"China is going to have all the juggernauts," he added.
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China requires close cooperation from all of its tech juggernauts.
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Kluge works with Nashville juggernauts Paramore on the band's live shows.
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Soda juggernauts Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Inc.
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Yet, one tiny, little ideal has quickly connected these two cultural juggernauts.
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Each one of these multibillion-dollar juggernauts has its own mini-monopoly.
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As fundraising juggernauts, they can take their time before entering the race.
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But how can a scrappy startup challenge the tech juggernauts for cloud supremacy?
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Even juggernauts like GE have a scary track record of building bad technology.
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When we think about the juggernauts in entertainment, Jennifer Lopez is often overlooked.
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Amazon is becoming a formidable online advertising competitor to juggernauts Facebook and Google.
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Jaden Smith's relationship to music juggernauts Drake, Donald Glover, and Kanye West has changed.
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But we haven't seen it from these guys since they became world-dominating juggernauts.
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READ MORE HERE >>Baillie Gifford invested early in Tesla, Amazon, and other tech juggernauts.
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CNBC talked to three entrepreneurs who transformed their bold ideas into multi-million dollar juggernauts.
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Of course, they also will be competing with entertainment juggernauts like Netflix, Hulu, and HBO.
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Now the juggernauts of journalism distribution have a different dream for the future of Stories.
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Then, craft breweries led a revolution against domestic lager juggernauts like Budweiser and Miller Lite.
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" Bochco was a gift to NBC, providing the network with juggernauts like "Hill Street Blues.
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For years internet juggernauts and their devotees have claimed that safe harbor laws like Sec.
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While the National League is mostly juggernauts and also-rans, the A.L. is a jumble.
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But some juggernauts like Apple are choosing instead to create their own self-contained ecosystems.
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How could a much lesser-known candidate possibly compete with the Republican and Democratic electoral juggernauts?
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The 25 companies with the highest scores include juggernauts in media, consulting, energy, and financial services.
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Why were its companies — the juggernauts of the1980s — eclipsed by competitors in South Korea and China?
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Chuck Kennedy Senator Cantwell calls tech companies "innovation juggernauts" that lead the market on renewable energy.
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He looks at the world's tech juggernauts as a prime example of this line of thinking.
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The Sherman Act was created to combat juggernauts that ruled entire industries like oil and railroads.
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Individually the telecom, advertising, marketing, insurance, Silicon Valley tech, banking, and entertainment industries are lobbying juggernauts.
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They went from upstarts to juggernauts and now, down in the series, are seeking past magic.
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Presidents in the 1990s didn't have the benefit of the online fundraising juggernauts that Trump does.
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He helped expand Stripe's partnership with Chinese juggernauts AliPay and WeChat Pay to Stripe's global customers.
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Some critics warn that Hoffman's playbook for hastily supersizing startups into Fortune 500 juggernauts imperils society.
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But will those ride-hailing juggernauts fare well as standalone companies when they go public themselves?
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Will rapidly expanding juggernauts of the West — and perhaps China — put a cap on potential across Africa?
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On the hardware side, Samsung and Google are two juggernauts evangelizing bringing simple VR to the masses.
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Online ad juggernauts, including Google, Facebook and other web companies, are not subject to the new regulations.
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Among them were juggernauts like the dinosaur-killing Deinosuchus, as well as the ancestors of modern crocodiles.
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Walmart and Amazon each made several acquisitions designed to maintain their status as global e-commerce juggernauts.
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Many of the familiar tech, entertainment, and consulting juggernauts have claimed a space, as is to be expected.
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In so doing, they held two offensive juggernauts to a collective 10.1 points below their regular season average.
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Uncertainty is never a good thing, especially in the face of massive advertising juggernauts like Facebook and Google.
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"They can function like schooners, in contrast to the mega museums that are like juggernauts," Mr. Veneciano said.
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They're the same raspy juggernauts they were on classics like Fuck with Fire and Up in Them Guts.
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Many Americans think of China and India as economic juggernauts because of their rapid progress in recent decades.
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Yes, he was desperately depraved when it came to milking every last drop from the juggernauts he helped build.
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Asian tech giants such as Alibaba and Tencent have already become juggernauts in payments thanks to their mobile apps.
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Spirits fall, and the Warriors and the San Antonio Spurs appear again as unstoppable juggernauts in the refracted light.
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OnePlus, Google, Razer, Asus, and the rest barely register as blips on the sales chart compared to those juggernauts.
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The nominees for the four marquee awards are split between the hip-hop streaming juggernauts and more niche artists.
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Would these two juggernauts shake hands at the end of it all, presenting us with an all-star alliance?
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It's really good to have also hung out around a lot of people in different companies, but for innovation, I also believe startups are a better place to do innovations that require device physics than web services juggernauts, because the people running the web services juggernauts do not understand physics or devices.
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When two juggernauts this social media-friendly show up at the same time, you have to put them together, right?
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The biggest automotive story of the year didn't come from one of Detroit's Big Three, Germany's giants, or Japan's juggernauts.
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Shenzhen-headquartered Tencent is one of a number of Chinese technology juggernauts that are stepping up efforts in AI research.
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The collaboration is evident among juggernauts like Alibaba, Tencent and Dji, which by now are all well-known success stories.
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"This may be short-term smart as it avoids having an expensive film crushed by Disney's juggernauts," Mr. Creutz added.
