How about giving them a literal piece of the action?
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London has been angling for a piece of the action.
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Big tech companies got their own piece of the action.
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How can my countrymen get a hefty piece of the action?
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And many states take a piece of the action as well.
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And they'll fight each other for a piece of the action.
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Virtually every construction company would have a piece of the action.
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Western companies are angling aggressively for a piece of the action.
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Some smaller delivery companies received a piece of the action, too.
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And all the advertising executive they wanted a piece of the action.
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With names like that, who wouldn't want a piece of the action?
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Shia militias in Iraq likely still want a piece of the action.
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Global financiers say they want a piece of the action wherever it occurs.
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They're both relatively new product categories, and everybody wants a piece of the action.
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Lenovo had it right from the start — and Samsung wants a piece of the action.
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It also allows the players involved to get in on a piece of the action.
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To grab a piece of the action, the auction industry leaders have expanded vigorously online.
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Some Fortune 500 companies, like Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo, want a piece of the action.
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Unsurprisingly, private equity firms, family offices, corporates, and pension funds want a piece of the action.
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Facebook has closely followed Snapchat's growth and desperately wanted a piece of the action for years.
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R3 members could all get a piece of the action with three tiers of investment available.
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Snapchat hasn't revealed its numbers, but it certainly had a piece of the action, as well.
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"Everybody is under pressure from constituents to have a piece of the action," Mr. Cohen said.
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Streaming services were taking an unfair piece of the action, and artists were suffering as a consequence.
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Users could buy-in for shares of an IPO price, giving them a piece of the action.
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That's the true rub of the whole thing: that the government wants a piece of the action.
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We've been on the sidelines, privy only to a tiny piece of the action — just like Henry Jennings.
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As Holland mentioned during the Facebook event, there are two opportunities to own a piece of the action.
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Even Microsoft's been looking for a piece of the action, launching Cortana for the OS in mid-January.
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And William Morris Endeavor, which is among the top Hollywood talent agencies, wants a piece of the action.
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Local startups are already rampant, and foreign giants are determined to get a piece of the action too.
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He was tapped for the Security Express job, he said, and he wanted a piece of the action.
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Peer-to-peer lending is growing up, and Wall Street is looking for a bigger piece of the action.
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But when it comes to cellular connectivity, Apple isn't the only one who gets a piece of the action.
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Global financial centers from London to New York and Hong Kong are vying for a piece of the action.
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For investors who want a piece of the action, now isn't the time for sector-wide exposure, Easley said.
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The Qatar dispute is perhaps the least understood piece of the action, but it has a particularly nasty edge.
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Still, competition from New Jersey may build pressure on neighboring New York to get a piece of the action.
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Retailers all want a piece of the action, especially because their participation has had next-to-zero legal consequences.
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But once you recognize it, it's easy to siphon off a piece of the action, if you act fast.
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So on the occasions when Amazon's retail offering loses the buy box, it still gets a piece of the action.
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Heck even our parent company Verizon wants a piece of the action, evidenced by its purchase (with Hearst) of Complex.
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PLUS: Oscar Isaac gives his take on Poe Dameron fan fiction and Natalie Portman wants a piece of the action!
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And even the big players want a piece of the action; Facebook has announced it's expanding into the dating space.
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And everyone wants a piece of the action: CNN, NBA, Sports Illustrated, Showtime Boxing, and TED to name a few.
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Kylie Jenner's lip kits are in such demand, fans are breaking the law to get a piece of the action.
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Captivated by the notion of disrupting the transportation system, deep-pocketed investors rushed to get a piece of the action.
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Now, users are complaining about big credit card charges — and shady imposters are vying for a piece of the action.
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"This country is the king of the sugar world," he wrote, suggesting America should grab a piece of the action.
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What to watch: The next fight will be over whether college and professional sports leagues get a piece of the action.
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Kubernetes and cloud native computing in general are a big part of that, and Salesforce wants a piece of the action.
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That's a bad look—bad enough that even a city dependent on oil might want a bigger piece of the action.
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The East Coast has finally opened up to gaming outside of Atlantic City, and MGM wants a piece of the action.
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Some of the financing firms are allowing wealthy investors to get a piece of the action via online fund-raising platforms.
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Amazon is the favorite to win the contract, but IBM, Microsoft and Oracle would all like a piece of the action.
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Plus, with prices ranging from $85-$225, it's hard to not want to get your hands on a piece of the action.
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When you start to expand and everyone knows your stature, things are overlooked because everyone is getting a piece of the action.
