These underwater behemoths measure nearly two football fields in length.
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It is now the fief of a handful of behemoths.
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We don't want our digital behemoths to amplify this trend.
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But the two corporate behemoths reacted angrily to the news.
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Formerly thought to be unsinkable, those behemoths are going down.
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Consumers would face technology behemoths a little smaller than today.
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This is the modus operandi of the big internet behemoths.
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Some consolidation is afoot among the payments behemoths of Europe.
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Yelp is hemmed on nearly all sides by tech behemoths.
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Box office behemoths, they insist, are just around the corner.
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Those behemoths drew some ire from customers, but are pushing ahead.
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The gadgets are blinky behemoths by today's standards, but it works.
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The energy behemoths have the balance-sheets to buy the wildcatters.
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Such struggles are prompting some corporate behemoths to take drastic action.
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Even some of the measurement behemoths are now voicing second thoughts.
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Is Netflix's strategy working as it faces increasing competition from behemoths?
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Look, the -- these Internet companies, they&aposre giants, they&aposre behemoths.
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Mining behemoths BHP Group rose 0.6% and Rio Tinto gained 2.1%.
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Among the biggest challengers taking on these tech behemoths is Sen.
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It and Investor are the traditional investment behemoths of Swedish business.
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Some of the sites founded in those years turned into behemoths.
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For one thing, the current corporate behemoths often seem consumer-friendly.
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NBC's "Today Show" and ABC's "Good Morning America" were ratings behemoths.
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Now it's a shield to protect behemoths from any sensible rules.
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They see small companies as more nimble than government-funded behemoths.
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Nobody knows how such behemoths of nothingness could have been assembled.
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On the surface, they're clinical, straightforward, dead offices and concrete behemoths.
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Shares of tech behemoths Amazon and Netflix are surging this year.
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"Skull Island" has momentum, polish and behemoths that slither and thunder.
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So, committee investigators will give the tech behemoths a serious look-see.
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Small-scale companies exist alongside tech behemoths like SpaceX and Blue Origin.
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Even behemoths like Facebook, Amazon, Under Armour, and Macy's weren't immune. Grim.
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It's also a bit of catch-up with other Silicon Valley behemoths.
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Wariness of regulation may delay the e-behemoths, but not for ever.
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One effect of these clean energy behemoths, however, seems indisputable: sediment plumes.
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Of course, there are fast-food behemoths, but their influence is declining.
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A pizza war is cooking, but it's not between two restaurant behemoths.
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Of course, the two Wall Street behemoths have never been particularly comparable.
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Telecommunications behemoths Comcast and Charter Communications announced a new wireless partnership Monday.
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However, these behemoths are expensive and a bit unwieldy for lighter tasks.
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European regulators have dinged the behemoths on antitrust, privacy and tax issues.
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It's no secret that some retail behemoths love designer and celebrity collaborations.
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These behemoths filled rooms and captured imaginations with their promise of the future.
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For now, it is dominated by high street behemoths such as John Lewis.
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Spanish football behemoths Barcelona and Real Madrid are among those with Euroleague outfits.
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Europe is not an impressive performer when it comes to creating tech behemoths.
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Being lumped in with those behemoths would be a perception shift for Apple.
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In fact, the planet's behemoths are blessed with extremely low rates of cancer.
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The last two are set to merge this year, leaving just five behemoths.
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A giant that can compete with behemoths of Silicon Valley, however, remains elusive.
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So then what are the competitive advantages for these two behemoths joining forces?
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The Tod's Group, over which Della Valle presides, is one of fashion's behemoths.
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If completed, the deal would show the growing might of China's online behemoths.
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Mining behemoths BHP Group rose 1.4 percent, while Rio Tinto advanced 1.5 percent.
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That's why early on we saw corporate behemoths take action to preserve cash.
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It was increasingly lagging behind behemoths such as Best Buy, Amazon and Walmart.
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She has called for behemoths like Facebook and Google to be broken up.
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In a few cases, studios suffered because hoped-for behemoths were merely big.
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Rideshare behemoths Uber and Lyft claim that AB5 could send them into bankruptcy.
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Medina said he runs it like a hybrid of the two tech behemoths.
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For many, these family-run conglomerates evolved from small concerns to billion-dollar behemoths.
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China's protective policies and regulatory hurdles make it off-limits for most such behemoths.
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And yet, the shadow cast by past corporate behemoths is creeping up on Apple.
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But what would such a collaboration between two musical and cultural behemoths sound like?
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Consumer-goods behemoths are well aware of the threat posed by microbrand ankle-biters.
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New-economy behemoths are exercising a market dominance not seen since America's robber barons.
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If the behemoths were to slash prices for storage, Dropbox's margins would be squeezed.
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It can be hard for independent game designers to compete with these corporate behemoths.
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It can be sustainable for behemoths Disney, Apple and Amazon (and others like them).
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While the value of consumer data to these behemoths is high, the price isn't.
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America's tech behemoths, from Twitter to Facebook, have often invoked Section 230 in court.
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GDPR affects everyone from the behemoths like Google to the local restaurant or laundry.
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Some Western tech companies, even the behemoths, are turning to Chinese firms for ideas.
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At various times, the glowing behemoths appear, hovering dozens of feet above the dancefloor.
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The deals combine giants of communications distribution and transmission with behemoths in content production.
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Now the fuel-efficient planes intended to replace those behemoths are also encountering resistance.
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Paleontologists have long wondered how these lumbering 100-foot-long behemoths got so big.
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So why aren't the public markets more concerned about these negative-balance-sheet behemoths?
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In the meantime, lawmakers are trying to see how to best regulate internet behemoths.
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When will you have a chance to work through these behemoths other than now?
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Otherwise we'd all still be lugging around five-pound behemoths with terrible battery life.
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Mining behemoths BHP Group and Rio Tinto fell 1.1 percent and 2.4 percent, respectively.
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Now, the latest fracas between the technology behemoths is heading into uncertain legal waters.
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Best Buy has also been focused on growing partnerships with tech behemoths, including Amazon.
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It proved faulty because the capability for seeing into these financial behemoths was missing.
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In the past, China has used America's tech behemoths as a tool of diplomacy.
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To create the proper homage to the waxy behemoths, start with a green overall base.
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And both these behemoths will be dwarfed by the Kingdom Tower in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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Besides the two behemoths, smaller fry are also involved in the Moon village's commercial side.
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Industry behemoths like Google, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, and Texas Instruments have endorsed Yoder's bill.
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American behemoths like Mastercard (MA) and Visa (V) are still locked out of the market.
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Still, it would take around 30,000 years for the behemoths to complete one full orbit.
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Li's ambitions come as U.S. tech behemoths Alphabet's Google and Apple face challenges in Europe.
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How will we distribute the wealth in an economy dominated by platform-owning AI behemoths?
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But while these commercial behemoths were chugging away, other, much less glamorous, competitors were emerging.
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And online behemoths such as Alibaba and Alphabet keep growing and churning out fat profits.
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Similarly, we cannot deny that we should be expecting more of software behemoths like Microsoft.
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These behemoths just aren't well-equipped to test the water and make great new products.
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The biggest behemoths, from Apple to Google to Amazon, reportedly started from those humble beginnings.
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Behemoths like Chevron and Exxon Mobil have moved aggressively to extract oil from shale rock.
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They display utility in terms of travel and aesthetic appeal as precisely engineered, soaring behemoths.
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The company faces stiff competition from digital advertising behemoths Google and Facebook, which owns Instagram.
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I was surprised by the move; it's a rare moment of cooperation among tech behemoths.
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Executives at the behemoths of Facebook, Apple, Alphabet and Salesforce were all invited to attend.
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Warren and Sanders have gone as far as pushing to break up existing agricultural behemoths.
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A decade ago, behemoths like Google and Apple were considered unparalleled in their technology prowess.
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Now, it seems, Signal hopes to not merely influence tech's behemoths, but to become one.
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A climatic change within the past 4.5 million years allowed the behemoths to binge eat.
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The two retail behemoths will likely be competing for smaller retailers in the coming months.
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Behemoths like Google, Facebook and Samsung Electronics were on the firing line as a result.
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And tech behemoths like Microsoft are wading into the fray with their own RPA offerings.
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It's a vote of confidence for lidar maker Luminar, facing competition from behemoths like Velodyne.
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His turnover is approximately $140 million, paltry when compared to the billion-dollar luxury behemoths.
