They're innovating on things like payments, customer feedback, they're innovating products, and they're run by game-changing founders.
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"We are not innovating a lot within the financial services space but we are innovating a lot in the lifestyle space," he said in an interview.
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In other cases private companies have saved money by innovating.
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It wasn't for me, but he was creating products, innovating.
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Yeah. They are innovated, they're almost out-innovating ... Entrepreneur startups.
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All of these, and British English too, are constantly innovating.
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Why aren't coat makers innovating to meet consumers' changing needs?
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Say what you want about Facebook, but it's always innovating.
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It's just combining a bunch of things without innovating much.
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If we're not innovating or evolving, we are standing still.
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If Volkswagen is to survive, it needs to keep innovating.
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Innovators need to keep innovating or their businesses will fail.
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Our problems cannot all be solved by recycling and innovating.
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If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough.
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Still, some airlines are innovating in the face of adversity.
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One, the big security companies wake up and start innovating.
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The region is innovating in other ways, too: Nordic wine.
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"Where we are innovating is in music," Mr. Biver said.
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The stores were working on innovating and improving and expanding.
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To be sure, small companies are innovating in big ways.
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"We're constantly innovating, including in operating process," she told Geoff.
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Moral: To keep innovating, push power down low in the organization.
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GoPro is far from dead and still innovating with its cameras.
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But innovating in the cereal category can be hit or miss.
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Cézanne continues innovating with self-portraits using impressionistic strokes and dabs.
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These people are innovating and they're going to get left behind.
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We are activating a number of things, new ways of innovating.
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Now we are making progress with innovating the business model, too.
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The Branca family understands the importance of constantly innovating and adapting.
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Tesla will have trouble innovating its way out of this one.
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Innovating (jumping curves) entails vision, yes, but it's so much more.
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"I'm always open to innovating ideas in our city," he said.
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You know me, I adore anyone who is innovating and evolving.
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This is First Response's attempt at innovating and streamlining that process.
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Competing on that field is going to take some serious innovating.
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He says the company is continually innovating those five core services.
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"Tesla is going to continue innovating and creating services," he said.
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Because they stopped innovating, they very quickly fell out of fashion.
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But now, it's common, and the industry seems to keep innovating.
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Because individuals keep innovating, our infrastructure needs are in constant flux.
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Apple hasn't been innovating much in the past couple of years.
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"I think we are innovating on top of [Uber]," he said.
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And Apple is not done innovating and reinventing by any means.
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Google in 2010, 2011, was still on the make and innovating wildly.
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Flagships aren't innovating year-on-yearThe Pixel 1, still a fine phone.
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That's where you'll find innovating avo creations like this amazing avocado bun.
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Democrats began innovating with online fundraising in 2004 with then Vermont Gov.
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Did you stop innovating and stop bringing new ideas to the table?
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Exhibit A is ARPA-E, which is innovating important new energy technology.
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Future is always innovating and DS2 will always be a solid album.
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Even without reinventing the wheel, some companies are innovating in this space.
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It's innovating — it's producing a better product at, frankly, a lower price.
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Another key factor in the technology integration cycle is the innovating parties.
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"We are maintaining, innovating and investing in the A380," Mr. Brégier said.
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"We are constantly innovating on behalf of our customers," the spokesperson said.
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Cities that stop innovating whither and die, and that's not New York.
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The University of Phoenix is continuously innovating our approach to adult learning.
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Instagram creates an atmosphere where artists are expected to constantly be innovating.
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We can gain share if we innovate well, and we're innovating well.
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Some day Disney may return to its roots and start innovating again.
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With industrial robots, Chinese companies hope to keep innovating while cutting costs.
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In a statement, FedEx asserted its commitment to innovating in the delivery space.
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But she ended up innovating the beauty industry with her entrepreneurial skills, too.
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That doesn't mean they aren't innovating, their innovations just need to be reliable.
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But I'm highly confident in our ability to keep innovating like crazy there.
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The focus of the company is gonna be innovating and refining the product.
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If Dell is innovating faster than you, it's time to rethink your strategy.
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Do you put money into innovating on carbon-free jet fuel, for example?
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But it's hard to keep innovating after more than a decade of smartphones.
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"We look for innovating hustlers solving big and important need-to-solve problems".
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While she managed at Google, managing is not innovating, much less being entrepreneurial.
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"Fashion today is dynamic, ever-changing, ever-innovating and always fascinating," Fury says.
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Existing regulations have struggled to keep up with a rapidly innovating tech sector.
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Innovating in the way I'm trying to think of how I consume it.
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Google may inadvertently take the lead on innovating ways to deter shark attacks.
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We focused on innovating on how a robot could capture very stable footage.
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"Despite our setbacks, we have not nor will we stop innovating," Baxter said.
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But it was also an example of the way the city is innovating.
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Governments will start worrying more about protecting themselves than about innovating in services.
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But SeatGeek isn&apost the only company innovating in the influencer marketing space.
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Programs around the country are innovating to meet the needs of both parents.
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For Sharma, it&aposs the independent SOAR providers that are innovating more quickly.
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So Snapchat's push to keep innovating (even if it gets copied) is commendable.
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Asked whether he thought Microsoft was out-innovating Apple in computers, Myerson demurred.
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More recently, however, analysts say Barnes & Noble has struggled from perhaps innovating too much.
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He said the company is innovating and is the only real competition for Adidas.
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But the S10 doesn't look to be innovating much either in hardware or software.
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We're focusing on what we can control, which is innovating and connecting with consumers.
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The market is innovating to enable workers to learn and earn in new ways.
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And then after that, you know, let's go experiment, but you never stop innovating.
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I think our view is to keep innovating; we want to have that innovation.
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Anything that is innovating and unlocking some of those dollars is a good thing.
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Crocs has been innovating its comfy shoe design with a ton of creative collaborations.
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They're not innovating as well as other companies like a Walmart … or a Target.
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In many cases, these retail companies are innovating on behalf of people, Raider said.
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That's one way we're innovating to stay relevant and stay ahead of those guys.
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"We're just going to keep innovating and working with our fintech clients," Rosenberg said.
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Facing enormous distances and tough terrain, miners and farmers have survived only by innovating.
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Our adversaries are out-innovating us with tech you can purchase at Best Buy.
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"America is out-innovating the rest of the world in space launch," Shotwell said.
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Thus, it's about innovating in the best possible manner for local and global markets.
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Ultimately, if the United States does not continue innovating, then no one else will.
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But the company and its top executives insist it's still moving forward and innovating.
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But Davis kept innovating, eventually accumulating more than 30 patents for technology he developed.
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Others like Blockspring aren't reinventing the wheel, but instead are innovating on existing products.
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Which means that these companies need to constantly be innovating to recapture consumers' interests.
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I think being aggressive and building products and innovating is a good thing. Right.
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Smaller companies may be generating plenty of buzz, but Big Tobacco is also innovating.
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"The way you achieve intellectual property protection is by innovating fast enough," says Musk.
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"HTC has stopped innovating in the hardware of the smartphone," he told the audience.
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While distillers around the globe imitate Scotch, Australians are innovating to create something distinctive.
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And the show is still innovating, finding ever more ways to sing out loud.
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And the show is still innovating, finding ever more ways to sing out loud.
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What is interesting are the areas where Apple is innovating in first-party software.
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Try to keep innovating because ... It's a little bit like the Dropcams or GoPros.
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That's why, faced with shrinking market share, pressure to deliver returns in the short-term, and trouble innovating, some of the largest consumer and retail companies have fallen into the dangerous habit of steady cost cutting and making acquisitions in lieu of innovating.
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For many years, BCB has had an outstanding track record innovating for Special Operations Forces.
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While many people his age were thinking about marriage or travel, he focused on innovating.
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That's the exciting part of this job; we're always innovating and hungry for more knowledge.
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We are innovating the way we think about the store experience in many difference ways.
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But there are just as many people innovating on the designs of old-school pipes.
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But in Silicon Valley, there's still plenty of respect for Apple's potential to keep innovating.
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Still, we can at least give props to Sharp for innovating on a smaller phone.
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Like any good tech company, Soylent is innovating and punting new products at unwitting consumers.
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Though Facebook considers itself a mobile-first company, it isn't done innovating in the space.
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If we keep relentlessly innovating, this industry will be on its head in 10 years.
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Kik is innovating in this area, focusing on building brand relationships higher up the funnel.
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But so many new ideas this year weren't really innovating or improving much of anything.
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Still, "America is out-innovating the rest of the world in space launch," Shotwell said.
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Mr Scherr is conscious that some of the big Main Street banks are also innovating.
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"This is where companies are innovating and where there is demand," an economics professor says.
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We're seeking leaders who are innovating around streaming-video services that don't charge subscription fees.
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At least one expert said Chinese companies were increasingly innovating in more hardcore technological areas.
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In 2011, Gemmell put his engineering degree to rest, but he has never stopped innovating.
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Asics also wasn't acting fast enough or innovating quickly enough with its merchandise, he said.
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The Department of Defense is innovating its way away from its overreliance on fossil fuels.
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Bowie was innovating again, others were following and the music that emerged wasn't playing catchup.
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This event covered how tech companies can continue innovating while internalizing this wave of criticism.
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The housekeeping robots are just one way the travel industry is innovating during the pandemic.
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Which influencer marketing agencies and creator marketplaces are innovating and driving growth in the industry?
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She was one of the smartest, most innovating and interesting people I have ever known.
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We need to continue innovating on trust to make it harder for the bad actors.
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At the start, Amazon seemed to be expanding the service and innovating in concrete ways.
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Instead, it will focus on innovating in areas where it believes it has an edge.
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"But I also hope we can talk about the risks of not innovating," Zuckerberg writes.
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Companies like Samsung are ripped apart for over-innovating with impractical gimmicks or copying others.
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And tech-savvy countries like Estonia are innovating in ways that make government more efficient.
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Structural policies that support firms expanding, investing, innovating and employing people would also be welcome.
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Companies will also keep innovating and come out with more new ways of getting around.
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I do not think they have done a good job in innovating, monitoring the system.
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"The only way to keep winning in a competitive market is to keep innovating," he said.
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But for a company that prides itself on constantly innovating, Snapchat's monetization plans are surprisingly unimaginative.
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Keep exploring, keep innovating, and keep moving us towards a world where everyone has equal opportunities.
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It was John Hanke, an entrepreneur who has been innovating in the digital world for decades.
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Apple and Google keep innovating and competing as hard as they can on the smartphone front.
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We are undervalued and it should solve itself if we keep executing and we keep innovating.
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Jeers that Facebook had stopped innovating and become a Snapchat clone intensified the past few weeks.
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I'm saying that, just following through on that point, a really innovative person just loves innovating.
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Today, the action sport industry is innovating because of two main driving forces: GoPro and YouTube.
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At best, it's another sign that companies are starting to think about innovating entry-level smartwatches.
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If they stop what they are doing to concentrate on innovating new services, your business stops.
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"There could be huge impact from nontraditional organizations in really innovating in the field," he said.
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Coca-Cola has been pouring money into innovating its classic colas as well launching new products.
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Retailers that have failed, such as Toys R Us, simply stopped innovating and evolving, Caruso said.
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Private-label brands are doing well because consumer packaged goods companies simply aren't innovating, he said.
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Robotics are innovating and disrupting every facet of society from medicine to manufacturing to flipping burgers.
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Startups are also innovating in the pro-privacy adtech space (see, for example, the Brave browser).
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But some worry that too many rules could potentially deter firms from innovating on the blockchain.
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This helps normalize the fact that fears come with taking risks and innovating, creating psychological safety.
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Artists are hitting their stride with video works and innovating with new technologies and crafting materials.
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They are passionate about the craft, constantly innovating, and dreaming up some of the coolest hairstyles around.
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However, what they're also facing is the technological hurdle that comes from innovating in the food space.
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And there's no reason to compare: Philly's start-up ecosystem is unique, innovating from the inside out.
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More than anything else, Kraft Heinz needs to rekindle a passion for innovating to meet customer needs.
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It has good demographics, manageable debt, and dynamic, innovating companies that are the envy of the world.
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Along with the compelling business potential of innovating for Medicaid, infrastructure to support this work is growing.
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It won't change anything, but at least they're innovating new ways of justifying themselves all the time.
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Visionary product developers and designers may be repulsed by Facebook's strategy of quickly cloning instead of innovating.
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"Riley is innovating and I'd like to see more people thinking the way he is," Ralston says.
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Not only are designers innovating, they're also sharing their work with a wider audience than ever before.
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Alternatives to Facebook's targeted ads certainly exist — and innovating in lock-step with privacy is clearly possible.
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A week ago Facebook was being criticized as nothing but a Snapchat copycat that had stopped innovating.
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Kors is now innovating aggressively and expanding its online presence, which drove sales in the holiday quarter.
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The bad guys are innovating just as much as the good guys in terms of their defense.
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Mint was a good example, but stopped innovating on its product after the Intuit acquisition, he said.
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But Constellation Brands may have to keep innovating to stay competitive, particularly when it comes to beer.
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We saw ourselves as innovating and trying to address a market and expand as quickly as possible.
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If you want to remain on the cutting edge and remain relevant, that means constantly refining, innovating.
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"It's designed to reduce the barriers to entry for people innovating in the mobility space," Taylor said.
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"I spent more than 15 years innovating within the healthcare system," Greenhill told me in an interview.
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"It's absolutely key that we keep innovating," said Kurt Boudonck, who manages Bayer's sprawling North Carolina greenhouses.
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Rejection doesn't automatically mean falling short; it can mean that risks are being taken, that you're innovating.
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With the rise of family separation, the United States is actually innovating on European anti-immigrant politics.
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And cinemas around the country have been innovating in how they offer food outside the theater, too.
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Diversifying the workforce of companies building AI systems and those innovating the health-care system is needed.
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"We are innovating and in some markets that will take longer and we realize that," Entwistle said.
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The music of the season carries some of that sentiment too, while innovating in other respective aspects.
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As she puts it, her job has been to keep "innovating the hell " out of her company.
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Drones for good ATLAN Space is one of many startups innovating with drone technology on the continent.
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Because Red Star is all about innovating new metaphors, her work can be challenging to decode at first.
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As with all technology, we should consider the social implications of innovation rather than innovating for innovation's sake.
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Obviously if we want to keep growing and disrupting and innovating, we can't be afraid of breaking convention.
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Our national security and economic strength comes from making, building, and innovating right here in the United States.
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Beyond that, raising extra money indicated that founders started to lose focus and stop innovating on bigger ideas.
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BUT THE WAY WE ALWAYS THOUGHT ABOUT PARTNERSHIPS IS WHAT ARE THE COMPANIES THAT ARE INNOVATING IN SOFTWARES.
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Opponents of privacy legislation have long argued that the imposition of rules would keep technology companies from innovating.