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You want them to be respected and receive any award they can win because you get a small piece of the action.
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"A lot of markets outside the initial sort of program are now trying to get a piece of the action," Holt said.
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There are the data majors, a growing number of wildcatters and plenty of other firms trying to get a piece of the action.
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And companies offering every kind of service or product — from real estate to packaging — are all out for a piece of the action.
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What&aposs more, he thinks this type of strategy is attainable for anyone that&aposs interested in getting a piece of the action.
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"A lot of young troops out there go out there and are like 'I just want a piece of the action,'" she said.
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For years, Starbucks' cups have been at the center of all the controversies, but this year, McDonald's is getting a piece of the action.
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And with businesses from small online boutiques to big-box stores looking to get a piece of the action, it's easy to feel overwhelmed.
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"Because it's such a great little drink, I can absolutely understand why every other white spirit wants a piece of the action," Harrison said.
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"They want a political piece of the action," said another GOP colleague who requested anonymity to comment on the motives of Judiciary Committee members.
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Ramonda has a big role to play in that first movie, but Bassett wants a piece of the action in any return to that character.
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"Disrupted" is born of Lyons's attempt to cross over from covering tech to getting a piece of the action in the second, current Internet bubble.
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With all of them wanting a piece of the action — assuming it will be a winner — AT&T is providing something specific in the mix.
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But before you use your hard-earned dollars to get a piece of the action, Kevin O'Leary has a word of warning about the mania.
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Skeptics, though, question whether larger investors will want a piece of the action especially given the underperformance in bitcoin and other digital currencies in 2018.
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While a trade embargo remains in effect, barriers between the two nations are rapidly falling and businesses are scrambling to get a piece of the action.
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His financial hand is strong as the impending IPO for Saudi Aramco has much of the investment world angling to get a piece of the action.
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Cryptocurrency might be a challenge to the primacy of the U.S. dollar, but that's not stopping the Internal Revenue Service from wanting a piece of the action.
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High unemployment and a close-knit community meant that when Dimitri and others started making money, word quickly spread and everyone wanted a piece of the action.
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Of course, at the same time, it helps ensure that Google / YouTube controls the value flowing to creators, and gets a piece of the action for themselves.
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The big development involves the eight-millimeter films that have been popping up at local peep show booths, but not everyone has a piece of the action.
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The trend is a threat to the brokers' business model — but if it is going to happen regardless, they would rather get a piece of the action.
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A token-based social network would at least give early adopters a piece of the action, rewarding them for their labors in making the new platform appealing.
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With a global market estimated at $500 billion to $740 billion over the next decade, both government and industry are eager to get a piece of the action.
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As the gaming market continues to boom, billions of dollars are being invested in new games and new streaming platforms vying to own a piece of the action.
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Property. In Sydney and Melbourne, Australia's two largest cities, prices have been in an extended surge, and investors want a piece of the action through sites like Domain.
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If you're single, you can still get a piece of the action by nominating that inspiring couple in your life that just hasn't been able to celebrate their love.
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As soon as one cryptocurrency becomes profitable to mine, as we've seen with Bitcoin and Ethereum, everyone wants a piece of the action and making money gradually gets harder.
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New video streaming services are launching left and right these days, and now Time Warner-owned Turner is looking to get a piece of the action for itself, too.
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Instead, as the world's largest retailer pushes forward in the category — which makes up roughly half of its sales — Amazon is reportedly eyeing a bigger piece of the action.
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Snap's March IPO priced above the company's target range as investors put aside concerns about a lack of profits and voting rights to get a piece of the action.
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In many cases they can serve as an alternative funding mechanism to traditional venture capital, so backing crypto hedge funds can help VCs maintain a piece of the action.
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Most of the investigative roles have been agreed on but there is still some jostling, especially from rank-and-file committee members who want a piece of the action.
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Some run kickback schemes on a local level, using coercion to force business people to give them a piece of the action or compel citizens to use their services.
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This meant paying the stars a lot more, and sometimes giving them a piece of the action—"points"—as Wasserman did, starting in 1950, with his client Jimmy Stewart.
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Petrobras' divestments are expected to be a major driver of capital markets activity in Brazil this year and many investment banks are eager to get a piece of the action.
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It's pretty easy to scoff at corporate tie-ins for "Game of Thrones"— as one of the most popular franchises in the world, everyone wants a piece of the action.
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But brands did find a way to grab a piece of the action, through a route we haveconsistently held up as the best way into the esports market, sponsorships:Individual sponsorships.
