"We're making strides in efficiency, we're making strides in compressing the time of construction," said Megalim's Chief Executive Eran Gartner.
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The rapper seems to be making strides in his recovery.
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Other major technology companies are also making strides, with Amazon.
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The young guys are making strides and playing big roles.
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And they are one of many such programs making strides.
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I look forward to creating positive change & making strides in tech.
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But there are also fiercely independent, beautiful, successful women making strides.
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Mourou and Strickland, meanwhile, were also making strides in laser technology.
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"Tesla killer" Nio is also making strides in the Chinese market.
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Despite their debt, though, millennials are making strides toward financial security.
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Ironically, tech is making strides to bring that lost art back.
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But Brazil is making strides in growing its share of that trade.
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We're making strides in this arena — but also, apparently, taking steps back.
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Even still, companies like Samsung are making strides in biometric security, too.
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Luckily, plenty of beauty brands are making strides towards producing cleaner makeup.
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McLaren Applied Technologies is also making strides in health technology, she said.
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America is pretty darn great right now and making strides right now.
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But our focus has been on defense, and we're still making strides.
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That I'm gaining confidence and making strides to get better and better.
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But police said they have been making strides to address the problem.
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But Audit Analytics found that companies are making strides, at least in headlines.
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It's clear that the Barbie franchise is making strides to be more inclusive.
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Here's how you can help these organizations continue making strides in black communities.
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And the people who use prosthetic limbs will be making strides, as well.
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Kessler wrote that comedy was making strides toward tolerance and eliminating offensive language.
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Amazon, Google and other companies are also making strides in these two areas.
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We're making strides, though—there's dudes on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and 13 Reasons Why.
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Companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google have been making strides in artificially intelligent software.
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Still, many commend American Girl for making strides in representing diversity in its products.
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There are fresh examples every day of games making strides and getting accessibility right.
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Another tech company making strides in the mobile space is social media giant Facebook.
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The Minneapolis-based discount chain has been making strides to better compete with Amazon.
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He's making strides out there, but there's been some mistakes along the way, too.
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How do you think the industry is making strides to be more size inclusive?
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We've seen some digital health players start making strides in better assessing cognitive impairment.
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And the women making strides in entertainment have been busy for the last decade.
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She was, after all, making strides not just for herself but for her family.
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While virtual-reality porn is making strides, there's definitely still something missing from the experience.
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After all, that Jonas brother is certainly, ahem, making strides in his campaign for Guess.
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Instead, it is focused on making strides into new connected industrial arenas and cloud computing.
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Plus, Snapchat has been making strides to improve the measurement of its content and ads.
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SA: As a culture, we're slowly making strides to reckon with physical and sexual abuse.
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Alibaba has been steadily diversifying its business, making strides in new areas such as cloud computing.
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BP is the Gulf of Mexico's biggest producer, and it's making strides to hold that title.
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Radcliffe has a point, although the industry is making strides in both areas all the time.
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Sharice Davids wasn't the only one making strides for the LGBTQ community on Election Night. Rep.
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The big-box retailer has been making strides to expand and improve its e-commerce platform.
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In Germany, the anti-EU Alternative for Germany party is making strides forward at regional elections.
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Artificial intelligence gained a lot of ground in 2016 and will keep making strides in 2017.
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But Serbia is not the only country making strides to have more LGBTQ representation in government.
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As long as we get better and keep making strides, I think we will be happy.
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" And for Lee, she says it's all about making strides in a "not-so-diverse industry.
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Marvel is slowly making strides, with Black Panther out next year and Captain Marvel in 2019.
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CVS is an example of a retail company that is making strides around personalization, Cramer said.
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Instead, Dr. Baselga says researchers and scientists are making strides in what he calls precision medicine.
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All told, the Buttigieg tenure was one of making strides in a uniquely difficult economic situation.
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With 46% of its feature films directed by women, Tribeca is making strides towards achieving gender parity.
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Facebook recently has said it is making strides in addressing other diversity issues, including hiring more women.
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Long-distance pushing is also making strides, so to speak, in changing the definition of a skateboarder.
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The University of Minnesota joins a number of other schools that have begun making strides in inclusivity.
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I'm encouraged that Longoria and Ferrera are making strides in an industry that has clung to homogeneity.
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He credited her for making strides to helping Ukrainians "overcome the legacy of corruption" in the country.
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He's made only five starts for Texas this year but said he feels like he's making strides.
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Aside from being a constant subject of conversation, she's making strides (literally and figuratively) in her career.
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But the company could get a boost if it shows it's making strides to bolster online sales.
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Only once that agreement was in full force did the coalition begin making strides against the militants.
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More recently — in 2019 — scientists at Stanford reported making strides toward developing a cure for the illness.
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The company is also making strides in returning some of the repaired vehicles to the American market.
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Here are several notable companies making strides to protect Patagonia's wondrous flora and fauna for future generations.
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That sparked fierce resistance from corporate America, which had been making strides to reduce its carbon footprint.