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Opponents of tax increases say they will not only hamper economic growth, but also discourage entrepreneurs from innovating.
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MasterCard calls this "co-innovating," furthering their own technology while allowing partner companies to move forward as well.
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As things currently stand, Facebook dominates the dispersal of news, but that's not to say Snapchat isn't innovating.
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" Or as Euwyn Poon, cofounder of electric scooter company Spin, refers to it, "innovating on the regulatory side.
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And Etsy's suffering from a failure to keep innovating this quarter, resulting in the ousting of its CEO.
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Gwynne Shotwell of SpaceX said they need federal regulations lifted to launch back-to-back and keep innovating.
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But Snapchat is still innovating on the augmented reality features it popularized, plus adding new ways to share.
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That department's also unveiling a competitive grant program for communities to develop innovating ways to expand solar access.
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Markets then have a fighting chance at innovating EHR systems that improve public health and lower healthcare costs.
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But I do think there is a large gap in the consensus way of innovating in this space.
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It's easy to imagine that some feel threatened, even as they know their companies need to keep innovating.
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Rob Rueckert, managing director for lead investor Sorenson Capital, sees a company that's innovating in a mature space.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: We use to think of Fintech as a specific slice of small companies that were innovating.
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California is not only innovating the global economy, we've shown that increasing democracy is a formula for success.
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That's why it's good to see small companies innovating in this space, such as Viv, Hound and Snips.
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I urge the members of the PROMESA Task Force to look for innovating mechanisms to stimulate our economy.
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The winning brands cannot rely heavily on innovating with design creativity: A new disruptive mind-set in needed.
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Here's Bloomberg's Kurt Wagner: The key problem was that HQ wasn't innovating, according to conversations with former employees.
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A student struggling with robotics may have looked to those six Afghan teens as inspiration to continue innovating.
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Birnbaum said he is looking to keep building and innovating on the platform Kustomer has built thus far.
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Finally, the curators introduce visitors to contemporary New Mexicans inheriting, practicing, and innovating the traditions of this place.
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How do you keep innovating and stay on top of trends in such a fast-paced business world?
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Ms. Wong cooks skillfully, with an appreciation for nuance, and she doesn't abuse her freedom by innovating pointlessly.
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We're kind of in there to agitate and educate and keep innovating in that space and build supply chains.
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And innovations by Chinese firms can carry benefits far beyond their shores, as long as they truly are innovating.
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In order to keep up, the company is innovating, joining the ranks of beer companies that offer seasonal brews.
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But it needs to keep innovating in order to continuously engage and delight this user base in new ways.
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Turns out they just want to prove they're hanging with the cool kids—and innovating with them, of course.
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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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"H&M need to make sure they're innovating ahead of the curve, not just to catch up," she added.
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Driving the news: Several recent reports highlight the ways that new players are out-innovating YouTube in key areas.
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"Rocket Lab is [one of the companies] innovating and helping encourage a whole new smallsat industry," Larson told Gizmodo.
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Taiwanese graffiti may still be copying more than innovating, but "you can see [there's] quality control," according to DABS1.
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Or maybe, just maybe, Trump really does think that the Navy is trying too hard and innovating too much.
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"We're always innovating and experimenting on behalf of millions of small businesses that sell on Amazon," the spokesperson said.
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Wang did not explain how being blocked from selling to the American government would prevent the company from innovating.
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Wood said Samsung has in recent years been guilty of copying competitors but is now "market-making and innovating".
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Sure, they aren't tech company, but we'll give them a hat tip for innovating the self-driving car industry.
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I think we're focusing on the plastic toys and they're busy innovating the future of AI and everything else.
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He clearly knows that in order to stay a step ahead, the United States needs help innovating its services.
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As CEO, Troni wants to grow both brands to "put them on the map" while innovating into more categories.
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Kraft Heinz had not spent a lot of time or money on brand building, innovating products, or motivating employees.
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With more than $10 billion in revenue each year, the public company is often shaping and innovating the industry.
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There's a team dedicated to innovating the technical aspects of the skate shoes under the brand's Pro-Skate label.
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Kloss wants to see more women coding and more women innovating, and she's helping to make that a reality.
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Virgin Galactic: Part of Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group, Virgin Galactic is innovating in sub-orbital flights and tourism.
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The company is well-capitalized to continue innovating across multiple wellness verticals and accelerate our distribution into new channels.
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They felt that products like smartphones were innovating too quickly, that the policy cycle couldn't keep up with it.
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This will including innovating with regards to the way it handles data, and further integrations with third-party software.
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Instead, we bet on ourselves — innovating and reinvesting in our businesses as foreign steel is dumped into our country.
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All of the cost of innovating and reaping an economic return may need to be recouped in a single payment.
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Ultimately, however, Pandora may be remembered more for its failure to become Spotify than for innovating how we jam out.
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Malik also wrote in his piece that: To put it bluntly, media execs are good at aping, not at innovating.
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As you know, we are constantly innovating to provide people with products and services that help them live healthier lives.
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She used modern materials and processes with an open mind, coaxing out the possibilities of a thread in innovating ways.
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They created something that revived and respected the old while also innovating it for a more 21st century Bandcamp audience.
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But Hotz says its proclivity for working with established players is exactly why he thinks Mobileye isn't concerned with innovating.
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LinkedIn's recruiting business, which today lists some 6 million jobs, needs updating and innovating all the time to stay competitive.
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"We are innovating into the infinitesimal and little things that really matter," John Hoke, Nike's chief design officer, told me.
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"We've been under-served and now to be some of the first ones [innovating], it's pretty pretty nice," Guerrero said.
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Incumbents are good at "taking money out of their users," but lack speed when it comes to innovating, he said.
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They are innovating on at least five distinct technical fronts: hardware, software, chemistry, cloud and AI/machine learning/image analysis.
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While there is no doubt that safety parameters will be needed, we should be leaving the innovating to the innovators.
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Is the solution to stop researching, stop innovating and stop trying to create new technologies to maintain the status quo?
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The companies adapt to their shrinking purses by innovating still cheaper products and services and cutting labor costs even more.
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In the semiconductor industry, the U.S. has maintained global leadership by innovating more quickly than the rest of the world.
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This included innovating its menu, renovating its stores, offering mobile and kiosk ordering and partnering with UberEats to test delivery.
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Those areas for Chipotle include bettering the guest experience, restoring brand trust, innovating around the menu and strengthening company culture.
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Apple has proven flexible in innovating as a multibillion-dollar company against its smaller, more adaptable tech companies, she says.
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Could you share some of the ways that FedEx is innovating and changing its network as e-commerce builds up?
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"Nike and Apple have enjoyed a long partnership with the common goal of innovating to serve athletes," said Carreon-John.
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Snapchat has been innovating ad-supported mobile video since 2015, when it launched its Discovery platform with vertical-only video.
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People here are really interested in what we're doing because we're innovating on something we haven't seen innovated on before.
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But tech companies have a huge head start, and have a history of moving quickly and out-innovating legacy players.
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Always aim to be learning, to be practicing what you do (or want to be doing), and to be innovating.
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As big supermarkets struggle, a new crop of local groceries are innovating to serve niche audiences and advance social causes.
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And as a patent lawyer, she specialized in biotechnology inventions, often working with companies that were innovating in molecular biology.
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"Tech is always innovating, so we're always looking at places where they can change an entire industry," Mr. Gaertner said.
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The truth is that these companies are constantly innovating, always giving you new earnings-additive reasons to buy their stocks.
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Gueye is part of a creative wave of designers who are innovating African fashion, an industry that is expanding rapidly.
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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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But it isn't just large companies innovating with drones — about 85033 percent of waivers have been granted to small businesses.
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Snap stock sank to an all-time low after its lead underwriter said the company is not innovating fast enough.
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For libertarian-minded folks like Theil, O'Neill and Srinivasan, the FDA simply functions as a way to stop companies from innovating.
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In December, Thao joined Hmong Innovating Politics, or HIP, one of the first Hmong organizations to take on issues of immigration.
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Shaich noted on a conference call Wednesday that the company will continue innovating its menu items, digital capabilities and delivery options.
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"East LA Raider Dave" of East LA BBQ Co.—a man who is innovating a style of barbecue unlike any other.
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Ever since Tim Cook took over as CEO, the company has been dogged by claims that Apple is no longer innovating.
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We are proud of safety record and thousands of Amazonians work hard every day innovating ways to make it even better.
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"It is always good to stay close to early-stage companies to see how they are innovating," McIlwain told Business Insider.
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You also gave examples of universities innovating in lifelong learning, including Oxford's decision to start a massive open online course (MOOC).
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In addition to innovating its menu, Chipotle is also trying to make it easier for customers to get their food faster.
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The brightest minds didn't want to waste their time running government—they wanted to be in laboratories innovating and making discoveries.
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Recently, however, the fast food company has appeared to be concentrating most of its creative energy on innovating the $1 menu.
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So, the investment and commitment to innovating in a sustainable way is something that matters to our athletes and to Nike.
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"Twitter's biggest mistake was not innovating rapidly enough," said Josh March, CEO of social customer engagement platform Conversocial, in an interview.
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"We think that demand is outpacing supply simply because Apple is innovating, and we think that's an appealing characteristic," Suva said.
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As DJI keeps innovating with new drones and finding new price points to match, the American competition has essentially fallen away.
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Our community of shoppers and sellers are everything to us, so we'll always continue growing and innovating the platform for them.
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This is, however, yet another example of Epic Games innovating this space with Fortnite existing as a living, breathing live game.
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Netflix is one of the few examples of success, innovating their way from a DVD-based business to a streaming one.
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"We are constantly innovating to improve the carrier experience and sometimes that means reevaluating our carrier relationships," an Amazon spokesperson said.
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That may be because Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google parent Alphabet are all expanding and innovating beyond their original business models.
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As was the case with the Apple Watch, the company will likely keep innovating on HomePod until it becomes a hit.
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"I want to meet the people who are innovating in all different fields, and investing lets me do that," Jones said.
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"Your industry is creating world class companies, innovating and designing products the rest of us use every single day," Breed said.
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A broad array of companies are quietly innovating on top of AI technologies — and integrating the resulting innovations into services today.
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Although the brand is constantly innovating its technical outdoor apparel, some of its most iconic pieces have been around for decades.
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If for some reason your competitor is innovating more and better than you, you have to change the way you work.
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In the long run, OpenFin hopes to become the vital operating infrastructure upon which all developers of financial applications are innovating.
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While Silicon Valley is stuck in its standard model ("what's the cap on your SAFE"), folks elsewhere are innovating (cf. indie.
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Ackman has been telling his own investors that Chipotle has enormous potential by innovating its menu and improving customers' digital experience.
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If you're Tim Cook at Apple, you're innovating across the technology and personal entertainment sectors with less than half that manpower.
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Broadcom has a reputation for being a cost-cutter, which Qualcomm has argued would likely stunt its ability to keep innovating.
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"Right now, they are spending more time managing experiments than they are innovating," Manmit Shrimali, Turing's co-founder and CEO, said.
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"Netflix's priority is our members and our filmmakers, and we are constantly innovating to serve them," he said in a statement.
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In addition to innovating around products and price, teams looking to evolve their marketplace also must actually have tickets to sell.
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Though not having Amazon's scale, Target has done well at quickly innovating to keep up with today's pace of e-commerce.
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"We remain committed to innovating in VR and AR to deliver incredible new experiences to our consumers," Samsung tells The Verge.
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"There is a high level of excitement around innovating in laundry," said Danielle Whah, Whirlpool's North America product director for laundry.
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From its austere 81 percent bittersweet to its wacky freeze-dried mint gelato, Tcho, in the Bay Area, is always innovating.
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While our economy keeps innovating and changing, how we evaluate financial behaviors of this new generation is not adapting quick enough.
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Max Hoberman Going into Halo 3 I wanted to spend all my time innovating on what I had done on Halo 2.
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And then in China, the fact of the matter is, the reason they're innovating so much is because they have the ability.
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Like many in Silicon Valley, Facebook has been innovating in the wrong direction, building a surveillance architecture that is dangerous for democracy.
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There are few ways of exposing innovation better than aligning with a company that is innovating daily as a means of survival.
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SpaceX cuts costs by building all its own stuff, innovating quickly, and being able to shuttle payloads right out of the gate.
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For scientists and engineers, that doesn't really help when it comes to innovating and refining their methods for the next go-around.
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"At Uber we are constantly innovating our services," Chris Free, Uber's general manager in the United Arab Emirates, said in a statement.
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"China is now innovating, and business models are being imported into the U.S.," Chao notes, citing dockless bike-sharing as one example.
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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 will continue creating and innovating the best 360-degree cameras together with a state-of-the-art platform for our users.
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That’s why every day we’re innovating on technology, infrastructure and education to set the standard for micromobility safety.
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Especially if you're interested in building your wealth through inventing or innovating, you have to be curious, open-minded and always learning.
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Amazon, which launched in 2006, has maturity the others lack and they are still innovating, introducing dozens of new features every year.
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"We're committed to innovating," Branson said, rattling off a list of Virgin's current efforts ranging from electric race cars to space travel.
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There may not be any commercial products available at this point, but there are still many healthcare companies innovating in this space.
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So we have to keep innovating on old, new, and future technologies while finding the optimal way to make them work together.
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She said there's "runaway income equality" and the economy isn't producing and innovating like it needs to be for the American people.
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Now things should get more interesting as Instagram will have to do more innovating as it's run out of stuff to copy.
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"In actual fact, SpaceX is innovating, but a lot of their technology is actually based on Russian rocket technology," Bonsor told Motherboard.
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Other commentators noted that people complained that Apple never innovated anymore, and yet here it was innovating, and people were complaining anyway.
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Do Americans want to spend their time assembling low-cost items, or do they want to spend it creating, growing and innovating?
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In many European countries, by contrast, national postal systems have so far weathered the internet revolution by innovating and offering digital services.
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This means that when enforcement and removals tick up, without innovating, industrial farms only have one choice: lobby for more guest-workers.
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Always innovating, capital markets participants, both established and entrepreneurial, have again taken on outdated methods and structures promulgated by centuries-old institutions.
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" This imagines a state at which "things will start developing so quickly that [a system] will take over and start innovating itself.
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Maybe it just means that it's time to think about innovating at the protocol level and come up with new use cases.
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Vanguards is a new online interview series that profiles working artists who are innovating and pushing the boundaries of their respective fields.
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U.S. cities and transit operators have done little innovating in the past 50 years, and are ill-prepared for the changes ahead.
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Not only is the restaurant's staff happier—not one person has left since the change to four days—they're also innovating more.
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The W.T.O. warned that intensifying trade conflicts posed a direct threat to jobs and livelihoods, while discouraging companies from expanding and innovating.
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And iHeartMedia's Conal Byrne is innovating across industries, and capitalizing on Hollywood's recent interest in optioning podcasts to adapt for the screen.