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The uptick shows how PE shops' evolution into juggernauts of investing across asset classes has created more demand for talent.
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Bryce has been one of the fundraising juggernauts of the House cycle, taking in more than $6 million so far.
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This shows that it's becoming increasingly harder for the smaller iron ore producers to compete against the Australian and Brazilian juggernauts.
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Facebook and Apple offer world-class fertility benefits that include surrogacy packages, but the tech firm juggernauts are in the minority.
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He still faces an uphill battle for the Democratic presidential nomination as he goes up against well-known juggernauts like Sen.
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Can Silicon Valley juggernauts mature their organizations to better serve these customers within the scope of their corporate missions and values?
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It's why I've foregone a handful of recent true crime juggernauts, and haven't bothered to google older cases as of late.
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The clothing store was a fashion incubator for fledgling brands such as Rag & Bone and Isabel Marant, which today are juggernauts.
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Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner — supermodels, super-friends and Instagram juggernauts for whose endorsements brands pay handsomely — discovered Ms. Lotan's clothes.
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But with their powers combined, they can track much more of the Earth than massive satellites from military-industrial juggernauts like DigitalGlobe.
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The chief reason such optimistic forecasts no longer look outlandish is the entry into the electric race of the car industry's juggernauts.
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Trump is the GOP's King Midas, turning even some underwhelming candidates into unbeatable juggernauts—at least among rank-and-file Republican voters.
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But what's even more notable about this is that it wasn't just the two electronics juggernauts that brought bendy devices to MWC.
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We'll have to see how that continues to evolve as juggernauts like Amazon are expanding and potentially offering better avenues for sales.
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And there are a lot of things they fail at — and could learn from some of the leading consumer tech juggernauts today.
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Hear from these innovation juggernauts as they provide their divergent perspectives on today's hottest trends, including Blockchain, 5G, AI, VR and more.
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At the Weinstein Company, the brothers produced a string of awards juggernauts, including films like Django Unchained and The Silver Linings Playbook.
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Hear from these innovation juggernauts as they provide their divergent perspectives on today's hottest trends, including Blockchain, 5G, AI, VR and more.
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The transformation of cats into internet traffic juggernauts is based on material that largely allows them to be themselves: aloof, illogical, unimpressed.
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Earlier this week Google launched Stadia, an ambitious streaming-only video game platform meant to challenge industry juggernauts like Microsoft and Sony.
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Compared to these juggernauts, PlayGiga is a far smaller cloud gaming company, but prior to the acquisition it had plans to expand.
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Photo: Chip Somodevilla (Getty)In March, Senator Elizabeth Warren published her proposal to break up the tech juggernauts—namely, Facebook, Amazon, and Google.
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Companies' current earnings are of little consequence, if their businesses get crushed by tech juggernauts like Amazon or Netflix in a few years.
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He is not one of the NBA's best complementary players or part of one of those coordinated juggernauts capable of winning a championship.
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This year, he brought in Paul Annacone, former coach of the Wimbledon juggernauts Roger Federer and Pete Sampras, as a grass-court consultant.
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That's long been true, but the pace of innovation means financial juggernauts now face what one top executive likened to a mass extinction event.
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The eye-popping figure would make it more valuable than S&P juggernauts like DowDuPont, General Electric and Caterpillar, according to data from Finviz.com.
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You spend much of the game summoning various kinds of elementals and demons to fight the other side, including kraken, juggernauts, wraiths, and gorgons.
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Back in the day when juggernauts of enterprise tech were ramping up, like Salesforce or Amazon Web Services, the market wasn't nearly as cluttered.
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We should expect a much closer contest in the title game, with two stylistically different but evenly-matched offensive juggernauts going head-to-head.
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And that's just the beginning of the juggernauts that'll no longer be available on the streaming site once the ball drops us into 2018.
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In more traditional matchups, country juggernauts Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban will duet, and rapper Anderson Paak will perform with A Tribe Called Quest.
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Because OnePlus is working with thinner profit margins compared to other smartphone juggernauts, currency volatility can have a devastating impact on its profit margins.
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The options are endless; all the different ways these two juggernauts would adjust to matchups would create a Shangri-La for basketball strategists everywhere.
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But Orso and Bosco, whose owner is Alessandro Michele, the bearded, oracular savant of a creative director at Gucci, may as well be juggernauts.
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Ossoff's public profile is more moderate than those of other Democratic fundraising juggernauts, like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, a necessity for this district.
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And rather than recommend the same high-flying juggernauts that have driven portfolio performance for many investors, he offered a handful of contrarian picks.
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While some analysts predict that the spinning bubble is about to burst, it seems instead that cycling's juggernauts are facing a period of readjustment.
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Captained by all-time great Cammi Granato, the American women conducted themselves with grace and class en route to upsetting the rival Canadian juggernauts.
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When Toys R Us filed for bankruptcy protection last month, retail juggernauts like Walmart and Amazon were cited as the reasons behind the company's woes.
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It was the latest victory for government regulators, who have taken aim at big deals they say create juggernauts that would unfairly dominate their industries.
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The last goal seems almost ludicrously unattainable: China's men's team languishes at No. 73 in the world rankings, behind juggernauts like Curaçao and Cape Verde.
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Some of the staff in New York—203 people holding 20 different passports, he boasts—joined the team from Facebook, Google, and other corporate juggernauts.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose 1.07% to close at 108.83,498.37, with shares of Chinese tech juggernauts Alibaba and Tencent jumping 2.65% and 1.7%, respectively.