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But they are making strides in editing DNA, possibly to bring back a species like the woolly mammoth.
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And Monmouth University polling director Patrick Murray says Warren has been making strides among multiple groups of voters.
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The final season finds her finally making strides to reclaim the throne for her family alongside Jon Snow.
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They still face discrimination and stereotyping, even though Hollywood is patting itself on the back for making strides.
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Take a look below to see what other industries are making strides towards paying women and men equally:
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Fortunately, Medicare is making strides to help medical professionals align their values -- and their patients' -- with their paycheck.
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They're making strides in the 2018 midterms, and they'll likely have an even bigger battle heading into 2020.
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So-called "old HP" has also been making strides in modernizing and updating its operating systems, observes MCAM.
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In 2003, technology was making strides, and it would only be another four years until Facebook really kicked off.
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Kim Kardashian West is already making strides in her fight to give inmates released from prison a second chance.
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Amazon is largely challenged today in the U.S. by Walmart and Target, who have been making strides in pay.
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On Tuesday, Google said it is also making strides to reduce what's called "fingerprinting," though it offered few specifics.
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Ecuador is making strides but Peru and Brazil both need more systemic approaches to managing disaster risks, he said.
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But it looks as though the two industries are finally making strides to reflect that cultural and aesthetic variety.
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Though Sloan said he believes the bank was making strides in restoring its reputation, Warren and others weren't impressed.
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Let's take a look at some of the first industries making strides in using virtual reality to improve business.
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On Tuesday, the company said it was aware of these issues and was making strides to revitalize its reputation.
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He began with Adobe, the design-oriented software giant making strides in various artificial intelligence and cloud-based applications.
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British poets Charly Cox (read her poem about kale) and queer poet Yrsa Daley Ward are making strides in Europe.
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As the fashion industry continues making strides in terms of diversity, there are plenty of hits and misses to highlight.
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Let's make a change in how art has been being shown and keep making strides to change for the better.
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Fruit of the Loom (yes, the packaged underwear brand) is making strides to change the perception of their underwear styles.
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Around the globe, many companies are making strides toward the futuristic vision of purely electric cars and streamlined traffic patterns.
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While some brands are making strides to be inclusive of every body type — others are just living in the past.
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He was not forthcoming with details, but did say the company is already making strides in making cars fully autonomous.
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The takeaway here is that it's not too late for companies to start making strides as it pertains to ESG.
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The founder said these adverse circumstances, though greater than what he expected, would not prevent the company from making strides.
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In an earnings call, Ellison said the company is making strides with its turnaround but has more work to do.
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The crown prince has been hailed by some Western media as a feminist reformer for making strides for Saudi women.
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Rihanna has been praised for making strides toward body inclusivity and diversity long before the 2019 Savage x Fenty show.
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Companies like Cato Networks, Aryaka and Versa Networks have raised significant rounds of capital and are making strides in these segments.
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We're making strides, but we're not anywhere close to where we need to really make the dent that we need to.
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The restaurant also said it was making strides in speeding up service times and integrating delivery provider DoorDash into its system.
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All the while, the Shenzhen-based company has been making strides in imaging, with products like the impressive Osmo Pocket gimbal.
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Even better, she's making strides for her fellow melanin goddesses all over the world with her passionate Instagram posts and interviews.
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In the 50 years since her tragic passing, officials are only recently making strides towards solving and persecuting Sister Cathy's killer.
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"It seems like we're making strides, and then something like this comes out and it just knocks us 10 steps back."
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To their credit, regulators should be recognized for making strides towards harmonization, including the formation of a Regulatory Harmonization Working Group.
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Sloan said he believes the bank was making strides in restoring its reputation and promised more changes are on the way.
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Millennials are making strides in the right direction and "are positioning themselves to be in good financial shape," the study notes.
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Colliton, who at 33 is the youngest coach in the N.H.L., said his team had been "making strides" during his tenure.
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The report showed that although female directors are making strides in terms of representation and salary equality, a gender gap still persists.
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If GeForce Now can keep making strides and continue growing its library, it can corner the game-streaming market for computer games.
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While there's still a long way to go before that particular hashtag is a thing of the past, Hollywood is making strides.
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Artificial intelligence has given us some pretty remarkable innovations, making strides in everything from treating dementia to lie detection to fighting terrorism.
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But at the very least, the once inconsistent midfielder is making strides to gain minutes and much-desired notoriety in the Bundesliga.
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It enabled the Pentagon to argue that it is making strides in protecting the United States from a North Korean nuclear warhead.
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Despite a Politico report that the White House is making strides on tax reform, Trump has taken swipes at senators, Cashin said.
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US Army and service-funded researchers are making strides in a number of areas, including the material sciences, robotics, and artificial intelligence.
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Twitter has been making strides, kicking off bots and calling for a reevaluation of the health of the conversation on its platform.
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The capital's middle-class suburbs are Mr Kurz's political hinterland, while the FPÖ is making strides in working-class areas unsettled by immigration.