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And we look at what patterns they appear to be innovating before the rest of the system has caught on to it.
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But Rusch said he's still a believer in the overall Tesla story because it's innovating at a faster rate than traditional automakers.
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Not only did Samsung correctly predict "phablets" would become immensely popular, but it has somehow managed to keep innovating the S Pen.
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"Traditional museums are watching and learning and in many cases innovating themselves," said Laura Lott, president of the American Alliance of Museums.
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" Twitter: "I think Twitter needs to be reimagined ... I do not think they've done a good job in innovating, monitoring the system.
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Coupled with this, we are innovating with technology which will make the shopping experience in Browns more personal and convenient for our customers.
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It also expects to spend on innovating its marijuana vapes, as well as on launching and expanding cannabidiol products in the United States.
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For the time being, innovating around local needs seems to be the most viable path forward for regions removed from the Santiago nucleus.
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"Amazon is always innovating to improve the seller experience," a company spokesperson told BuzzFeed News in response to a detailed list of questions.
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Software engineers had to settle for re-creating 7373-year-old analog instruments in digital formats, rather than innovating and improving upon them.
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So when we go out and look at innovating with crops, [it's] figuring out which of the crops the women are involved with.
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Peterffy's biggest challenge right now, he said, is ensuring the firm keeps innovating and coming up with new and better options for customers.
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While many people use laptops or lower end CPUs, it's good to see that Intel wants to keep innovating on the CPU front.
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Lately, makeup artists and influencers have tasked themselves with innovating the classic technique to create fun pops of color like you've never seen.
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Family firms would not continue to exist for generation after generation if they weren't innovating, adapting and looking for new markets and opportunities.
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Getting deep decarbonization right means thinking, planning, and innovating toward a rich ecosystem of dispatchable resources that can balance VRE at high penetrations.
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Okay, you can say that, but I'll tell you that we are within our peer set doing a great job as we're innovating.
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In general, it feels like the experience was designed by engineers — it seems Microsoft can't help but be Microsoft, even when it's innovating.
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" An Amazon spokesperson said, "We are always innovating and working with innovative companies to improve the customer experience and safety of our team.
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"Moving at digital speed and innovating sort of like Silicon Valley companies innovate is a critical priority of ours at CVS," he says.
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We cannot rest on this year's success, but instead must build on it by relentlessly innovating, experimenting and disrupting even our own practices.
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The data firms generate can only become meaningful when it is put into the hands of teams in problem solving or innovating processes.
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But they are trying new things, they are innovating, and they are asking questions that the rest of their division struggle to answer.
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Headquartered in San Jose, Eargo, which counts 20,000 users, will use the cash to continuing crafting and innovating new products targeting baby boomers.
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This risk makes them less likely to launch new companies, and all Americans suffer when entrepreneurs and small business are deterred from innovating.
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You are constantly challenged to be the best that you can be, and you will always have to be innovating to keep up.
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Bijlmer set about working on innovating something that would work and, around a month ago, he launched his product on crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.
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These entrepreneurs don't fit the copycat stereotype of the past, they're innovating quickly, and they have the full backing of the Chinese government.
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Criteria and methodologyThese executives are bringing fresh perspectives to marketing; helping their companies navigate an evolving industry; and innovating on a daily basis.
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Google's "biggest risk is complacency, not innovating, not investing," said Ruth Porat, the CFO of parent company Alphabet at Code Con on Wednesday.
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If you think about this going forward, the UK has to keep on innovating or other people will catch up, they will pass.
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Policymakers need to work closely with commercial technology companies and representatives who are creating and innovating new solutions that have public policy implications.
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One of Nintendo's great strengths is innovating gaming through the use of hardware, and in theory, at least, the Switch fits that trend.
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Green Bits has never been in a stronger position, and we will continue innovating to help our customers run and grow their businesses.
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Weeks later, Zume laid off hundreds of workers and closed its pizza-making and delivery operations to focus on innovating around food packaging.
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The company keeps innovating — and as it does, the possible harms critics have long warned about may look increasingly distant to its customers.
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The collaboration with Stripes is a great indicator of Verbit's category-leading product and will allow us to continue innovating in the market.
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"We are innovating how we recruit and develop talent," head of global human resources Sara Wechter said in an email to Citi employees.
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Digital assets are poised to fundamentally alter the internet landscape, innovating across industries to better solve problems in a growing global digital economy.
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And we witnessed the courage of the women, men, and children who traveled to an unknown future and are adapting, innovating, and surviving.
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"There's no greater challenge that I know of that we need to be investing in and innovating in as environmental sustainability," he said.
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Our community paramedicine program, aimed at reducing hospital readmissions, is one example of how we're innovating to provide better care at lower costs.
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" She added, "It's a place where people are innovating all the time and it can attract the best people from all over the world.
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Obviously Monster digging itself out of a massive financial hole would be a necessary first step before innovating the shit out of supply chains.
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"The real value is owning all the IP and innovating beyond what others can do," SoundHound CEO and founder Keyvan Mohajer explained to Motherboard.
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We have a shared vision that the smart home experience can get even easier, and we're committed to continue innovating on behalf of customers.
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A key part of that movement — along with AI and computer vision — is innovating the in-car experience for when you're no longer driving.
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Now we may get to see it start innovating more on the medium, racing to where Snapchat's limited resources won't let it reach yet.
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And he even said things like he doesn't even know if it's going to work, but it's great that an American company is innovating.
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Focusing on all areas of mobility, the program leverages partnerships with top automakers and suppliers to utilize Detroit's long history of innovating mobile transportation.
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I firmly believe that we must bring together different perspectives to continue innovating—including all genders, races, ethnicities and sexual, cultural or idealogical preferences.
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Winemaker Ana Diogo-Draper Naked Wines founder Rowan Gormley The other place where Naked Wines is innovating is on the distribution side of things.
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Also excited to see how talented under-30 people figure out Snapchat these next 12 months - Snapchat is innovating in all the right ways.
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Update: A note on Body Labs' website has now confirmed the acquisition, saying the startup "look[s] forward to innovating on behalf of customers".
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Following in the footsteps of Walter Cronkite, Dan Rather and Katie Couric, Glor hopes to "continue the tradition of CBS News" while innovating, too.
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Industry has had to adapt to these requirements not only with targeted risk assessment and management, but by innovating and evolving in new ways.
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The trend of small, focused, and efficient startups beating giant corporations to innovating new products and categories hasn't gone unnoticed by the big companies.
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Yet Brazilians are famous for innovating around inefficiencies, and their own attitudes tell a different story than the dire headlines of the business press.
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Exceptional founder(s) and teams with grit, big vision and a sense of deep passion and curiosity about the space they are innovating in.
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Is there a middle ground that ensures these tests for safety are accurate but are also economically feasible and don't discourage companies from innovating?
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What's more in question is how much this furthers the commission's goal of increasing innovating around TV, which has been painfully stagnant for years.
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It's our first time innovating within the life cycle, so I'm not exactly sure what impact that will have on our plan going forward.
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Soylent, the famed meal replacement that went on to find a devoted fanbase online and in Silicon Valley, isn't done innovating on its formula.
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Season 3, for instance, stayed true to the core of the show — while also innovating beyond it with more serialized and emotionally intelligent storytelling.
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It shouldn't be how are you innovating or which project is doing new things, but why are you doing it and on what level.
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For this list, we are interested in people who are innovating around free, ad-supported streaming-video services that do not charge subscription fees.
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One of the biggest challenges that I face is hiring experienced, qualified engineers and designers to continue innovating in a fast-paced, competitive market.
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I firmly believe that we must bring together different perspectives to continue innovating – including all genders, races, ethnicities and sexual, cultural or ideological preferences.
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These rising stars are shaking things up on Madison Avenue, facing the challenges of modern advertising head-on, and innovating on a daily basis.
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"We're excited to offer customers a broad range of great PCs and look forward to innovating with Intel in the future," the company said.
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After the brief early '220s insurgency of Nirvana, Pearl Jam and the grunge bands passed, rock became less interested in innovating than in repeating.
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As a science-based company, DuPont is innovating in all facets of our business – in our policies and protocols as well as our products.
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These managers and agents are innovating in the space and are helping their gaming creator clients build their careers and secure new industry opportunities.
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In early days, you have to be out there on the frontier innovating, challenging, being disruptive, but you can't actually do that and scale.
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But increasingly, as our worship of Silicon Valley gives way to a growing sense of unease, we are asking those questions and innovating appropriately.
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Android users have been making the joke for years: Apple is "innovating" by giving its iPhone features that Android phones had two years ago.
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"We are constantly innovating to improve the carrier experience and sometimes that means reevaluating our carrier relationships," an Amazon spokesperson said in a statement.
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"Like we have always done, we are always innovating and looking to define 'modern media company,'" Chief Revenue Officer Lee Brown told CNN Business.
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Innovating forms of camouflage during World War II, his designs coincided with clashes around M.I.T.'s connections with the military during the Vietnam War.
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The funding will be used to accelerate Ometria's product development, expanding the platform's specialist retail marketing capabilities and further innovating its AI-based technology.
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Dorer said that the company has recently started innovating within that space, with the first non-GMO-based Renew Life product in the works.
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It frees him up to do what he's best at which is innovating and changing the world," Wadhwa said on "Squawk on the Street.
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We don't break out Stories versus communication, but I think the important thing is we've done a very good job innovating around monetizing communication.
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It was revitalizing the economy, connecting people around the world, making our lives more convenient, innovating health care, and even helping to spread democracy.
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"Imitating and then innovating is better than working on your own behind closed doors," one Weibo user said in a comment on the post.
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"They just need to come in and focus on innovating and growing their business, and can scale up and down very quickly," Washington says.
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Many of Silicon Valley's tech giants are dependent today on online advertising to make enough money to keep growing and innovating on new services.
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The art community will have to help by innovating new paths forward, because the old ways don't work, and they haven't for a while.
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The financial firm Morgan Stanley, one of Snap's lead investors, downgraded the stock and said the company was not innovating as fast as they expected.
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"They're moving faster and innovating more than their competitors, and they're taking bold new approaches to the defining communication tool of our time: the camera."
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QTPOC have always been a driving force behind camp, from creating ballroom culture to innovating the arts like camp icons from Josephine Baker to RuPaul.
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"Companies are innovating products that don't need to be innovated," said Kevin Masse, vice president of global community engagement at cooking site The Feed Feed.
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He believed that New York could be vital as a hip-hop hub, but only by fully imbibing the past and then innovating upon it.
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Innovating with go-to-market strategies In the near term, the big challenge for you, dear security founder, is selling in an over crowded market.
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Xinhua, a state news agency, says they will adopt measures to improve the party's ability at "self-cleansing, self-consummating, self-innovating and self-enhancing".
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Allowing oligopolies to form, as America has, creates big companies that overcharge their customers and, sooner or later, exert more effort controlling markets than innovating.
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For companies that monetize too early, there's a danger of becoming addicted to that monetization approach, rather than innovating business models as the industry develops.
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We have been investing in technology for 2150 years and our focus is to identify entrepreneurs who are disrupting and innovating in large scale industries.
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What airlines seem to be doing well is innovating, with foods like guava cookies, ginger chicken soba noodles, and non-GMO vegan tapas snack boxes.
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So I think the common denominator that we see is if you're innovating and you're in an innovative product lifecycle, you can do pretty well.
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We'd like to congratulate Druva on its latest fund raise, and look forward to innovating with Druva to create new solutions that benefit our customers.
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If this state-led approach seems typically Scandinavian, it is also Danish in the best sense of innovating constantly, while refusing to take itself seriously.
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Disney is also innovating on its legacy by creating more inclusive versions of its classics, which will help it maintain and expand its addressable fandom.
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You also weaved in multiple nods to subcultures within the Black community that were innovating fashion with little credit, like the ballroom and LGBTQ communities.
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Narrator: After bragging about innovating so hard on the trash can, the new Mac Pro is a return of the good ol' cheese-grater design.
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Dunne told CNBC he spent the summer visiting telecoms carriers across India to get an insight into how they were innovating and building their networks.
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It's a brief teaser for what's to come as Samsung and some other phone makers race to find new ways of innovating in smartphone design.
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Yet though Paul and Fender worked on innovating the instrument, they were both detached from producing the sounds that their guitars would be famous for.
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There is not a shred of real-world evidence that innovators are not innovating because of the federal circuit court decision in Oracle v. Google.
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Once you're all set up, we suggest you start with one of the shows below to really get a taste of how Hulu is innovating.
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The decision confirms that such a command-and-control policy would limit the evolution of freight railroads, which are innovating to meet growing freight demands.
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As the driving force behind Odd Future, Tyler, the Creator is well known for innovating the shit out of everything he turns his hand toward.
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We think of consumer goods companies like Casper, Warby Parker or Bonobos less as hardware companies and more as digital commerce brands innovating around distribution.
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Finally, we talk a bit about Tesla, its Autopilot system, the latest updates and how its approach to innovating in self-driving systems is going.
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When he isn't innovating, Wangchuk is teaching at a school for students who needed a second chance after failing out of traditional Indian secondary school.
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We will continue to sell the product and support our customers under the Brava brand while further innovating new products and services for our customers.
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To be sure, this was a thriving nation of immigrants, innovating at a dizzying rate, with bustling cities that were the envy of the world.
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Headquarters: Busan, South Korea Place on last poll: 25 Why it's hot: The Korean company is not only innovating with phones, but also wearable tech.
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"That means deciding with what your expertise is and what you are really innovating on and then choosing how and where to partner," says Witte.
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"There is an opportunity here for innovating medication container options that promote adult adherence and provide portability and convenience, while maintaining child safety," Budnitz said.
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It's the chefs — many who are immigrants — cooking the food they know and the children of immigrants innovating on those traditions with their American experience.
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They should get back to innovating across all the value chains which we have, it was a little bit too strongly on the new technology.
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The Innovating Public Art symposium will consider a bevy of questions around public art through discussions with artists like Martin Puryear, Leonardo Drew, and others.
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A select few stood out as further innovating what we may imagine as an art book, highlighting how the form of books informs their content.
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But companies don't just appear and expand randomly, they need a well defined process and methodology to keep innovating or they won't be around very long.
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Consequently, I see the responsibility for AI security, like ethics, falling squarely within the tech community that's actively innovating and presenting new applications for it today.
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"Ensuring backers receive their perk is our top priority, and that's why we're constantly innovating to help entrepreneurs in delivering on their promises," the company says.
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What often gets lost among the headlines, though, is how this decades old company is innovating and how technology is expected to drive this business forward.
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HB: Within the group we also have the advantage that we have premium brands which are on the edge of innovating for autonomous driving, for connectivity.
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Frustrated and humiliated by his failure, he begs his stone-faced boss (the perfectly cast Marc Evan Jackson) to let him keep innovating more psychological torture.
