The opportunity to build a large business is much bigger.
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Analysts said Trump had not said what constitutes a large business.
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So, it's a large business, and with scale, it's competitive advantage.
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But analysts said Trump has not said what constitutes a large business.
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It is also Apple's primary partner in selling devices into large business.
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Have you ever conducted an anonymous poll as a small or large business?
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It's such a large business with a lot of different opportunities and operation.
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What small business does not want to grow to become a large business?
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His two sons, Tareq and Yasser, are known to have large business interests.
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Arnott's gives buyers a chance to buy a large business in an established market.
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A: My grandfather had built a large business but unfortunately had some money problems.
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Facebook will open up the units to the community at large, Business Insider reports.
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It's a large business now with well over a hundred million [dollars] in [annual] revenue.
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"At this point, Amazon Business does not negotiate contracts with large business customers," he said.
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As the authorities shut down large business-cults, smaller ones find new ways to survive.
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Anyone working in a medium-to-large business will know the process all too well.
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Picture this: all the chairs push themselves into a table after a large business meeting.
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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is also expected to attend, with a large business delegation.
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A sentiment and reality this nascent London startup hopes a large business can be built on.
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But Unum does not have a large business in the long-term care market, Barnidge said.
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Roughly 96% of large business insurance plans offer coverage for telemedicine visits, according to the study.
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In the Green New Deal, the villains include large business owners, bank managers and the rich.
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Snapchat, of course, must still figure out how to build a large business to stay independent.
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Additionally, MLMers often have large business-associated costs they don't even think to factor into their earnings.
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Back in those early, bootstrapped days, large customers, let alone large business partners, were a distant dream.
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"High tariffs created large business interests in favour of protectionism, meaning tariff momentum can build," Oxford Economics warns.
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Like Mr Trump, they retained large business interests, which they have allegedly used their political careers to advance.
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Think of new markets and all the things that SMBs have been doing and large business have not.
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The 85-year-old chamber of commerce includes more than 1,500 large business owners, commodity traders and exporters.
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Spain's Banco Sabadell, the country's fifth-largest bank with a large business in Catalonia, also attempted to calm jitters.
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Their goal is to build a large business around the commoditized (and expensive to run) world of messaging apps.
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On the other hand, the scale of our business, it's not — you know, we have a very large business.
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The Verge says we might also see an update to the Surface Hub, its large business-focused interactive display.
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There is already a pretty large business in aftermarket parts for these vehicles and shops that perform custom work.
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BEC convinces users to transfer money to pay off fake invoices, often for large business purchases or real estate.
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Federal officials are role models for small and large business leaders on how to respond to the country's needs.
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The largest numbers of procedures take place in São Paulo, the large business capital of the country, and in Rio.
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"It has the chance, I think, to be a really large business," Jassy replied in the interviewed that aired Wednesday.
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We want to partly or wholly close large business establishments, like auto plants, that could act as human petri dishes.
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We have a large business in China," the chief executive told CNBC's Jim Cramer in a sit-down on "Mad Money.
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We have a strong and large business in China and we have critical capabilities that are unmatched by the local companies.
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As the founder and CEO of a large business, I know lowering taxes is bullish for American business and job creation.
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Nevertheless, Fitch views this level as adequate and favorably comparable to other NBFIs as it benefits from a large business scale.
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A database of information on 33 million people was leaked to a researcher, apparently breached from a large business services company.
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Analysts say he has been a champion of Qualcomm's efforts to build a third large business alongside patent licensing and chips.
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Acting on Bain's recommendations, the agency closed a large business center formed to improve tax compliance by South Africa's wealthiest firms.
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"It may be a large business or small, our bot service is built for all," one of the two executives said.
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An uptick in investment money from the city, private funders and large business like Quicken Loans has revved up startup activity.
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In his first visit to the region in a year, Erdogan will lead a large business delegation to Chile, Peru and Ecuador.
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"The App Store in China is a large business for us," Apple's financial chief, Luca Maestri, said during an earnings call today.
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It has stopped writing annuities — pensions that pay a fixed income for life, though it has a large business managing workplace pensions.
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That's to be expected with any relatively new operating system, as anyone who's ever worked for a large business can tell you.
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It's there that she raised her family, became the leader of a large business, and, in 2015, finally come out as transgender.
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If you believe that Teams is going to be the de facto large business tool you have to be part of that.
