ over 50 R&D scientists, and if we don't constantly innovate we're dead.
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Further, the future of successful care for our patient population is dependent on our ability to innovate.
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KEVIN JOHNSON: And that is going to give us more opportunity to innovate and try different things.
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It has a competitive profit-driven process to motivate you to learn and innovate, every single day.
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But as global and national economic trends continue to shift, we must continue to innovate in Minnesota.
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We can't wait to start showing customers what's possible when Whole Foods Market and Amazon innovate together.
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We are looking to innovate and push the boundaries of how modern content is viewed and experienced.
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The entrepreneurs who have launched these companies, ... they like being able to innovate, create and be entrepreneurs.
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Democrats will need to continue to iterate and innovate to post wins in 2018, 2020, and beyond.
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Old English speakers can treat metaphor as an occasion to innovate; Modern English simply tries to describe.
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It's on us to innovate so that it has the power and impact we want it to.
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The CMAJ is also pushing for the provinces and territories to spend smarter and to innovate more.
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But the Paris Agreement wasn't just an agreement to regulate — it was also an agreement to innovate.
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I've talked about ways to innovate workforce training, alternatives to college- none of that is enough, that's just nibbling...I mean, there is no way that I, I myself, in this office, can innovate all of the ideas to confront challenges that none of us can fully yet comprehend.
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As London plays host to the next big event on the FinTech social calendar this week, the Innovate Finance Global Summit , it's plausible that the debate will turn from FinTech: Friend vs Foe to the big banks; toward Brexit: are we better together in the race to innovate?
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What we found is the principle is not innovate or not, it's actually fire bullets, then fire cannonballs.
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But if you keep these in mind, the rest can be up to you to innovate a bit.
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"These awards will help scientists and engineers as they continue to innovate with advanced nuclear technologies," Moniz added.
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LONDON Bank of England Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden keynote speech at Innovate Finance Global Summit 2119 - 2120 GMT.
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In plain English, America needs to innovate its way back to robust economic growth that works for everyone.
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"I want to be clear that we will continue to scale, launch new products and innovate," he wrote.
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Because Europe is worried about technology, he says, and is tightening regulations that restrict companies' ability to innovate.
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And there are some clinicians trying to innovate with web-based therapies (you can read more about those).
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The supplier's incentive to innovate and to control costs vanishes, because he no longer owns the residual rights.
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"We say that we're going to innovate any product in the meat case," Beyond spokeswoman Allison Aronoff said.
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Symantec and HP are undergoing structural changes and their ability to innovate and launch new products becomes constrained.
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The team, Yahoo said then, "[would] continue to innovate on new digital media experiences for Yahoo users."12.
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But brands found a way to innovate and keep them feeling fresh, with an update every single season.
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"Mining is not known for a lack of hierarchy, or a lot of freedom to innovate," she said.
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That's why projects like Coord, that can help cities innovate around the edges, will be interesting to watch.
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The program, Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge, encourages nurses to submit their own ideas for improving healthcare.
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That's why projects like Coord that can help cities innovate around the edges will be interesting to watch.
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It's those repeatable processes that the Atrium team believes it can innovate on to make things more efficient.
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But I hope that we recognize that free peoples are always going to innovate better than captive ones.
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It will, he says, take moving away from silicon itself to allow Silicon Valley to continue to innovate.
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Amid the Project F roadmap are a few concepts to potentially innovate on top of the HQ formula.
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The expansion of wearable technology puts pressure on companies operating in the space to innovate, according to McNamara.
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"The burden is on our customers to constantly innovate," he said, highlighting the importance of creating new value.
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"Every day and month is different and it changes as we innovate and social media grows," Henderson says.
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We are optimistic about the ability of Israel's cybersecurity entrepreneurs to continue to innovate on a global stage.
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Quite the contrary, Crocs will continue to innovate, design and produce the most comfortable shoes on the planet.
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Unlike the call to innovate, the call to "reduce our server footprint!" is rarely met with happy emojis.
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It is unfortunate that many large incumbent companies will resort to litigation when they can no longer innovate.
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Plus, get practical advice on how to use your newfound knowledge to help companies innovate and scale up.
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Most companies don't choose to innovate a product where someone's vision could be damaged if something goes awry.
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Returning investors: Aleph, Allianz, General Catalyst, GV, Sequoia Capital, Sound Ventures, Thrive Capital, Tusk Ventures and XL Innovate.
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Snap founder "Evan Spiegel's a visionary, and he'll out-innovate to stay ahead of the competition," Pampoulov said.
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Fields was fired because he was an innovator who was unable to innovate fast enough for Wall Street.
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And the Mac Pro, released in December 2013 following much "Can't innovate any more, my ass"-fueled fanfare?
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Utilizing a global supplier base can help your business innovate, differentiate its services, improve competitiveness and scale growth.
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Large and bureaucratic companies may find it especially challenging to innovate, pivot their focus and develop new competencies.
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With a handful of companies controlling 95 percent of the pie, the ability to innovate is increasingly difficult.
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At the Design, Innovate, Communicate, Entertain (DICE) video game developer conference, the three met Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford.
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This relationship shows how both sides are seeking to benefit from the deal and innovate their business models.
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America is the place to do business, so come to America where you can innovate, create and build.
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The Innovate Finance CEO says that there has been some slowdown but not enough yet to cause panic.
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So the question is: Is there a way to innovate in a way that has more measured disruption?
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Claire Delaunay, Uber Director of Engineering There's also Innovate Peru, which the Ministry of Innovation launched in 2014.
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But it's cool to see one of the pioneers of the notch-phone is still trying to innovate.
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Michele Ferrero had always shied away from making acquisitions, preferring to rely on Ferrero's own ability to innovate.
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Quite the contrary; Crocs will continue to innovate, design and produce the most comfortable shoes on the planet.
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Imagine the possibilities when the private sector is free to innovate without regulatory red tape holding it back.