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Sub-Saharan African startups, for example, have proven themselves particularly skilled at innovating with low-cost mobile applications, rather than capital-intensive, high-broadband web applications.
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But the fact that the fast food industry is out-innovating the medical industry is a scary sign of how slow the medical industry is moving.
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So we keep innovating, we keep thinking about ways to do it better, so that we can underwrite some of these, in some ways, challenging opportunities.
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Trader Brian Kelly said he also likes PayPal because it is growing and innovating in the payment space, especially with its acquisition of mobile app Venmo.
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Challenger banks are snapping at your heels, innovating new mobile payment solutions on applications being launched at a pace you and your team can't even comprehend.
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Interchange fees are a critical revenue source for maintaining the electronic payments system, which includes innovating products and services that make payments easier, faster, and safer.
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We need to continue innovating and allowing flexibility for the development of life-saving tests, such as the genomic tests that are driving personalized cancer therapy.
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Additionally, much of the top engineering talent is not at Amazon, but rather at smaller companies focused on innovating and being the best at one thing.
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M-Kopa is far and away the most successful of the African firms innovating on top of mobile technology, but it is not the only one.
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What is certain: in order to encourage more startups to innovate on behalf of low-income Americans, legislators need to protect the companies doing the innovating.
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The most prominent theme of the day, however, was how companies are innovating the ways in which people make, experience, and monetize music using artificial intelligence.
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Companies may be more inclined to put resources behind innovating their business strategy if they have confidence and clarity that government policies will support these efforts.
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Seriously, you are doing on-demand parking or on-demand laundry; you are not innovating or disrupting anything except the peace of mind of your employees.
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Society can combat climate change by using existing clean technologies to cut emissions today or by innovating new clean technologies to cut emissions in the future.
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Speaking to an audience of charter school educators and supporters Tuesday, DeVos urged them to keep innovating rather than becoming another complacent generation of education bureaucrats.
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And these political fights cost many people their lives because we spent a century not innovating on how to use your immune system to "cure" cancer.
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The latter company has been innovating with new ways to order pizza, including ordering via Twitter, Apple Watch, Amazon Echo, via no-click apps, and more.
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The tech industry is innovating on a near constant basis, and we're on the cusp of many technologies that will change life as we know it.
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Amazon chief technology officer Werner Vogels said the tech giant will "go out of business within 10.73 to 15 years" if it fails to keep innovating.
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"The resources that we normally would've applied to innovating new products have been diverted to making the same product we already make somewhere else," Merriam said.
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We have made some recent rate changes to reduce variability in how much shoppers earn, and we are constantly innovating to help shoppers get more orders.
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The coffee company first teased the cloud macchiato during its investor day in December as an example of how the company is innovating its iced beverages.
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Its competitors — especially in Germany and Spain — seem to be innovating rather better, at this point, while the Premier League is consumed by competing internal agendas.
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But the team now has a stable platform in place to start innovating on, so we'll likely see a stronger focus on new features going forward.
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At the same time, they're blamed for not innovating enough if they simply release products with mostly internal upgrades that are too similar to previous ones.
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As returned Peace Corps volunteers, we can confidently say that these Americans don't stop innovating, volunteering or working when their two years of service are complete.
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The Yard's artistic director, Jay Miller, 34, said the festival was "really the more radical end of our program," made up of "innovating and risky" work.
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The lab technicians at Beyond Meat's research and development lab in El Segundo, California, are even trained meat sommeliers, and they are constantly innovating on the product.
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" They added, "We are committed to our freemium model and will continue innovating our products to ensure the best experience on both our free and premium tiers.
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FoodShot Global, a prize platform devoted to transforming the world's food and agriculture industries, has awarded the first round of prizes for its Innovating Soil 3.0 competition.
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As you know, Revolution Messaging has been a leader in both innovating technology as well as experimenting and implementing new online tactics to amplify our client's voices.
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Too many potential physicists and engineers spend their careers shifting money around in the financial sector, instead of applying their talents to innovating in the real economy.
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Speaking with CNBC earlier this week, billionaire Chinese entrepreneur Jia Yueting said Apple is "outdated," and charged that it has not been innovating at a sufficient pace.
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As such, hair care brands are innovating formulas and creating products that deliver professional results from salon to shelf, reaching this consumer through the [mass-market] touchpoint.
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The UAP motto is to "always be innovating," and we hope the Future Forward event and interactive installations will continue to inspire a new generation of creatives.
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You can't stand still - depending what business you're in there is probably someone in Silicon Valley or in China who is out-innovating your business right now.
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"We&aposre always listening to our customers, learning and innovating on their behalf and bringing them products we think they will love," said Amazon spokeswoman Molly Wade.
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"More specifically, I will be a part of innovating on new products, participating in design, going on sales calls and making sure the world knows we exist."
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You know, the one about how Apple isn't innovating with new…Read more ReadI Was Ready to Dunk on the Bose Frames... But I Actually Like Them?
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And we vote with our wallets, hoping the executives in charge of our favorite products keep innovating and, you know, getting our stuff to us on time.
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"We are constantly innovating and adding new features to make our vehicles even better," said a Tesla spokesperson when contacted by Mashable about the rumored battery upgrade.
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Since 2006, Shayne Oliver has been playing with, and innovating around, the concept of streetwear way before it became a "trend" in the New York fashion scene.
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Whether you care or not, Qualcomm and friends are still innovating mobile VR. Qualcomm says the 855 chip supports mobile VR in 8K resolution at 120 fps.
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And we have an entire generation of young people around the world who are obsessed with innovating and designing necessary solutions to achieve a carbon neutral future.
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"We have a lot of exciting plans and will continue innovating on what products we offer, going to more markets, expanding internationally and continuing value-add partnerships."
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Company executive Jean-Daniel Ayme said Samsung was still innovating in areas like gaming and photography, and in new products, even as the smartphone market reached maturity.
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And the foundation does act like a startup, focusing on expansion into new markets and innovating in its core "product" -- enabling users to donate however they wish.
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Food companies have been innovating the mooncake in recent years, with creations ranging from cakes filled with spicy KFC chicken to those covered in 24-carat gold.
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But it's not just about IP theft — it's also about China out-innovating the US, and that as its economy grows, it will continue to do so.
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"That's why every day we're innovating on technology, infrastructure and education to set the standard for micromobility safety," a Lime representative said in a statement to CNN.
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So we see that as an opportunity to keep innovating within our core products, but also to add other products so they'll be interested in the future.
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He said his firm is seeing a "high level of activity" in the space, which he attributed to traditional retailers' need to find ways to keep innovating.
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As a result, motivated and well-resourced attackers who are beyond law enforcement's reach will forge ahead, evolving and innovating to continue their attacks in new ways.
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When you're innovating there's a lot of people rolling their eyes at you or dismissing you, and being connected to the Solve MIT community is super validating.
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Perhaps if a large, dynamic, and innovative state like California forces companies to eschew cheap labor, they will respond by innovating and reducing their need for workers.
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Instead of putting out a press release or going on an apology tour, they poured all their energy into fixing the problem, innovating and protecting their customers.
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Then there's the burden of high taxes and the bureaucratic barriers to innovating beer in Greece, says Ioanna Sidiropoulou, one of the rare female Greek craft brewers.
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"Netflix's priority is our members and our filmmakers, and we are constantly innovating to serve them," Scott Stuber, head of Netflix's film group, said in a statement.
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"It would be more worrisome if streaming companies stopped innovating and giving consumers the freedom to choose what they watch and how they watch it," Buff responded.
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Further, efforts to make up for such losses by innovating and creating new revenue streams have been met with strong pushback, including refusal to contract with facilities.
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Innovating in the smartphone space is getting tougher as these devices are perfected through the years, but can we have at least one wow-inducing, hardware feature?
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So, we see that as an opportunity to keep innovating within our core products but also to add other products that will be interesting in the future.
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CcHub also collaborated with the government of Rwanda this year to open its Design Lab in Kigali, focused on innovating impact solutions in health, education and governance.
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In it, you'll find brands who are innovating with better and more conscious manufacturing methods, cleaner ingredients, and earth-friendly packaging — without compromising on efficacy or style.
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Snap stock is sinking thanks to a new analyst report from Morgan Stanley, which claims, among other things, that Snap is not innovating as quickly as expected.
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But it's a sacred trust that we want to keep innovating, keep inventing things, and that means we have to make this a sustainable, profitable, real valuable business.
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Newcomers like Corelight (backed by Accel), Awake Networks (backed by Greylock Ventures) and EastWind Networks (backed by Signal Peak Ventures) are innovating on visibility of traffic and threats.
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What makes the 3a a particularly compelling product, however, is how it fits in with Google's long-stated plan of innovating more on the software/AI/ML fronts.
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He said Time Warner had been hampered in innovating and advertising because it does not have the granular information about viewers held by pay TV and internet companies.
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Opera, which released its first browser in 1995, has quietly been innovating its products over the last two decades with features like built in ad-blocking and VPN.
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About 40 percent of those from the most equal organizations said "nothing stops me from innovating," compared to just 7 percent from those with high levels of inequality.
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By using automation to free up multi-skilled, multi-disciplined talent across the business, the organization can focus on what matters most: innovating new products and growing revenues.
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"If we were to look at replacing parts of our vendor ecosystem, that would mean spending time on replacing like-for-like kit rather than innovating," he said.
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Self-professed "crazy-entertainment officer" Hiroshi Saijou still doesn't think of work as 'work' despite spending more than 20 years at Yamaha Motors innovating and developing new technologies.
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One of the ways we do this is convening advisory boards from across the industry to give us feedback so we can continue innovating on behalf of customers.
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To create lasting privacy protection in a world consistently innovating and reinventing itself online, we must ask ourselves the tough and unpopular questions — and keep asking them regularly.
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"We take pre-IPO (shares) and real estate," among many ways ways of donating, he says, adding that donors "appreciate that we're innovating" in the field of philanthropy.
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At the same time, Pueblo and Diné weavers are continuing, expanding upon, and innovating their craft as they always have, working both in and outside of the marketplace.
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Americans are very good at innovating and building and we can leverage our need to be more resilient by growing the economy with good resilient and sustainable jobs.
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In fact, President Peres noted that the main point is to ensure that Israel never stops innovating: The primary focus will be on the path to the future.
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Yet according to Amazon chief technology officer Werner Vogels the tech giant will "go out of business within 10 to 15 years" if it fails to keep innovating.
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The Swiss firm UBS, among the world&aposs largest wealth managers with $2.5 trillion in client assets, is innovating for the well-heeled set in which it specializes.
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Young skaters in the United States were rewarded not for innovating and taking risks — attempting new combos, for instance, or trying more difficult jumps — but for skating cleanly.
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First, you need to establish a foothold in a market, either by out-innovating old-line incumbents — taxis, hotels, music labels — or by creating a new market altogether.
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Businesses are innovating on traditional practices, and more people are taking control of how they wish to die and be buried — in unconventional, surprising and even extraterrestrial ways.
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They have never stopped innovating and caring, and nowhere is this more evident than in the vast proliferation of urban gardens and farms that dot the city's landscape.
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"I can't tell you how frustrating it is, to see these women come in with Stage 4 cervical cancer," said Dr. Vincent DeGennaro Jr. of Innovating Health International.
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Companies like Facebook, Amazon and Google have grown from nothing to become the industry icons of the Internet age by innovating rapidly and delivering services that consumers value.
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Now, using fear, politicians propose to intentionally destroy a viable industry that keeps the nation working, innovating and wealthy and replace it with promises of a perfect future.
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Until recently, Charli had been releasing sporadic cult mixtapes and infectious loosies—the strategy of an artist who seemed more interested in innovating than bowing to industry expectations.
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And this isn't just a philosophy of startups that need people like this to survive — larger organizations are embracing the entrepreneurial ideas of moving faster and innovating more, too.
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JG: I'm not worried that technology will keep innovating in a way that's exciting; I do think there's sort of the political implications of technology I do think about.
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While standards bodies seem inevitable the efforts so far aren't gaining traction because the market is still innovating too quickly to pin down a single definition of student success.
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"This is exactly why we have to say China is innovating now and is no longer a copycat," says Samm Sacks of the Center of Strategic and International Studies.
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"More specifically, I will be a part of innovating on new products, participating in design, going on sales calls and making sure the world knows we exist," she says.
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If Messenger wants to keep growing, it must continue to copy the best features of its competitors while innovating where it has natural advantages through its ties to Facebook.
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"Amazon is always innovating on behalf of customers and '$10 and Under' is our newest means of delighting customers who love a great value," a company spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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We are focused on accelerating growth across our portfolio of brands through innovating our live-streaming video product and sharing best practices in monetization and engagement across the portfolio.
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There is significant value in a network of stores open 24/7, and the company has put innovating for the customer at the forefront of their digital transformation strategy.
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At this time, Garcetti's office would neither confirm nor deny Musk's cryptic claims, but in a statement to Curbed, the mayor appeared amenable to innovating the city's transportation infrastructure.
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There's a lot of technology, but it's mostly business as usual, and some folks are innovating but a lot of the great minds want to do the startups themselves.
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What partly stops businesses from innovating and growing is "management ego," the CMO Council's report suggested, quoting Shari Matras, chief growth officer of Chicago-based household goods company Jelmar.
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"They are creating and innovating in many different ways," Gary Shapiro, CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, told CNBC last week in an interview, speaking about Chinese tech companies.
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"A gateway is another way that we're innovating to enable customers to have secure, easy-to-manage networking across both on premise and their AWS cloud environment," he explained.
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They were eager to work for him, or to follow his example, trying to build companies that thrived by innovating faster than the competition, not copying or undercutting them.
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Still, we currently face persistent high-skilled labor shortages, and startups also need access to the best talent from across the world to fill those jobs and continue innovating.
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I was trying to take a category that I had a lot of interest in and push it into a new conversation that was innovating the dialogue around underwear.
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Whether it was with interactive graphics, virtual reality or podcasts, The Times is a model for innovating at a thoughtful, measured pace, but with quality worthy of its name.
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The VC firm is described as an early-stage, evergreen fund targeting tech startups that are innovating in and around content, along with companies creating "highly licensable intellectual property".
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It's during those days, regardless of the ups and downs, that we should focus on our work: on creating opportunity, on moving the world, and relentlessly innovating and executing.
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And with realtime autoscaling, free master services, and our intuitive cloud manager interface and open API, developers can bypass the complexities of traditional container management and focus on innovating.
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"Our optimism around SPOT stems from the company's history of creating best-in-class products and user experience and innovating ahead of peers," Barclays analysts said in a note.
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"To address a challenge like climate change by 2030, we need a combination of entrepreneurs innovating at breakneck speeds and industry leaders ready to experiment and deploy," said George.
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With defense and industry increasingly dependent on 5G and artificial intelligence, areas where China is innovating and investing heavily, Washington and other allies, like Germany and France, see dangers.