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The growth in China's tech behemoths makes sense given how huge the Chinese market is.
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Trust is an economic variable in short supply among the nuclear behemoths jostling for global dominance.
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These dairy behemoths overflowing with everything from doughnuts to pancakes in proportions seem obscene, at first.
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They bring financial services to poorer people and force state-owned behemoths to up their game.
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At first, the cauldron seemed impossibly small, a miniature goblet of flame compared to past behemoths.
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It's your move, warring retail behemoths: The race is on and my food-hole is open.
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Trump-appointed Department of Justice Antitrust Division leaders have seemed largely uninterested in challenging tech behemoths.
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Shares of mining behemoths BHP Group Ltd and Rio Tinto Ltd lost 1.7% and 3.3%, respectively.
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Laurent also sees the tools as a rebuff from traditional news companies to social media behemoths.
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There is a little bit of concern in the market towards some of these behemoths though.
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The move is part of efforts by China's government to rejuvenate state behemoths with private capital.
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Worldwide corporate behemoths such as McDonald's and Dow Chemical joined the condemnation of the Russian laws.
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On stage, Tullman noted that it's getting easier to poach technical talent from Silicon Valley's behemoths.
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Stocksy's success may be a model for other digital cooperatives taking on behemoths in other industries.
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The industry, which requires huge start-up costs, is dominated by a handful of established behemoths.
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The heart-wrenching sight of the 16 behemoths toppling to the ground in their death throes.
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The evolutionary jump of tyrannosaurs from people- and horse-size to behemoths has remained a mystery.
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Congress should ban the practice, and corporate behemoths should get used to paying their own way.
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But it's pretty easy to miss these frozen behemoths, which rarely span more than 30 feet.
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But I am also starting to wake up to the deep problems created by corporate behemoths.
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Yet even these social media behemoths now appear to view themselves as something like public utilities.
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All three behemoths are considered growing targets for antitrust prosecution in the United States and elsewhere.
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"Hospital billing departments are such behemoths that without constant monitoring, this can happen," Mr. Bromson said.
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Leaders of these behemoths have long spoken in ambitious, gauzy sentimentalities about a broadly progressive future.
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These behemoths are often closely connected to the state and well equipped to keep out competitors.
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These newly formed behemoths also wield outsized political power, which only serves to exacerbate the issue.
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Such financiers have grown bolder, putting behemoths like Procter & Gamble, Nestlé and Samsung in their sights.
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Unlike Amazon and other contemporary retail behemoths, Sears had employees who were part of our communities.
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So, hopefully, those behemoths of power will start to crumble slightly, because I don't like them.
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Snap is entering the digital advertising market where the incumbents are two powerful behemoths: Facebook and Google.
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Tech companies, including social media behemoths like Facebook and Twitter, have a role to play as well.
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Technology leaders like Apple, Netflix, Uber and others take a similar approach as these social media behemoths.
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These concerns fit into a dark story, of an economy weakened by behemoths abusing their market power.
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Meanwhile the media and tech behemoths are given carte blanche to increase their already formidable political power.
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Mining behemoths BHP Group and Rio Tinto lost 3.3% and about 3%, respectively, weighing on the benchmark.
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Although Mr Freeman is not ready to write off his behemoths, he has probably written their obituary.
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The murder, which has garnered nationwide media attention, seems to have spurred action by the ridesharing behemoths.
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Salesforce, which is worth $54 billion, is an underdog compared to that tiny group of tech behemoths.
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That would gain HDFC admittance to a global elite now made up of American and Chinese behemoths.
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Meanwhile, there's growing pressure to reign in the power of data behemoths like Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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Mining behemoths BHP Group and Rio Tinto gave up 2.4% and 3%, respectively, weighing on the benchmark.
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BREAKING INTO THE WIRELESS MARKET: Telecommunications behemoths Comcast and Charter Communications announced a new wireless partnership Monday.
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When challenged by one another, these hulking behemoths of the tech sector more often fight than flee.
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Republican and democratic senators are reaching across the aisle to demand answers from three U.S. tech behemoths.
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But in recent years, worries about the tech behemoths have grown and become a top political flashpoint.
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Samsung and SK Hynix, South Korea's billion-dollar behemoths, are well able to comply with reasonable requirements.
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Meanwhile, employees at local tech behemoths like Twitter and Facebook have reported struggling to make ends meet.
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For startups and publicly traded behemoths, navigating the choppy waters of the cannabis industry has been challenging.
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No wonder only the corporate behemoths survive and become ever more dominant over our markets and culture.
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With 22014 lawyers, the firm is relatively small compared with behemoths like Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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Frustrated tech employees have also started to push for change inside tech behemoths like Amazon and Google.
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Jewel-encrusted behemoths, the nails are meticulously designed and impractical for all but the most delicate work.
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Many groups in Europe, however, are not ready to cede power to behemoths like Google and Facebook.
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In fact, Shell and Total — two oil behemoths — have already announced multibillion-dollar cuts to capital expenditure.
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Hopefully I've provided that opportunity for some of you with those behemoths at 17- and 54-Across.
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Though neither truck is in production yet, the conversation between these two behemoths is already heating up.
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The two technology behemoths are down about 5 percent each from their own previous record highs. Amazon.
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Mumbai's Art Deco structures are not as grand as Jazz Age behemoths like New York's Chrysler Building.
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The push into vehicles comes as Silicon Valley behemoths are looking for the next big computing platform.
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Few American tech executives followed them, and China's internet behemoths remain mostly focused on their home markets.
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The two tech and media behemoths control about 75 percent of the digital ad space, Sorrell said.
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There are very few release dates when they won't be facing the big behemoths from the studios.
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And the GOP continued to lose ground in two other nearby suburban behemoths, Chester and Bucks counties.
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I don't know how well the tech behemoths can someday build an engine or transmission at scale.
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Of course, spending in the low millions of dollars is not a big deal for tech behemoths.
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How would it compete with the behemoths that are Fortnite, PUBG, and its longtime rival Call of Duty?
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Agricultural behemoths such as Monsanto have been heavily criticized for such patents, but smaller outfits do it too.
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Perched in the middle of these massive cable and Internet behemoths is Roku—the little company that could.
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And all of these behemoths burn fossil fuel, contributing significantly to the warming atmosphere and shifting climate patterns.
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It also appears these behemoths can live to be 130 years old, new observations and modeling have shown.
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Part of it's definitely punching up, but part of it's like, even these behemoths are somewhat fucked up.
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The legal saga between tech behemoths Alphabet and Uber began with a bruising condemnation of Uber's former CEO.
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And it will change the power balance between the big industry behemoths such as Facebook, Google and Apple.
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In March, the French government introduced a digital tax aimed at internet behemoths like Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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The tipple that helped create the world's first brewing giants could yet undermine the beermaking behemoths of today.
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It's coming from the other side, too: Even automobile behemoths like Chrysler are getting in on the action.
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Pinduoduo lets buyers club together to get discounts, and has become an unlikely challenger to local internet behemoths.
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Today's American behemoths were formed by a dizzying series of deals in the decade before the financial crisis.
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Especially when you consider it's old-school consumer-electronics behemoths we're talking about, not some Google or Apple.
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Startups today are increasingly competing not with the slow technological behemoths of yesterday, but rather other successful startups.
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But is there any benefit to turning these 17-inch behemoths into something that thin and light too?
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Other business behemoths like Starbucks and McDonald's have also temporarily shuttered their stores in China as precautionary measures.
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After sitting out the shale revolution for years, these behemoths are bringing industrial scale operations to the basin.
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He does not see corporate behemoths as a deviation from the ideal of a land of small entrepreneurs.
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Now, thanks to a marketing boost from behemoths like Apple, Aetna and CVS, telemedicine might finally take off.
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In only 52 weeks, the average, peak-to-valley percentage change for these behemoths is close to 45%.
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Even Silicon Valley's biggest social media companies are now getting into artificial intelligence, as are other tech behemoths.
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Kniffen told CNBC he knows who this ruling will hurt—and it's not any of the industry behemoths.
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And in an era of sweeping consolidation, many smaller companies find themselves struggling to compete against multinational behemoths.
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Mining behemoths BHP Group and Rio Tinto declined 0.6% and 2.2%, respectively, while Fortescue Metals Group fell 0.6%.
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If you wanted the most of from your money, you wouldn't be reading about six-figure British behemoths.
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The U.S. telecom giant needs streaming assets to compete on a global stage against tech behemoths like Netflix.