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Japan's government also doesn't auction off spectrum, which has saved telcos billions of dollars in direct cash costs, helping them to become reliable profit-generating juggernauts.
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The juggernauts of the first computing revolution like HP and IBM actually had reasonable gender diversity, and IBM had its first female VP back in 1943.
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Brazil is the fifth-largest internet and mobile economy in the world, and one of the primary international markets for juggernauts such as Google and Facebook.
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The next generation of Wi-Fi is coming soon, the government took down two illegal streaming juggernauts, and the flu is killing in border detention camps.
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In January, Bloomberg struck a deal to show With All Due Respect — the show anchored by political reporting juggernauts John Heilemann and Mark Halperin — on MSNBC.
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Verizon and Yahoo, whose internet advertising businesses are tiny compared with juggernauts like Google and Facebook, are eager to move forward on integrating their internet operations.
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Social media devoured the world, after all, because it married our powerful yen for more attention with corporate juggernauts that offer the illusion of just that.
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The stock market's favorite tech juggernauts are headed for a rude awakening — here's what traders should buy instead All good things must come to an end.
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Still, if Polygram's app fails to gain mass traction, I'd bet its slick interface ideas will live on, whether it's copied or acquired by the social juggernauts.
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That should allow the company's ad revenue to ramp up "next year and beyond" to help it better compete with ad juggernauts Facebook and Google, Silbermann added.
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Organizations like the ACLU are gearing up to file targeted FOIA requests aimed at CBP behavior, and tech juggernauts like Facebook are coming out against CBP's practices.
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That belief propelled them to wins over the Canadian curling juggernauts and then over the No. 1-ranked team in the world, Sweden, to capture Olympic gold.
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That's how much money ride-hail juggernauts Uber and Lyft have put into fighting a California law that would force them to treat their drivers as employees.
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Yet, unlike their European rivals, American juggernauts ExxonMobil (XOM) and Chevron (CVX) have not yet made large-scale investments in solar, wind, electric cars or energy storage.
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While Fitbit might be a familiar name in fitness wearables that's rapidly approaching Kleenex-like recognizably, it's still a small fry compared to juggernauts like Apple and Google.
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This would make Tesla (as of now) the fourth most highly- valued company in the world, behind tech juggernauts Microsoft, Apple, and Alphabet (the parent company of Google).
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The offensive juggernauts scored 100 or more points for the 23rd consecutive game in edging Oklahoma City 118-116 on Thursday for their 17th win in 143 games.
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Topor maintained his artistic individuality even when paired with intellectual juggernauts or prominent authors (he illustrated the works of Patricia Highsmith, Marcel Aymé and Boris Vian, among others).
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Fighting, sanctions and a lack of funds stymie reconstruction in most of Syria, but juggernauts loaded with diggers and cement queue for miles at Rojava's border with Iraq.
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But the components which propel these dark juggernauts forward are merely men and women who operate out of fear, ideology or both — as fallible as any normal person.
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Impeachment has become a gold mine — turning even some rank-and-file lawmakers into fundraising juggernauts as they took starring roles in prosecuting or defending President Donald Trump.
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That in turn would let banks off the hook for much of the risk while channeling capital to small and medium-sized enterprises, and away from state juggernauts.
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Commercial juggernauts like Facebook, HBO and especially Amazon ship tech bros in, who then raise the rent and push the last remnants of the 90s grunge capital out.
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They do not extend to online ad juggernauts like Google and Facebook — web companies that the F.C.C. does not regulate — which has spurred complaints of a double standard.
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That in turn would let banks off the hook for much of the risk while channeling capital to small and medium-size enterprises, and away from state juggernauts.
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Currently, her biggest stage is on one of teen TV's juggernauts: The CW's dark, soapy Riverdale, on which she plays Mary Andrews, mom to protagonist Archie (KJ Apa).
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Maybe if AOL had been successful in its attempts to buy (or at least buy into) these tech juggernauts the company would be in a better place now.
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As Chinese tech juggernauts Alibaba and Tencent navigate the challenging test of rising tensions between Beijing and Washington, one analyst says the former is the better stock to own.
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We don't really know anything about Magic Leap's security practices, and despite its rapid expansion and big investors, it's not going to have the same resources as these juggernauts.
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We'd then capture the tug-of-war between the NFC's two early-90s juggernauts, and set up Steve Young getting the monkey off his back in Super Bowl XXIX.
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Espada, the 44-year-old bench coach for Houston, has impressed in roles with both American League juggernauts, and now his name is popping up in M.L.B. manager searches.
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Geopolitical upheaval can often translate into gains for the major oil players, and when it comes to Cramer's power rankings, these juggernauts seem positioned to benefit from near-term turbulence.
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Fast-forward to 2016 and the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the most financially successful movie franchise of all time—surpassing even juggernauts like Star Wars and the James Bond films.
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And some elite colleges — seen as juggernauts for international education — saw sharp jumps in the number of foreign students enrolled, an indication that many are still aggressively pursuing international enrollment.
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The two comic book juggernauts' properties have never gone head to head in mainstream entertainment — their respective movie releases will be dancing around each other for the next few years.
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While consumer packaged goods juggernauts have lost billions in the past decade as consumers rejected their chemical-laden products, and flocked instead towards brands with more of a natural bent.