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At a $999 starting price, the flagship device has to impress, and prove that Apple can still innovate.
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In contrast, regulatory approaches often lack the flexibility to innovate or incentives to continuously improve upon their solutions.
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Yang wants to create uniform federal safety standards and incentivize gun manufacturers to innovate new gun safety technology.
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I'm counting on young minds like hers to grasp the new economic realities and innovate for the future.
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But it was a grueling four-year fight that hindered Microsoft's ability to innovate for the next decade.
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America could innovate that accessory tech that would keep us ahead of the biological modifications of other nations.
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"Our strength has been to evolve and innovate without ever forgetting that we're a family restaurant," he said.
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But no matter how much we learn or how much we innovate, we cannot succeed without adequate resources.
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After all, Japan's demographic shifts aren't occasioned by technology, but by social factors—why not innovate in response?
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This is a little unfortunate but also means that Instagram will be profitable and therefore continue to innovate.
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They are agile and can innovate quickly, not being slowed down by ancient internal processes or red tape.
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First and foremost, we need to innovate in our approach to the situation — to think about carbon differently.
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This creates the political space to innovate even while swearing loyalty to the ideas of the regime's founder.
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Facebook in particular has been vocal about the need to innovate while making important safety and security changes.
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This is a great opportunity to innovate — ask for feedback and engage your staff in creative problem solving.
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Perry thinks Uber and Lyft can innovate again in the face of a new employee structure and costs.
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While Garage 56 has had its setbacks, it encourages manufacturers and private companies to reimagine and to innovate.
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America is the place to do business, so come to America where you can innovate, create, and build.
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Fewer players have fewer incentives to innovate and it's harder for disruptive newcomers to break into the industry.
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How is Musk leading his company to disrupt the legacy industry of spaceflight and innovate global internet connectivity?
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Yeah, but I still think these companies need to innovate to keep up with the virus, you know?
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And it is working to help newsrooms take advantage of new technology to innovate and increase online revenue.
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It also encourages employees to innovate in ways that streamline the business, rather than making it more complicated.
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In an era of rapid technological advances and demographic change, how do legacy companies adapt, innovate and evolve?
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The success of smaller, more affordable animatronic pets has spurred a number of companies to innovate for 2018.
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If the FCC rolls back net neutrality rules, it is going to be harder for Americans to innovate.
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Loh said that could provide an opportunity for leaders to innovate and find new ways of doing business.
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Sarboraria said the ruling bolsters copyright protection in the software industry, ensuring that programmers have incentives to innovate.
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That's why on driverless cars I was pushing to create sandboxes where we can innovate on this stuff.
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Hans: Of course I mean, that's the economy, and that's what you call competition that makes people innovate.
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The point is to cater to millennial and black audiences, innovate new outreach techniques, operationalize customer happiness, etcetera.
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In the world of having to constantly interrupt what you do and to innovate, it was a success.
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And I'm not really concerned about Facebook or Google or Apple having the capital to continue to innovate.
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Part of that, experts argue, is because the company lacks real competition that could pressure it to innovate faster.
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You have to innovate, you have to drive change, you have to drive additional value each and every day.
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Boeing says the acquisition will be key in the aerospace company's further development of autonomous technology and innovate aircraft.
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A potential price cap on the retail energy sector in Britain would challenge energy firms to innovate, Viklund said.
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Fortnite facilitates an environment that allows players to get creative, innovate and show off their mastery of their skills.
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For America to thrive and innovate in an increasingly competitive global economy, we need strong, uncorrupted, fairly regulated markets.
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But don't — but that we still need to make it so that American companies can innovate in those areas.
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We should be working as hard as we can to allow American companies to innovate in the drone space.
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With 3D printing, it allows a small company like ours to innovate and use the parts for final production.
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Especially as you innovate in something that has the potential to put bodily harm or even death to people.
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"We continue to innovate, and that's one of the areas we're innovating and testing higher price points," he said.
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Using Springboard, an online crowdsourcing platform, Starbucks partners at headquarters from every level can submit ideas, collaborate and innovate.
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The organisation has been awarded £1m ($1.3m) by Innovate UK, a government agency dedicated to supporting science and technology.
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Some of DeVos' philosophies surprisingly align — she's suggested opening up the education industry to entrepreneurs to innovate technological breakthroughs.
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This little robot is the Sphero: SPRK Edition, designed to innovate and inspire the next generation to learn programming.
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The regulations have also forced California to innovate to meet its goals, said Dave Clegern, a spokesperson for CARB.
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Personally, I'm treating the fingerprint sensor as a litmus test for Apple's ability to innovate in a meaningful way.
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Megan Quinn, general partner at Spark Capital, said that the buying sprees are because the incumbents failed to innovate.
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Even though the email service didn't start doing exceedingly well compared to competition until 2012, it continues to innovate.
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The production was a success, and in the nearly two decades since then Ms Sealey has continued to innovate.
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"We want people who innovate and will champion the product – that's where the annual fee comes in," White explains.
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Your ability to innovate is not just good news for India but it s great news for the world.
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That is a task for the tech firms, which can innovate and which understand their platforms better than anyone.
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As Google Cloud engineering director Chen Goldberg told me, the idea here it to help enterprises innovate and modernize.
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"Retailers will need to innovate and find new profit pools," UBS analyst Michael Lasser said in a research note.
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And if that weren't challenging enough, CEOs will have to innovate at a time when growth starts to slow.
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We treat all feedback with importance and respect, and this direct engagement is critical to our ability to innovate.
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One of the things that's important is airlines have to innovate and get different and become better and better.
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The presumptive Republican nominee has been lagging badly in fundraising but an innovate new revenue stream has opened up.
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Israeli cybersecurity entrepreneurs continue to innovate and place the Israeli cybersecurity industry on the front lines of this war.
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Most importantly, his curiosity-driven explorations, and ability to connect art and science, helped him innovate in his work.
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The on-demand economy feeds on imagination, and it's brave enough to innovate in even the most established industries.