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When workers are equipped with job-relevant skills, companies are innovating, and industries are growing, more products and services are created with more efficiency, and standards of living rise.
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Mr. President, the American energy story is being written every day by millions of men and women in the workforce who are innovating and dedicating themselves to achieving greatness.
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And that's why Candy is doing so well, and that's why the No. 1 priority for the company is to make Candy into an everlasting game by continuously innovating.
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The heavy bureaucracy of these banks will prevent them from innovating quickly enough to compete with newer institutions like XP, whose debt products are attractive to frustrated Brazilian customers.
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Since 2001, Ensemble for the Romantic Century has been exploring workarounds for the problem in a series that began as a way of innovating the presentation of chamber music.
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"We are excited by the impressive results achieved to date and will continue to be the driving force innovating for merchants and customers in the coming decades," the CEO added.
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Yakel said the hope is for the sustainable water packaging market to grow, and that manufacturers of juice and soda containers, which are not included in the ban, begin innovating.
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Huge travel platforms that run airline booking systems like Sabre and Amadeus were invented eons ago and are so large and cumbersome that innovating with them is no easy feat.
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In Ireland, Women's Christmas likely evolved as a token of appreciation for all the cooking, cleaning, and innovating of leftovers that women performed over the Christmas and New Year period.
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Still, a newfound optimism has galvanized fundraising, hiring and innovating, as tech next sets its sights on the 220 midterms, when control of the U.S. Congress is up for grabs.
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Some projects have also aimed to disrupt the existing system and bypass regulation as opposed to innovating on compliance and regulatory fronts to improve the effectiveness of anti-money laundering.
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Rich Barton has a long history of founding and advising successful companies, with a focus on those that bring "power to the people" by innovating on behalf of the consumer.
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WorryFree reads as cartoonish, but the heart of its villainy—anti-unionism in favor of efficiency, selling regardless of the client's morality, innovating without weighing the costs—is strikingly recognizable.
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Asked why a business better known for its vibrators is one of the only ones innovating in the sexy sheath sphere, Nugent says it comes down to one thing: complacency.
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Companies like Johnson & Johnson and Dannon are leading the market in the microbiome area and we will begin to see more companies innovating in this space in the near future.
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Apple continues to win not by out-innovating competitors, but by grinding away at its corral of excellent products, polishing them with smart, new features that enhance but never confuse.
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Insel, a psychiatrist and the former chief of the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health, was tasked with forming a team dedicated to innovating in mental health with new technology.
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"Young skaters in the United States were rewarded not for innovating and taking risks — attempting new combos, for instance, or trying more difficult jumps — but for skating cleanly," Lipinski says.
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In the past, Americans have enjoyed a competitive advantage in attracting new investments and innovating news products to markets, but today, globalization has evened the field in capital and infrastructure.
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As passionate as these entrepreneurs are about their users and the problem they are trying to solve, they don't spend enough time experimenting with and innovating around new monetization strategies.
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"The course is designed to provide a comprehensive overview for people either working in or interested in innovating in this space creating products and access to services supported by technology."
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As has been noted, Nokia (the actual Nokia, that is) had a history of innovating on the imaging front from that 41-megapixel to the stupidly expensive Ozo VR rig.
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FedEx and other transportation providers are innovating as it relates to new services for e-commerce residential deliveries, but that is only one piece of the capabilities that we provide.
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Basically, Apple is still trying to be the one Maps app to rule them all, but still seems to be playing catch up rather than innovating in any interesting way.
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Despite the fact that the video market is already doing a spectacular job of innovating and pleasing consumers, the FCC has assumed the unnecessary and impossible task of redesigning it.
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The GitHub deal is just the latest example of Microsoft's embrace of open-source software, which is necessary if the company is going to get developers innovating on its platforms.
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Innovating the shape and functions of smartphones and wearables has become pretty common in recent years, but somewhere along the way digital musical instruments fell out of the tech spotlight.
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The school had an available scholarship, and coach John Calipari will get credit not only for helping develop yet another NBA player, but also for "innovating" a new development strategy.
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DTO surveyed 158,000 visitors to its site in early April 0003 and asked them just four questions about electric cars, autonomous vehicles, and brands that are innovating in these spaces.
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What's next: As iPhone growth slows, Apple knows it needs to keep innovating to stay relevant — such as with artificial intelligence — where rivals Amazon and Google are making big strides.
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I had repeated as a health journalist over and over that we're innovating to get patient-centered, evidence-based care and that innovation can create patient-centered, evidence-based care.
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The lower tax rate will encourage entrepreneurs to take on the risk of innovating, since they will not have to share as much of their success with the federal government.
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I wouldn't mind putting something adjacent to the Watch through it, but not the Watch, because it would hold us back from innovating too much, the cycles are too long.
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Pager Chief Exec and Co-Founder Gaspard De Dreuzy told me that when it comes to innovating an-already struggling and wasteful healthcare system, you must implement multiple care facets.
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VICE Impact rounded up some of the top scholarship funds for undocumented students, and detailed how they are innovating to make college affordable for everyone, regardless of immigration status. TheDream.
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Cinemas are looking to larger, more complicated menus and innovating in the ways they use their spaces to not just feed patrons differently but lure them into the theater itself.
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At the heart of this cooperation between Klarna and Alipay is a shared ambition of innovating truly superior shopping experiences and creating destinations of inspiration for consumers across the world.
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In Haiti, the U.N. Population Fund is working with an outstanding nonprofit, Innovating Health International, to save the lives of women like Mariliene Yéyé, 36, a widow with three children.
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We want to devote the next couple of years to creating quality content, innovating as much as we can, building our brand and growing The Ringer as a multimedia business.
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Physician-assisted suicide is a controversial topic, but that hasn't stopped the ceaseless march of technology from innovating the practice, which remains illegal in most of parts of the world.
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Miyavi, an Osaka-born guitarist whose music is powered by jubilant string-slapping, will headline, along with the constantly innovating rock band Blonde Redhead and the Afrobeat mavens of Antibalas.
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The Hill's Bob Cusack and Rachel Roubein discuss their takeaways from The Hill's Innovating to Improve Patient Health: A Solutions Conversation event sponsored by the Coalition for Affordable Prescription Drugs.
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"The heroin supply became more dangerous," drug policy expert Andrew Kolodny of Brandeis University told BuzzFeed News, with Mexican criminal cartels innovating by delivering the drug to white, rural America.
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The founder and former CEO of Panera Bread is a well-known pioneer in the restaurant world with a track record of predicting consumer habits and innovating ahead of competitors.
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"The big problem is this creates risk for the real innovators, the guy who is actually innovating has to pay off patent trolls who have not invented anything," Bessen said.
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You can either waste your time avoiding it — not taking risks, not innovating, not going for the next challenge — or you can choose to meet those challenges head on and grow.
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The high costs of adopting new technology while simultaneously running existing systems – both in terms of money and qualified AML professionals – may continue to prevent some banks from innovating, Richards said.
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But because innovating in a way that would reduce surveillance runs counter to Facebook's profit motives, the FTC needs to impose remedies that require the company to innovate its business model.
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Not only has Trump ignored these crucial findings from a state on the front lines of the fight, his policies would kneecap Vermont's approach, and prevent other state laboratories from innovating.
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Simultaneously, the behemoths of tech like Facebook, Google, and Amazon are innovating in AI at a rapid pace—displacing smaller competition by releasing new products or open sourcing more AI tools.
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The movie-theater industry has been constantly innovating to try and find new ways to get people into the seats as competition from cheaper TVs and expanded streaming services has mounted.
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Another reason why is because there are always people in the business who have dedicated their careers to innovating on the experience to get you to come back again and again.
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"Part of the excitement of working at Netflix is constantly inventing what is internet TV. There's a lot of responsibility, because we are innovating on this whole new form," he says.
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Our thought bubble: While bugs don't reflect greater existential market threats like regulation, they can point to Twitter's struggle to be mindful of user privacy while also innovating its ad product.
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"The danger is that we stop innovating in algorithms because of our advantage in data," warns Gansha Wu, chief executive of UISEE, a Beijing startup which is developing self-driving technology.
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Google ATAP Technical Project Lead Ivan Poupyrev and Levi's VP of Innovation Paul Dillinger discussed the process of innovating one of the oldest pieces of tech that humans have invented: fabric.
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My bet is that Apple keeps up its successful formula for innovating around new products and categories and that is what will continue to drive the company's growth in the future.
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A less ambitious startup might've refocused on innovating accessories for an established device market, but Lake says his company instead took aim at pioneering an entirely new class of consumer device.
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You have to hand it to West: even when it feels like he's running around like a chicken with his head cut off, he finds a way to stumble into innovating.
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Snap and Twilio's dramatic drop in earnings speak to the pressure that Disruptors are under to keep innovating, and to avoid being squashed by the companies they originally aimed to challenge.
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"We will continue to focus on growing our supply base to drive customer choice, innovating around the customer experience and investing efficiently in marketing to deliver profitable topline growth," Fogel said.
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The future of our economy, and of the American Dream, rests in our ability to alleviate this struggle by innovating and creating new, good-paying jobs where they are needed most.
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Maybe after over a decade of "innovating rock" through electronic instrumentation and savvy internet hijinx, they figured the most punk thing they could do was protest the forward march of technology?
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While schools in large, coastal urban centers such as San Francisco, New York City, and Boston led the way, said Ehrenfeld, schools in places like Texas and Alabama are also innovating.
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But critics of existing laws say that the big companies may be hurting competition in other ways, by preventing start-ups from succeeding or innovating, that are more difficult to measure.
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I think that's one of the issues is if China starts getting ahold of this and they are doing real well, and they're not copying us, they're innovating, that's a problem.
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The most glamorous entry is "Episodes," an ultramodernist 1959 work, set to the astringent sounds of Webern, in which Balanchine turned ballet upside down and inside out, innovating in ugly beauty.
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While government has stood still — or suffered as good ideas have been blocked by ideology — nonprofits and philanthropists have kept innovating and kept looking for new ways to make a difference.
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Sarabjot draws upon fifteen years of experience in creating enterprise value; innovating new business models; brand positioning, UX design, marketing; and using technology to translate business complexities into actionable strategic solutions.
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"If the U.N. Population Fund has less money, more impoverished women in Haiti will die," said Holdie Fleurilus, a nurse at Innovating Health International, which runs the cancer center I visited.
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"We are innovating across every layer of our differentiated technology stack and leading in key secular areas that are critical to our customers' success," CEO Satya Nadella said in a release.
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"We think they are underestimating how much visibility will be brought to this market and players like UnitedHealth and others start innovating new product offerings, given the extended duration," Flanders said.
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"On every issue, from manufacturing, to health care, to schools and education, to taking care of and healing our vets, I find brilliant Americans who are innovating and creating REAL solutions."
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It's not that they're not solid phones, it's just the company doesn't seem particularly concerned with selling a lot of them, or doing much innovating outside of the imaging side of things.
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Twitter has been unable to soak up ad dollars at the rate investors had hoped for and is not innovating at the same rate as rivals Facebook and Alphabet's Google, said Sheridan.
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We are hopefully evolving, possibly innovating, but we walk in the footsteps of survivors, innovators, and, more than anything else, a lot of lesser-known people whose lives we rarely hear of.
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LG's doing a good job innovating on imaging hardware for a while now, and this addition aims to add to key AI and ML learnings to help improve the pictures it takes.
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But as much as these companies pride themselves on modernizing and innovating the wedding industry (and are getting massive injections of funding to do so), how much can weddings actually be disrupted?
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"We are always innovating and working with innovative companies to improve the customer experience and safety of our team," a spokesperson for Amazon said last week in response to the Embark news.
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As an Outline story revealed, though, it doesn't seem to do much innovating; it basically just gives a roomful of millennials no other direction or strategy than to create anti-Trump content.
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Dean's other attempt at innovating the art business is a concept called "Dean's Choice," a rebuttal to the price inflation that often happens in the resale (secondary) market which hardly benefits artists.
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At Disrupt, we'll chat with Monsees about Juul's positioning in the market, how to continue iterating and innovating in a state of limbo with the FDA and what's next for the company.
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They obtain books published abroad from a state-owned distributor, the China National Publications Import and Export Corporation (its motto: "Opening, Harmonising, Innovating, Advancing"), which prohibits anything critical of the Communist Party.
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Watching Emma Watson and Dan Stevens' Beauty and the Beast may never get old, but it's amazing to know that Disney is always innovating and giving fans something to look forward to.
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Innovation does not always have to mean a lighter phone or a slimmer TV: Hong Kong and Singapore are innovating to become smarter cities aimed at social improvement for their urban populations.
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Seehafer hopes Enzyme helps founders not only navigate the process more smoothly but also educates the community so those with an idea can concentrate on innovating more and dealing with paperwork less.
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"Uber is innovating new mobility hardware to make it safer and easier for people to choose bikes and scooters over cars," Uber Head of New Mobility Rachel Holt said in a statement.
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This is Starbucks taking a cue from third wave coffee's cold brew darling and innovating on top of it, adding flavoring and sugar — two elements that have become something like Starbucks' signature.
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Under Armour president Patrik Frisk adds that they are doing this by innovating to solve problems for the consumer, like providing digitally connected footwear that can coach runners to make them better.
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Our readers need to see the faces of their fellow citizens who are harmed by policies, who are innovating and challenging the status quo, and who are overcoming incredible odds to succeed.
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While Facebook and Snapchat are innovating with use cases to keep their users engaged, the app that is globally setting the prime example of a compelling all-in-one experience is WeChat .
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But innovating towards anti-rape technologies that doesn't require women to behave in a certain way to avoid assault—or perpetuate outdated notions of rapists being hulking strangers in alleyways—is hard.
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Plus, it's always easier for insurers to make money by trying to enroll healthy people or imposing sneaky limits on benefits than by innovating in all the other ways we might celebrate.
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WE HAVE TO STAY FOCUSED, FOCUS ON OUR CUSTOMERS AND CONTINUE TO DELIVER GREAT INNOVATION BOORSTIN: DOES THAT MEAN YOULL CONTINUE INNOVATING AND THAT FACEBOOK IS GOING TO CONITNUE COPYING YOUR INNOVATION?
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ITS OBVIOUSLY CHANGED THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE FOR SURE AS WE LOOK AT OUR COMPANY, WERE A TECHNOLOGY COMPANY FOCUSED ON INNOVATING AROUND THE CAMERA AND THAT IMPACTS THINGS LIKE MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION.
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With roots in boombap-era rap and the soundsystem culture that thumped through his childhood neighborhood, he bloomed into an experimental artist—always with a sense of humor—who's never stopped innovating.
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Instead of purchasing properties as they move around the board, players will be tasked with investing in these women, whose businesses range from inventing groundbreaking scientific advancements to innovating new lifestyle products.