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VR is often slammed for being an isolating experience, but companies like Facebook and Google are making strides to make it more social.
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My counselor was kind and assured me that although my debt felt insurmountable, I was still making strides toward a healthy financial future.
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This year in particular, though, the franchise seems to be making strides, starting with what we'll call the Dancing With the Stars snafu.
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Tesla is making strides in its autonomous driving technology and Chief Executive Elon Musk says what the company is developing blows his mind.
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Seattle is making strides toward opening the first, with other cities such as San Francisco, New York, and Philadelphia tentatively poised to follow.
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Space travel is still a subject of fascination and we are making strides — but nowhere as close as the film suggested we'd be.
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I think the industry is making strides to be more size inclusive, but it's not happening as quickly as it needs to be.
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Former DJ and model Beverly Bond said she created the event to celebrate black women who are making strides in their respective fields.
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The Obama administration started making strides on sexual harassment in its final years after multiple women started to speak out about their experiences.
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But over the past few decades, mainstream beauty companies have been making strides in developing wider ranges of foundations that match darker people.
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But more than coming off as personable and charming for his own reasons, Sanders is also making strides for the idea of democratic socialism.
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Rather, he sees a researcher from a deep-learning lab making strides here — and then struggling to get a dating app to buy in.
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Under Ellison's leadership, J.C. Penney has been making strides in its efforts to recover the sales profitability it lost during a failed turnaround strategy.
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Still, wireless charging feels like an unrealized future at this point, so it's nice to see a major manufacturer making strides towards that ideal.
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Scientists are making strides in growing food in space, and their efforts could be critical to eventually supporting a permanent human colony on Mars.
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Jazz power forward Derrick Favors (back) has missed four consecutive games but is making strides and could be cleared to play against the Grizzlies.
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Despite making strides with her own business, she said people of color are still underrepresented in the industry due to unjust laws and punishment.
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The homer was his fourth of the season and manager Paul Molitor said he sees Buxton making strides in his approach at the plate.
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LetsEncrypt is making strides providing free SSL certificates, but as of writing this, there's still a lot of effort involved to get it working.
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Now, if the global community wants to continue making strides in nutrition in developing countries and beyond, we have to violence against women seriously.
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This is the kind of messaging and action that shows we're serious about making strides toward safer data, both inside and outside of government.
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The Black Belt includes 10 or so counties; the F.B.I. concentrated on the five in which black voters were making strides toward political ascendance.
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Incumbent telecom giants like AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon have been making strides on gigabit infrastructure in recent months while Google Fiber has been flailing.
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Esports, too, are making strides: At the next Asian Games set for 2022 in Hangzhou, China, esports competitors will even be eligible to win medals.
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The biggest tech companies in the world are making strides to ensure you never leave their apps again — even if you need to order lunch.
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A company making strides in diversifying the rigid gender roles present within dating sims is Bloom Digital Media, the boutique video game company behind LongStory.
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While Austin — a high school chemistry teacher from Modesto, California — is making strides in his recovery, his medical bills have soared to a massive $20,000.
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Madeline Delp believes the Miss USA beauty pageant is ready for its first winner in a wheelchair — and she's making strides toward making it happen.
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Nonetheless, Amazon is making strides to grow its brick-and-mortar presence so that customers have more places readily available to them to make returns.
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Facebook says it is making strides to crack down on misinformation on its own platform, but critics say the company's efforts have forgotten about Instagram.
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Unlike most brands on this list that are simply making strides to improve their eco-friendliness, sustainability is at the very core of the brand.
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From calls for equal pay for actresses to calls for more women-led films, Hollywood has slowly been making strides to rectify its gender imbalances.
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Tokyo James Full Look Tashan Lovemore (He/Him/Emperor) I know we are making strides in inclusion if people want to acknowledge it or not.
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Uber has been making strides to fix its corporate culture, but the company is not alone when it comes to ramping up employee screening strategies.
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From tech and media executives to athletes and literary legends, today's most influential women have been making strides for gender equality in their respective industries.
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And with more than a few runway shows making strides in gender, size, and race, this season has been New York Fashion Week's most diverse yet.
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A newly married Wisconsin man is making strides in his recovery after being paralyzed from a polio-like illness he came down with during his honeymoon.
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While we believe the Oscars should be hosted by someone closely associated with the movie industry, these two are both making strides on the big screen.
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After two major health scares involving both E. coli and norovirus, despite falling more than 6 percent on Wednesday, Chipotle is making strides to come back.
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The company continued to ride the Switch wave, and it released a number of big games, while making strides towards expanding to new territory like film.
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He added Brazil, Latin America's largest economy, is making strides toward restoring business confidence and recovering the investment grade credit rating that it lost last year.
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To get there, Stefanik's group, E-PAC, is making strides to reach the high-dollar fundraising and massive network of Democratic women's groups like EMILY's List.
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Facebook's desire to change this is clear, and the company is already making strides to bring AI to the monitoring of visual content on the site.