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When they weren't copying each other, or adding tiny tweaks to their current products, the tech juggernauts were mostly focused on taking over existing industries while adding little of value.
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In this kind of setting any progressive political ambition and social policy, like same-gender marriage, is subservient to the constitutional juggernauts that inevitably direct the majority of people's vote.
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Juggernauts like Amazon and Apple are involved in the book publishing field where authors are raking big bucks for composing everything from instructional books to cookbooks to Sci-fi adventures.
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The Hang Seng index in Hong Kong jumped 1.59% as of its final hour of trade, with shares of Chinese tech juggernauts Tencent and Alibaba rising 97.23% and 3.36%, respectively.
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But at a time when entertainment franchises have become the lifeblood of media conglomerates, "Star Trek" — by no means the hippest or flashiest of these pop-cultural juggernauts — journeys on.
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It&aposs important that Away employees feel empowered to "bring their full authentic selves to work," Grau said, echoing the HR philosophy trumpeted by tech juggernauts like Google and Facebook.
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It's a long way from "The God That Failed": most of the authors never got over their first encounters with those ruthless juggernauts of history, critical theory and campus feminism.
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Mr. McCarthy said he had not read any of the recent, similarly realistic young adult novels by the likes of John Green and Rainbow Rowell, who have become publishing juggernauts.
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Indeed we seem to have gone backwards since the last Chequers meeting in February, when I described my frustrations, as Mayor of London, in trying to protect cyclists from juggernauts.
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Twitter was among the few remaining social media juggernauts that allowed Jones' content to stay, after an early-August purge that began with Jones' podcasts vanishing from Apple Podcasts and iTunes.
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It found that American News had 5 of the 10 top-performing link posts during that period, more than any other page, including juggernauts such as Fox News and Occupy Democrats.
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That family was the reason fans returned season after season for modest but not insignificant ratings, that juggernauts like Mark Hamill and Lin-Manuel Miranda count themselves among the show's diehards.
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The routine was good enough for a score of 74.73, placing him in 9th place in the program before Team USA juggernauts Adam Rippon and Nathan Chen took to the ice.
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Four are financial juggernauts (Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City), and the fifth, Blackburn Rovers, claimed its only title more than 13 years ago, in the Premier League's third season.
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Just at the tail-end of the 80s, Linnea Quigley's Horror Workout (1990), satirized two juggernauts of the home video market, the horror film and the wildly popular celebrity workout tape.
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And that is to say nothing of the Hulk, the X-Men, Thor and other film and television juggernauts that have stirred the popular imagination and made many people very rich.
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The Nationals will now face either the New York Yankees or Houston Astros in the World Series, two baseball juggernauts who are slugging it out in the American League Championship Series.
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Game of Thrones style juggernauts are few and far between, even as more and more companies try to hit whatever magic combination of popularity and quality makes a show so hyped.
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Nordstrom's contagious woes are just the latest entry in the ongoing retail apocalypse, which has seen emerging juggernauts like Amazon threaten the long-term future of traditional brick-and-mortar retailers.
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Part of that billion-dollar event's charm comes from the quirky matchups — and the potential for exciting upsets — when such teams face juggernauts like Duke and Kansas in the early rounds.
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The least surprising revelations are that the stars of longstanding juggernauts like The Big Bang Theory, Game of Thrones, and Modern Family are among the highest-paid stars in the business.
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Aside from potentially upsetting Slack's high-flying, newly public stock, the situation points to a larger issue of innovation in the tech industry, which is increasingly dominated by only a few juggernauts.
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New rules must apply not just to Division I revenue-generating juggernauts, but also smaller schools where sports are subsidized by student fees and fill an entirely different role in campus life.
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Big U.S. tech firms are also preparing for a global battle: Chinese tech giants like Alibaba and Tencent have already become juggernauts in payments and investing thanks to their mobile payments apps.
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In two decades, Amazon has erupted into one of the most successful juggernauts in history, pushing forward absent any apparent limits to its horizons, including this week into high-end computer chips.
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The biggest differences between the two streaming juggernauts exist in the margins, so that's where we'll look as we try to determine who has the better value between Apple Music and Spotify.
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Fear Factor's premiere ratings this year were great — nearly a million total viewers, with strong viewership among the 216-to-216 set — but that pales in comparison to the network's past juggernauts.
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Not only is home delivery itself less profitable, but as juggernauts like Amazon put brick-and-mortar retail stores out of business, Peretz says that does cut UPS' number of business clients.
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The hardware remains exquisite, but Cook clearly saw that something had to change if the Apple Watch was going to survive, let alone thrive, alongside recent juggernauts like the iPhone and iPad.
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The developments come against the backdrop of a rapidly changing environment for advertisers, as digital giants Facebook and Amazon disrupt traditional industry juggernauts and capture a consistently increasing proportion of market share.
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The combination of dungeon crawling, time-based systems, and gameplay that rewarded players for taking time to slow down and bond with strangers set the series apart from juggernauts like Final Fantasy.
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The argument against using GMO grains in beer loses when it comes to economics, which probably explains why both of Mexico's brewery juggernauts choose to use GMOs over non-GMOs, according to Greenpeace.
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What it really comes down to is this: More Hollywood juggernauts need to be willing to stand up for their fellow actors to a much greater extent than they have in the past.
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The Way of Life Athletic Company thinks it has a way to shake up the estimated $44 billion athleisure market, and to challenge the dominance of sportswear juggernauts like Nike and Under Armour.