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The senator's presidential campaign has posted a billboard in San Francisco touting her stance against the industry's behemoths.
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Is that enough for even corporate giants to shell out the dough for one of these computing behemoths?
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Although rivals currently dominate the robo advising space, investment behemoths Fidelity and BlackRock are expected to grow quickly.
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Notice how today's tech behemoths — Apple, Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook — offer a completely different outlook on the world.
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He then explains how they evolved over the next 50 million years into the behemoths we know today.
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"I want to look at the tech behemoths," he said, pointing to the charts of Microsoft and Apple.
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The business of analyzing data is fast becoming a battleground, with tech behemoths Alphabet Inc's Google and Amazon.
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That's one reason why many expect the industry behemoths to emerge from the pandemic in a strong position.
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Monsanto and fellow agro behemoths have also campaigned to open Mexico to the cultivation of genetically modified corn.
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In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, America had reined in the behemoths built by robber barons.
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And, lest it seem like a top-tier-only phenomenon, the behemoths at North Texas do it, too.
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Both companies have been around since 1979 but didn't become behemoths until the last 10 years or so.
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These artificial benefits bestowed on behemoths are made worse by barriers to entry heaped on the little guy.
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Being the behemoths of companies that they are, though, Wal-Mart and Amazon stand out above the rest.
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The de Blasio administration is cheering: last year's East Midtown upzoning was intended to produce just such behemoths.
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Digital behemoths are hardly alone among multinational corporations gaming competition between different tax regimes to minimise their bill.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. Over the years, livestream behemoths Boiler Room have welcomed all sorts.
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Google and Facebook weren't behemoths and social media hadn't led to election meddling, influencer culture, or mob violence, yet.
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And, most critically of all, will breaking up these tech behemoths have the desired effect on protecting individual privacy?
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Other cashed-up behemoths failed to take into account local tastes, got wrangled in legal issues, or simply flopped.
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Corporate, healthcare-providing behemoths — vertically integrated and aligned organisms that will crush the last of the smaller, independent competition.
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These companies are behemoths with virtually no competition, and they routinely act like it, because we're stuck with them.
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Both companies are behemoths used to getting their way in business dealings — and their face-off has been epic.
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What's more, startups bring fresh approaches and thinking, while hidebound behemoths stagnate in their old ways of doing things.
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It helped to pressure the government into introducing new ecommerce regulations in February that upset two American behemoths, Amazon.
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She found that the East Coast was stodgy, hierarchical, and centralized around large corporate behemoths like DEC and EMC.
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What we're watching: If reports of a supposed merger between ad tech behemoths Taboola and Outbrain come to fruition.
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We would build new companies in new ways, was the thinking, not like the amoral industrial behemoths of old.
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Animal spirits have abounded in capital markets this year, and Wall Street financial behemoths are raking in the cash.
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These behemoths hold enough juice for 15 electric cars and are meant to supplement areas with subpar charging networks.
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That said, family-owned companies that develop better food varieties can't necessarily be compared to profit-obsessed bioagricultural behemoths.
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Preventing and breaking up such corporate behemoths, in fact, was at the very center of the Democratic Party's agenda.
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And while you might expect tech behemoths like Google or Facebook to top the list, that isn't the case.
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FEW POLITICIANS are as ambitious about dismantling the tech behemoths as Elizabeth Warren, one of America's Democratic presidential contenders.
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And, it's the startup that's being lauded as potentially the UK's answer to American tech behemoths Facebook and Google.
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Powderly underestimated the power of the new corporate behemoths to respond violently to the slightest hint of labor organizing.
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The behemoths can use the ruling to argue against future attempts by governments to obtain communications beyond their borders.
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These spectral behemoths blend into the Saharan countryside and have been an icon of the African savannah since millennia.
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Once they identify a keeper, cash-rich firms—be they listed behemoths or multibillion-dollar unicorns—spare no expense.
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Take Roku and its streaming devices, which compete with ones sold by such tech behemoths as Apple and Amazon.
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Demands for lower prices from behemoths like Walmart and Amazon even hold down workers' wages at suppliers and contractors.
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"'Skull Island' has momentum, polish and behemoths that slither and thunder," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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So it makes a lot of sense that Oscar movies become a kind of counterbalance to the blockbuster behemoths.
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While tech behemoths are aggressively pursuing AI, Giannandrea says it is a space ripe with opportunity for individual entrepreneurs.
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If the behemoths' settlement over tipping was a concession on Apple's end, Tencent has budged on paywalls this time.
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Now behemoths including Google and Apple are shopping for large-scale spaces in central Seattle, according to Kidder Mathews.
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Europe has gone to war with other technology behemoths, like Facebook and Google, over privacy concerns in the past.
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Imagine if it advised food and beverage behemoths to stop selling the products that cause obesity and heart disease.
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The proposed hotel has about as many suites as Las Vegas behemoths like The Venetian, which boasts 237,2748 rooms.
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The sentiment comes at a time of strained relationships between Silicon Valley technology behemoths and the United States government.
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The firm represents companies, from insurance behemoths to tech giants, that seek to dig up dirt on their competitors.
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Technology's evolution of slim, sleek gadgetry is directly proportional to our appreciation for the computing behemoths of yonder years.
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Spoke represents a cadre of pop-surrealists, lowbrow painters, and art Instagram behemoths like Joan Cornella and Tracie Ching.
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French officials said they wanted U.S. tech behemoths, such as Facebook and Alphabet's Google, to sign up to the initiative.
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Thanks to the internet and behemoths like Amazon and FreshDirect, buying food, shoes, diapers and televisions has never been easier.
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With portability, "startups will be able to compete on equal term with the big behemoths," he said in a statement.
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Behemoths tend to have thunderous and sharply-angled serves, which is the most important shot, especially on pacey hard courts.
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Such behemoths were able to turn into today's sleek machines because, at every stage of the journey, they were useful.
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Why it matters: Regional hospital systems merging into super-regional behemoths has been the trend for the past several years.
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GMG has competed against behemoths in the media marketplace with flair, boldness and sweat — and the money we made ourselves.
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Although British law firms have offices there, they may have to expand in order to compete against the American behemoths.
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This is how companies like Google started in a garage and then become global behemoths in just a few years.
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These Chrome OS-powered behemoths are highly secure — and capable — even if they're the underdog in the operating system space.
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It helped to pressure the government into introducing new e-commerce regulations in February that upset two American behemoths, Amazon.
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You may be surprised to learn that companies beyond tech behemoths like Amazon or Google are interested in big data.
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It was the first time three of the 100,000-ton behemoths sailed together in the Western Pacific in a decade.
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She&aposs critical of both major political parties, and especially critical of the corporate behemoths that dominate the Seattle area.
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Making early bets on behemoths that fill overlooked niches in the health-care market is key to J&J's strategy.
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England's cultural behemoths, from the Beatles to the Sex Pistols, emerged draped in Union Jacks rather than St. George's flags.
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Salted among those behemoths are lower-cost entries from Warner's New Line Cinema unit, like "Annabelle 2," a horror movie.
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Factories, especially steel mills, became the behemoths of the book's title, consolidations of equipment and labor on a massive scale.
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The conservative commentator was kicked off YouTube, Spotify, Facebook, Pinterest and other tech behemoths this week for violating community guidelines.
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It is a challenge to how the funds are becoming the dominant charitable behemoths in the United States, experts say.
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We started with the sculpture park, weaving in and out of modernist behemoths that belonged in LACMA, not someone's backyard.
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A bountiful bevy of behemoths, shimmying and gyrating for your entertainment, easily glimpsed from any cliff top along the shore.
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The new corporate behemoths have been very good for their executives and largest shareholders — and bad for almost everyone else.
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Another appealing quality of China's tech behemoths is that they're set to pay more dividends in the future, he predicted.
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Traditional energy behemoths are forecasting increasing demands from governments, consumers and investors that they help find solutions for climate change.
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The old Toys "R" Us stores were 40,000-square-foot behemoths with merchandise stacked on endless rows of metal shelves.
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Meanwhile, white-collar employees at local tech behemoths like Twitter and Facebook have also reported struggling to make ends meet.
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But KitchenAid snags the third spot, beating out tech behemoths like Apple (which ranked fourth) and Google (which ranked fifth).
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It'll involve big questions about the morality of the business models that turned these start-ups into money-printing behemoths.
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He is proud of the "world-class" engines that he produces: 95-litre behemoths powerful enough to pull a cargo train.