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At the same time, though, we do need to ensure that pharma companies do keep the incentive to innovate.
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But how can we truly innovate in this area if there are so many intermediaries, even for small payments?
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Panera has partnered with more than 300 food vendors to innovate, replace and rethink how their food is prepared.
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The exceptional team that prepares, produces and delivers our print product continues to innovate and develop additional revenue streams.
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Teams with diverse academic and professional backgrounds who dabble at the intersections of disciplines are more likely to innovate.
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Funding of US fintech startups also dropped by 12.7 percent to $6.2 billion, according to the Innovate Finance Report.
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It also sheds some light on where the teams are free to innovate, as well as where they're limited.
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"The fact that we take the time to innovate in these ways is something new and different," Herrlinger says.
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As cannabis use becomes normalized, the tech industry is finally starting to innovate the seed to weed growing process.
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The truth 100 percent definitely lies somewhere on the blockchain — if only we could INNOVATE our way to it.
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Trader Tim Seymour, though, contended that Disney has a strong chance to "survive and innovate" even in that environment.
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At least the government is encouraging other Chinese firms, including the country's tech giants, to innovate in the field.
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So the artists and the MTA chose to focus on ways to innovate with these traditional materials and processes.
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Ultimately, utilizing a global supplier base can help your business innovate, differentiate its services, improve competitiveness and scale growth.
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All we wanted to do was have the best tequila in its class but also, we wanted to innovate.
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" Inside Higher Ed. "President Obama Launches "Educate to Innovate" Campaign for Excellence in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (Stem) Education.
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As the NHS nears its 70th anniversary in July, efforts are underway to ensure that it continues to innovate.
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Though most Chinese universities offer courses in how to innovate or become an entrepreneur, the education ministry seems lukewarm.
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EY recently surveyed more than 1,000 employees from a range of industries about their ability to innovate at work.
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They help students learn to collaborate, prioritize, negotiate, problem-solve and innovate — skills needed to thrive in this century.
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"It's not just [giving advertisers] first look, it's trying to innovate and initiate ideas," Sorrell said in the interview.
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As a result, retailers have sought to innovate the in-store experience with free gifts, food, theater and more.
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TV viewers continue to be bombarded by more ads and efforts to innovate the TV commercial have been incremental.
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Individuals could use this money to reinvest in the economy, allowing businesses to expand, innovate, and create more jobs.
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If you aren't making as much as you'd like, innovate or get creative with the business to change that.
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Recent news articles and press releases touting new products can hint a company is continuing to innovate and grow.
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You drive performance every time you innovate new ways to hold your dowel that prevent your hand from cramping.
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Narrator: Fender continues to innovate with new models, like their Acoustasonic series, and their ever-growing artist signature series.
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You had to hustle, innovate and navigate the uneven pathways through failing corporate structures to do what you wanted.
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Bottom line: There should be plenty of deal-flow, as Uber is known for encouraging its employees to innovate.
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Berlin represents the racing heartbeat of Europe's startup scene, which continues to innovate and evolve at a rapid pace.
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Time and again, we have seen that, when pushed by sound regulations that rely on performance standards, industries innovate.
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Only one, Baird's Colin Sebastian, asked about the antitrust scrutiny, wondering if it might affect Alphabet's ability to innovate.
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They are active partners who look for opportunities to improve and innovate, and they invest for the long-term.
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And they must adopt mechanisms to limit illegal activity, fraud and regulatory evasion, while preserving the freedom to innovate.
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But Godsick is also at pains to emphasize the need for tennis to innovate in a fragmented sporting marketplace.
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Godsick said that tennis must be careful about the integrity of the sport, but that it still must innovate.
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And startup founders looking to innovate could look to a saying from his old colleague Steve Jobs for guidance.
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I think there's issues of what Silicon Valley can do to innovate and then there's issues of public policy.
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Every big company is looking for ways to innovate, regardless of their core business, and Disney is no different.
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As big, old companies come to dominate the marketplace, their increasing market power could mute their incentive to innovate.
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Many economists believe some inequality can actually be good for the economy by encouraging people to strive and innovate.
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Sadly, it doesn't innovate on either the Blair Witch movie or Layers of Fear formula in any meaningful way.
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"Indian Americans are titans of business, masters of the arts and innovate technology like few others," the ad reads.
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We don't want to stop you from trying to innovate with AI outcomes that can massively improve patient care.
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So how is Musk leading his company to disrupt the legacy industry of spaceflight and innovate global internet connectivity?
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Our competitors around the world have been implementing ambitious plans to innovate their own defense systems with commercial stakeholders.
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"We have been wrong about Snap's ability to innovate and improve its ad product this year," the analyst wrote.
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Some of these pathways focus on making existing approaches more effective while others seek to innovate entirely new solutions.
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People who see their lives defined by Exodus move, innovate and organize their lives around a common eschatological destiny.
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They are too wedded to profitable models to purposefully innovate against themselves with niche products that come with disadvantages.
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Palihapitiya also said technology investors need to focus on a company's ability to innovate in a rapidly changing world.
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"Amazon is constantly testing and launching new offerings to innovate on behalf of customers," an Amazon spokesperson told CNBC.
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RANCHOS PALOS VERDES, California — Ford wants to innovate, but not at the expense of its customers and core business.
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"We have been wrong about SNAP's ability to innovate and improve its ad product this year," the analysts wrote.
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"When you innovate, you've got to be prepared for everyone telling you you're nuts," says Larry Ellison, Oracle CEO.
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Innovate Finance reckons 30 percent of the sector's 13,000 workers are from overseas, with most from the European Union.
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It's true, Lululemon is continuing to innovate, as evidenced by the retailer's Fifth Avenue pop-up shop opening Friday.
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But worst is the chilling "do not innovate" warning it would send to businesses and would-be innovators alike.
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"The old reality was we're going to regulate, and the new reality is we're going to innovate," Perry said.