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Kansas City Southern, a railroad that has a large business transporting oil products and autos across the southern border, fell 4.5 percent.
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With 19,000 square feet of meeting space, this hotel often hosts large business events or conferences that tend to overtake the hotel.
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The good news is that Nestor is opening up deliveries in La Défense, the large business district with hundreds of thousands of workers.
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Both apparel companies have a large business focused on selling winter clothing: Columbia through its namesake brand and VF Corp through North Face.
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This makes their use of WeWork, which is more expensive per head for a large business than a traditional lease, temporary by nature.
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With the focus on accommodations, you won't find the panoramic range of amenities that you might at a large business hotel or resort.
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That would hit companies like Boeing Co, Apple and General Motors, which are both big U.S. contractors and have large business interests in China.
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This is something that we pointed out was already a large business area for the company in 2014 when General Powell joined the board.
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Svenson said after they opened their first four stores, they quickly realized this was a concept of scale and could build a large business.
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Long known for its advertising, marketing and entertainment technology companies, large business-to-business software vendors are cropping up across the Los Angeles region.
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Lajos Simicska, a member of Mr Orban's school and college cohort, built a large business and media empire that supported Fidesz in the 20183s.
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"Even though he has a pretty large business to run, he still finds time to mentor me," Bryant said in 2016, according to Complex.
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Analysts say the company has an advantage over Amazon in that area, because so many large business already use Microsoft tools on their servers.
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It's typical for large business enterprises to be financed in large part by people who didn't found the company and don't necessarily manage it.
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Progressly is developing a platform to facilitate the creation of transparent action plans so employees across large business can stay on top of new projects.
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Gou, 68, will participate in the pro-China Kuomintang (KMT) primaries, drawing attention to Taiwan's tension with the mainland where Foxconn has large business ties.
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Critics says Trump's large business empire poses numerous conflicts of interest with his future White House, with some arguing it may unduly influence his policies.
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" He told me that any criticism of his role is "both politically motivated and motivated by certain large business interests," and is "completely without merit.
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Investigations by the large business directorate at HM Revenue & Customs (HRMC) have identified the sum as tax that might be recovered from previous years. bit.
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I loved having representation in television and a family that was Hispanic and affluent and educated and smart and resourceful and runs a large business.
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Centene, an insurer based in St. Louis that has built a large business servicing government-funded Medicaid programs, fell 4.8 percent as trading volume surged.
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A small business is also more likely than a large business to grow and hire more people when it is part of a federal contract.
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Its large business scale and margin-focused strategy contributed to its sound profitability, with a pre-tax ROA of 2.6% in 2015 and 1.9% in 2014.
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It secured large business deals with Moscow, such as the construction of a big new nuclear power plant, and criticized the European Union's embargo on Russia.
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However unlikely it may sound, e-sports have turned into a large business, earning $194m in revenues worldwide in 2014, according to Newzoo, a research firm.
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Issues selling games on the App Store in China, a large business for Apple, took a toll, though the company expects these issues to be resolved.
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Mr. Partovi, who was an early investor in Facebook, said Convoy had the potential to be a large business because of the size of its market.
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But his rise to power only exacerbated the conflict between the judiciary and politicians, with the Clean Hands team turning its sights on Berlusconi's large business empire.
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Microsoft was initially slow to recognize the importance of cloud computing, while its crosstown rival, Amazon, built a large business serving start-ups and big corporate customers.
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The numbers are depressing: Private interests (predominantly large business) spend about $3.4 billion a year on reported lobbying, and probably twice that much on lobbying-related activities.
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The purchase, announced on Sunday afternoon, is the latest competitive step among large business-software companies seeking an edge in the fast-growing market for cloud computing.
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Before joining Amazon, Stratfold was the CEO and president of OnRequest Images, a company that provides custom images, photo production, and handling photoshoots for large business customers.
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In Taloqan, a city in the northern province of Takhar, a large business center of about 40 shops was locked down by the municipality to reduce movement.
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In Taloqan, a city in the northern province of Takhar, a large business center of about 40 shops was locked down by the municipality to reduce movement.
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The Republican Party's support for free trade has put it in sync with large business groups such as the Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers.
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All that rapid growth and development, however, seems to have come with some challenges as Houzz attempted to make the transition from startup to more mature, large business.