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The two beer behemoths were among the first international entrants into China in the 1990s and initially teamed with local brewers.
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Industry behemoths such as Apple, Samsung Electronics and Intel have already warned of weaker demand for electronic devices in the country.
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Live-action anime tends to cram too many plot points or too much fan service into visually stunning but bloated behemoths.
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In other words, all of the hooks that help make modern shooter behemoths like Call of Duty so appealing are absent.
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CBS and Viacom are actively looking for scale to better compete with behemoths Netflix, Amazon, Comcast, Disney and AT&T's WarnerMedia.
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In recent years, China's internet behemoths have upped the ante in how goods move around as they look offline for growth.
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In fact, the competition from the tech sector is hitting category after category and not just from the behemoths like Amazon.
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Miners slipped 22.7 percent, with mining behemoths BHP Group Ltd and Rio Tinto Ltd falling 21.6 percent and 0.8 percent, respectively.
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Lagrange anticipates the end game being a barbelled industry structure characterized by a few global behemoths and some small niche players.
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The broadband behemoths defended themselves on social media after the House and Senate voted to roll back the FCC's privacy protections.
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Thursday marks the busiest day for earnings, and results from three tech behemoths could cause a major shift in market cap.
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Laptops should be getting thinner and lighter while performance increases, not going in reverse and bulking up into 12-pound behemoths.
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It is the first time three of the 100,000-ton behemoths have sailed together in the Western Pacific in a decade.
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Stranger Things is one of the few blockbuster behemoths that manages to live up to the original iteration with its sequel.
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Calls have been mounting for antitrust action against the new tech behemoths—not only Facebook, but also Amazon, Google, and others.
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If we can't hold these behemoths accountable in court, they have no incentive to stop the bullshit happening on their watch.
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AT&T, like Verizon, are interested in pivoting from stodgy, turf-protecting telecom operators to sexy new Millennial-focused advertising behemoths.
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Having access to higher quality crude also meant they could compete with the state-owned behemoths on a more equal footing.
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Supporters of the bill argued that stricter copyright laws would give content creators more leverage against internet behemoths such as Google.
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Anybody curious about the inner workings of unglamorous behemoths like Amazon or the ailing Barnes & Noble will have to look elsewhere.
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In 21990, Google, Apple, and Amazon were all planting seeds that would grow them into the tech behemoths we know today.
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The 20th century was hard on the concrete behemoths, with obscuring foliage and plants growing through the cracks in the ichthyosaur.
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He noted that CVS Health and Aetna were already industry behemoths that had had ample opportunity to improve conditions for patients.
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Now TV is a minnow compared with behemoths like Netflix, which added more subscribers last year than Sky had over all.
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Silicon Valley loves wickedly smart artificial intelligence teams and new developer platforms from behemoths (Facebook and Microsoft) and darlings (Slack) alike.
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The resulting behemoths have then taken advantage of their newfound scale, as well as globalization and digital technology, to grow further.
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The title refers to employees of a company in the Philippines who moderate content for internet behemoths like Google and Twitter.
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Those concrete and steel behemoths that mark the Polish landscape have long been reviled and rejected for their associations with Communism.
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America&aposs favorite burger: it&aposs an honor that burger behemoths Five Guys and In-N-Out have long battled for.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger resigned from Apple's board of directors this week amidst a streaming war between the two tech behemoths.
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Like other brick-and-mortar stores, the company has had to cope with fierce competition from e-commerce behemoths like Amazon.
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Even doctors unfazed by patients going elsewhere at night or on weekends are nervous about the entry of the corporate behemoths.
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But the question remains whether her tiny agency is able — or willing — to stand up to tech behemoths of Silicon Valley.
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The technology world is scrutinizing Snap as an indicator of whether smaller social media companies can compete with behemoths like Facebook.
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Funded in a variety of ways that include bootstrapping entrepreneurs and corporate behemoths like Google, these spaces all perform vital functions.
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This includes teachers and nurses, but also stirrings within media organizations, universities and high-tech behemoths such as Google and Amazon.
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This will only exacerbate tensions between the Middle East's two behemoths, who are already battling it out in Syria and Yemen.
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Red tape related to tax, shipping and payments proved too much hassle for foreign behemoths to bother with, says Mr Summers.
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It's an absolute land grab by Amazon and Google, two tech behemoths who are leading the way in artificial intelligence (AI).
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The retailers have argued that, together, they get scale, which is increasingly important to compete with behemoths like Walmart and Amazon.
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Datadog counts companies such as Biogen, Comcast , Deloitte and Twitter among its customers and competes with industry behemoths such as Amazon.
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Well, it's roughly what happened in Quebec in 1984, 1993, 2011 and 2015; four different parties transformed instantly into electoral behemoths.
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But with screen time, there has been a concerted effort on the part of Silicon Valley behemoths to confuse the public.
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The digital ad industry in the US has been growing steadily for years, primarily thanks to two behemoths: Facebook and Google.
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To see which tech behemoths are willing to put their reputation at risk in order to work toward a more inclusive workforce.
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Most notably, the newest crop of huge trucks offer 360-degree cameras and self-parking systems to help drivers manage the behemoths.
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Whole industries that once dominated the planet are just a figment in memory's eye, while new industries quietly grow into massive behemoths.
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In business, Silicon Valley behemoths, including Facebook and Uber, grew yet more powerful, reflecting a general trend in American business in general.
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And in our current moment, where some tech behemoths are grappling with the unforeseen consequences of their creations, it's something worth interrogating.
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A final problem is that governments from Europe to India sense that it is good politics to hammer digital behemoths right now.
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But the Target Margin Theater, known for radically reinventing classic behemoths, is not about to be daunted by a little excess weight.
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And it's almost impossible to compete with industry behemoths like American and United, even as they continue to bungle interactions with passengers.
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It might also make you more anxious about visiting a chicken coop than an island theme park full of genetically-engineered behemoths.
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The figures showed that Aramco was the most profitable company in the world, surpassing U.S. behemoths such as Apple and Exxon Mobil.
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After that, as far as customs are concerned, the behemoths that set off from Felixstowe docks will be sailing into the unknown.
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I grew up in a family from Sofia, Bulgaria and Yerevan, Armenia; I've heard my fair share of complaints about these behemoths.
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In this rarefied circle, overall pay jumped 140 percent versus a 5 percent drop for the typical employee at these corporate behemoths.
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The recent streak of fast-fashion behemoths shamelessly cribbing the work of indie designers and artists shows no signs of waning, unfortunately.
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At $85bn, the combined value of the two firms would be in the ranks of industry behemoths such as Bayer and GlaxoSmithKline.
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Fast forward to 2016, and he's worked with pop behemoths like Beyonce, Jay Z, Wretch 32, Aloe Blacc, and Mary J Blige.
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Which 20 venture capitalists — the investors who unearth the tiny start-ups that turn into tomorrow's behemoths — are on the winningest streaks?
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Before that, he worked as an executive at ArcSight, a company that is one of the incumbent behemoths in security information management.
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Even online behemoths like Zappos have made their live call centers a cornerstone of their business (their parent company, Amazon, less so).
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For social media behemoths like Facebook to address the issue of election integrity, providing a touch of transparency is only the start.
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If the Trump administration just snaps on tariffs and gives these behemoths free rein, the benefits will be hindered by the costs.
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Clay Magouyrk, an Oracle senior vice president, says the tech behemoths remain competitors, but the alliance simply makes so much business sense.
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He and his brother are tobacco magnates, behemoths of a corrupt industry, and I've received a contract to eliminate one of them.
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But as they've grown from dorm-room startups into media behemoths ... they haven't acknowledged that that kind of power comes with responsibility.
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Riding the momentum of the EU victory, the NMA is hoping to get U.S. authorities to take action against the internet behemoths.
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Participants range from up-and-comers to behemoths like David Yurman and Fred Leighton, and events will include panels and studio tours.
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It's nice that a startup does phones, though, instead of these big ... We're going to see two behemoths come out with phones.
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In fact, Chinese apps from internet behemoths like Tencent and Baidu are slowly catching up to Facebook's hold on the app world.
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The rest would be dispersed among other online ad behemoths, and maybe there would be some pennies left over for news publications.
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The firm had also spent as much as $100 million building cases and assembling plaintiffs to battle corporate behemoths and their lawyers.