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"We're developing our own in-house talent to innovate, test new ideas and learn from them," Ms. Peers said.
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DSW has plans to innovate, such as adding shoe repairs to stores and developing its own private-label brands.
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In exchange, Alexander is pushing for giving states more flexibility through expanding waivers to innovate and change ObamaCare rules.
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However, it allows you to innovate in leaps and bounds, rather than making small improvements on pre-existing ideas.
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It is an important part of our values, and it helps us innovate on behalf of all our customers.
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It is incumbent upon agencies to open this up, allowing the entire world to innovate on top of it.
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The bill "lets states innovate and adopt creative solutions to local problems, which vary state by state," said another.
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But federalism is really about where and how states innovate, and I see at least three different kinds here.
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At their best, they're rooted in one question: Is there an opportunity to innovate when there are fewer constraints?
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"We are a company that needs to innovate … our products come on for a while, then the patents go away and then the products essentially disappear from our top line and our bottom line, so we constantly need to innovate," Milligan said, before adding that he reserves the right to change his mind.
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This is also why we expect Nintendo to innovate on a physical input level as much as we expect it to innovate with software: The Nintendo 64's joystick for the 3D era, the Wii's motion controls, the DS touch screen, Wii U's failed attempt at a second screen, and so on.
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Games are part of my DNA, but I also love being in a space where there's the opportunity to innovate.
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Maybe he now knows that many American companies rely on the DOE's technology transfer programs to innovate new commercial goods.
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Though Nicholas considers Costco best-positioned in the medium term, he's concerned that the retailer isn't doing enough to innovate.
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In true start-up fashion, the floral delivery start-ups are trying to innovate by shaking up the distribution chain.
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It's even harder to believe that, after all this time, Nintendo continues to innovate and keep this series so fresh.
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So far, it doesn't seem like investors are confident in the company's ability to innovate (at least, not right now).
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We also wanted to innovate with graphic- and photo-heavy pieces that use visuals to tell stories in new ways.
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AI can empower entrepreneurs to create, imagine and innovate at entirely new levels to drive not only growth, but happiness.
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The Constitution grants authors exclusive rights to profit from their work, which the framers knew would motivate Americans to innovate.
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"To be able to test innovate securely, we keep test environments completely separate from production environments," the company told Gizmodo.
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"The model is that we build something, we open it up to developer community, and let them innovate," Rabuchin said.
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Sextech encompasses any number of technologies that aim to enhance or innovate any area of sexual experience or human sexuality.
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Critics cite the modest improvements made in the recent revisions of the iPhone line as demonstrating Apple's failure to innovate.
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And if you only worry about the money you make in the next two years, you're never going to innovate.
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New requirements for e-cigarettes in Europe and America, finalised last year, may also hinder smaller companies' ability to innovate.
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And I think one of the reasons why companies fail to innovate is they continue to measure it against today.
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Every major car company is working on self-driving cars, but leave it to startups to innovate the fastest. Drive.
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" She says "media manipulators" will test the system to see how Facebook responds, "and then they will innovate around them.
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"Apple's continued to innovate over the past many, many years and we don't see why that won't continue," Ware said.
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"Can't innovate anymore, my ass," proclaimed Apple exec Phil Schiller when he introduced the redesigned Mac Pro back in 2013.
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Chatbots in search are an interesting idea as Microsoft continues to innovate and compete with Google, the dominant search engine.
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They realized there was opportunity to innovate in the digital picture frame market, which had not evolved with the times.
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And I think what I take away from that arc of that experience is that there are ways to innovate.
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Know all of the stakeholders for your product or platform, especially if you're trying to innovate on the policy side.
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The vast bulk of infringement litigation is between firms who don't make anything against firms who are trying to innovate.
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First, he said he'd bring down the company's costs, which are likely stifling the social media company's ability to innovate.
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The letter reads in part:To our valued customers,At Samsung, we innovate to deliver breakthrough technologies that enrich people's lives.
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We'll have to see the terms of the actual exit, but we will continue to get talent and innovate quickly.
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In this case, the filmmakers try to innovate largely by making the movie as toothless and easily digestable as possible.
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Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported HP's (lofty) goal to out-innovate its Cupertino competitor with its new Spectre laptop.
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The startup is announcing today that it has raised $3.9 million in seed funding from Horizon Ventures and XL Innovate .
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If you're serious about change, you have to identify the decision makers that can innovate the most tons the fastest.
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The team at Foster + Partners continues to innovate across the globe, putting homegrown design into action in London and beyond.
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Fitch believes revenue growth over the longer term will depend on Want Want's ability to innovate and launch new products.
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Such a shift would echo developments in export industries where wage growth has forced companies to innovate to maintain margins.
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Your fresh ideas on products and processes will help companies continue to innovate as we look ahead to the future.
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We've been very fast to innovate at the top of the ticket, but not to adjust to these changes underneath.
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Ultimately, we want to bring all stakeholders together to innovate and champion a consistent, industry-wide approach to greener chemistry.
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The fact that we lack resources to innovate in education is as true now as it was 10 years ago.
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Oyo will buy innovate for $30 million in an all-stock deal, a person with knowledge of the development said.
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Reasonable regulations give the companies I work with in the telecommunications and technology arena the certainty to invest and innovate.
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Manufacturing serves as a driving force behind America's ability to innovate and remains key to our continued prosperity and competitiveness.
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He said Coke would also concentrate on its sparkling beverage business, push into other drink categories and continue to innovate.
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Forget the "copycat China " stereotype: The world's second-largest economy is quickly shedding that image as domestic firms innovate rapidly.
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Such reforms are motivated by a desire to free schools to innovate and to drive up standards by increasing competition.
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It has also been the recipient of grants from Innovate UK and the EU research and innovation programme Horizon 2020.
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There are a lot of places you might expect Ford to innovate and improve in its Super Duty pickup truck.
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And that protection means that they need not innovate but can thrive by copying business models developed in the West.