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Regarding tax reform, Politico reported Tuesday that the Trump administration is making strides on finding the best ways to pay for individual and corporate tax cuts.
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What's next: Some countries are making strides to identify and protect sanitation workers by helping them organize, buy equipment and charge set fees for their services.
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If it is in fact final (or close), it shows clear signs of Google making strides to catch up with Samsung and LG in the display department.
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A lot of fast food companies have been making strides to, for example, serve only cage-free eggs, or stop serving chicken that was raised with antibiotics.
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Shah told CNBC the company is making strides toward turning a profit, and is working toward becoming free cash-flow positive in the near to short term.
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She worked extensively on raising funds and awareness toward the fight against breast cancer annually as a champion member of the Doll Face Diva's Making Strides team.
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BAGHDAD — Iraqi forces, backed by American airstrikes and advised by American officers, have been making strides in Anbar Province, slowly taking back territory from the Islamic State.
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Hollywood is making strides when it comes to diversity, but they still have work to do creating roles for the LGBTQ community, a new report has found.
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Thanks to enormous amounts of data, coupled with compute power to analyze it, technology companies are making strides in AI that resembles something of a gold rush.
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As long as women feel that they, not fathers, must make the career adjustments, then little will change with regard to women making strides in the workplace.
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A 2018 first-rounder, the 6-foot-5 defenseman K'Andre Miller, is making strides at the University of Wisconsin, where he will return for his sophomore season.
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Solar is now making strides in North Carolina, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, so there is hope for Appalachia yet (though West Virginia ranks 43rd in installed PV capacity).
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"I left with a level of confidence that they were definitively making strides," said Jerry B. Silverman, the chief executive of the Jewish Federations of North America.
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The airline that long drew the ire of travelers for its customer service and still receives more complaints from customers than most other U.S. rivals is making strides.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban openly declared he's building an "illiberal state," and is making strides in his quest to imitate regimes run by the likes of Putin.
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Problems persist, but the country is making strides to protect its landscape, integrate into Europe and normalize relations with Belgrade, the reason behind parliament's self-tear-gassing attacks.
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There's an added benefit of the coordinated effort: Making strides to cool down New York City's hottest neighborhoods will also help it address climate change (and vice versa).
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Kohl's was also messy and outdated, but it was clearly making strides to avoid the same fate as Sears with its Amazon partnership and lockers for online orders.
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The administration, Congress, and Veterans Affairs should continue making strides to ensure that more hopeful stories like the one of Smith are the rule and not the exception.
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There are fantastic opportunities for investors to identify companies that employ a lot of low-wage workers and that are making strides to replace them with innovate technology.
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LVMH has been making strides in recent years to right the gender balance in luxury, appointing the first female designers of Givenchy in 2017 and Dior in 2016.
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Tandem is currently making strides toward a sustainable business model, and new products and international expansion could grow its customer base and push it toward longer-term success.
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However, most distributed database architectures aren't capable of serving up and writing data at rates to match the bandwidth that the rest of the market is making strides towards.
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"And we're making strides toward our commitment to bring 4 gigawatts of renewable power online by 2020, a key step in reducing our manufacturing footprint," the company's report said.
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Moreover, we're making strides in tracking and analyzing real human emotions that are experienced inside the VR environment, adding an incredibly valuable and powerful layer to analytics and tracking.
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By funding lifesaving programs and making strides toward overcoming the world's greatest challenges, Congress is standing for the world's poorest and calling on other nations to do the same.
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Elon Musk's Solar City is making strides in utility-scale renewable storage, while the Department of Energy calculates the industry's progress in making utility-scale storage a financial reality.
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The platform has historically relied on users flagging material that might violate its terms of service, though the company's reportedly been making strides in preemptively flagging content via algorithms.
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Although he says "Google is already making strides in many of these areas," Damore claims more women would hold tech and leadership jobs if these fields weren't as stressful.
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Research is making strides toward understanding the cause of these illnesses and the newer generation of medications allow patients to avoid hospitalization, surgery, and to live more normal lives.
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But just as Ms. Olivarez was making strides in her life — with her children, her mental illness and her relationship with her brother — she was dealt a dramatic setback.
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Between the community building and the ecosystem repair, one thing is clear: Forevermark and De Beers Group are certainly making strides toward a brighter, more dazzling future for diamonds.
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While America has been sitting still, The Economist reports, China has been making strides not only in policy but also in gathering the influence Trump left at the table.
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But in reality, film color experts have been making strides toward bringing lifelike hues to the silver screen long before and after Dorothy started walking around in those ruby slippers.
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Beyond government initiatives, programs like the New York Academy of Sciences' 1000 Girls — 1000 Futures, The Scientista Foundation and Million Women Mentors are just a few notable efforts making strides.
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There have been indie films making strides in these areas, including Celeste and Jesse Forever and What If. Rob Delaney says he and his wife love Richard Linklater's Before trilogy.
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She was working on her personal life, and she was making strides to establish herself professionally; Schroeder started her own podcast and even wrote a New York Times bestselling book.