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Broadleaf owns shares of all four tech behemoths, according to the firm's most recent regulatory filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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These 21 venture capitalists – the investors who unearth the tiny start-ups that turn into tomorrow's behemoths – are on the winningest streaks.
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But as they've grown from dorm room startups into media behemoths ... they haven't acknowledged that that kind of power comes with responsibility.
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Mining behemoths BHP Group and Rio Tinto slipped 0.4% and 1%, respectively, after gaining for six out of the last seven sessions.
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Despite five sacks and 11 knockdowns, he was unfazed, actively stepping into behemoths Vita Vea and Ndamukong Suh to throw at times.
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England is ranked third in the world; its domestic league is booming, flush with investment from the behemoths of the Premier League.
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They also include gigantic Emmy behemoths like Game of Thrones, and would-be awards monsters that eventually fizzled out, like Boardwalk Empire.
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It is also rolling out partnerships with the tech behemoths, from a trial with Amazon's Alexa to programmes with the major fitness trackers.
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What's more, both Tag and Superfly struggled at the box office because they opened opposite Incredibles 2, one of the summer's biggest behemoths.
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Scientists generally detect black holes based on the fact that the behemoths rip up nearby stuff, creating a disk of light-emitting gas.
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Firms ranging from startups such as Feedzai (for payments) or Shift Technology (for insurance) to behemoths such as IBM are offering such services.
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We're about to see two entertainment behemoths come together, as The Walt Disney Company and 21st Century Fox have officially announced a deal.
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As industry behemoths undergo this technological evolution, they should look to developing similarly resourceful and nimble training practices to develop their existing talent.
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And he witnessed the way it disrupted the business models of traditional tech behemoths, like SAP, which he led for nearly a decade.
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As a result, it's also Alienware's thinnest and lightest gaming laptop ever, and it stands out from the rest of the brand's behemoths.
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Behemoths including BlackRock, J.P. Morgan Asset Management and Standard Life have joined, and are voting against boards that fail to appoint more women.
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Meanwhile, transportation behemoths Lyft and Uber have both staked their claim in the electric scooter space, both deploying them in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Kodak is attempting to make a splash in an increasingly saturated smartphone market against behemoths of the industry including Samsung, Apple and Huawei.
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If any of those deals had been blocked, Mr. Reback argues, behemoths like Google and Facebook might today be facing more concerted competition.
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Its contemporaries all still exist in one form or another, as do behemoths Facebook and Reddit, which were founded around the same time.
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Both retail behemoths are using their massive customer bases and troves of shopper data to develop private products that can dominate the market.
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Snap's trying and succeeding in growing modestly, but put next to the behemoths that are Facebook and Instagram, the company isn't faring well.
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Concrete may have facilitated the Brutalist behemoths of the 20th century, but it also allowed visionary artists to make their goliath dreams reality.
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According to Goldman Sachs, Citi has the biggest exposure to energy firms among banking behemoths, at a modest 3.3% of its loan book.
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Yang claims the tax, aimed at corporate behemoths such as Amazon and Google, could help generate $800 billion in revenue for the country.
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That price appreciation is great news for web behemoths like Alphabet and Facebook, which control the lion's share of the digital advertising market.
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Armed with their massive war chests, drug manufacturers, big-box retailers and information technology behemoths are racing to expand their businesses to India.
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Lyft's market debut offers something of a gut check for Uber, Slack and Pinterest — all tech behemoths set to go public this year.
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Mining behemoths BHP Group and Rio Tinto Ltd , which have driven most of the benchmark's gains this year, firmed 0.6% and 0.2%, respectively.
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Target, one of the retail behemoths in Emeryville, has in the past month installed self-service checkouts, perhaps because of higher labour costs.
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Those include messaging service WhatsApp and image sharing app Instagram, both of which have since grown into social behemoths in their own right.
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Megu The area just north of the meatpacking district has become a magnet for Asian behemoths like Tao and Buddakan, and now Megu.
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Among companies in general — not those just limited to the behemoths in the S&P 500 — the CEO wage gap actually favors men.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has spotted smaller galaxies from the early universe, but none are growing fast enough to become these early behemoths.
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For shaving behemoths like Gillette, it is the first skirmish in the coming guerrilla war for men's faces, not to mention other parts.
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Home to tech behemoths like Google, Microsoft, IBM and Apple, the United States is where the bulk of A.I. innovation has taken place.
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It would mean the Volcker rule would continue to burden not just Wall Street behemoths but hundreds of traditional banks serving their communities.
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Suddenly just about everything that a French citizen buys, reads, watches or listens to flows in some way or another through these behemoths.
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So offering competitive salaries that allow employees to live comfortably can be a struggle for companies that aren't behemoths like Google or Facebook.
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Third, there's exploding growth in automotive end-market usage, as autonomous vehicle (AV) investments from tech behemoths show no sign of slowing down.
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HBC has embarked on a mission to boost flagging sales as the company combats market share erosion by e-commerce behemoths including Amazon.
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Heritage and AEI are behemoths, spending $230 million and $47 million respectively in 2015 (the last year for which federal data is available).
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As the tech behemoths intrude more deeply into daily life and our very minds, they will become a defining issue in American politics.
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To many, the company, and other e-commerce behemoths, are often thought of as job killers, since they're so closely associated with automation.
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Josh Hawley continue to push baseless conspiracy theories about Republicans being victimized by left-wing bias among the social media and tech behemoths.
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High-riding S.U.V.s resist the wind more, which decreases economy (and hurts handling), as does the additional weight of these big-tired behemoths.
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It's a space dominated by behemoths like Fortnite, PUBG, and Apex Legends, but Davis thought there was enough room to try something different.
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The country's large state-run telecom operators and its internet behemoths, including Alibaba and Tencent, are moving in, to build massive server farms.
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CEO Reed Hastings added on Tuesday that building a meaningful advertising business would require challenging online-ad behemoths like Google, Facebook, and Amazon.
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The demagogues and bobblehead behemoths dominating public life inspire in all of us a degree of soul-searching, an examination of core values.
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Hospitals and drug companies, for example, are tapping former officials from IBM, Microsoft, and other tech behemoths to lead their digital overhaul efforts.
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It's how both companies managed to worm their way into so many of our lives and become multibillion-dollar behemoths in the process.
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Kickstarter's website says it has about 146 employees, making it a relatively smaller player compared to the tech behemoths that dominate Silicon Valley.
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This isn't Detroit circa a century ago, when hundreds of auto manufacturers and related companies eventually combined into a handful of today's behemoths.
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Yet as many of her similarly situated peers have faltered, she has endured as one of the last pop behemoths of her kind.
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Weighing just under 21 pounds each, the SpaceX satellites are also much smaller than some of the multi-ton behemoths currently in service.
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But on Wednesday, after reviewing the most recent earnings reports from biotechnology behemoths AbbVie and Biogen, the "Mad Money " host changed his tune.
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Some analysts expect the announcement to trigger other deals as brands fight to compete in a world of behemoths like LVMH and Richemont.
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So while shifting weather may favor the growth of the German wine sector, laws will keep it much smaller than the European behemoths.
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Kuzma and James are teammates now, and Kuzma is experiencing the unique challenges that come with playing alongside one of the game's behemoths.
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They are sports that bring in little in the way of money or notoriety or attention compared with the behemoths, football and basketball.
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A partnership between federal agencies and private internet behemoths — to better understand and more quickly dismantle the anti-vaccine movement — also would help.
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Apple (AAPL) is calling for the introduction of a "comprehensive federal privacy law " in the U.S. In a thinly-veiled message to tech behemoths.
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Their 2011 release, Transformation, received a lot of international press and attention, eventually landing them a deal with metal industry behemoths Century Media Records.
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Friday morning, Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) vowed that, if elected president in 2020, she would break up tech behemoths like Amazon, Facebook, and Google.
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The retail and marketplace behemoths first launched their partnership in 2017 with Amazon kiosks in 10 locations around the Los Angeles and Chicago areas.
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The Seattle area hosts such behemoths as Microsoft, Amazon and Boeing; Vancouver's biggest tech company is Telus, which provides telecoms services mainly in Canada.
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Most were super-futuristic silver and white behemoths, like how I anticipate we'll be serving veal in 2050 when we all live in space.
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Some of the potentially toxic products evaluated by EWG were manufactured by cosmetics behemoths such as L'Oreal, which owns hair brand Dark and Lovely.
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But for the behemoths known as the Nexus 6 (our demo unit) and the slightly less gargantuan 6p, it could be a worthwhile feature.