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Surely, too, we would finally acknowledge that we could not "grow" or "innovate" our way out of every global challenge.
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Along the way, they describe old recipes that have gone out of fashion and how chefs innovate based on them.
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Investment in new factories and products has also stagnated, because many companies don't need to innovate to keep profits high.
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There has never been more opportunity for large organizations to innovate, and there has never been a more pressing need.
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Most immigrants, like my parents, come to America desperate to innovate, compete and succeed — hallmarks that make our nation strong.
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The more the merrier from the perspective of countless companies that see opportunities to innovate and respond to market demand.
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Banks are encouraged to innovate their financial products to help companies settle trade deals in yuan, the central bank said.
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Commercial aviation fatalities are at historic lows, yet the FAA continues to innovate and improve its approach to safety oversight.
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One of her focuses is helping companies that want to get into sports betting navigate and innovate in the industry.
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Last year alone, $22018 billion in venture capital investment was pumped into the space, according to industry body Innovate Finance.
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If children are specially built to adapt and innovate, then it's counterproductive to overschedule their time and overdetermine their interests.
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Congress and the executive branch should be helping companies like Mesa innovate and spread their technology to better the nation.
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Instead, these companies have had to innovate at all layers of the technology stack, from hardware to networking to applications.
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Pearl Automation's rear-view camera is a great example of how startups can innovate around the edges of the industry.
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Some large companies are trying to adopt "agility at scale" in the enterprise, or set up "intrapreneuer" programs to innovate.
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We will continue to work as hard as we can to innovate and explore the best and safest binding options.
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It's just not their primary focus, and we think we can invest more and innovate more to help it expand.
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Do you have a better sense now a half year into the job about Hong Kong's ability to really innovate?
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Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco Migoya's myth-busting new book, "Modernist Bread," is a call for bakers to experiment and innovate.
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The financial industry brings to market the world's most innovate products and platforms that expand the economy and create jobs.
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Any extra time that social distancing buys is critical to manufacture or procure much-needed supplies, or innovate new solutions.
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"They should be allowed to continue to innovate so that consumers can more easily protect themselves from identity theft fraud."
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That's especially true today, when a company's competitive edge is its capacity to innovate, often bound up in its people.
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They have driven each other, and their larger rivals, Verizon and AT&T, to innovate and to hold down prices.
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But how can we trust the automakers to innovate for the future when their own track records show the opposite?
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Yet as businesses continue to innovate and move faster to get things done, it's easy to overlook something like appreciation.
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The outward facing side of DICE — which is an acronym for "Design, Innovate, Communicate, Entertain" — is the annual DICE Awards.
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Publishing had failed to innovate, but surely we—the literary, the passionate, lovers and defenders of human expression—couldn't lose?
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It starts with this creative spirit layered with storytelling and magic and the ability to innovate and evolve over time.
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The tangle of regulations governing health care can make it difficult for providers to respond to market signals and innovate.
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All of these factors are forcing brick-and-mortar businesses to innovate like never before — or risk losing their customers.
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For one, innovating in the pet food market requires interacting with spaces that, well, aren&apost as quick to innovate.
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"It is our job to ensure that companies innovate and compete," Andrew Tyrie, the regulator's chairman, said in a statement.
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Now, businesses are working to innovate in more hardcore technological areas such as artificial intelligence, according to a leading investor.
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Efforts will be made to innovate China's green financing and lure more medium- and long-term private investment, he said.
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So this means that Beyoncé will have to continue finding new ways to innovate to stay ahead of the game.
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The primary British regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, has set up Project Innovate to help start-ups clear regulatory hurdles.
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But clearly Moto wants to prove that it can innovate on performance while keeping its business on a good trajectory.
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The regulations are too onerous, they say, and hurt the industry's ability to innovate and tailor their services to consumers.
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"If we're going to innovate our way out of this, we have to have nuclear at the table," he said.
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"The argument that I can somehow innovate my way around a spectacular Medicaid cut has somehow escaped me," Malloy said.
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The growing popularity of online video services such as Netflix Inc has put pressure on pay TV providers to innovate.
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Both the cap and ability to sell and trade permits create incentives to innovate and reduce beyond what is required.
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This tax — which totals $30 billion over a decade — directly impairs the industry's ability to innovate, invest, and create jobs.
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Domino's is "always trying to innovate around technology to make the experience for consumers easier, simpler, more convenient," she noted.
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At General Motors, we live and work by a set of seven behaviors, one of which we call Innovate Now.
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Some, though, have struggled to find an identity or to innovate in a way that caters to the younger generation.
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"This agreement shows that companies can offer meaningful transparency and consumer choice while at the same time continuing to innovate."
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If it passes, they will have no short-term incentive to innovate or improve the environmental performance of gas cars.
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What we wanted was the ability to innovate in terms of delivering the content, specifically, moving to over the top.
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So these are some of the ways that government is actually helping to develop and continue to innovate new technology.
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This agreement shows that companies can offer meaningful transparency and consumer choice while at the same time continuing to innovate.
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I would like to say that we are in the top tier, in terms of large companies seeking to innovate.
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This solid foundation gives us the tools to innovate and create as we deliver long-term sustainable growth for all stakeholders.
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"Our ability to benefit from rising demand for cleaner fuels will depend on our willingness to invest and innovate," said Heath.
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Their argument: Open government data allows small businesses, researchers and others to utilize taxpayer-funded resources to innovate or conduct studies.
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Around the world, The Coca-Cola Company has looked to innovate with variations of the drink to stem plummeting soda sales.
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"We are like Lyft and Uber, born from the mobile-first era, and we can innovate much more quickly," Shank said.
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Companies that ignored the change failed, while those that chose to innovate captured a disproportionate share of the market and succeeded.
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But this research shows that public policy can be incredibly effective in creating the market conditions in which individuals can innovate.
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Policy by policy and decision by decision, EPA has damaged our nation's competitiveness, ability to innovate and capacity to create wealth.