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And tensions between the two tech juggernauts are bubbling up after Microsoft announced it would increase costs for customers using its tech on non-Azure servers — an aggressive move seemingly directed at Amazon.
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Neighborhood Goods, the direct to consumer department store hawking brands like Rothy's, Dollar Shave Club, Buck Mason, Draper James and Stadium Goods, has new cash to expand its storefront for e-commerce juggernauts.
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The corporate juggernauts often called "Big Beer" clearly get the multifaceted appeal of independently brewed craft beer powered by a thirst for locally made products like beer made from traditional and unusual ingredients.
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At 49 robots per 10,000 employees, China lags well behind other manufacturing juggernauts such as Korea, Japan and Germany where there is up upwards of 300 robots for the same number of workers.
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Even before Monday night's developments, the Trump and Cruz juggernauts were making political scientists rethink the notion, drawn from an influential, eponymous book, that the party decides whom it selects to run for president.
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Chip company AMD (AMD) is the second-best performer in the S&P 500 in 2019, while tech juggernauts Microsoft (MSFT), Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Facebook (FB) and Netflix (NFLX) have soared as well.
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The struggles of these juggernauts should be a spur to innovation elsewhere: While the major platforms reap the bitter harvest of years of ignoring the issue, startups can pick up where they left off.
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The addition of three big nostalgia bomb shows like Buffy, Angel, and Firefly are meant to expand Facebook Watch's portfolio and make it a more fitting competitor to streaming juggernauts like Netflix and YouTube.
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The ultimate result of this matchup will be, yet again, a part of the annual progress report on P.S.G.'s quest to become a European power alongside familiar juggernauts like Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
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Nikola, based in Arizona, has pre-orders for 8,000 hydrogen-fuelled trucks that will compete with Tesla's battery-powered "Semis", as well as other zero-carbon juggernauts made by Volvo, Hyundai, BYD and others.
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Slack's decision to go slightly off-script is in keeping with some of the ethos that it has cultivated over the last several years as one of the undisputed juggernauts of the tech world.
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Announcements have picked up considerably, even in the few months following that appearance at SXSW, but Apple's got a lot of catching up to do against content juggernauts like Netflix, Hulu and even Amazon.
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Sonoma, population 11,000 and situated 40 miles north of San Francisco, stands apart from Silicon Valley to the south, which teems with venture capital investors, start-ups and technology juggernauts like Apple and Facebook.
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Venture-backed Toutiao, valued at more than $30 billion according to sources, is aggressively emerging as one of the few Chinese tech start-ups independent from the juggernauts Tencent, Baidu Inc and Alibaba Holdings.
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Both have become cultural juggernauts — the Fantasy Sports Trade Association estimates that the number of fantasy sports players in the United States and Canada more than doubled between 2009 and 85033 to 59.3 million.
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Tech Talent Arrives Healthy ecosystems thrive off a symbiotic relationship between big players and scrappy newcomers: both tech juggernauts and startups benefit from the two-way flows of talent, ideas and capital between them.
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" National Journal's Josh Kraushaar notes the president's winning record with primary endorsements: "Trump is the GOP's King Midas, turning even some underwhelming candidates into unbeatable juggernauts — at least among rank-and-file Republican voters.
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The company has spent years establishing itself as one of the gaming industry's juggernauts and is positioning itself to reach as many of the 2.4 billion gamers around the world as soon as possible.
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I'm reading histories of hurricanes and trying to write something about these juggernauts "that seem to announce the last convulsions of the universe," as an 18th-century friar described major hurricanes such as Maria.
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Both, however, arrived at a time when charismatic leaders who built conservative juggernauts — Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan — had been replaced by much-less-gifted successors, and voters had tired of long conservative rule.
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It's clear that the two advertising juggernauts are making a play for brick-and-mortar ad dollars as more and more people use their mobile phones for all kinds of local searches and shopping.
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Their respective young-adult debuts either became blockbuster movies (Thomas's The Hate U Give), book-club juggernauts (Adeyemi's Children of Blood and Bone), instantly beloved teen classics (Yoon's Everything, Everything) or all of the above.
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SAN ANTONIO — Juggernauts are not supposed to look like this, without a superstar, a catchy nickname, a lineup of future N.B.A. All-Stars or the air of intimidation that is palpable even in layup lines.
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Yes, you have the DIY crowd still buying (Sherwin Williams, Home Depot, Lowe's), because those are natural products to buy in-store, but the twin juggernauts of Wal-Mart and Amazon keep garnering market share.
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Gomes leads Indians past Astros HOUSTON — Before stepping foot in Minute Maid Park and spending the weekend reinforcing their status as reigning American League champions, the Cleveland Indians didn't quite look the part of juggernauts.
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These juggernauts have produced the biggest, most successful acts over the years, but with scandal plaguing YG and the rise of Big Hit Entertainment thanks to BTS, the dominance of the Big 3 is being challenged.
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" He paused: "In growth markets around the world, because of the raw size and their rising middle classes and purchasing power, big and great companies also will be created that the juggernauts will want to acquire.
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If internet providers have the ability to control or influence which websites you visit, that'll hugely tip the scales in favor of their own services and the services of existing juggernauts that can pay for access.
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Yet, even as its 5 percent comparable-sales gain offered a bright spot in a tough quarter for retail — outpacing the growth at juggernauts such as TJX — it fell shy of analysts' 5.8 percent consensus estimate.