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More controversially, Mr Altmaier wants to loosen antitrust rules and protect "national champions" from foreign takeovers, so that they can compete with Chinese behemoths.
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In 2011, though, they invited Garrett McNamara, a professional big-wave exponent from Hawaii, to come and try the behemoths that broke further out.
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One important element of China's state sector plan has been merging the giant state behemoths, in an attempt to create large, globally competitive conglomerates.
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The tax practices of these corporate behemoths cost Americans an estimated $111 billion per year and cost developing countries another $100 billion a year.
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And when you're shopping for your next car, automotive behemoths will be working alongside governments to try to pull you toward an electric option.
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Illustration: Mark WittonTitanosaurs were the giants of the giants—four-legged behemoths that stomped around Cretaceous South America and Africa 100 million years ago.
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Even when standing directly beneath these behemoths, it wasn't clear how they were controlled—the white dishes seemed to twist and pivot without warning.
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In the 1970s, oil behemoths, then kings of the corporate world, bought up department stores, beef canners and even the Barnum and Bailey Circus.
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The organization found that behemoths such as Apple, General Electric, Microsoft and Google engage in tax havens that costs the U.S. $203 billion annually.
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These behemoths, which may be up to 30 metres (100 feet) high, can badly damage, and even sink, all but the largest merchant vessels.
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Today billions of people voluntarily carry around their own private "hidden persuaders" that allow global behemoths to monitor their behaviour and influence their choices.
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That total includes tech sector behemoths such as Alibaba (currently worth US$453bn), rival JD.com (US$22018bn) and internet search engine Baidu (US$250.42bn).
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, has made breaking up the tech giants and other corporate behemoths a prominent part of her presidential campaign.
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The only ones who stand to gain from the repeal are the behemoths that benefit by placing more boundaries and restrictions on unfettered competition.
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Barr said he was keen to learn about how tech's "huge behemoths" reached their current size and used "network effects" to reinforce their dominance.
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Dowd, who has lived in the same housing development since 1989, keeps a plot in the community garden: a mulchy oasis amid brick behemoths.
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Democratic candidates have also tried to woo voters attracted to Trump's populist rhetoric with policies meant to rein in corporate behemoths and unpopular industries.
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In other words, one of these ten-kilogram behemoths can pump out 1.5 kilos of caviar—a motherload that can easily fetch five figures.
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How could this movie possibly succeed, especially in an era when our relationship to online behemoths like Facebook and Amazon shifts by the day?
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"If someone wants to get serious about debt, come talk to me about entitlements," he explains, pointing toward the Social Security and Medicare behemoths.
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The regulatory path, however, looks smooth despite potential protests from Democratic lawmakers, who worry that the creation of more financial behemoths increases systemic risks.
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Taking work wherever he could find it, Mosser also started buying up cast-iron molds and used equipment from the behemoths closing around him.
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Under the proposal, only a few top-tier behemoths like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America would still be subject to the toughest rules.
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Mr. Barr, however, will find that those "huge behemoths" will continue to dominate, because, in part, the administration's chief antitrust enforcer is their champion.
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American lawmakers increasingly worry about the expanding power of technology behemoths and, in particular, the role they may have played in the 2016 election.
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Mr. Monroe said the goal was not just to ditch big carbon-belchers and fossil-fuel behemoths but also to identify better-run companies.
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It would also have the power to squeeze costs down in a way it never could working with behemoths such as FedEx and UPS.
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By including this line in its community guidelines TikTok appears to be setting itself apart from older Silicon Valley behemoths like Facebook and YouTube.
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Those 14 states, which include delegate behemoths like California and Texas, will dole out roughly 1/3 of ALL available delegates in the race.
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Varsity tells us they've been in talks with Netflix since this little headbutt -- and apparently, the two behemoths have already discussed working together again.
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Apple's lawyers at Latham & Watkins argued at the Supreme Court that such a holding could affect electronic marketplace behemoths like Amazon, eBay and Facebook.
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The building seemed to warm its patch of a frozen National Mall, alongside the chilly phalanx of gray stone behemoths, nearly all classically designed.
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The shift suggested that organizers of the award are conscious of an ever more volatile retail climate for small fashion brands and behemoths alike.
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After Denmark determined that tech behemoths now have as much power as many governments — if not more — Mr. Klynge was sent to Silicon Valley.
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Located on vibrant Collins Avenue, the demure Kimpton Surfcomber is flanked by South Beach behemoths like the SLS, the Ritz Carlton, and the Delano.
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From app developers to tech behemoths such as Google and Facebook, companies have spent years working to make consumer technology as addictive as possible.
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He pivoted to focus on its in-home advising service, building a health-care technology business and growing partnerships with tech behemoths including Amazon.
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Another View There is a growing drumbeat that the five leading tech behemoths have turned into dangerous monopolies that stifle innovation and harm consumers.
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As these technology firms have become corporate behemoths, their concerns over government regulatory policy have intensified — on issues including privacy, taxation, automation and antitrust.
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Pressure from free trading apps, namely Robinhood, and fresh efforts from behemoths like JPMorgan Chase have sparked a race to the bottom on fees.
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This May, Amazon cracked the top 10 of the Fortune 500 list, alongside corporate behemoths Apple, Berkshire Hathaway, Exxon Mobil and, of course, Walmart.
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Such parity every year tends to infiltrate the tournament, minimizing the gap between mid-major darlings like Belmont and Big 10 behemoths like Maryland.
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Both Waze and the ride-sharing behemoths are testing the waters of private transportation patterns and behavior ahead of the arrival of autonomous cars.
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Now, of course, we have Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, Amazon and a host of other behemoths that have significantly evolved into digital-first media companies themselves.
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Some banks, such as Credit Suisse and Deutsche, have cut back so much in recent years that challenging the Wall Street behemoths again seems impossible.
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American tech companies surpassed behemoths often thought of as stubborn mainstays in the top rungs of the public market, like Berkshire Hathaway and Exxon Mobil.
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And, in a thinly-veiled message to tech behemoths stateside, Cook insisted U.S.-based companies had no need to fear more stringent privacy regulation laws.
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The average weight of these behemoths was 76 tons, or 152,000 pounds, which is nearly the weight of the Space Shuttle, or 153 African elephants.
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Physicists think they've got new a way to help tell the full story of these colliding behemoths: by the way they spin into one another.
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The department store operator has been shuttering underperforming shops to cut costs and stay competitive among discount brands and e-commerce behemoths such as Amazon.
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"I don't think big is necessarily bad, but I think a lot of people wonder [how] these big behemoths have taken shape in Silicon Valley."
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This is a proud day for drivers who organized with the Guild for years, taking on Silicon Valley behemoths, to win this historic pay protection.
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The argument went that only these behemoths had the resources to invest in research and development, which would lead to higher productivity and living standards.
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It knows that it can make popular content for iOS and Android but when games cost $4.99 how can it sell $59.99 open world behemoths?
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If AT&T Inc's purchase of Time Warner Inc succeeds it will allow the "resulting behemoths" to "unfairly discriminate" against smaller distributors, one document stated.
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The first type are insurance behemoths like UnitedHealth, a well-known carrier that has sold in dozens of Obamacare markets over the past two years.
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The model means shopping guides like SMZDM rely overwhelmingly on shopping portals for success and are susceptible to the changes at the e-commerce behemoths.
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In the tech world, this is a common move, because founders are not always the best suited to take their companies from startups to behemoths.
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Even amongst behemoths like Adobe, which pulled in $2.29 billion in revenue in Q3 alone, InVision has provided products that can both complement and compete.
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These storms are awesome to behold, transforming from small splotches of cloud cover to fully formed, comma-shaped behemoths in as little as 24 hours.
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There, Stalinist skyscrapers, behemoths and monuments were built to dominate the surrounding cityscape, to change the course of history and recenter the site of power.
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But while Curry has physically matured since his days at Davidson — Golden State lists him at 6-3, 185 pounds — he still wrestles with behemoths.
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Interest in Hypermarcas from foreign pharmaceutical behemoths comes after Brazil's largest listed drug producer spent the past two years focusing on over-the-counter medicines.
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The new entity, valued at $66bn, will be small compared with the behemoths formed before the crisis, but vast compared with the mergers that followed.
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Suddenly, what was supposed to be a straightforward government bid process morphed into a bitter legal showdown involving the Pentagon and two rival tech behemoths.