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It's not uncommon for winners to face legal claims, sometimes from coworkers who either went in on a ticket or declined to and now want a piece of the action.
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So you, too, can kind of, sort of get a piece of the action — or, just tune in on December 5 when the whole thing goes down on the small screen.
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We are in the midst of the dawning of a new age of yeehaw and Diplo will be damned if he's not going to get himself a piece of the action.
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If it succeeds, expect to see other popular video games mimic this city-specific style of league, with many more professional sports teams owners getting their own piece of the action.
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Lenders are eyeing the opportunity to get a piece of the action on the longer-term takeout, the bulk of which is expected to be in the form of a loan.
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The six pieces in the collection aren't available for sale — but leather pouches and notebooks were sold alongside the exhibit to allow visitors to take home a piece of the action.
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Now, the record labels want a piece of the action -- with his agent, Aaron Goodwin, telling TMZ Sports they've been approached by "several major labels" ... though he wouldn't specify which ones.
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It's not uncommon for winners to face legal claims, sometimes from co-workers who either went in on a ticket or declined to — but now want a piece of the action.
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It's not uncommon for winners to face legal claims — sometimes from co-workers who either went in on a ticket or declined to but now want a piece of the action.
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So it makes sense that with the rise in both quality and accessibility of 3D imaging and computer-generated imagery (CGI) technology, digital figures would come for a piece of the action.
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If you're a bitcoin investor and have cashed in on your gains — or made purchases using the cryptocurrency — don't forget the Internal Revenue Service is entitled to a piece of the action.
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In addition to all the major stock and bond indexes, they enable investors to get a piece of the action in arcane areas like junk bonds, bank loans and stocks in Pakistan.
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Rocketing prices of digital currencies such as bitcoin fueled a mania in the sector towards the end of 2017 as retail investors across the globe scrambled to get a piece of the action.
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The NBA and other sports leagues will be emboldened to demand a piece of the action, but it remains unclear how they will go about it outside of their own arenas (MSG Casino?).
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A guy named Grant Zimmerman worked for Alki and says he booked Chief Keef to be the subject of a new hologram, and was promised a piece of the action, but got stiffed.
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From roughly 2010 to 2014, every significant global oil company was vying for a piece of the action, and the Russian government handed out various blocks to keep them all in the game.
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It says because of the growth opportunities in the industry and the rapid pace at which legalization seems to be happening, traditional VCs have started to come around for a piece of the action.
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The addition comes at a time when the live streaming market is heating up, with competitors like Twitch for game streams, Twitter's Periscope, and Facebook Live, all vying for a piece of the action.
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By the late 1990s, Microsoft executives were talking about getting a "vig" — a mobster term for a piece of the action — out of every transaction that happened on the new space called the internet.
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An immediate hurdle, noted Mr. Stevenson of the M.P.A.A., is other state governments, including those of California, New York, Pennsylvania and Georgia, that might still offer subsidies without demanding a piece of the action.
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Alston is prepared to the leak the story to Sandra, but Flanagan seems like the type to close rank, keep his mouth shut, and collect whatever piece of the action is coming to him.
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Texas is an oil superpower Major oil producers including BP (BP) and ExxonMobil (XOM) have shelled out billions of dollars in recent years to get a piece of the action in the Permian Basin.
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Aaron Schwartz -- whose first acting role was playing Dave Karp in "The Mighty Ducks" way back in 1992 -- is stoked the Quack Attack is coming back, and says he wants a piece of the action.
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Cisco is attempting to get a piece of the action using advanced technologies, its networking hardware expertise and name recognition to help businesses that might be struggling to keep up with the changing tech landscape.
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Holden and Hunt aren't putting in Amazon money, but are targeting specific companies and funds raising capital, and inviting investors who otherwise wouldn't have access to the deals to get a piece of the action.
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"In a period where global growth has been slow and everybody is kind of vying for their piece of the action it is a bit dangerous to give the bully pulpit to industries," she says.
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Instead, they opted for a piece of the action from a bloc of voters who love nothing better than living and dying from one football play to another in the hopes of making a few dollars.
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Now at least one Tesla owner is getting a piece of the action by installing mining rigs in their trunk to take advantage of the free electricity provided to some Tesla owners—or so it seems.
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Now that it is seen as high culture, the art and artists are gaining value, investors are jostling to get a piece of the action, and private collections are growing in Africa and around the world.