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As the years have passed, Google has gone from one of the only online advertising juggernauts to going head-to-head with Facebook, whose advertising business is rapidly expanding and offering a good alternative to Google.
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But the two-year-old startup Shipt is doing exactly that, tackling not only its far better funded San Francisco-based rival, but the twin juggernauts of Amazon and Google in the fresh food delivery market.
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What I would pay to see myself on the dance floor, 1 AM at some horrible club night, yell-singing this song with the confidence of the Midnight Juggernauts themselves and getting every single word wrong.
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As we have seen so recently with the coal industry, companies that seem like financial juggernauts can quickly fall into bankruptcy, unable to honor their cleanup promises unless adequate security has been set aside in advance.
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In a very material way, they also threaten the workforces of both the juggernauts and startups of the tech industry that use the H-1B and other visa programs to expand talent searches around the globe.
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That all highlights how PE shops have evolved into juggernauts of investing across asset classes, and how their size and piles of unused investor dollars has created demand for roles in investor relations, ESG, and credit.
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That's before you consider the wave of other fintech juggernauts out there, like Stripe, that are slowly building a suite of services that could be a natural complement (and, thus, potential precursors) to basic banking, too.
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In the absence of clearer rules, those in the freewheeling world of gig work are also turning to unions to help wrest concessions from companies that have grown into juggernauts on the back of flexible labor.
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It's not like men stopped themselves from creating the original lady-led icons of 1966's That Girl and 1970's Mary Tyler Moore or current cultural juggernauts like Big Little Lies, Handmaid's Tale, or grown-ish.
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But rather than try and compete with the juggernauts of Lime, Uber, or Lyft, the Cambridge-based company is instead turning its attention to making the scooter hardware that everyone else uses to build out their fleets.
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In its first episode after a hiatus, Saturday Night Live took aim not at Washington in its cold open, but at two cultural juggernauts that have dominated conversation in recent weeks: Game of Thrones and The Avengers.
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When two juggernauts go head to head, like the battles between Larry Bird's Boston Celtics and Magic Johnson's Los Angeles Lakers in the 1980s, the result is some of the most compelling rivalries in all of sports.
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Nomura Instinet initiated coverage on both names with buy ratings Tuesday, arguing that any increased scrutiny should favor the largest tech juggernauts at the expensive of smaller companies, which are less equipped to meet higher regulatory barriers.
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Even seeming juggernauts like Google, with its Pixel line critically lauded and benefitting from the full firepower of the company's marketing behind it, and Sony, a brand US consumers are incredibly familiar with, can barely make a dent.
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Northrop Grumman, the developer of the Air Force's current bomber, the B-2, beat out a partnership between aeronautic juggernauts Boeing and Lockheed Martin last year for the right to build the next generation of long-range aircraft.
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By late 2007, news broke that Vivendi and Activision were in talks to merge, a fusion that produced a powerhouse in command of juggernauts such as Call of Duty and Guitar Hero in addition to World of Warcraft.
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PSA has been more aggressive in adopting battery-based technology but, like FCA, it still lags behind industry juggernauts such as General Motors, Ford and Volkswagen, and even French rival Renault and its alliance partners Nissan and Mitsubishi.
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Though competitors like Macy's and Kohl's have reported similar sales slumps, JCPenney has been hit particularly hard by nearly a decade of declining foot traffic and a failure to compete with e-commerce juggernauts like Amazon and Walmart.
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No longer the golden children of a new economy, these juggernauts have faced pointed questions from Congress and state governments on everything from their data collection practices to their business models to how they moderate and police speech.
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The three shows that Amazon is developing could certainly become the same type of television juggernauts as Game of Thrones, Stranger Things, or The Handmaid's Tale, and Variety notes that the studio is putting "significant production investment," into each.
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Like some other GIF platforms (including Tenor), Emogi works with brands like Proctor & Gamble to give them an alternative vertical for their marketing efforts that can capture a different slice of a user's behavior outside of the advertising juggernauts.
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In a field where the biggest names are mostly US senators and a former vice president, Inslee is leaning heavily on his state executive experience and talking about how progressive politics can turn states like his into economic juggernauts.
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Meanwhile, changes have hit Subaru's top management in Japan, Mazda has a new North American president, and even the Detroit juggernauts General Motors and Ford have announced large-scale executive overhauls, including new presidents, in the past few months.
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Without the capacity to compete with silicon juggernauts like TSMC and Samsung on a technological level, it appears that GF has decided that the next best option is to leverage its patents to win on a legal battleground instead.
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Single "ON" leads it, as an explosive, fierce anthem in which the Korean juggernauts reflect on their journey over the past seven years, their acceptance of the present surreal reality, and lay out their unwavering convictions for the future.
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Speaking before a crowd of hundreds at the Rise Conference in Hong Kong last month, Jing Ulrich, vice chairman Asia Pacific at JPMorgan Chase, heaped praise on the two Chinese online payment juggernauts, Alibaba Group's Alipay and Tencent's Tenpay.
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"You've got two groups that pose a problem for reformers like me, and they're both substantial political juggernauts," says Jacob Hacker, a Yale political scientist who has studied the history of health reform and helped construct the Medicare for America plan.
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And the proud club, one of the old juggernauts of the German league, sits in last place with zero points, two goals scored and 12 conceded—courtesy of a 6-0 beat-down by Bayern Munich in their season opener.