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"She will also be a resource to the many high-growth portfolio companies in which SBG is invested, innovating people approaches to help the companies drive value and scale," the statement said.
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"The more we live with the safety standards, the more you see people kind of innovating to bring back types of experiences that maybe for a while you weren't seeing," she said.
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The answer has to be found through innovating and commercializing a suite of advanced energy technologies, which in America will produce generations of great jobs that help modernize and grow our economy.
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Sacconaghi said that while Apple's level of innovation is not at the level of the past five years, it would be "overly critical" to say that Apple is not innovating at all.
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CEO Joey Wat spoke with Business Insider at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, about how pushing her employees to stay on their toes and keep innovating is essential for success.
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Rather, the artist further extends the possibilities of her drawing practice by innovating with glass in a way that can be seen as the exact opposite of working with markers on canvas.
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I LOSE SLEEP AROUND THE ABILITY TO CONTINUE TO INNOVATE, PARTNER, AND DRIVE THE RIGHT RESULTS FOR THEIR CO-WORKERS, WHICH IS WHY WE INVEST SO MUCH BACK IN INNOVATING OUR BUSINESS.
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Prophet notes in its report that legacy brand KitchenAid — actually the oldest brand on the index, founded in 1919 — has remained relevant by innovating new products while still maintaining dependability and quality.
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Innovating in the electric vehicle space will require shorter-term product planning and the ability to pivot when it comes to product design and manufacturing, despite the industrial complications of doing so.
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The Chinese industry is innovating technologically — indeed, it's starting to score world-record solar-cell efficiencies — contrary to a long-held myth that all China can do is manufacture others' inventions cheaply.
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Politics is a marketplace of ideas — without enough buyers and sellers, markets fail to materialize, visions grow stale, and the participants focus on holding their position rather than innovating for the future.
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And the places where Apple is innovating on the Mac are sometimes based on Apple's mobile operating systems — like the lukewarmly received Touch Bar, which was built off of a version of watchOS.
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" She urged editors to slow down, regroup, and wait until the Times could stay true to its past model of "innovating at a thoughtful, measured pace, but with quality worthy of its name.
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Delaney, who is stepping down as co-chair of the House's AI Caucus as he begins his run for president, discussed the importance of innovating, while protecting consumers and also spreading the wealth.
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So long as there's still something else irritatingly out of my reach, some other feature that my phone doesn't yet have, I'll know that smartphone makers are still innovating and pushing us forward.
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These figures all show the dedication that Zuckerberg has to Facebook furthering its grasp on the virtual reality industry, something it likely hopes to spend billions innovating on not paying legal damages for.
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Google plans to release two Android Wear 2.0 smartwatches next month, Samsung's Gear line is innovating with 4G LTE connectivity and iPhone compatibility, and the Apple Watch is still the smartwatch to beat.
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In certain markets, the majority of adults who have phones are using smartphones, and so these companies have to figure out ways to innovate or convince people they're innovating, and just keep selling.
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Over the longer term, government and experts from across society must work together to continue building up our defenses to foreign influence online — an ever-changing threat will require that we keep innovating.
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Many banks are still employing thousands of investigators to manually review high-risk transactions and accounts, but Butler acknowledged there is reluctance around innovating, especially when it is judged to add regulatory risk.
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"We have made some recent rate changes to reduce variability in how much shoppers earn, and we are constantly innovating to help shoppers get more orders," Instacart said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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"Michael Jackson was the most important person in innovating men's wear ever," Mr. Abloh said in an interview before the show at the headquarters of Vuitton's parent group, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
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Having driven prices relentlessly lower, they, too, are now innovating, rivaling the world's best in efficiency while scoring breakthroughs like building enormous floating solar farms or experimenting with installing solar panels in roads.
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Because all over the world, governments and the private sector are innovating and implementing approaches to diminish online theft – and the internet remains a free, open, vibrant place for speech, expression and commerce.
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And over time, it became clear that my actions as CEO always aligned with my publicly stated intentions, which engendered trust and enabled me to continue innovating policy while keeping the company profitable.
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That, coupled with our 25-year legacy in the games business and strong partnerships we've forged with publishers, positions us to continue leading and innovating in this field as the gaming industry evolves.
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Supporting new music without really championing it, and advocating the canon without really innovating within it, his orchestra is lately taking so few programmatic and interpretive risks that it sounds a bit lost.
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They call the chief innovation officer and they'll hire Ideo or someone to come in and speak, and then they pretend like they're innovating, but they don't want to do the hard work.
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Spiegel is trying to turn Snap into a company that can deliver reliable revenue and profits — and keep innovating — and keep its grip on the youthful user base that turned it into a powerhouse.
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"We're always innovating and experimenting on behalf of customers and the businesses that sell and grow on Amazon to create faster lower-cost delivery choices," an Amazon spokesperson told the WSJ in a statement.
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The 40-year-old San Franciscan has been bombing hills and innovating on ledges since the early 90s, making a name for himself with incredible on-board style and the skateboard industry's biggest smile.
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That's not to say that some won't be successful, because they will, and we've seen several, it's just that the innovation cycles and the cost of innovating is still ... To be like an Apple?
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Led by Bela Karolyi in Romania, who hand-selected teams of young, tenacious small girls and trained them relentlessly, the women's gymnastics teams of the Soviet Bloc spent the '70s systematically innovating the sport.
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Today, designers are innovating the decorous dress concept with their own versions of prim suiting — a move that can be seen as both a nod to the past and a reflection of our times.
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On Wednesday night, the 76-year-old Motown legend was honored as Rocker of the Year by Little Kids Rock, a national nonprofit passionate about restoring, expanding and innovating music education in public schools.
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" Financial services for SMEs is a "huge, fast-growing market," he says, adding that "Asto is innovating on the bookkeeping side, [while] other players on the market are working on the bank account side.
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More details will be coming out in the next few months, Karaman says, and Optimus Ride will be innovating both with the vehicles themselves, and with their approach to the business model of transportation.
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You know, the one about how Apple isn't innovating with new hardware because the future of its business is in services and streaming video and this new Apple credit card that blah blah blah.
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The Mi Mix is also Xiaomi's first real attempt at bucking the trend of simply copying Apple's and Samsung's phones and selling them for less, and innovating with hardware that challenges the status quo.
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While iHeartRadio has managed the digital transition well so far, it must keep innovating to satisfy young listeners who do not have the same attachment to radio, said Jay Samit, a former music executive.
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"Over the years, Amazon has gained extensive experience in the memberships and subscriptions space, innovating across programs like Prime and Kindle Unlimited," said Lovina McMurchy, general manager of Subscribe with Amazon, in a statement.
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Capitalising on its network partnerships (Credit Immobilier et Hotelier (CIH), and more recently Al Barid Bank (ABB)), and pursuing its development of innovating and differentiating products will be instrumental in the currently competitive environment.
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I THINK WE'VE GOT A LONG MULTI YEAR TRACK IN THE U.S. WHERE WE'VE BEEN WINNING 30 PLUS CONSECUTIVE QUARTERS, WE'VE BEEN GROWING THE REVENUES, WE'VE BEEN INNOVATING, WE'VE BEEN WINNING IN THE BUSINESS.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: Finally-- ten years after the financial crisis, there are efforts underway to loosen some of the regulations that were put in place at a time when companies are innovating more than ever.
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JK: A lot of the style of the show came from interstitial content we made originally as a part of Vice Lab, a new department that was charged with innovating the traditional commercial break.
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She is no longer the first choice for India's huge bridal wear market, with younger designers taking over the mantle, as Kumar has been criticized for not focusing on innovating within her traditional genre.
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We believe the innovating firm should get a head-start to raise awareness of the new offering before other, competitive products and brands are permitted to enter the marketplace utilizing this newly developed innovation.
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It's time for the FCC to abandon the ill-conceived set-top box proposal and allow the marketplace for TV shows and movies to continue relentlessly creating and innovating — just like it always has.
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Understanding its rise to the top also means acknowledging that it's not alone in its class: It's succeeded and grown alongside other bands that are also innovating and reaching new levels of international success.
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The release of his Middle East peace plan has been delayed until next year, and some of the top people on his team tasked with innovating the government have already left the Trump administration.
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As low-skill jobs are increasingly automatized, we'll need a new commitment to lifelong learning, from apprenticeships to subsidies for worker retraining, while incentivizing more investment in research and development to keep America innovating.
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The day we stop innovating, the day we stop providing the user with a reason to come back, and fresh content and fun things to do within the game, we will lose the users.
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With Prokhorov, the league's first majority owner not from North America, the Nets hoped to become another pillar of the league's expanding global community, competitively exemplified by the Spurs and their innovating coach, Gregg Popovich.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft is innovating rapidly under the leadership of Satya Nadella and taking more risks in spaces that Apple is not — for example, HoloLens — and becoming seriously competitive in the desktop space with Surface Studio.
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Because of course, what he was so successful in innovating and bringing to the market 00 high priced electric vehicles that were sexy everybody else is now coming and they are coming down the pike.
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Nintendo has a long history of innovating gameplay, and the motion-control technology it developed for the Wii years ago is now being cleverly harnessed in the Toy-Cons for more than just virtual bowling.
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Our team at Ancestry has maintained our leadership position for decades through game-changing product improvements and compelling storytelling and we remain focused on continually innovating to deliver even greater value to those we serve.
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But Apple has become a master of innovating around new products that enter the market and show promise but, in their early stages, are not enough to create or drive a large market for them.
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But as those of us in the investment community branch out to support businesses that are more reflective of the diversity of American entrepreneurship, we need to start innovating in investment structures and processes themselves.
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So, faced with either innovating and cannibalizing their own sales, or allowing competitors to eat their lunch, Canon and Nikon have chosen to do the former… after a couple of years of the latter, anyway.
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" In a recent VICE News feature on the legal complexities of dockless scooters, Euwyn Poon, Co-Founder of Spin, described the company's strategy of launching without consulting city officials as "innovating on the regulatory side.
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More importantly, investors and adtech companies enjoy an alignment of expectations, meaning that new money will continue to fund new ventures — so long as those companies demonstrate value in a constantly evolving and innovating space.
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The social network is adding more livestreaming to VR. Box boom Meet uBox, the hot new startup that's disrupting the innovators that are innovating disruption by giving you the box you didn't know you needed.
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"Adding nationwide primetime live streams is just another great example of how the Fox Digital Consumer Group... is innovating to give viewers the convenience and flexibility to watch our programming whenever and wherever they want."
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Entrepreneurs are having their ideas commercialized and big companies are bringing innovation to customers faster through these partnerships with start-ups, rather than expensive acquisitions or relying on in-house tech teams innovating from scratch.
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Speaking at the UBS Future of Retail conference in New York City on Monday, Andrew acknowledged that while not every strategy has been a win, innovating around failure has been key to the brand's success.
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"We are particularly proud to be innovating for young businesses because they are critical to the future success of the economy, but very under-served by the options available in today's credit market," said Succar.
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Between bookmarks, likable comments, live video, tags, zoom, drafts, Stories and of course the controversial algorithmic feed – no one can argue that the Facebook-owned photo sharing app hasn't been innovating at a rapid pace.
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Popular online trading platforms including Robinhood, Acorns, Betterment, and Stash have launched in the past five years, and they're using innovating trading strategies in an effort to capitalize on consumer habits in the digital age.
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His teams frequently field stellar defenses, but Meyer himself is a former wide receivers coach who is credited with innovating the spread offense and tutoring standout quarterbacks like Alex Smith, Tim Tebow and J.T. Barrett.
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"We view all of the innovation that's going on as a really strong signal that mobility is changing and we that need to be out and constantly innovating to keep up with it," he said.
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In their quest to achieve profitability, today's leading food delivery apps have thus far focused their innovation around new ways to charge consumers for the same items instead of innovating on differentiated products or services.
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What was becoming increasingly obvious was that Apple was serious about innovating in chips—its own chips, so the company could maintain infamous control over the "full stack" experience in its all-important mobile devices.
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"At Amazon, we're constantly innovating on the customer experience — not only when purchasing an item, but also making a return," Libby Johnson McKee, a director at Amazon's worldwide returns and recommerce division, said in statement.
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"We're constantly innovating to improve the shopping experience on behalf of our customers, and are proud to expand Amazon Paycode to customers in the U.S.," said Ben Volk, director, Payments at Amazon, in a statement.
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"As one of the world's largest digital and physical money movers, we're innovating our service to give customers more access and choice," said Khalid Fellahi, president, Consumer Money Transfer for Western Union, in a statement.
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"My job as Uber's C.E.O. is to set the course for the future of the company: innovating and growing responsibly, as well as acknowledging and correcting mistakes of the past," he said in the statement.
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Shattering stereotypes in the boardroom and innovating in ways that were previously unimaginable, these women are writing their own rules for success, challenging workplace conventions, and owning their individuality — and they are all speakers at Dmexco.
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It may be a stretch to claim that our category will pull out a Facebook, but the lesson is clear: As many investors ran, the good investors and entrepreneurs kept innovating and reaped the huge benefits.
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"We are constantly innovating and looking for ways to leverage our legacy and expertise in secure mobility to solve real business problems," Marty Beard, chief operating officer at BlackBerry, said in a press release on Tuesday.
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On the new podcast, Suster also acknowledged that even though Snap has succeeded in innovating on messages with features like Bitmoji and that augmented reality hot dog, it also has screwed up in some big ways.
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People will love it, Apple will sell millions, but if that fingerprint reader is on the back, Apple will also get dragged for not innovating enough and Samsung will grin knowingly and say, "We feel ya."
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Dropbox looked at the landscape and decided it would be better off doing just that, and Gupta says even with a small team — the original team was just 30 people — it's been able to keep innovating.
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In addition to being responsible for innovating, designing, manufacturing, packaging, labeling, assembling and upgrading medical devices, imaging manufactures also often provide servicing activities for installed devices – both their own and those originally manufactured by other companies.
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If Apple is going to continue innovating, it still needs smart people, and it needs to be able to pay them well (and it doesn't look like it's using its massive cash pile any time soon).
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We are focused on continually enhancing our assortment and innovating the shopping experience to enable fashion discovery and inspiration on Amazon, and we are excited about the opportunities we see ahead for customers and brands alike.
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Butler said that innovating with technology is increasingly essential for combating financial crime, but warned that "cheap technologies that aren't tested and don't work properly are not acceptable alternatives to old, expensive tech systems that do".
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"Without sufficient competition post-transaction, Grab would be able to raise fares for riders and commission rates for drivers, lower the quality of its services and reduce innovating its product offerings," CCCS wrote in its findings.
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Asana is also not alone in its category; other alternatives include Airtable, Wrike, Trello and Basecamp, another reason the company is on the path to continue innovating and finding ways to make its service more sticky.
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The allure of saving money and innovating faster from moving off physical servers has led banks to push nearly half of their IT budgets toward the public cloud in 2020, according to a recent Refinitiv survey.