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Ultimately, the three-part model employed by Comcast is just one system that other corporate behemoths, and smaller companies alike, can use to drive innovation.
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It's a TV made by a small smartphone company that started in 2013 that has managed to compete seriously against behemoths like Apple and Samsung.
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On the other hand, there are behemoths like "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," which takes up 13.4GB — nearly half the Switch's space.
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The same can't necessarily be said of the bow of the S.S. Enclave, but it's still a sharp looker in a segment rife with behemoths.
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It's not easy for two tech behemoths, born in the earliest days of the IT industry — one analyst compared the two companies to dancing elephants.
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Saving people's data — and then constantly re-examining it to create new products and advertising — is the engine that supports behemoths like Google and Facebook.
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You guys are on there, you're very small compared to the behemoths, the Disney/Fox thing just got much bigger than it did last year.
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Imagine how different our politics could be if even some Republicans — à la T.R. — occasionally took the side of the little guy against corporate behemoths.
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But a report for the British government on Wednesday proposed a smarter way to tackle the dominance of behemoths such as Facebook, Google and Amazon.
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Other financial-services behemoths, like Fidelity and Vanguard, also offer DAFs overseeing billions of dollars and earn fees off of the assets parked with them.
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Not only is it going up against behemoths like League of Legends and Call of Duty, but it's also not the only professional CS:GO circuit.
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That has far-reaching implications for many industries — but especially for tech behemoths like Google, Facebook and Apple that have bet big on artificial intelligence.
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Tuesday's event will likely feature more scrutiny of Sanders as he gains traction in the Palmetto State as well as upcoming behemoths California and Texas.
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That means these news consumers are increasingly influenced by digital behemoths whose methods for news referrals are mysterious and for which there is little accountability.
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Sex trafficking Perhaps the most imminent headache for the tech behemoths is an anti-sex trafficking bill that has garnered bipartisan support in the Senate.
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HBO is a key part of the telecom company's strategy to take on other entertainment behemoths, including Netflix (NFLX) and Disney's (DIS) forthcoming streaming service.
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But can smaller upstarts like White Claw stay at the top of the hard seltzer market for long with behemoths like Budweiser in hot pursuit?
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The two tech behemoths, worth a combined $1 trillion, have spent more than $10 billion on retail-focused deals since the start of last year.
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A new, more surgical approach to antitrust regulation could finally make it easier for Alphabet-owned Google and Facebook's rivals to compete with these behemoths.
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More and more private equity firms, including behemoths such as KKR and the Blackstone Group, have started impact investing funds, driven by demand from investors.
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Technology stocks led the rally, with gains in behemoths such as Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet lifting the S&P tech index to a record high.
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If airlines choose planes that are too big, they risk owning multimillion-dollar behemoths that are expensive to fly and tough to fill with passengers.
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Actively focused firms like Aberdeen and Standard Life are facing increased competition from behemoths like the Vanguard Group and BlackRock that specialize in index funds.
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They will be competing with grass-roots fund-raising behemoths, some of whom have millions left over from past campaigns and expansive lists of supporters.
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It might seem like a cruel irony that the immediate beneficiaries of the Microsoft antitrust case—namely, Google, Facebook and Amazon—have now become behemoths themselves.
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As we've previously written, it's part of a larger dynamic favoring "superstar" countries and companies, too — behemoths that appear positioned to dominate the future global economy.
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The big picture: The money flowing in from last-minute shoppers is expected to be a win for retail stores — not just online behemoths like Amazon.
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No one seems to be thinking about what could happen if these behemoths decide it's against their interests to have all these barnacles on their flanks.
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He pivoted the company to focus on its in-home advising service, technology as a health-care business and growing partnerships with tech behemoths including Amazon.
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Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, decided this week to not remove Jones and Infowars from the platform, making it an outlier among other tech behemoths.
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For insurance behemoths pulling in billions, or hundreds of billions, in revenue, fraud that sucks away mere millions is not even a rounding error, he said.
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Apple's rumored, upcoming 26-inch smartphone might be small compared to today's flagship behemoths, but it won't lack power — at least according to a new rumor.
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Behind the behemoths were a host of smaller companies (each pretty large), such as Salesforce and Nvidia, each up more than 100 percent for the year.
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Like all consumer behemoths, the maker of Gillette razors and Pamper's diapers has had to contend with smaller, more nimble rivals like subscription razor club Harry's.
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But Uber differs from tech's other behemoths in that — unlike Google, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, and other companies of its size — it is still privately held.
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Tech behemoths Google, Facebook and Amazon are feeling the heat from the far-left and the far-right, and even the center is starting to fold.
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Further disappointments included Raiffeisen of Austria, the third-worst performer in the test with a 6.1% capital ratio, and two German behemoths, Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank.
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Technology stocks led the rally, with gains in behemoths such as Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet lifting the S&P tech index to a record intraday high.
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The director, auspiciously, is Simon Godwin, who wrestled behemoths by Shaw ("Man and Superman") and O'Neill ("Strange Interlude") into compulsively watchable shape for London's National Theater.
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They evoke both the fictional runaway machine of the 1968 movie "2001: A Space Odyssey" and the actual data-gathering behemoths of the National Security Agency.
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On the one hand, I was staunchly opposed to many of the business practices that made these companies into the globe-striding behemoths they are today.
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Separately, if AT&T Inc's purchase of Time Warner Inc succeeds, it would allow the "resulting behemoths" to "unfairly discriminate" against smaller distributors, one document stated.
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The quandary of what to do with whale corpses has troubled coastal populations for decades, and has inspired some novel methods for disposing of the behemoths.
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Handled by transportation consultancy group Fehr & Peers, Uber and Lyft's report analyzed data from the ride-share behemoths, alongside data from federal, state, and local agencies.
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Beyond the collection of our children's education-related data, we don't want industry behemoths to profile our children and target them with advertisements and shady content.
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It might seem like a cruel irony that the immediate beneficiaries of the Microsoft antitrust case — namely, Google, Facebook and Amazon — have now become behemoths themselves.
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These operators, from small companies to behemoths like Chevron and ConocoPhillips, have streamlined operations and can make money at far lower prices than in previous years.
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Now that our lives are dominated by these giants, we see them as greedy exploiters of personal data and anticompetitive behemoths who have generally degraded society.
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Over the course of her recruitment career, Smith has placed countless executives in corporate behemoths that include Sprint, Morgan Stanley, Verizon, Facebook, Blackstone, Accenture, and Brightstar.
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Moreover, France and Germany both want the European Union to develop a more integrated and mature defence industry, capable of holding its own against American behemoths.
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These private behemoths join 20103 countries — the United Kingdom, the Marshall Islands, Costa Rica, Sweden — and more than 100 cities that have set similar climate goals.
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Three other tech behemoths have crossed the $1 trillion mark, including Microsoft, Apple and Amazon, though the latter now holds a market cap of $937.7 billion.
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Microsoft was up 220 percent at $2979 in premarket trading after its results handily beat expectations, ahead of a raft of earnings from other tech behemoths.
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Using data from Factset, CNBC took a look by decade to find out which of Corporate America's behemoths have given the most back to their shareholders.
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Banks are faced with more competitive disruption from tech behemoths than financial technology (fintech) start-ups, according to a report by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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The deal between RWE and E.ON has lifted European stocks this week, as the two behemoths restructured their firms to adjust to the current political climate.
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Last week, low-calorie ice cream brand Halo Top became the #23 seller of pints in grocery stores, beating out behemoths Ben & Jerry's and Häagen-Dazs.
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"I think a lot of people wonder how such huge behemoths that now exist in Silicon Valley have taken shape under the nose of the antitrust enforcers."
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"Now he's focusing on doubling his revenues in five or six years," Baron told CNBC, saying it's not easy when competing with sports behemoths Nike and Adidas.
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The world's two biggest economies could impose tariffs on all goods shipped between the two behemoths if they don't clinch a final deal in the coming months.
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The device was very similar to the grey, brick-sized behemoths our parents used way back when, and it weighed a hulking two-and-a-half pounds.
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Go deeper: Globally, outsized firms are wreaking havoc with workers In a market bloodbath, questions about behemoths The large parts of America left behind by today's economy
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Companies such as Facebook and Twitter are behemoths in social media, which exposes them to potential claims that they hold a monopoly on particular forms of communication.
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A worst-case scenario is these powerful behemoths lock their legacy products into our lives, while deploying their wealth to crush competitors and influence regulators and politicians.