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The Ryan campaign, one of the most prolific and battle-tested finance juggernauts in politics, will decide how to hand off the keys to a war chest worth millions of dollars, a Republican strategist close to leadership circles told CNBC.
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During a panel and private tour of South Park Studios, a small group of us learned about the ins and outs of the animated juggernauts' insane workflow — and how they worked tirelessly to port that same effort over to the game.
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The enduring images, beyond the juggernauts of Cleveland and Golden State, have been of superstars coming up short when they were needed the most, and of heartbroken fans slowly marching up the aisles while the games were grinding to completion.
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Idols are often supported by their fellow band members and label when they release solo music, so many younger members take the opportunity to perform on their own while the older members serve, like 25-year-old Taemin of SM Entertainment juggernauts SHINee.
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Unlike companies like Microsoft, Intel hasn't made any recent moves into snapping any of Israel's security juggernauts (not moves that have been made public, at least), but there are several reasons why it would want to double down in this area now.
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It has to become an industry in and of itself, providing better, battery-powered alternatives to the internal-combustion engine wherever it is found, from lawnmowers to juggernauts, and also selling battery-storage systems to consumers and utilities on a huge scale.
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Due to its heavily publicized nude scenes, involving real women thanks to a partnership with the New York stripclub Scores, BMX XXX was banned from outlets like Wal-Mart and Toys"R"Us, juggernauts in the pre-Amazon, pre-digital storefront era.
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While most attention to the AI boom is understandably focused on the latest exploits of algorithms beating humans at poker or piloting juggernauts, there's a less obvious scramble going on to build a new breed of computer chip needed to power our AI future.
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It comes after a period of summer in which the genre's juggernauts (Kanye, Drake, Nas, The Carters) all looked to seize "the moment" by dropping projects that felt half-cooked, rushed, or sloppily pieced together and effectively faded from general discourse after a few days.
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While mobile devices — and especially smartphones — continue to be juggernauts when it comes to driving traffic for browsing retail sites, desktop connections — which still usually provide an easier buying experience over the small pages of mobile sites — still lead when it comes to actual purchases.
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With 2017 on track to have the first annual increase in IPOs in four years — the Renaissance IPO ETF (IPO) is up 18 percent year-to-date — the stage is set for these tech juggernauts to raise lots of money from investors through an offering.
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About 40 percent of PicsArt's users post on the app, putting it in a unique position where it competes with the social media juggernauts on one hand, and serves as a platform-agnostic app to facilitate content creation for its rivals on the other.
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For Shopify, Los Angeles is the ideal place to debut a physical storefront showing off the company's new line of hardware products and the array of services it provides to businesses, ranging from newly opened startups to $900 million juggernauts like the Kylie Cosmetics brand.
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Each of the other musicals that have aired on television as part of the recent "live" tradition — like The Sound of Music, The Wiz, and Jesus Christ Superstar — have been cultural juggernauts, sure, but they were, in essence, much different kinds of musical theater.
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The following year would see the release of freemium juggernauts like Candy Crush Saga (estimated to have grossed over $3.91 billion) and Clash of Clans (estimated at over $6.4 billion), which would kick off a gold rush of free-to-play games built around similar mechanics.
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The investment was led by DST Global, the prominent VC firm headed by Yuri Milner that has backed the likes of e-commerce giants Alibaba, enterprise juggernauts like Slack, consumer tech icons like Twitter, Spotify and Facebook, and other fintech companies like Klarna and Lending Club.
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And in a league where cap constraints put on by the new CBA make building a super team almost impossible, catching juggernauts like the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors—who were mostly constructed before the rules changed—may be the toughest task of Morey's career.
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Internet retailers — from e-commerce juggernauts like Amazon and eBay to specialist platforms like Wayfair and Overstock — are bleeding the "mom-and-pop" retailers on the main streets of South Dakota dry because sales taxes are not collected by out-of-state sellers on these platforms.
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Think, for example, of films whose memetic imagery has become so well known as to be almost divorced from their original contexts: Mean Girls, The Emperor's New Groove, and The Dark Knight, to name a few internet culture juggernauts that have essentially memeified themselves into infinity.
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While marquee names like Kleiner Perkins, DFJ and others foundered in China, these four firms (along with global venture capital juggernauts like Sequoia Capital and NEA) put down deep roots and notched notable wins with investments in startups like Didi Chuxing, Kuaidi, Meituan-Dianping, Xiaomi and many more.
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The real issue is whether artificial knee and hip manufacturers — profit juggernauts like Johnson & Johnson and Zimmer Biomet (the company whose stock Price bought) — and the hospitals and doctors who implant them can continue getting paid the same, only-in-America high prices they've been getting for those treatments.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani court on Wednesday ordered that the jailed former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter and son-in-law be released on bail as they appeal convictions on corruption charges, inching the family closer to restoring their status as political juggernauts in the country.
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He's performed in two juggernauts — the animated film "Frozen" (he voiced Kristoff, the rugged ice harvester, and will do so again in "Frozen 2" next month) and the stage musical "Hamilton" (he played King George, scoring his second Tony Award nomination with just nine minutes of stage time).
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It's also worth noting that pure fulfillment-tech in food is increasingly likely to be powered by emerging logistics juggernauts like Uber, Instacart, Postmates and DoorDash … that is, until some company inevitably figures out how to predict hunger and match that against calendar entries to auto-order lunch where appropriate. 2.