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The best mobile app for virtual or augmented reality gong went to Blippar - highlighting how the UK is at the forefront of the technology of tomorrow, innovating along with some of the biggest names in tech.
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While cutting their price target, Baird analysts reiterated their outperform rating, saying Tesla was "positioned to outperform over the long run, as it increases profitability, generates free cash flow and ramps up production of innovating products".
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Conference to Be Held on Tuesday, September 24 in Chicago The CNBC Evolve series features iconic legacy companies and executives who are adapting and innovating in this era of disruptive technological change to transform the future.
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"They are innovating every single minute of every single day," said Brendan Mullen, a cybersecurity executive who was the Democratic nominee for South Bend's House seat in 2012 and who attended the campaign's Miami debate events.
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Ethics: Innovating one of the most viable ethical free porn models ever, MVTube not only serves as a promotional tool for newcomers to build a loyal following, but also provides 67 cents for every 1,000 views.
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"If you have a good sense of what your customers want and you keep innovating in the direction of the customer need, that&aposs what makes your company the top company in the world," he said.
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"While I will miss working with Senator Portman and his team, I am very excited to join a company that is constantly innovating, creating opportunity, and helping the American economy grow," Isakowitz said in a statement.
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Other legacy brands that popped up on Prophet's index of the top 50 include Dyson (ranked 48th) and KitchenAid, which remained relevant thanks to innovating new products while still maintaining their dependability and quality, Prophet notes.
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Antony Jenkins, who led the bank through a tumultuous period between 2012 and 2015, told CNBC that though banks tended to be good at innovating, they were struggling to transform in the way that outsiders were.
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"Charlie has demonstrated a strong track record in initiating and leading change, driving results, strengthening operational risk and compliance, and innovating amid a rapidly evolving digital landscape," Wells Fargo Chair Betsy Duke said in a statement.
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The Madison Square Park Conservancy in New York City is hosting a symposium, Innovating Public Art, that will break down the role of works like this in communities and the responsibility that goes into creating them.
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Image: IkeaKnown for innovating by employing technology and features other companies have had in use for years and treating them as Brand Fucking New, Apple is now rolling out wireless charging on its new line of iPhones.
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"#China intends to dominate the key industries of the 21st Century not through out innovating us, but by stealing our intellectual property & exploiting our open economy while keeping their own closed," Marco Rubio tweeted earlier this week.
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And you can get much more specific, courtesy of people who took screenshots of some of his tweets: In short, Srinivasan seems to think the FDA prevents drug companies and startups from innovating by imposing unnecessary regulations.
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It's tricky to say exactly who's filing these patents, but, anecdotally, the early-stage business community is out-innovating the incumbent banking organizations by some measure, and are likely to be responsible for much of this innovation.
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While some of the AgriFood tech categories – such as delivery or restaurant software – have long been popular destinations for venture capital, we're now seeing a more diverse array of startups innovating across the entire food supply chain.
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But when asked for a response to critics who say Facebook had stopped innovating, Zuckerberg brushed them off, insisting this was actually just Facebook preparing all its products for the new unified cross-app Camera Effects Platform.
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Innovating on the internet in the age of 'grammable food and drink is a dastardly challenge but one drinking hole has taken science and our love for alcohol and with it, obliterated all other measly cocktail competition.
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Perhaps through this project we can bring some much needed economic development to the country by innovating in coffee; it grows right in our backyard and we can do so much more than we are currently doing!
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The U.S. technology firm is innovating in a bid to establish its brand in Japan, although it is tight-lipped about when it expects to be able to offer ride-hailing services in the country's major cities.
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"Street vending occupies an important space in Thai culture and history, helping to build community bonds, enabling women to work, innovating in Thai cuisine, and enriching families with no opportunity otherwise," said Chawadee Nualkhair, a food blogger.
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But it's also an acknowledgement on the part of Pebble that it will need to keep innovating on its relatively simplistic smartwatches if it plans to continue to compete with much bigger companies that are making wearables.
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Despite the clientele for such a camera being very small, it's a great example that even medium format cameras can slim down — and puts pressure on everyone else who isn't following suit or innovating in the field.
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Even when he's innovating, as he is here, with his first digitally shot picture and his first feature-length collaboration with Apocalypse Now cinematographer Vittorio Storaro, Allen wears his usual preoccupations around his neck like an albatross.
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"Our eCommerce strategy has been focused on three elements: nailing the fundamentals, leveraging our unique strengths to play offense and innovating for the future," Marc Lore, Walmart's head of e-commerce, said in a statement about Jetblack.
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It is also the reason why we all need to pay close attention to the state of agriculture in our nation and work to increase interest in this imperative innovating force, a classic science with contemporary applications.
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But it turns out that well-established businesses are probably just as good at innovating as new firms are, according to San Francisco Fed economist Huiyu Li, whose study is published in the bank's latest Economic Letter.
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"A company like ours needs to focus our capital in our area of strength which I believe is innovating world class medicines and I'd like to build our strength in digital and data technologies," Narasimhan told reporters.
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Today, pessimistic prophets argue that radical conservation is the only way to avoid a climatic apocalypse, while optimistic wizards propose innovating our way out of the crisis, perhaps through geoengineering or the creation of new energy sources.
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Nowadays, with the coming of refreshments like frosé and, yes, even the sipadvisor, it seems like we're more interested in innovating our adult beverages rather than the vessels that hold them or are used to prepare them.
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Known as either the T.P.S. or Toyota Way, it advocates for "an organizational culture of highly engaged people solving problems or innovating to drive performance," according to Jamie Bonini, vice president Toyota Engineering and Manufacturing North America.
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KATE ROGERS: You came from Taco Bell, where you had, obviously, a history of innovating breakfast, I know is something that you were a big part of, some of the limited-time offers that were very splashy.
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"Charlie has demonstrated a strong track record in initiating and leading change, driving results, strengthening operational risk and compliance, and innovating amid a rapidly evolving digital landscape," Wells Fargo Board Chairwoman Betsy Duke said in a statement.
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When Facebook on Monday unveiled ambitious plans for a new global electronic currency, libra, it made no mention of how it would enforce existing money-laundering rules, talking instead of "collaborating and innovating" with "regulators and experts".
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"The National Theatre has quite a radical record of tackling the difficult social issues of the moment and for innovating new plays and productions — so that might be an area where she might add her influence," Lacey added.
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Molson Coors said it will also put a bigger focus on innovating more quickly — with a goal of reducing the time it takes to bring new products to market from 18 months to as little as four months.
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"The National Theatre has quite a radical record of tackling the difficult social issues of the moment and for innovating new plays and productions — so that might be an area where she might add her influence," Lacey adds.
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That's pretty high level, but one example is the way startups have begun innovating on top of the Blockchain, in which sharing data for the good of the ecosystem as a whole is inherent in the technology itself.
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"While the non-alcoholic beverage market is innovating to address consumer interest in healthy options, taste and flavor remain the most influential reasons for consumption," Elizabeth Sisel, a beverage analyst for Mintel, said in a statement in March.
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"We have a shared vision that the smart home experience can get even easier, and we're committed to continue innovating on behalf of customers," Dave Limp, senior vice president of Amazon devices and services, said in a statement.
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"He was talking about innovating and automating the process of comparing car insurance and it was an area that I thought was ready to be disrupted," says the investor, speaking at the SXSW Conferences and Festivals in Austin.
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In her latest, "The Gardener and the Carpenter," she takes a similarly sweeping approach, contending that children are such naturals at learning and playing and innovating that parents should just loosen up and let them do their thing.
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Meanwhile, the LetsGetChecked founder wouldn't be drawn on who the startup's direct competitors are — although in the U.K., Thriva is an obvious example — except to say it was focused internally on innovating and building on its technology platform.
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The full text of Khosrowshahi's statement is below: My job as Uber's CEO is to set the course for the future of the company: innovating and growing responsibly, as well as acknowledging and correcting mistakes of the past.
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With the exception of Fleetmatics, which Verizon (owner of TC via acquisition of AOL) bought back in August to expand its fleet management offerings, Nylander said that few startups are focused on innovating in the corporate logistics arena.
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While small companies are innovating, telcos could be at the forefront of deploying those technologies across their infrastructure and of developing new and innovative offerings that disrupt their prevailing products and business models on top of those technologies.
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"I think they're experimenting with how to do this and you are always innovating and trying to figure out the best ways," said Chris Coffey, a Democratic strategist who has given some informal advice to the Cuomo campaign.
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"My job as Uber's C.E.O. is to set the course for the future of the company: innovating and growing responsibly, as well as acknowledging and correcting mistakes of the past," Mr. Khosrowshahi said in a company blog post.
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As part of a larger push for a data-based healthcare system—and on the heels of the Affordable Care Act's rules and regulations—the tech industry isn't waiting around when it comes to innovating the patient experience.
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"Just as anybody who is innovating with genomics needs an Illumina sequencer because they want to be able to do the sequencing… if someone wants to do editing… This gives them the access to do the right sequencing."
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"This is a tough industry, but I've been in it 40 years and I hope people recognise that I'm good at innovating new vehicles, bringing those innovations to market and then marketing them with success," Palmer tells Autocar.
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"The reality is that communities do not get vocal on issues until they directly affect them," said Margot Hirsch, president of the Smart Tech Foundation, a group that funds the development of innovating products in smart-gun technology.
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"We were looking for a location with strong local and regional talent—particularly in software development and related fields—to continue hiring and innovating on behalf of our customers," the company wrote in a blog post published Tuesday.
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CVS Health – The drugstore chain operator and pharmacy benefits manager was rated "outperform" in new coverage at Cantor Fitzgerald, noting the company's strength as an integrated health care company with the capability of innovating across the entire industry landscape.
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But if you take those profits or a significant portion of them and use them to reinvest, whether in adding capacity and developing and innovating new ideas, new product lines and so forth, we are going to incentivize that.
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" According to an official release, "Cardi has spent numerous hours innovating designs, creating new silhouettes, and translating high-fashion looks into affordable pieces, with help from the Fashion Nova team and her own creative team, power stylist Kollin Carter.
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I then went to an event where I gave my usual rant (and pissed people off) about how smaller market cities are having huge trouble innovating, and then went out with some good people to talk about cool stuff.
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The country had also made strides in enticing multinationals to invest on innovating in China, he said, citing Ford's $1.8 billion, give-year project to add smart technologies such as autonomous driving to the vehicles it sold in China.
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Besides tackling the new digital frontier, Zhong An is essentially innovating on distribution, with a more integrated sales channel embedded as part of the e-commerce shopping process rather than depending on the traditional third-party agent distribution model.
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Conference to Be Held on Wednesday, June 19 in NYC The CNBC Evolve series, sponsored by Abbott, features iconic legacy companies and executives who are adapting and innovating in this era of disruptive technological change to transform the future.
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Andrew Rosenthal, the Editorial Page editor, said in a statement: "He brings with him a richness of journalistic experience, great writing skill, editing chops and the right style of management to a team that is already flourishing and innovating."
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Microsoft's made some internal upgrades as well, but the basic point is that this beautiful new Xbox is the product of the classic cycle of inventing new technology and then innovating by shrinking it down to a smaller size.
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"We believe that collaborating and innovating with the financial sector, including regulators and experts across a variety of industries, is the only way to ensure that a sustainable, secure and trusted framework underpins this new system," the document reads.
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Read more: Mutual funds like Fidelity's famed Contrafund have slashed valuations on their WeWork stakesSarva said he's focused on innovating in other parts of the design and construction business, which he said was ripe for a shake-up overall.
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The Vinyl Factory reports that the Dutch firm Studio Rik ten Velden has taken on the task of innovating arguably one of the fastest growing furniture pieces in the home, and has unveiled a console called the Selector's Cabinet.
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A Florida doctor, Vincent DeGennaro Jr., has poured his soul into starting a small aid group, Innovating Health International, that helps women with cervical and breast cancer in Haiti and tries to prevent those cancers in the first place.
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"We need to stop investing in the third Fitbit for the 50-year-old upper-class person and start innovating for people who have common diseases and conditions, but live in communities with low access to care," he said.
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The company seems to be innovating at a local level instead of simply localizing U.S. services, as is common at other tech firms, said Ryo Sakai, a senior planner for the interactive media division at Asatsu-DK Inc 9747.
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They hire, probably, people like me they call the chief innovation officer and they'll hire Ideo or someone to come in and speak, and then they pretend like they're innovating, but they don't want to do the hard work.
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Graphic: Box Graphic: Box When it comes to innovating, you have to structure your teams in such a way that you can react to changing requirements in the marketplace, and in today's tech world, being agile is more important than ever.
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"But the minute you take your eye off the ball, the minute you don't earn the trust of your customer every day, the minute you stop innovating in service of them, you're gonna start going backwards," she says with a shrug.
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It's a shame, really, as the company has been one of the primary innovating forces in the category in recent years, experimenting with different screen sizes, premium readers and introducing a waterproof model years in advance of yesterday's Oasis announcement.
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And therein lies another overarching theme we're seeing right now, is those big companies, Amazon, Apple, Google, because of the capital they have, and because the public markets want them to continue innovating, unlike their competitors, like Walmart and Target.
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While many view the company as a play on electronics manufacturing, it has actually undergone a large transformation in recent years, innovating to help customers create new products and provide expertise in every stage of the design, production and distribution process.
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" One regional investor told me: "If you think you can come to Africa and not understand the mobile players and their roles — like Safaricom — and the speed by which entrepreneurs are innovating upon their platforms, you're dead in the water.
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In their absence, a new wave of typing games — among them, The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia, Nanotale, Keyboard Sports, and Type Knight — is innovating in the space, fighting the notion that the genre has to teach you something.
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Shazam is one of the highest rated apps in the world and loved by hundreds of millions of users and we can't imagine a better home for Shazam to enable us to continue innovating and delivering magic for our users.
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She underrates the dynamic power of markets to help middle-class Americans, invisibly guiding the diverse and spontaneous actions of people and firms, moving capital and labour from dying industries to growing ones and innovating at the expense of lazy incumbents.
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But here's the thing: if you announce a phone with specs and capabilities from the distant future and then actually release it in the distant future, then you're not fulfilling a specific purpose or need, and not innovating on time.
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"Marriott has a long track record of innovating for our guests, and we're thrilled to be among the first to offer Alexa for Hospitality," said Jennifer Hsieh, Vice President Customer Experience Innovation, Marriott International, in a statement about the launch.
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The stock offering is a smash, soaring more than 50 percent on debut, but an economy which excels in innovating in the creation and sharing of "social stories" is a different beast from one which innovates in making steel or ships.
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But Levi's, for example, has partnered with the company Evrnu to pioneer new cotton-recycling technology that will increase the amount of recycled cotton in its jeans, plus has been innovating on using less water in the denim manufacturing process.