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Last spring, the resort opened 876 Prime, a high-end steakhouse (no flip-flops allowed); a 10,000-square-foot meeting space for large business groups is under construction.
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For starters the foundation is working with the Eclipse Foundation to bring corporate entities on board who can help better define the requirements of the large business user.
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Apple has yet to disclose plans for how it will distribute the television shows in which it has been investing in recent months, which could become a large business.
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He points out that there is a huge expense in terms of time and labor involved in building and maintaining the software systems that run a typical large business.
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However, in a post to be published on LinkedIn, Hadzaad says that anyone who is trying to build a large business on top of a human layer will fail.
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Although most large business groups strongly oppose Medicare for All, the opinions of some members of the business community — especially small employers — may be changing, Kaiser Health News reports.
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Europol said in a report last year that cyber crime is becoming a large business with criminals taking advantage of cloud infrastructure and often extorting their victims in bitcoin.
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We don't have a large business directly with Huawei, and people that have direct business into Huawei, particularly in their infrastructure business, have probably been impacted more than others.
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The Italian antitrust authority opened on Wednesday a probe into the national post office over possible efforts aimed at excluding other operators in postal services for large business customers.
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Return Path's founder and CEO Matt Blumberg has started, built, sold off, and built again a number of email services for the enterprise that has become a very large business.
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But it's fair to say that we have such a large business now and we need to focus on integrating it so we won't be over-active in that department.
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While more legitimate businesses draw the attention of hackers — the average large business saw 3.6 successful attacks last year — it's increasingly hard for consumers to know whether they're at risk.
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We have a large business partnerships team which is looking into this and working with our ... product teams to make sure that India continues to be a very big focus.
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But while 23 megabytes is a faster upload speed than most home internet services, it is not faster than the internet services and cloud services used by large business networks.
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Reinhart argued that Amazon is not a true competitor to Staples or Office Depot and said not a single large business customer has contracted with Amazon as its primary supplier.
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They specifically focus on the arrangement of Trump's large business holdings, under which he handed control of the Trump Organization to his sons and put his assets into a trust.
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Candidates have distributed fliers and emails accusing one another of not paying taxes, having large business debts or, in one case, a hit-and run conviction in a road accident in 1999.
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In Stitch Fix's case, it was co-founded by CEO Katrina Lake in 2011 and she quickly grew it to a large business with $977 million in revenue for the latest year.
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Amazon Web Services has been focused on signing up more large business customers in recent years, as it continues to expand beyond the tech startup community that first adopted its cloud technology.
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In fact, he pointed out, Trump's history of driving several large business ventures into bankruptcy with questionable decision-making likely only increased the effectiveness of a "madman strategy" in the corporate world.
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GE meanwhile is focused specifically on industrial settings and the two systems integrators are concentrating on creating practices around iOS, and finding ways to use the platform effectively inside of any large business.
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One draw for finance companies is that the city is teeming with high-end restaurants and grand apartments, and that it already has a large business district, La Défense, just west of town.
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The second piece that's more important is building a global franchise platform business that could be a substantially large business in the future and pull a lot of value from in the future.
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It's not clear if Mr. Turnbull has anything quite as juicy in tow this time, but he is bringing a large business delegation with him and will meet with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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If you need to make a large business purchase and pay it down over time, this card could help you earn rewards and avoid paying interest on your balance for an entire year.
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The minister spoke to Reuters in the Chilean capital while accompanying President Tayyip Erdogan and a large business delegation on a tour of the region that will also include visits to Peru and Ecuador.
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And really, there has always been ever since — but with live-game streaming becoming a disturbingly large business sector, the time has come for this niche hardware to enter the limelight it never enjoyed.
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How it works: Association health plans — letting small businesses pool together to buy insurance coverage as if they were one large business — got most of the attention in the lead-up to yesterday's announcement.
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While this one weird trick of selling and forgetting is great for SaaS providers it's awful for businesses and Meta SaaS is one of the first providers to tackle the enterprise and large business space.
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I think, you know, as a CEO of a large business, one of the hardest things to do is to deal with fatalities or harm being cause to people working at, or visiting your projects.
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Shares of Aetna gained 22.35 percent to $23, helped by stronger results not only for individual insurance but also in its small and large business division and in its government-backed Medicaid and Medicare segments.
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On the deduction side, you can put off paying your state estimated tax payments until January (if allowed by your state) and think about delaying any large business-asset purchases that can be expensed immediately.