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Though there was no guarantee that the attackers would release the city's data, Mr. Witt said information technology staff had already been making strides since the ransom had been paid.
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"We continue to accelerate our business performance while making strides in earning back the trust of our employees and customers," Oscar Munoz, the company's president and CEO, said in a release.
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"Cities across the country are making strides toward becoming more pet friendly, but there's more work to be done," Mark Johnson, President of Mars Petcare North America, said in a statement.
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From tiny gadgets that can cleanse water in a flash to satellites that are mapping global poverty in an unprecedented way, innovations are constantly making strides toward solving massive social problems.
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And while the mom of Kensie, 4, and Saint, 2 1/2, has been making strides lately, both on and off the show, she says that "spicy ginger" still comes out.
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During his trip, the president noted that while the two nations are making strides, there is still plenty of work ahead to break down barriers and soothe tensions in the relationship.
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Fournette, after missing a second straight practice on Thursday, said he is making strides in his recovery from a right hamstring injury and feels he has a solid chance of playing.
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Everyone remembers her touchy law teacher, Professor Callahan (Victor Garber), and now Elle is making strides to stand up for the rest of the women at Harvard and across the world.
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"Suffolk is proud to be making strides in the New York region by introducing clients to more sophisticated planning and construction technologies and delivery methods," said a company spokesman, Sam Spokony.
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ABOUT THE TIMBERWOLVES (22-47): Minnesota is measuring its season in the progression of its young players, and Karl-Anthony Towns, Andrew Wiggins and Zach LaVine are all making strides forward.
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In another sign of expansion, CNBC reported in July that the company was making strides in the health-care space with a new, so-called stealth team dedicated to such efforts.
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McDonald's has been making strides in 2017 with the introduction of the upscale Signature Crafted Recipes sandwich line, the hand-crafted McCafe beverages and the new $1-$2-$3 Dollar Menu.
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The United Kingdom, where a "polluter's tax" on any single-use packaging that doesn't contain at least 21 percent recycled materials is poised to debut in April 22018, is also making strides.
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But, while the policy clearly has some limitations, it's encouraging to see that we're making strides (particularly outside of the tech industry) to expand paid leave to include every type of parent.
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While all three are making strides in the healthcare industry, health insurance, in particular, seems like it may to be a major part of their long-term strategy for Alphabet and Amazon.
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While women like Ashley Graham, Gina Rodriguez and Lena Dunham (to name a few) are making strides towards a greater acceptance for all body types, there's still a long way to go.
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Phoenix is 295th in the NBA in scoring defense (21 points) but is making strides in that area and limited opponents to an average of 232 points in the last five games.
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Many military veterans thought they were making strides in recent years to overcome "the Rambo narrative" — the idea that all veterans come home as mentally scarred ticking time bombs, waiting to explode.
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Even though the F-35 program is making strides, each of the Joint Strike Fighter variants is still coming up short on combat readiness goals, according to the Pentagon's top weapons tester.
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In Hungary and Poland, voters motivated by the same factors elected authoritarian leaders who are steadily crushing an independent judiciary, and far from US and European shores, authoritarian leaders are making strides.
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Thus far, only California, through the efforts of Governor Brown, is making strides to work with hospitals around the state to replace their cesium-137 blood irradiators with alternative x-ray technologies.
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In Angola, an oil-rich country whose people remain impoverished, Pompeo will meet with President Joao Lourenco, who is making strides against corruption, including actions against close relatives of the former leader.
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Disney is making strides by introducing its first openly gay character in the upcoming "Jungle Cruise" movie, which will feature a big coming out scene ... but there's one important step that's missing.
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But based on Android P versus iOS 12, it's Apple that seems to be making strides forward in messaging—something we do every day—while Google doesn't seem to know where it's headed.
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Quarterback Daniel Jones provides an additional running threat but he is making strides as a passer (904 yards, 5 TDs) with junior T.J. Rahming (24 catches, 248 yards) as his favorite target. 1.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil refiners and port facilities in Corpus Christi, Texas, were making strides resuming operations from Hurricane Harvey, but Houston and other Gulf Coast energy hubs remained flooded, officials said on Thursday.
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It's incredibly disappointing that as women keep breaking glass ceilings and making strides toward being truly equal, this younger generation of men is so caught up in reverting to old ways of thinking.
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Nonprofits like Hire Heroes USA, the Institute for Veterans and Military Families, the Women's Veterans Network and Hiring Our Heroes are all making strides to support veterans and military spouses navigating the process.
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He also noted that researchers are making strides toward understanding why some cancers cells can grow in bone and that this is opening new opportunities for more effective treatments and even prevention strategies.
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But the thinking has changed in light of new polls showing Democrats are making strides in the court of public opinion, with a growing number of Americans now saying Trump should be impeaching.
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Sophomore guard Trey Kell (team-best 12.5 points) and freshman point guard Jeremy Hemsley (12.3) also average in double digits and Hemsley is making strides in his recovery from a nagging foot injury.