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The video game industry is largely built on finding formulas that work, either by innovating or copying others, and using those formulas to create massive, dependable businesses, like the ones underpinning popular franchises from Assassin's Creed to Call of Duty.
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For retailers seeking to license a more custom voice recognition capability and don't want to be limited by choice of hardware or operating system, startups such as MindMeld are innovating in the natural language processing space and can meet this demand.
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"We know it is important to keep innovating to make delivery as convenient as possible for customers, which is why we're excited to now have Key for Garage available," Key by Amazon General Manager Rohit Shrivastava said in a statement.
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Porn sites have traditionally been at the forefront of innovation on the internet, whether that's with video streaming, or even the adoption of VR. It's good to see some are catching on to the importance of innovating in security, too.
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"Secretary Clinton believes that American businesses need to break free from the tyranny of today's earnings report so they can focus on innovating and investing for the long term," said Mike Schmidt, an economic policy adviser at the Clinton campaign.
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Moran has refocused the company's funding to target earlier-stage start-ups and get in at the ground level of young companies that might still be trying to figure out their business paths but are generating innovating technology in the process.
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"It's clear that Lyft is tackling one of the most interesting and world-changing engineering challenges of our lifetime, and the team has done an exceptional job innovating through dispatch, matching, pricing and mapping to create the overall experience," Lipkovitz said.
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" Commenting in a statement, Simon Menashy, partner at MMC Ventures, adds: "We first backed Signal to develop their market-leading AI media monitoring tool, innovating in a space where every large company has a solution but few are happy with it.
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Nest has been criticized for not innovating more around its original product, but I suspect that this is the result of a deliberate strategy to saturate many individual product markets rather than focus on ongoing significant improvements in a single market.
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And though wealth is wealth, and balances rarely shift overnight, this Rich List tidbit is just a reminder of where the power really lies in the recording industry, and unfortunately, it's largely not with those who are creating and innovating.
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The bigger picture: As the cord-cutter ranks grow — especially among the coveted younger set who may be "cord-nevers" — traditional pay-TV companies are innovating to hold onto viewers who are increasingly getting their content via a broadband connection.
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The $1 billion American companies invested to develop these products, will have been spent in vain as other companies — such as the French and Mexican companies who filed the lawsuit — will have erased that advantage without investing or innovating anything.
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It's a vitally important emerging technology with implications for national security and a broad swath of industries that depend on better data analysis and more powerful computing to continue innovating around materials science, genetics and … well… pretty much anything else.
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Two centuries earlier, Adam Smith pointed out that the easiest way for businesses to earn profits is not by slashing costs and innovating but by agreeing among themselves not to compete — to exert market power to raise prices or lower wages.
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Having worked and legislated in this space since long before the first mainstream thinkpiece was written about data privacy, I know for certain that a balanced approach will protect American consumers from bad actors, while ensuring the innovators can keep innovating.
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"After more than two years innovating new, incubated brands and bringing on important acquired brands, as an entrepreneur at heart, Andy Dunn has decided now is the right time to take the next steps in his career," the spokesperson said.
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Daher told Business Insider that the trio eventually envisions the company as a one-stop shop for all operational solutions, allowing its customers to focus on innovating their own products rather than deal with the headaches of running business operations.
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During her first year, she&aposs homed in on five priorities, generally based around innovating with technology and building a digital culture at Pfizer, a $210 billion pharma company known for the cholesterol-lowering pill Lipitor and the cancer drug Ibrance.
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The reality of our ever-globalizing, ever-innovating world is that more and more Americans are taking advantage of the new opportunities provided through the shared economy — and not only as consumers, but also as those benefiting from alternative income streams.
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A weakened obviousness standard — the key issue at stake in the case — opens the door for additional patent trolls, non-practicing and non-innovating entities, as well as other opportunistic patent litigators to assert previously ineligible patents against actual innovators.
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They offer customers instant access to the full product range by bringing it digitally using large format multi-touch screens to the physical store in a unique, innovating and truly captivating way, enabling orders to be made right off the shop-floor.
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" DeGennaro, who has lived and worked in Haiti since 2012, is medical director of the Haiti Air Ambulance and president of Innovating Health International, a nonprofit that is "dedicated to treating chronic disease and dealing with women's health issues in developing countries.
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Broadband providers will of course say first that the act is unnecessary because they've pledged to follow the rules voluntarily, and second that it will prevent them from innovating with services that technically break rules but are in fact beneficial to consumers.
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"We&aposve been innovating here at home and competing around the world under the burden of regulations written decades ago, in some cases rooted in the Cold War," added Stern, who&aposs also the principal investigator of NASA&aposs New Horizons Pluto mission.
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"Whilst consistency in image and communications is a good quality for a brand, we do see that refreshing the message and innovating are strong drivers of financial growth," Peter Walshe, a global strategy director at international market research firm Millward Brown, said.
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The addictiveness and popularity of Snapchat's Stories feature continue to this day, but the company finds itself at something of a crossroads: Facebook's cloned the entire thing, and it's doing it better than Snapchat ever could, and innovating at a faster clip.
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The vast majority of developers are well-intentioned and are innovating in ways that are beneficial to online communication and our economy; however, it often does not occur to them how their great idea could be used by someone wishing to do harm.
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He has been at the helm for some two years since succeeding Howard Schultz, and is focusing hard on three strategic priorities in the U.S.: the creation of a better in-store experience, innovating its beverage platform and creating stronger digital relationships.
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Amazon's stated reason for buying Eero is about what you'd expect: "We have a shared vision that the smart home experience can get even easier, and we're committed to continue innovating on behalf of customers," wrote SVP Dave Limp in the press release.
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But where Apple kept innovating, creating whole new categories of product, Nintendo brought out only one big innovation; its Wii console, released in 2006, which liberated living-room game players from the couch and let them use more than just their thumbs.
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It could come down to a conscious decision to focus less on innovating in a product that has already peaked, like the laptop, and focus on the future, like the phone, Benedict Evans and Steven Sinofsky of Andreessen Horowitz discussed in a podcast.
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But the team behind the project is also clearly looking to keep innovating because standing still is obviously not an option in technology and we've already seen that OpenStack (like the Borg) is at its best when it assimilates new technologies like containers.
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"What we're doing with Whole Foods is innovating and trailblazing and they wouldn't be doing it unless it had the opportunity to be a national thing," Appelbaum said in response to my question about a rollout of Salted in Whole Foods stores nationwide.
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U.S. researchers are left with no choice but to carry on innovating with pathogens: improving our—and, since things always get out, the world's—understanding of how they work, how they can be diagnosed and treated, and how they could be improved.
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"My administration is committed to drawing on private sector expertise and cutting the government red tape that is holding back our businesses from hiring, innovating, and expanding right here in America," Trump said in a statement announcing the formation of the council.
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If large tech companies make our lives better by putting people to work at good wages and by innovating and creating higher quality products, they should be acknowledged for their role in the economic recovery and their contributions to society's well-being.
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Reflecting the politics of a post-civil-rights-era America, the recognition that African-Americans played a foundational role in creating and innovating in jazz was a sign of progress after their often marginal to nonexistent presence in the white jazz biopics.
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But its rivals on the top tier of Paralympic basketball — Germany, Britain, the Netherlands and the United States — are lurking but also innovating, engaging in what amounts to a wheelchair arms race to supply athletes with the best, lightest and most durable equipment.
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And now we're innovating into new ways of getting around, which are eBikes, for example, with the Jump deal, and we hope to bring eBikes all over the world, so that if you're gonna be a single traveler, at least take a bike.
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He said that the shrinking of Whirlpool's market share and sales is not due to unfair competition from foreign brands but more because of how Whirlpool's products were not able to keep innovating to meet the taste and requirements of the American consumers.
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The industrial age – where the competitive advantage of a company was primarily built on scale, ownership and concentration – is being rapidly replaced by the Networked Society, where people are using connectivity as the starting point for new ways of innovating, collaborating and socializing.
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"We're more focused right now on innovating than trying to get as many families on the platform as quickly as we can," says Evans, who was most recently a general manager at Rent The Runway, where she met her cofounder, Stephanie Choi.
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Morphin's nine-person French team will have to keep innovating to stay ahead of avatar-making competitors like the ubiquitous Snapchat Bitmoji, Genies, Moji Edit and Mirror AI. Facebook, Microsoft and Google all have launched or are building their own avatar creators.
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN IF YOURE INNOVATING AND SOMEONE IS COPYING THAT INNOVATION HOW DO YOU TALK TO INVESTORS SPIEGEL: I THINK ONE OF THE THINGS WE HAVE SEEN IN TECHNOLOGY OVER TIME IS THAT THE INNOVATORS WIN IN THE LONG RUN.
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JOHANNESBURG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From drone-mapping in Mozambique to community radio weather programmes in Zambia, aid agencies are innovating to help millions of people in drought-ravaged southern Africa prepare for climate threats and produce enough food on a warming planet.
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Conference to Feature CEOs from Walmart, Levi's, Chipotle, Activision and More on November 19th in Los Angeles The CNBC Evolve series features iconic legacy companies and executives who are adapting and innovating in this era of disruptive technological change to transform the future.
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The latest designer to take up temporary residence with the heritage retailer is arguably the queen bee of sustainable fashion: Irvington, NY-based Eileen Fisher, who has been meticulously innovating a low-waste business practice since her company's quiet inception in 1984.
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Our DNA is built on skating where the puck is going, innovating at the edge so that we can move fast and deliver actual capabilities that are impactful from day one with the potential to accrue more value and evolve over time.
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YUM China, which has exclusive rights to fast-food restaurants in China including KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell, is constantly innovating at all levels of company, thanks to its CEO&aposs constant drive to stay on top of the latest industry trends.
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He is a prominent voice addressing key health challenges, such as the empowering of individuals to manage their own health, innovating new health delivery models focused on patients' health improvements and partnering with physicians to focus on wellness, and improving clinical quality.
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The company has embarked on a project to make all of its coffee sustainable by 2020 by innovating at every level of its supply chain — investing in its farmers, for instance, as many of the much smaller high-end coffee companies do.
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We really think of ourselves as ... I'm a computer scientist by training, and I think in the '70s and '80s, I look up to those guys at the homebrew computing club as folks who were innovating on silicon as a platform of innovation.
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" After a brief opening greeting in Hebrew, William added: "Israel's remarkable story is partly one of remembering its terrible past but also looking forward to a much more hopeful future ... the modern story is one of inventing, creating, innovating and striding confidently into its future.
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"It's all about the motto, innovate or die—you need to be continuously innovating and be ahead of the trends," said Niels de Boer, Program Director at the Centre of Excellence for Autonomous Vehicles, a local university-run testing hub for self-driving cars.
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SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell stood before Vice President Pence at the first meeting of the re-established National Space Council in October, to argue that America was now "out-innovating" the rest of the world in launches after the industry laid dormant for years.
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Thanks to a generous donation by the M.S. Worthington Foundation, SACI has created its own Creative Technology Lab, where Instructors and experts in the area of Fashion Design, Fiber, Industrial Design, Visual Design, and Interaction Design guide students through complex problem-solving and innovating.
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"), declare his good intentions for innovating new representations of blackness, and then threaten to abandon his admirers without giving them any notice ("It'll be like I was at a big party, and everyone's enjoying themselves, wandering around — and suddenly you all start going, 'Where's Donald?
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To fully appreciate what this could mean for the edtech industry, for teachers and, ultimately, for children, you need only look at the broken ecosystem currently in place that has long prevented modern classrooms from innovating teaching and learning processes using 212st century technology.
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"From catalytic converters to smoke-stack scrubbers, America has a legacy of innovating the world's leading environmental technologies — accounting for more than 1.5 million jobs and $44 billion in exports in 2008 alone," EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy told a Washington, D.C., conference in 2014.
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Speaking with Recode's Kara Swisher and Kurt Wagner on the latest episode of Recode Decode, he explained why disruptive startups emerge, what prevents big companies from out-innovating them and why it's important for CEOs to recognize when they should hitch their wagons together.
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We are innovating to expand low- and no-calorie products; offering and promoting more drinks in smaller sizes; reformulating products to reduce added sugars; transparently disclosing our funding of health and well-being scientific research and partnerships; and do not advertise to children under 12.
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The one that has the better idea, is innovating business models and creating massive business value that can be measured, is the one that can afford to take a piece of the value they create in earnest and customers are happy to sign on.
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And so at a time when so-called "Auto-Tune rappers" were being viciously criticized for a lack of lyrical sophistication, Wayne was running circles around all the purists and simultaneously experimenting (dare I say innovating!) with the pitch correction software as a filter.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Americans have surrendered a lot of hustle since the Reagan presidency, launching fewer businesses, innovating at a slower rate and sticking longer to homes in a trend that has taken the edge off U.S. economic growth, according to economist Tyler Cowen.
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Although books are a very common gift for children, currently you won't be able to gift Prime Book Box subscriptions, "but we're always innovating on behalf of customers," the spokesperson said, so this could be something the company plans to explore down the line.
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The issue, Poonen says, is that there's too much fragmentation in the cybersecurity industry, because each individual company is trying to solve a single, niche problem — even as larger companies are "not innovating anymore," he says, meaning that many customer needs are going unmet.
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" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Wednesday, the morning after the election, Hyperallergic's editor-in-chief Hrag Vartanian wrote, "The art community will have to help by innovating new paths forward, because the old ways don't work, and they haven't for a while.
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At its annual investor day on Tuesday, in fact, Walmart CEO Doug McMillon cited the influence on him of Clay Christensen's seminal business book The Innovator's Dilemma, which highlights the challenges incumbent businesses face in adapting and innovating when faced with threats from upstart competitors.
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The most important lesson we've learned so far is that any regulatory effort must take into account why users are drawn to tech platforms, and how those platforms can in turn create relationships with their users that allow the company to stay afloat and innovating.
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"The one constant in every episode of our existence has been our focus on the success of our customers and our ability to endure through market disruption by innovating on behalf of our customers," he wrote in a blog post on the RSA company website.
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Delta announced a revolutionary new domestic first class seat, innovating a product that most airlines haven't touched in yearsBuzzy logistics-tech startup NEXT Trucking lays off 70, amid restructuring and trade tensionsFormer Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn escaped Japan by hiding in a musical-instrument crate.
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You don't have to accept the status quo, and I hope that our Government will work together to seek and take on the challenge of innovating, to achieve a national infrastructure that is second to none, at a price that will be sustainable for generations.
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And I think there was a fundamental understanding at the Obama White House that they're not going to be able to keep up with this [as] quickly as all these remarkable companies are innovating, so where they could, they steered it where [it was] appropriate.
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In a world where Google is innovating in driverless cars faster than most car manufacturers; in a world where Ford Motor Company sees its own driverless car as more of a mobile movie theater, the traditional siloed boundaries of industry sectors start to blur.
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