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Shares of Aetna rose 22.35 percent to $23, helped by stronger results not only for individual insurance but also in its small and large business division and in its government-backed Medicaid and Medicare segments.
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"At this point I want to be guarded because we're in early days, but it could be a very, very large business, on par with our enterprise business over the next five years," he told Cramer.
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Embraer's large business jet deliveries during the rest of the year will be concentrated in the freshly designed Legacy 450 and 500, helping to return the division to profitability, Curado told analysts on an earnings call.
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"I think it&aposs only a matter of time before companies like Slack stop participating in the large business and it&aposs only a matter of time that Teams dominates that segment," Moorhead told Business Insider.
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Cramer Remix: Donald Trump's impact on Apple Cramer: Euro's war on the dollar is officially over Cramer: Listen to Donald Trump Caterpillar has a large business overseas, and it competes against companies that sell in weaker currencies.
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At the same time, concerns that private businesses may be improperly filing claims on work done in public buildings helped prompt the large-business division of the I.R.S. to add the 179D deduction to its watch list.
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Making logistics efficient: Turvo's software lets large business connect all vendors and services they use to ship or move merchandise or supplies ― including brokers, shippers, carriers, and invoices and payments ― so they can manage it all at once.
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The new devices, the iPhone SE and a 2100-inch iPad Pro, represent a return to the form factors that prevailed before Apple supersized its smartphones in 2014 and added the large, business-oriented iPad Pro last year.
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This has driven planemakers to cut prices by at least 5-15 percent on the list prices of mostly midsize and large business jet models, the most severe in the past four years, according to analysts and dealers.
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Roughly thirteen percent of financial sector employees use an application like Notepad to store their passwords, whereas 2000 percent rely on paper notes, according to SDO, which polled 13 respondents at medium and large business with over 21,2000 employees.
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And again, Facebook's portfolio of additional services and products hasn't yet shown that each are a dramatic large business on its own, but it's Facebook's continued revenue growth — and regular positive surprises — that keep its shares climbing, like Alphabet.
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The purchase, IBM's biggest deal to date, is the latest competitive step among large business-software companies seeking an edge in the fast-growing market for cloud computing; Microsoft acquired code-sharing platform GitHub in June for $7.5 billion.
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Founded in 2011, and after unsuccessfully trying its hand at group payments, GoCardless has built out a platform to make it infinitely easier for small and large business to accept bank-to-bank payments as an alternative to card payments.
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Particularly for an early-stage startup, this is the right metric, because it is the most basic answer to the question of whether customers care about the company's product and the company has the potential to become a large business.
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The FTC proved that "there is a reasonable probability that the proposed merger will substantially impair competition in the sale and distribution of consumable office supplies to large business-to-business customers," the judge wrote, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The auto industry joins the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other large business groups that have become more vocal in recent weeks about Trump's efforts to change the 23-year-old accord, saying they would be detrimental to American jobs.
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Issuers like Prudential, which has a large business in Asia and strong brand recognition there, have long targeted high-yield-loving Asian private banks with hybrid offerings, but the region is becoming the first port of call for many other global issuers.
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Trump has alleged, without evidence, that Joe Biden used the power of his position to help Hunter Biden and his business interests in Ukraine, and has also claimed the former vice president assisted his son in making a large business deal in China.
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While critical of Clinton, Puzder and DiMicco said Trump's economic plan would "incentivize both small and large business growth by lowering the corporate tax rate" as well as encouraging businesses to invest in America and to bring their foreign earnings to the U.S.
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An individual Shopify seller might only ship a few products a month, but if they end up growing into a legitimate large business, that brand loyalty may keep them using Shyp even when they hit thousands of deliveries every month or more.
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Celonis was founded in 2011 in Munich — an industrial and economic center in Germany that you could say is a veritable Petri dish when it comes to large business in need of digital transformation — and has been cash-flow positive from the start.
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On Monday, the Federal Trade Commission said it has charged Jessie Conners Tieva (who appeared as a contestant on the first season of "The Apprentice" in 2004) and her husband, Matthew R. Tieva, with "running a large business opportunity scheme" called Sellers Playbook.
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We can leave it to the historians to piece together why and how Democrats made the decision to shift course in the 1980s, emphasizing means testing, privatization of key government services, education as a cure-all, and a trusting attitude toward large business.