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Because investors will be desperate for growth, and tech is one of the only sectors that's continuing to innovate and expand.
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This helmet, known as the HELLI, was created by Waqas Khalil, Ali Syed, Awais Azhar, and Syed Abdullah at Let's Innovate.
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The LG G5 was not a huge hit for LG, but it showed the company could still innovate in the market.
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Received wisdom in business is that young companies innovate so naturally they don't need help or special programs to foster innovation.
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There've also been grumblings by some of the firm's investors, who worry that Palihapitiya may just innovate his way into trouble.
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The way they appeared on the streets overnight is a good example of Silicon Valley's "innovate first, ask questions later" mindset.
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It assumes that businesses wouldn't innovate to keep costs down in the face of new regulations — which isn't how industry works.
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The financial hub received high marks for its macroeconomic stability and financial system, but fell short on its capability to innovate.
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The company will also be looking to innovate lunchtime by improving the lunch items it already offers nationwide like Bistro Boxes.
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DAVID FABER: You know, nobody doubts your ability to innovate, and Mr. Katzenberg, of course your partner in this, as well.
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"So the real advantage to Snap and to Facebook and others is: How do you innovate outside of those particular metrics?"
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"I think one of the reasons why companies fail to innovate is, they continue to measure it against today," Iger said.
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"The tariffs will harm US technology leaders, hindering their ability to innovate and compete in a global marketplace," the companies write.
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It highlights unique capabilities in three different areas that enable our OEM customers to continue to innovate and evolve the industry.
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Health care is over-regulated and expensive to innovate in, and has a history of failing to implement ambitious IT projects.
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" And hopefully I could help innovate with the entertainment side of things, and say, "Hey, let's remember what's important about story.
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While traditional banking faces serious threats, startup companies have unprecedented opportunities to innovate and improve the front-end experience of banking.
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It's more like a lab, a studio really, like a very informal studio that's looking to innovate in this new medium.
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Last year, the sector attracted $36.6 billion, according to Innovate Finance, with $3.3 billion of that flowing into British fintech firms.
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The platforms, industries and brands that are at the center of this disruption will continue to innovate or pay the price.
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The easier it is to innovate, the more jobs that are created and the more long-term prosperity for the country.
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In contrast, Freetrade has long argued that to innovate within trading, you need to build and own the full brokerage stack.
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All of these policies should lower barriers to entry, level the playing field and create opportunities for new entrants to innovate.
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Apple has an obligation to innovate and needs the "next big thing" to stay relevant, brand expert Dean Crutchfield said Wednesday.
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And if companies like Apple spend too much time worrying about stock prices and reviews, they would never innovate at all.
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Just now, Texas has more room than California to innovate and to strike a balance between small government and social support.
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So we see something like EQUIP – part of this is traditional higher ed is reticent to change; doesn't want to innovate.
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Toys "R" Us. They represent just a handful of companies that recently went bankrupt due to their inability to successfully innovate.
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These suppliers — or platforms — need to innovate very rapidly in their areas to always make sure they're indispensable to their customers.
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However, whether or not Google can foster an environment where talented employees have the freedom to innovate is an open question.
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The alternative is to become a bit more like Batman — to work on the tools and the training required to innovate.
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Trump should leave U.S. entrepreneurs alone, and our nation will continue to innovate entire new industries that don't even exist today.
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That's left a space for interests like MoviePass to innovate are bring people back checking things out on the big screen.
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Jack Dorsey's social network also has struggled on the public stock market and been criticized by investors for failing to innovate.
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This speaks to the uniqueness of the American identity, our turbulent relationship with other nations, and our ability to constantly innovate.
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Make investments around these companies that are finding ways to grow and innovate independent of what happens with the Brexit vote.
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We continue to believe in the management team's ability to innovate on product and ultimately grow and monetize the user base.
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You free those people up to work in other areas and innovate for them so that they bring out new products.
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But I think the strong focus that we have in order to internationalize is really to innovate more on the product.
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Do you believe that they will bring tangible results for companies like yours and other companies that are trying to innovate?
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He would rather see Congress push for policies that encourage energy producers to innovate in ways that will benefit the environment.
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The collective optimism and ethic that compels people to work hard, innovate, collaborate and prosper continues to drive the economy forward.
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Therefore, to start with, there are countless direct-to-consumer opportunities to innovate with content creation tools for these new media.
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"That is really the secret of Switzerland, this ability to innovate, supported by a whole range of enabling factors," he said.
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However, given the freedom to innovate, too many states have spent their funds on schemes only vaguely related to poverty reduction.
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It just takes one bank to innovate and set a new standard before all the others follow suit to stay competitive.
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Accelerating vaccine development will require us to innovate new and likely unconventional technologies, such as vectored immunoprophylaxis or nucleic acid vaccines.
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Here in Huntsville, we didn't question whether it was possible or practical, we just set to innovate and make it happen.
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A chorus of complaints so common that it received a remarkable "Can't innovate anymore, my ass" response from Apple's Phil Schiller.
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"We are excited about the next phase of this journey as we innovate for Africa and other emerging markets," he said.
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U.S. policy towards technological innovation historically has been to sit back and let America's innovators do what they do best: innovate.
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Britain unveiled Project Innovate last year to establish ways for start-ups to introduce services under the eye of government agencies.
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Like other early mobile icons, BlackBerry and Nokia, the company failed to innovate quickly enough and fell behind Apple and Samsung.
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A firm's ability to innovate and stay ahead of the curve may be a paramount driver in a planned vertical alliance.
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"As consumers go less and less to a brick-and-mortar, banks need to innovate ways to acquire customers," said Coughlin.
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"Paladina is doing some remarkable things in primary care and there is an opportunity to further innovate and expand," said Makhzoumi.
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"I do think that anything that can innovate the game and make it more exciting and watchable is good," he said.
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They say they're concerned that eliminating a competitor will drive up prices and reduce the incentive to innovate within the industry.