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But audience members were making strides in advocacy — one, who asked a question about making film and TV crews more inclusive of women of color, had recently gotten a job with her union.
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While cities around the country are making strides to combat pollution by banning plastic straws and bags, environmental and health organizations have been focusing on curbing the biggest containment of the oceans: cigarette butts.
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Openness is supposed to be a European strength—its magic potion, to extend the Asterix metaphor—in an age when America is pulling up the drawbridge and China's more closed model is making strides.
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While the U.S. shouldn't begrudge China for making strides in the IT field and becoming capable of developing its own technology, tensions are bound to arise where intellectual property is concerned, according to Zarit.
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Plus, Oracle is making strides in attracting customers to the cloud versions of its other enterprise software — human-resources software, financial software, and so on — that run on a different set of cloud infrastructure.
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Wood Mackenzie's principal analyst for electric vehicles and mobility, Ram Chandrasekaran, told CNBC that shares in Tesla skyrocketed for weeks as a reaction to Tesla making strides in China, and narrowing its losses, financially.
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The prospect of the North making strides in missiles topped with nuclear arms that could threaten the United States has prompted the Trump administration to increase pressure on Kim Jong-un, the North's leader.
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While some companies are making strides in reducing the environmental impact associated with producing our favorite mobile devices, hanging onto your phone for longer than two years is one way to make a difference.
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VW has been making strides to wrap up other outstanding lawsuits in the U.S. On Friday, the EPA and California regulators gave their first approval to a plan to fix to some of the cars.
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Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette said he is making strides in his recovery from a right hamstring injury and feels he has a solid chance of playing against the New England Patriots on Sunday.
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Speaking to the press during a conference call on Monday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook's pre-emptive detection of these fake accounts should serve as encouragement that the company is making strides on security.
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Inclusivity across the country Fortunately for families in need of a break all over the country, Sesame Place isn't the only theme park making strides to increase access and inclusivity for children with special needs.
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Justin Bieber is making strides as he addresses his mental health issues — and a source close to the singer tells PEOPLE that the 25-year-old "Love Yourself" singer wants to be ready for fatherhood.
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She predicted that combustion engine cars would still be needed for decades as demand was booming in many parts of the world, while German automakers were also making strides to roll out new electric models.
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Carter, lauding how the U.S. and the Asia-Pacific region were making strides, had stern words for China at the IISS Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, an annual conference addressing security in the Asia-Pacific region.
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But according to a new report from George Washington University's Program on Extremism, while Twitter might be making strides in its crackdown of Islamic extremist supporters, it's lagging behind with another faction: white nationalists and Nazis.
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She was only 19 when she rose to fame, but Tagouri had been making strides towards her career goals for years, ever since she finished her high school studies and raced to start college at 16.
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Nick Rasmussen, Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, told the group the administration is making strides in combating ISIS on social media, where the terrorist army has inspired potential lone wolf assailants to carry out attacks.
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But over in the B20.5B space, Moglix — an e-commerce service for buying manufacturing products that's been making strides — today announced a $22 million Series C round ahead of a bigger round and impending global expansion.
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A U.S. Treasury official on Thursday said donors located in the Gulf remain an important source of revenue for al Qaeda, but that the U.S. and regional allies were "making strides" in cutting off that financing.
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In the midst of end-of-the-week deadlines and chaos, you can stay on track and aligned with your goals by dedicating 15 minutes on a Friday afternoon to making strides for the next week.
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He added that the company is doing a better job of testing its products before they hit the shelves — to mitigate the risk of a fashion miss — and is making strides in its efforts to work faster.
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But Cowen's data illustrates that the core Facebook app is also now making strides — and as on Instagram before it, it may help to drive up the amount of time spent on Facebook over the long run.
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Adam Singer, a former Google marketing manager, said that after living in the Bay Area for over a decade, he's had enough of the astronomical home prices and the city not making strides to improve living conditions.
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While Facebook and Twitter have been making strides toward proactively staving off dubious influence campaigns, a tired old pattern is re-emerging — journalists and researchers find a problem, the platform reacts and the whole cycle begins anew.
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Stoltenberg told CNBC that NATO members were making strides to increase their defense spending, though most are still not hitting a previously-agreed target to spend at least 2% of their gross domestic product (GDP) on defense.
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Meadow, whose mother is Walker's ex Rebecca Soteros, was only 15 at the time of her father's death, but she's already making strides in ensuring his passion for philanthropic efforts — and his love of the ocean — is remembered.
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Breakout African-American directors such as Jordan Peele, Ryan Coogler, and Dee Rees are making strides in Hollywood right now, but they follow a history of Black actors, writers, and directors that have been making movies for years.
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The idea of the no-win situation has gotten more attention over the last couple of years, as Google has been making strides with the driverless vehicle and Apple is rumored to be getting into the same market.
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She said she chose Disney princesses because she feels Disney has been making strides lately in showing positive role models for young girls — and that if the princesses existed in today's world, they would be strong, outspoken women.