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It's seen as a remedy to the rampant collection, leaks, deals, and hacks that compromise our privacy at every turn, and a way to give ordinary users a piece of the action in a hot market.
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When someone approaches you that works for an equal partnership … because everyone else that's working their way into venture starts at the bottom with only a piece of the action, you've got to work your way up.
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Because Netflix doesn't release ratings info, we won't know any time soon exactly how many people have jumped onto the Making a Murderer train, but one thing's for sure: Investigation Discovery wants a piece of the action.
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Voice AI has already been touted as potentially having a bigger impact than the iPhone, it's been dubbed the new battleground for marketers, and the big tech companies are all fighting for a piece of the action.
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It is not difficult to surmise that the political forces demanding an expansion of subsidies for inefficient electricity are on a roll, and the FTC would like a piece of the action in terms of policy authority.
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Instead of giving Russia a piece of the action and making it publicly accountable for something in Afghanistan, it has been incentivized to do what it did in Syria: bide its time, then act as the spoiler.
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Online trading sites allow people to buy and sell it in fractions of a whole, meaning ordinary people don't have to plunk down a big bundle of money all at once to get a piece of the action.
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Elton Mayo is the man who brought us the human resources movement, which got its start when corporate America was at a loss for how to deal with increasing employee demands for a bigger piece of the action.
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But even so, Paytm is dwarfed by the companies it is trying to fend off — Google, Facebook, Amazon and Walmart— all of which have already spent billions of dollars trying to get a piece of the action in India.
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Investors ploughed record levels of money into bitcoin futures at regulated exchanges in the United States and Britain last month, hungry for a piece of the action but seeking the kind of protection that will satisfy their compliance officers.
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And at the cool-kid, feel-good eatery and market Dimes, you can buy a piece of the action: Handcarved and handpainted wood peppermills, an homage to the artist Andre Cadere's sticks, are $120 — and no two are alike.
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Even through the U.S. market remains lucrative, avocado marketers in the Mexican state of Jalisco recently hosted a Chinese delegation in hopes of grabbing a piece of the action that now is dominated by the neighboring state of Michoacan.
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Investors plowed record levels of money into bitcoin futures at regulated exchanges in the United States and Britain last month, hungry for a piece of the action but seeking the kind of protection that will satisfy their compliance officers.
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So in a bid to bridge the divide between online and in-store commerce — and potentially get itself a bigger piece of the action — Google is announcing a number of new features for Google Shopping aimed at physical and local merchants.
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Economists from the right and the left agree, businesses structured as Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) enjoy superior performance while their workforce materially benefit from having a "piece of the action" tied to the success of the companies where they work.
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A day after Elon Musk declared that he might try to convert Tesla into a private company, Wall Street banks raced to figure out how such a transaction might work and how they might get a piece of the action.
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Between 1974 and 1977, Mr. Cosby made three unruly but emotionally satisfying uplift comedies with Sidney Poitier, who directed all three of their collaborations, the last of which, "A Piece of the Action," showcases Mr. Cosby's proficiency at upbeat lechery.
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So if you're a regular person that wants a piece of the action, you are going to have to wait until the tokens begin trading on an exchange, or the networks opens so you can add storage space and "mine" tokens that way.
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Vegas clearly couldn't compete with Coachella over the weekend, with acts like Gaga, Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar, Quavo, Drake and Future taking the mic in the California desert ... but the Nevada desert still got its piece of the action with Aaron Carter!
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And celebrities who for years have supported the open use of marijuana are also seeking a piece of the action: Musicians like Snoop Dogg and one of Bob Marley's sons, Ky-Mani Marley, have been meeting with officials about licensing marijuana grown here.
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"No matter who wins in the land war that we're going to see play out between the incumbents and the newcomers, they get a piece of the action because they're a necessary part of the delivery of the value chain," Rosenberg said.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Freed from nuclear-related sanctions, Iran has signaled its appetite to buy more than 100 Western planes, a prospect that would usually have the giants of the $403 billion-a-year jet industry scrambling for a piece of the action.
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But as Chinese consumers' appetite for upscale cars grows, the market has seen a sizable uptick in competition with automakers - from Cadillac to Lexus to Acura to Lincoln and Tesla - investing in their brands to grab a bigger piece of the action.
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Walker Sasha took down Negan and took out some others, kicking off a mostly exciting, mostly coherent firefight that, after some empty bat threats and a well-timed tiger attack, saw nearly everyone in the show get a piece of the action.