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Taking tools and data "off premise" — out of physical servers — allows firms to innovate and experiment faster and cheaper than before.
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Indeed, Title II utility-style regulations basically require companies to ask permission to innovate or make their products more customer-friendly.
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Under Ubl, PhRMA has advocated for health policies that help pharma companies innovate, research new drugs, and increase access to them.
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Despite being one of the first smartphones, it failed to innovate and became complacent in how the smartphone market was changing.
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When a consumer staples company wants to innovate, they turn to social media companies for the consumer-interest information they need.
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New brands can innovate without the constraints of matching established, beloved flavors, said Ken Harris, managing partner at Cadent Consulting Group.
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The question is, how does the competition catch up in the face of this market dominance and pure power to innovate?
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And we're trying to innovate new ideas, and suggest some language features, without trying to rip away control from anyone else.
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Walker's argument is that without school hour mandates, school districts will have more freedom to innovate or invest in virtual learning.
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It's clear that to stay relevant and access the next generation of patients, the healthcare industry must innovate its mobile efforts.
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It works pretty much like a regular BNP Paribas account with a different logo, and doesn't really innovate in this space.
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By moving workloads off physical databases and servers and onto the public cloud, firms typically can cut costs and innovate quicker.
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Regulators play an important role in both creating an environment where companies can innovate and also to protect consumers' data rights.
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Older brands can only hope for such happy problems, and instead are left trying to innovate their way back to relevance.
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The primal, more emotional parts of our brain take over and our ability to think long-term, strategize, and innovate decreases.
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We'll innovate our way out of this but it's going to take time to find a treatment let alone a vaccine.
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Her first foray into the medium she would eventually flourish and innovate in was through a collaboration with composer Joseph Schillinger.
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"We are streamlining regulations that have blocked cutting-edge biotechnology, setting free our farmers to innovate, thrive, and grow," he said.
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"There are clearly things that Amazon has done very well — like their ability to innovate at scale is unbelievable," Huzar says.
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Stephanie Cohen Chief strategy officer, Goldman Sachs If your goal is to innovate, then you have to be comfortable with failure.
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They can test, explore, and innovate in areas where the VA and Congress are completely bogged down in business-as-usual.
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The National Kidney Foundation is also launching a national disease awareness campaign, but more resources are needed to incentivize and innovate.
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"The whole point of startups is the fact that you can test and innovate and iterate really, really fast," she said.
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He characterized those protections as a relic of an earlier era when Internet companies needed special protections to innovate and thrive.
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"Their pitch is that everyone is doing it wrong, and they're here to disrupt and innovate," one Democratic strategist told me.
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Apple's strict rules on the App Store make it difficult for smaller companies to innovate, and drains their resources, they said.
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In Chinese, the company name means "innovate universally," he said, highlighting how the toilet seats warm and wash the user's backside.
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"Jeff and I both had a vision that if you put these two together, you could innovate much faster," said Stephenson.
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This was an attempt to innovate by leveraging synergies with its existing operations and retrofitting its culture for a new world.
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But they and smaller shops will have license to innovate, to follow paths that, before Apple Arcade, had seemed too treacherous.
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A former chief economist at the World Bank, Romer has shown that economic forces govern the willingness of companies to innovate.
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All of this is to say that it isn't surprising to see Staples try to innovate on a traditional retail design.
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None of this is meant to suggest that PlayStation 5 is doomed because Sony is trying to innovate with its controller.
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"Any organization that can do a better job with these would would really out-innovate their peers and competitors," he said.
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"We continue to innovate, and coupling fresh, innovative, healthy food options with a frictionless shopping experience could be a game-changer."
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Companies drew inspiration from Google&aposs freewheeling corporate culture, to which they credited its ability to take moonshot bets and innovate.
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Therefore cities, these centers of trade, provide the canvas and paint that allow entrepreneurs to both innovate and showcase their ideas.
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These changes are necessitated by mounting competition both here and abroad, forcing companies to either innovate or risk getting left behind.
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"When you have a bunch of people who look exactly alike, you don't move forward, you don't innovate," Ms. DePass said.
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And so, if you shrink the video base and don't try and innovate the video platform, right, your margins go up.
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Dean was victim to these changes — as well as its own miscalculations, such as its failure to innovate with new products.
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Reviving the original mission of the Experimental Sites Initiative, to innovate and learn what works, is a good place to start.
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Any businessperson knows that for a business to grow, it's imperative to identify market trends, innovate and capitalize on new opportunities.
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As those visas become harder to get, foreign-born students have little choice but to go elsewhere to work and innovate.
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If we relax our standards, our automakers will relax their imperative to innovate, and they will get crushed by foreign competition.
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Details: According to a statement, the split will give each business separate capital structures, which will allow them to innovate faster.
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"It's so important that we keep working to find ways to innovate and scale up clean energy solutions," Branson's post read.
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"He has the guts to innovate and test creative business models," Ma wrote in his letter Monday announcing the succession plan.
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The way I look at it, though, is it's our responsibility to innovate and we're not always gonna get it right.
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Wilson's poverty solution is to have people move to cities, intensify farming, and innovate like crazy to shrink the human footprint.
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The possibilities just were so wide open and there were just so many places to innovate and to experiment and learn.
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Moreover, waves of consolidation mean insurers have disconnected datasets and computer systems, making it hard to innovate or to absorb successful startups.
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As for the nation's employers, in far too many industries, an overabundance of capacity constrains the impetus to compete, innovate and grow.
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The vast majority of businesses have failed to innovate at anywhere near the same pace of consumers' demands and expectations for mobile.
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And I always wanted to innovate on that — so we've got a bunch of ideas around a complete refresh of the app.
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After all, as has been written by many pundits, Apple is out of ideas and really hasn't been able to innovate recently.
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"You have a lot of players innovate, but they don't know exactly how things will be regulated in the future," he said.