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Meadow — whose mother is Walker's ex, Rebecca Soteros — was only 15 at the time of her father's death, but she's already making strides in ensuring his passion for philanthropic efforts — and his love of the ocean — is remembered.
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Garment maker TAL Group's chief technology officer, Delman Lee, said a staff survey at his company showed that sustainability was a priority for workers — so making strides toward that goal will help win hearts and improve staff retention.
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Just last week, Sundance announced its roster of films for the 2020 festival: Fully 46% of them are directed by women, a record-breaking stat and a bold statement that gender equity in film is making strides forward.
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Single sign-on for authenticated content is something a lot of providers have tried to solve for quite some time and it's good – and important – that Apple is making strides to make the friction of getting your content better.
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Those involved in the deals, which include ChemChina's $43 billion agreement to buy Swiss seeds and pesticides group Syngenta and the two biggest-ever Chinese acquisitions of German companies, say the two sides are making strides in mutual understanding.
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A number of CBC members, long affiliated with the Clinton dynasty, flocked to her side even as Barack Obama was making strides in what would eventually lead to his history-making election as the country's first African American president.
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Read More Cramer's tech wreck reality check: We are looking at Apple all wrong After two major health scares involving both E. coli and norovirus, despite falling more than 6 percent on Wednesday, Chipotle is making strides to come back.
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"I started building Everybody & Everyone from the ground-up, first by getting the best team in place then by finding the right vendors, manufacturers and partners who were already making strides in the sustainability space," Chou said in a statement.
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Facebook is making strides towards becoming a multi-media communication juggernaut, its head of Messenger David Marcus announced today at TechCrunch Disrupt SF. Out of Messenger's one-billion users, 300 million people use its audio and video calling features each month.
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The one bit of light in this dreary report is that two-factor authentication — arguably more important than a good password — is in fact making strides, and some of the worst offenders in password policy (looking at you, Amazon) allow it.
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As Rico Nasty, GoldLink, and Q Da Fool are making strides in their respective sub-fields of rap, their home region continues to bubble with talent that is locally treasured while the majority of the country remains in the dark.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina is making strides in opening up its economy to foreign investment after years of hostility to free enterprise but still has a way to go to catch up to some of its market friendlier neighbors, investors say.
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Even though it may seem like television has been making strides to push away from the cis-, straight-, and male-dominated narratives that are abundant in media, it's still very obvious that we have a lot of work to do.
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So far, with the democratic West consumed with fighting Covid-19, Beijing has had the field mostly to itself, making strides with its fabricated narrative that China is simply on a different, higher level when it comes to epidemic control.
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I was pleasantly surprised to learn that it was the smaller and less capable of these companies that identified the campaign and tipped off its bigger rival — more evidence that Twitter is making strides when it comes to platform integrity.
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Eager to promote itself as making strides on women's rights, the United Arab Emirates on Sunday announced the winners of its Gender Balance Index awards, with the ruler of Dubai posing for pictures with the government officials collecting the accolades.
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The company has also been making strides in the US. In August, OnePlus and Sprint (S) announced they would be teaming up for the launch of a new 5G smartphone that will run on Sprint's 5G networks in the US.
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"I think this paper calls attention to the issue that the medical community has been grappling with, and making strides on, for a while: differences in patient presentation and making sure all patients get the care they need," co-author Brad Greenwood added.
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How is it that the Black teen shows of that era were so hugely popular, and the television industry is making strides to be more diverse following vocal cries from young people, but we're seeing fewer shows that target Black teens specifically?
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Del Bosque, 65, was talked into giving it one last shot with Spain to restore what was broken in 2014, and the team is making strides in changing its play, which Germany, the world champion, has not been able to do so far.
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Johnson also highlighted the following police-compiled stats for the year's first 11 months as evidence the Windy City is making strides: • 0003 fewer shootings reported to police, a 21% decline from this point in 2016; • 798 fewer shooting victims, a 22016% decline.
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"Our goal is to evolve the two-day free shipping program into the one-day free shipping program, and we're making strides on that," Brian Olsavsky, Amazon's CFO, said on a conference call with analysts Thursday after the company reported record quarterly earnings.
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Held back by razor-thin profit margins, which have made investing difficult, grocery retailers lagged behind their peers in Europe and parts of Asia in making strides with technology that reduces the time shoppers spend navigating aisles, ringing up purchase and bagging items.
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They parallel similar issues that Marvel has faced in making strides toward female representation in its comic books over the past 22 years — efforts that gradually helped bring Captain Marvel to prominence in the publisher's pantheon and make the movie more likely.
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Google is already making strides in many of these areas, but I think it's still instructive to list them:Women on average show a higher interest in people and men in thingsWe can make software engineering more people-oriented with pair programming and more collaboration.
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As much as we talk about making strides for LGBTQ+ rights in the U.S. in the last several years — with notably big wins like marriage equality at the national level — the fact is that LGBTQ+ people, and especially young people, are still at risk.