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This includes everything from personal tweets at all hours attacking his enemies; to keeping personal ownership of a large business empire, which allows domestic and foreign actors to financially reward him; to small things like not providing unifying messages after hurricanes and domestic shootings.
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And I would argue that many of them suffered more broadly from their overall lack of high-profile press coverage; large business publications like the ones for which I worked target the very big-company executives and investors these later-stage startups were trying to reach.
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"Ultimately if we are spending time litigating APA issues we're spending less time litigating the merits of [the other] cases," Thomas Kane, division counsel in the IRS large business and international division said, adding that the IRS has been facing budget constraints over the past few years.
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Merkel is taking a large business delegation with her and wants to use the trip, which starts on Thursday, to push Beijing to open up its markets and embrace fairer competition - a task made harder by the year as China's growing economic power gives it more leverage.
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Like, I wanted to build a very large business and this is how I was gonna do it, but I think paired with a mom going out and pitching a frame business, you had to know me to know that I was gonna get it done.
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LinkedIn, the Microsoft-owned social network for the working world with some 500 million members, has made a large business out of recruitment — with some 11 million job listings on the site at any given time, and the recruitment market providing the company with its largest source of revenue.
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Hunter Biden himself, however, has stayed out of the affair, even when Trump began to claim that he used his father not just in his business dealings in Ukraine but in China to make a large business deal that ended with him on the board of a Chinese private equity firm.
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While the move to exit loss-making contracts is widely seen as positive by investors who have long been waiting to see material cost-cutting, some analysts such as Credit Suisse and independent firm Arete Research have expressed concerns that slashing large business areas could dent revenue and destabilize the business.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan of U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, in a three-page order granting the Federal Trade Commission's request for a preliminary injunction, said the agency had shown there was a "reasonable probability" that the merger would "substantially impair competition" for the sale of office supplies to large business customers.
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"Aung San Suu Kyi and her government are a human shield for the military against international and domestic criticism," said Mark Farmaner, director of the London-based Burma Campaign U.K. General Min Aung Hlaing's power includes appointing three key cabinet members, overseeing the police and border guards, and presiding over two large business conglomerates.
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Donald Trump would incentivize both small and large business growth by lowering the corporate tax rate (and everyone else's tax rate), encouraging businesses to invest in America and to bring their foreign earnings to the U.S. He has promised to reduce the growth-destroying regulatory burdens American businesses must bear, including the repeal and replacement of Obamacare.
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Special Report: Business Aviation The market for large business jets has fared remarkably well in recent years, despite the global recession, as a new generation of buyers in Russia, China or Brazil has been won over by the sleek appeal of speedy and luxurious planes that can connect most points in the world without stopping for fuel.
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"The fact that Trump will arrive in Beijing with a large business delegation in tow, including a sizeable contingent from the energy sector, indicates that the White House is looking to secure concrete commercial agreements from the upcoming trip," Kerry-Anne Shanks, head of Asia gas and LNG at Wood Mackenzie, said in an email briefing on Tuesday.
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She offers three specific examples that target three different high-profile companies in unambiguous ways: Warren would like the government — in particular the Federal Trade Commission — to intervene in these kinds of matters and act as a champion on behalf of Spotify, book publishers, Yelp, and other large business interests that feel they are being crushed by even larger business interests.
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The company is going to operate under three different business units — a Consumer Group, led by Ronan Dunne, a current executive vice president of Verizon and president of Verizon Wireless; a Business Group, led by Tami Erwin, currently executive vice president of wireless operations — which will focus on government, small and medium businesses, large business customers, and operate the company's telematics arm; and a Media Group / Oath, which will be led by Guru Gowrappan, currently Oath's chief executive.
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I think the crux of the moment we're in right now as both a company and in the space is the Fortune 500 — which is basically a proxy for any large business around the world — is dealing with this challenge of, okay, we have a bunch of practices, we have a bunch of behaviors, we have a bunch of ways that our culture and work styles have evolved for 20, 30, 50, 100 years, if you're a company that's been around for 100 years.
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KT: Kevin, we've listened very closely to all the messages from the retailers about how they're tackling costs in what has been a very deflationary, price deflationary story, across the UK for many years, but now in this release you're talking about taking prices even lower, by about ten per cent on many of the products customers buy regularly, how can you again lower prices again by just being a bigger business when you've already been a large business, negotiating with the supply chain for many years?
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