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Under pressure to deliver quarterly results, Campbell has been slow to innovate its soup business, simply countering slowing demand with higher prices.
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Magesvaran Suranjan: The best way is to be able to innovate, because when one innovates, one is able to premiumize the portfolio.
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Other analysts say that a private equity firm would make more sense, allowing the company to innovate and grow under less scrutiny.
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It's a moment that lingers, not just because it confirms the daredevilish lengths to which Beyoncé will go to innovate a performance.
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On closer inspection, however, all of these objects evinced the physical labor and desire of their creators to innovate craft as art.
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"Our team has continued to innovate and deliver sustainable cost improvements generating strong cash margins," Power said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Corporations live in the micro world, they innovate and automate, lay off the worker to deliver a better deal to the customer.
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There are plenty of good sequels out there, sure, but the industry rarely rewards departures that allow writers or directors to innovate.
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It could have been a tax reform bill that encouraged companies to invest and innovate, and that helped working families escape poverty.
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For more than 26 years, Hatfield has been helping design and innovate products for some of the best athletes in the world.
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It's definitely a sign the continent's established companies are taking the ability of Africa's startups to innovate (and potentially disrupt) more seriously.
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For those attentive visitors who could see past the AI assault, another theme could be identified: firms innovating around how they innovate.
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"We have to innovate in new areas like AI." As Ash also stressed, Cloudian's business is really data management — not just storage.
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"I think Asia will be a great place for electronic music in the future, as long as people innovate," he told CNBC.
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This idea never came to fruition, in part, because Americans realized that it's impossible to innovate and dominate while you're standing still.
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Because we had the ability to develop and innovate in the U.S. and take those products and sell them around the world.
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There is a huge need for private/public partnerships to innovate solutions that will help provide low-income students with improved outcomes.
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Regulators have to allow utilities to invest in new technologies, and shareholders have to give utilities permission to innovate and take risks.
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You need to have flexibility in your own your economy to enable firms and individuals to innovate to adapt to evolve rapidly.
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If I could send 200 people through the Matter bootcamp, I would, because the need to innovate really permeates the entire organization.
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It's testament of the power of techtrepeneurship to not only innovate, but also to have a tangible, meaningful impact on people's lives.
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True innovators will not stay in a system that chokes the life out of them until they "earn" their right to innovate.
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"Monopolies drive progress because the promise of years or even decades of monopoly profits provides a powerful incentive to innovate," he writes.
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We're using venture capital as a solution to the biggest bottleneck for women entrepreneurs to innovate in ways we didn't imagine before.
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Governments should therefore do their best to weaken unions and give school principals more autonomy to innovate and to fire underperforming teachers.
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Against this backdrop, banks are turning to algorithms and machine learning to try and "innovate" on the ways credit scores are determined.
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"It makes them available for free on the understanding the market will innovate and deliver valuable experiences for their customers," he said.
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Our frustration with them has been that their ability to innovate quickly enough, to provide consumers with great experiences, has been disappointing.
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In the process, you have to make some sacrifices, but at the same time, you learn to apply the knowledge and innovate.
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We need a comprehensive approach that ends this confusion and empowers gig workers without taking away their flexibility or ability to innovate.
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Creating a research division to build groundbreaking products is a mainstay of companies whose worth is tied to their ability to innovate.
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So, I'm sure if we work together, if we continue to innovate, we can create more great days for our mutual customers.
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Competition between companies lowers prices — on average — and ensures that they are forced to innovate lest they lose their markets to others.
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In the 2006 console wars, while Microsoft and Sony chased technically robust hardware, Nintendo opted to innovate with cheap motion sensor controllers.
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That's because Americans do services exceptionally well: we innovate, we deploy, and we monetize services better than any country on the planet.
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"I think we need to innovate a little bit more to have a kind of macro-view of child marriage," he said.
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A generation of young entrepreneurs is less interested in careers in public service or at blue chip companies, and wants to innovate.
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Tech problems aren't just obstacles to be overcome, but vital motivation for progression in the gaming medium, a constant invitation to innovate.
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They innovate in the underlying hardware, and just simply update the software with their latest innovations (like portrait mode) and ship it.
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"Sometimes our instinct is to just put our heads down and do our work, to develop, design and innovate," he told Axios.
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So I was brought up with this patriotism that is based on science, based on the process that enables us to innovate.
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Employers who partner with PBMs are sophisticated organizations that expect PBMs to innovate and deliver real value on their behalf every day.
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We will continue to stick by that mission and will continue to innovate and push the envelope on what clothing can do.
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"In a time of rapid change, we need to innovate to promote inclusive economic growth that helps everyone move forward," Smith writes.
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The programs we are announcing today help ensure our nation's agriculture continues to feed the world and innovate to meet the demand.
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Americans also need to become more comfortable learning from abroad, where other countries have proven that they too know how to innovate.
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The first half of 2017 saw $564 million of funding invested in British fintech start-ups, according to industry body Innovate Finance.
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To do so, we had to, even as we dealt with the challenges of today, invest and innovate for an uncertain future.
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Most economists recognize that well-crafted and implemented environmental regulations force countries as well as industries to innovate, increasing efficiency and competitiveness.
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Every phonemaker is trying to "innovate" in the same way in 2017, with sleek devices that are basically all screen and glass.
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The company's frustrated marketing chief Phil Schiller famously exclaimed, "Can't innovate anymore, my ass!" when introducing the new Mac Pro in 290.
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Then go innovate, launch new versions, hire the team, build the company, and — if you're still interested in growing — raise the money.
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Eventually, though, the moment will come when machines possess empathy, the ability to innovate and other traits we perceive as uniquely human.
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So what they care about is they want the broadest selection of services so they can continue to innovate for their customers.
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This patchwork of incompatible rules can cause gridlock in the industry and stifle innovation, potentially forcing companies to domicile and innovate elsewhere.
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In recent years, Forever 21 has struggled against falling foot traffic and a failure to innovate to appeal to their core consumers.
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