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For a city that's rightly considered more of a home to film and television, Los Angeles has been making strides over the past five years, establishing itself as a fertile playground for artists interested in exploring the worlds of immersive horror and interactive theater.
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In making strides not to continue contributing to the coarsening of our political debate, and the undermining of our public institutions, at a minimum, Facebook should at least adhere to the same norms of other traditional media companies when it comes to political advertising.
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Intel is making strides with its China business in the automotive and autonomous driving industry, with new partnerships announced today at CES 2018 with Chinese automaker SAIC, and also with the leading navigational map player in China, called Navinfo to integrate and localize REM data.
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New Research Shows Facebook Making Strides Against False News Tessa Lyons cites new research showing that the volume of fake news shared on Facebook has declined by more than 50 percent: First, Alcott, Gentzkow and Yu published a study on misinformation on Facebook and Twitter (PDF).
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"In making strides not to continue contributing to the coarsening of our political debate, and the undermining of our public institutions, at a minimum, Facebook should at least adhere to the same norms of other traditional media companies when it comes to political advertising," Warner's letter says.
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Google is already making strides in many of these areas, but I think it's still instructive to list them: Women on average show a higher interest in people and men in things We can make software engineering more people-oriented with pair programming and more collaboration.
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Washington (CNN)Liberal, social-media savvy, focused on a message of change and intent on making strides on the climate: President Barack Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered the spectacle of two world leaders unusually aligned on message and in outlook when they met at the White House Thursday.
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Given that members of the development team were using phrases like "contact resistant cultures," and emphasizing their work with consultants, would this be the Tomb Raider where I was surprised by the developers finally making strides to addressing the issues of colonial violence in a franchise called fucking Tomb Raider?
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Held at the Bushwick venue Market Hotel—which, following a raid by the NYPD last year has put a hold on live music events—the public meeting was focused on making strides to repeal the Cabaret Law, a piece of Prohibition-era legislation that puts impositions on where people can dance.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Miss America Scraps Swimsuits, Making Strides to Reshape Image" (front page, June 6): Your article ranges from the Miss America pageant's decades-long lack of responsiveness to the central issues of evaluating women in a cattle call, to its facile attribution of this "victory" to #MeToo.
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Now, with over a million Instagram followers and over 600,000 subscribers on YouTube, London-based Ford is not only teaching women how to apply makeup, she's also making strides against bullying with a video that has over 19 million views, as well as encouraging women everywhere to be confident with or without acne.
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" As for competition more broadly — the trucking space has gotten just a little more crowded than the last time we'd spoken — Salama says Transfix is "acutely aware that there are other companies making strides in what is a very large market, where different buyers with different problems are looking for different solutions.
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"Student-loan debt is a monumental hurdle to overcome for recent college and medical-school graduates — I would not have been comfortable walking away from a high-income profession without first making strides to lessen the potential debt load on our boys," said Dahleen, who paid off $75,000 of student debt in 2012.
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At a time when special prosecutor Robert Mueller is making strides in his investigation on Russian interference in the 2016 election, and Trump's longtime fixer Michael Cohen is in serious legal jeopardy, the New York attorney general's complaint represents one more ray of light beamed into the darkness of the President's past.
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Tennis superstar Serena Williams has only been a mom to Alexis Ohanian for less than a month, but she's already making strides to be a positive role model to her daughter by teaming up with the Allstate Foundation Purple Purse campaign as a designer and ambassador in honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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He argued that Facebook, which has a business model founded on vacuuming up as much data about its users as possible, is really just making strides in providing the public secure communications technologies:"Thinking about Facebook as an innovator in privacy is certainly not the mainstream view," Zuckerberg said during the taped conversation, which was released publicly on Wednesday.
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The New Razer Blade Stealth Is a Great Laptop Disguised as a Gaming PCI'd customized the brightly lit keyboard of the Razer Blade Stealth with all the meticulousness of…Read more ReadWhile the computers themselves are hampered by Razer's gaming roots, the company has been making strides elsewhere to move beyond the niche and into the general consumer electronics market.
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Read more: A growing number of Google vendors are losing their free lunch privileges and are instead faced with a grim selection of pre-packaged foods that they must pay forGoogle says it's making strides and that by 2022, it will require a certain baseline set of benefits for its contract workers and vendors, including comprehensive healthcare and paid parental leave.
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I haven't gone around and asked minority writers I know if the same has been true for them, but I have certainly observed them making strides careerwise, like Morgan Jerkins making the NYT best-seller list with This Will Be My Undoing and great buzz for books like Porochista Khakpour's Sick, Nicole Chung's All You Can Ever Know, and Sarah McBride's Tomorrow Will Be Different.
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When a tweet from Deadline announced that actors Susan Wokoma and Ronny Chieng were cast in Super Simple Love Story, a new romantic comedy pilot on CBS, it raised hopes that the network was making strides in representing interracial romance on TV. But the actors featured in the tweet were not cast as the romantic leads of the show and instead have supporting roles as friends of the series' actual romantic leads — played by actors Elizabeth Alderfer and David Walton.
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