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First, he summoned the entire leadership of America's television news juggernauts to his Trump Tower aerie in New York for what his mouthpiece, Kelleyanne Conway called a "fence-mending session," then launched into a lengthy harangue about how bad a job they were doing covering him -- and incidentally using most unflattering images.
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Just in time for Super Bowl Sunday, the fantasy sports business suffered a big blow on Friday when Bloomberg revealed that New York-based Citigroup, the largest credit card lender in the world, would start blocking credit and debit card payments from New Yorkers made through fantasy industry juggernauts DraftKings and FanDuel.
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All of this is to say that it's not terribly surprising that cord cutting, or dropping cable TV service for cheaper bundles or dropping it altogether, has had an effect on ESPN: the network has lost upwards of 10 million subscribers, putting a dent in usual ratings juggernauts like Monday Night Football.
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Now they're almost out of the playoff picture in the American League, thanks to the Yankees, Red Sox, and Astros looking like juggernauts, Cleveland backing into the Central Division title, and the Mariners riding a streak of good luck and a deep lineup to a surprising stranglehold on the final playoff position.
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Does that mean they're a lock to stay healthy, survive a regular season plus three playoff rounds with a humongous target on their back, and qualify for their fourth straight NBA Finals despite several teams in the Western Conference building their own mini-juggernauts with the sole intention of taking them down?
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After nearly four years running the Post, which Bezos says turned a profit in 2016 and is expected to do the same this year, Bezos has some valuable lessons to pass along to the rest of the news industry, which is struggling to compete for ad dollars against online juggernauts Google and Facebook.
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"I don't think [retail has] done a great job of creating a good experience in a store that's meaningful," Sears said, adding that it's "confused right now" because many stores are attempting to add connective functionality to the in-store experience, as well as shifting focus online to compete with juggernauts like Amazon.
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Founded by railroad station agent Richard Sears in 1886, Sears reshaped American consumerism by drawing shoppers into malls, which, in turn, contributed to the suburbanization of the US after World War II. But following the launch of big-box retailers like Walmart and online juggernauts like Amazon, Sears lost its price and convenience advantage.
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Downtown legends who have bucked that particular trend—juggernauts like Elizabeth LeCompte, who heads the Wooster Group, and the late Iranian-born director Reza Abdoh—are rare, and their influence is so pervasive that you can't really separate their legacies from the work of younger artists who aspire to a similar level of invention.
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WATCH: A big-money investor in juggernauts like Facebook and Netflix breaks down the '3rd wave' firms that are leading the next round of tech disruptionMark Baribeau is the head of global equity at Jennison Associates, where he oversees roughly $3 billion worth of mutual-fund assets and manages $8.6 billion in total across all channels.
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The Cavs have asked opposing teams, politely but firmly, to pick their poison, and the result was 10 straight playoff wins before the Cavs dropped Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals in Toronto and the mounting belief that the Cavaliers, among all potential challengers, have a real chance against either of the Western Conference's surviving juggernauts.
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Husafell, an area dating to the Viking era that encompasses a family farm turned boutique hotel, an adjacent campground, clusters of summer cottages and a swimming hole in the valley of Iceland's second-largest glacier — feels off the beaten track, at least in comparison to the Icelandic tourist juggernauts that are the Golden Circle and the Blue Lagoon.
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While MTV laid the framework of reality TV shows that focused on families such as The Osbournes and Run's House (the network also helped establish reality as a pop cultural genre with juggernauts like The Real World and Road Rules), those shows gave a peek inside the home life of a famous talent who established a career outside of television.
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The AR app, led by internal creative team Pasha Shapiro and Ernst Weber, make the story come to life with animated talk bubbles and voiceovers from hip-hop and R&B juggernauts Rakim, Queen Latifah, KRS One and Mary J Blige, with narration from the legendary Marvel icon Stan Lee and musical score from Academy Award winning composer Hans Zimmer.
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While Trump is a self-funded billionaire who was well-known before he ran and benefited from a highly fractured Republican field in which no one could coalesce enough votes to challenge him, Bernie Sanders is a relatively unknown senator who used small donations to mount a serious and sustained challenge to Hillary Clinton's campaign, one of the best-oiled political juggernauts of the past half century.
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Then, after a late goal by Iceland in its final group game shunted Portugal to the opposite side of the draw away from juggernauts like Italy, Spain, England, France and Germany, it edged past Croatia in extra time, beat Poland in a nervy penalty shootout and knocked off Wales in the semifinals — its only win in regulation of the tournament — before pulling off the shocker on Sunday.
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Though the report's numbers highlight 2017's marked dollar increase over 2016 investments, deal flow seems to be lighter, with more than half of this cash coming from just four massive deals: While juggernauts like Niantic, Improbable and Unity were able to raise hundreds of millions from investors this year with pitches that undoubtedly touched on the future importance of AR/VR technologies, the strong, more traditional, gaming industry backbone that the companies have was likely key to them scoring that capital now.
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The investment signals that the 800-employee startup is ready to compete in the crowded EV market, and while a van may not be as appealing as something like an electric sports car, the market for delivery vehicles to assist juggernauts like UPS, Amazon, and USPS is ripe, and the short, predictable routes are perfect for an EV. The prospect of traveling with children can be downright terrifying, but having the right gear can turn it from nightmare to dream.
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