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The market serves a few functions, allowing employees and founders at highly valued private companies, such as home-renting service Airbnb and ride-services firm Lyft, to cash in on some of their paper wealth, and letting institutional investors get a piece of the action.
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Front Row When the monthlong marathon of men's fashion shows kicks off this week, so will the scrimmage to cover it: the race by newspapers, magazines, television networks, social media platforms and blogs to get a piece of the action for themselves and their viewers.
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If you're not a student but you still want a piece of the action, you will also get the chance to run on the Pavegen tiles to 'charge' up the countdown clock then score as many goals as possible before the charge runs out.
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Even as major professional sports leagues like the National Basketball Association open their eyes to the multibillion-dollar opportunity, their ideas on how to get a piece of the action may impede the ability to attract gamblers away from illegal betting and offshore markets.
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Tacopina believes the real reason Sirey was fired was because she was spending time doing charity work for free, and the guy who runs the pageant wanted her to appear only when she got paid, so his company could get a piece of the action.
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The advent of new tools that wrap victims' data with tough encryption technology, hard-to-trace digital currency like Bitcoin, and even online sites that offer to do the data ransoming in return for a piece of the action, have made this method of cybertheft much easier.
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He has refused to divest from his business, refused to engage in any meaningful financial disclosure, and clearly encourages businesspeople and others with interest in the policy process to cut him in on a piece of the action by holding events at his clubs and hotels.
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State officials from California to Connecticut spent last week maneuvering for control of the tens of billions of dollars in projected revenue from sports betting, and joining them was another group of powerful, and familiar, gambling operators aiming to claim their piece of the action: American Indian tribes.
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With the Fortnite World Cup champion taking home $403 million in prize money — the largest-ever dollar amount won by an individual at an esports event — and global revenues from professional esports competitions projected to top $1 billion this year, investors might be looking for a piece of the action.
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Investors will be able to buy shares in the fund to get a piece of the action.. The SEC initially denied the application on the grounds that even if the fund conforms to their regulations, the underlying market for bitcoin is unregulated and (the SEC argued) can be unfairly manipulated.
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As the Walt Disney Company moves to buy most of Fox and AT&T tries to close its takeover of Time Warner, Mr. Bourkoff's LionTree is trying to claim a bigger piece of the action — and grow from a firm built on the connections of its founder into an institution that can endure.
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He's also one of the music world's most successful and respected acts, and I'll bet you there are some shadowy record executives (look how shadowy they are!) who want a piece of the action, thus locking some poor session pianist in a room for 24 hours until they've reinterpreted Blonde to cynically make some pennies.
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Between 221 and 19803, rents for stores in the former industrial district in Lower Manhattan soared by 21980 percent, to an annual $210 a square foot, or $2000 million a year for a 5,000-square-foot storefront, as national chains pushed into the neighborhood, willing to pay seemingly any price to get a piece of the action.
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That led to calls of insider trading from Coinbase staff who, in theory, could have profited by buying BCH on other exchanges in the knowledge that it was about to be added to Coinbase, a move that would (and did) trigger increased trading volume and a higher price as the exchange's 10 million-plus users got a piece of the action.
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From Credit Suisse to Goldman Sachs, Wall Street wants a piece of the cannabis pieIt's clear that Wall Street wants a piece of the action, either through advising existing clients on deals with Canadian cannabis companies or by taking cannabis-related companies public in the US. It's a way to get some exposure and learn about the industry while staying onside of federal regulations.
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The U.S. wants $500 million in drug money from a Mexican drug lord betrayed by El Chapo The U.S. wants $500 million in drug money from a Mexican drug lord betrayed by El Chapo Everybody knows Mexican drug lords are filthy rich, but the recent sentencing of a leader of the notorious Beltrán-Leyva cartel suggests the illicit business is even more lucrative than imagined — and the U.S. government wants a piece of the action.
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As seems always the case with geopolitics, it is among players who want a piece of the action: the EU appears less vexed about BRI as a brute force power play and more that its companies compete on an equal footing for projects along the route: In a scoop last month, the German financial newspaper Handelsblatt was leaked a report in which 27 of the 28 EU ambassadors to China (all except Hungary's) criticized BRI.
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That network effect has made Facebook into a formidable competitor for any and all other social properties that want a piece of the action: the company's size and ubiquity means that if it decides that it's interested in, say, what Snapchat is doing with a new video feature, it can clone it in one of its own apps, and will be likely to get a lot of amplification and use of it, sometimes at the expense of a smaller competitor's growth.
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