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Last month Osram, a struggling maker of lights, said it is fully behind a €3.4bn takeover bid from Bain Capital and Carlyle, two American buy-out behemoths.
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By looking at closer, and therefore younger, clusters and comparing them with more distant, older ones, the telescope will permit physicists to study how these behemoths evolved.
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It's a heartening first step toward increasing the political engagement of tech workers, which will be necessary if they will ever truly reign in these tech behemoths.
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Or at least the highest reviewed on the likes of Zappos, Amazon, and all the other go-to review-weighted retail behemoths we've come to rely on.
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Therein lies the first challenge: the nimbleness that allows startups to function in the fast-paced twenty-first century is seen as instability by the automotive behemoths.
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In January, Pritchard threatened to boycott spending with the digital ad behemoths (Google, Facebook, major ad networks etc.) unless they worked to make the system more transparent.
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Aviation enthusiasts yearning for ultra-fast, ultra-sleek intercontinental transportation—rather than 18-hour flights on stuffed-to-the gills widebody behemoths—might finally get their wish.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, notably called for the reversal of Facebook's mergers earlier this year while advocating for breaking up the tech behemoths.
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Of all the must-see pop culture out right now — including behemoths like Avengers: Endgame and Game of Thrones — Jeopardy may sound like the odd man out.
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In that sense, behemoths like Jeff Bezos' "everything store" and Jack Ma's Alibaba are taking the innovative promise of the original Sears catalog to its ultimate expression.
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The Frankfurt-based subsidiary now has more than 21965 million customers and ranks as the No. 249 retail bank in Germany, behind behemoths Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank.
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Samsung is one of those hulking behemoths hoping to have the best of both worlds by spawning its own startups, and today it's inaugurating five new ones.
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The Leave side benefits from the Remainers' collaboration with various vested interests — funded, as it is, by Wall Street behemoths like Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and JP Morgan.
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Southeast Asia, with a growing population of 2880 million people who mostly lack bank accounts, is a strategic battleground for Asian tech behemoths and their U.S rivals.
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PIZZA CHAIN: BLAZE PIZZA — Blaze Pizza, which offers speedy, customizable personal pizzas, beat out behemoths like Domino's and Papa John's to take the pie in this ranking.
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This merger -- and the others it stands to encourage -- will only promote higher profits for business behemoths that are already depleting the oxygen for small business creation.
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They included predators up to 30 feet (9 meters) long and as small as a house cat, but did not include behemoths like Tyrannosaurus rex and Giganotosaurus.
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Mom-and-pop stores succumbing to big-box competitors is an old story, but these days even retail behemoths like J.Crew, Sears, and Kmart are in trouble.
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In the real world, tech behemoths like Apple pour billions into UI development, tweaking countless iterations of text bubbles and screen sensitivity to the point of perfection.
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The hires point to Jaunt's aim to be the premiere media destination for consumer VR as the young field gets an injection of attention from tech behemoths.
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Yesterday, alt-rock behemoths Green Day, Fall Out Boy, and Weezer announced that they'll be hitting the road together on what they call the Hella Mega Tour.
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JAPANESE GIANT HORNETS, known in their native land as suzumebachi, are behemoths of their kind, some nearly two inches long and reportedly capable of stinging through leather.
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Any reform that is overly burdensome on smaller companies, for instance, will only strengthen behemoths like Google and Facebook, putting challengers out of business and reducing innovation.
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Instead, doing away with net neutrality will only help cement the power of internet behemoths like Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and Alphabet, the parent company of Google.
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Home to tech behemoths like Amazon, Facebook and Google, one would think that the United States would have a mobile payments ecosystem that's both advanced and convenient.
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But the long-held resistance to talking about climate change among largely conservative farmers and ranchers and the lobbying behemoths that represent them is starting to shift.
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I like some of the box office behemoths — mostly, I like "Black Panther" — but too many of them were numbingly familiar in every way, narratively, tonally, whatever.
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Metals and mining index, another crucial component of the benchmark, fell 0.8%, with mining behemoths BHP Group Ltd and Rio Tinto Ltd dropping 1.3% and 1.2%, respectively.
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I would look up at the Woolworth Building, at Trinity Church or at the two tallest buildings of all, Minoru Yamasaki's unloved behemoths of aluminum and steel.
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Sadly, as we have seen, this doesn't translate to the commercial behemoths that are able to drop £500,000 [$671,363] on a Kings of Leon headlining slot. Again.
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We don't really have a spectrum for versatility for players this big; it's just Sampson on one end and a half-dozen plodding behemoths on the other.
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Diversified mining behemoths BHP Group Ltd and Rio Tinto Ltd fell as much as 210% and 2625.98%, respectively, while iron ore-focused player Fortescue Metals Group slipped 2.4%.
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His espoused views against the power structures of Western government and corporate behemoths made up the public persona of the organization, one that became inseparable from Assange himself.
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Netflix, Facebook, and Google are multibillion-dollar behemoths who can pay whatever price the telecoms may want to charge them for making sure consumers can access their content.
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Their intense grappling would be enough to crush a normal human, but the behemoths go at one another with precision and strategy in the most violent of dances.
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Streaming giants HBO and Hulu are increasing original content spend, and tech behemoths like Apple, Amazon and Facebook have all been rounding out their own original content divisions.
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It would occupy the last thirty years of his career and lead him to produce the bevy of bad behemoths that were mercifully excluded from the current show.
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IT behemoths, once fenced off in closed source gardens, have recently increasingly warmed up to the idea of sharing their code (some of it, at least) with everyone.
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But also tucked into the spacecraft's cargo hold are 38 CubeSats, diminutive satellites that are cheaper and easier to assemble than the behemoths rockets usually take into orbit.
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While smaller startups take on larger defense company behemoths for lucrative government contracts, larger tech companies will have to weigh the reputational risk of expanding into border surveillance.
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Part of RCA's Shearer two-way commercial sound system, these behemoths can still project a movie soundtrack to the cheap seats at Radio City Music Hall with ease.
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William Barr told U.S. senators in his confirmation hearing for attorney general on Tuesday that regulators need to take a deeper look at the "huge behemoths" in tech.
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That's the impression, at least, that one can get when seeing the behemoths opening this week in and near New York: Wegmans, Nordstrom and the American Dream mall.
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The car-sharing behemoths have been in a race to the public markets, igniting a pricing war ahead of their respected IPOs in a bid to impress investors.
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His thesis is that, when it comes to the global economy, nations matter much less than 20 or 30 intertwined financial behemoths that continue to run the show.
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The planemaker was the last viable challenger in the near term to an industry increasingly dominated by two behemoths: Boeing of America and its European arch-rival, Airbus.
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From the slender-snouted gharials of India and the nocturnal caimans of South America to the saltwater behemoths of the South Pacific, crocodile teeth vary little in morphology.
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That gives the group the cash to begin initial hiring and fundraising, but it is still hardly a financial juggernaut that can compete with behemoths like Priorities USA.
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Arena of Valor is what's known as a multiplayer online battle arena game, or MOBA, a genre popularized by e-sports behemoths Dota 2 and League of Legends.
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The paper had been losing money for years, as part of a trend faced by print newspapers competing for advertising dollars with digital behemoths like Facebook and Google.
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China's private sector is diverse, consisting of behemoths such as internet companies Alibaba and Tencent as well as smaller companies that form the backbone of the country's manufacturing.
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Money that is currently being absorbed by unprofitable state-owned behemoths should be freed up to finance the growth of new and innovative firms in manufacturing and services.
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Trump and those before him have objectively failed to curb the market consolidation of the tech and retail behemoths of the age, including Amazon, Google, Walmart, and Apple.
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Currently, tech giants like Google and Facebook have made the biggest bets on VR, and much of the news about the emerging technology circulates around these two behemoths.
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Instead of economic nationalism, you had a potpourri of crackpot conservative thinking, which provided cover for a set of economic policies that benefit the wealthy and multinational behemoths.
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The tech behemoths and other drone makers have aggressively lobbied the F.A.A. to authorize the devices to significantly reduce costs to transport goods by airplane, freight and trucks.
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The Congressional spotlight shone on the Silicon Valley behemoths exposes one of the great weaknesses about Internet firms in the past two decades that has had little attention.
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As head of a scrappy start-up going up against financial behemoths to get Hollywood deals, Mr. Bannon showed the fierce competitiveness that would later drive his politics.
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In an era of "too big to fail," it's difficult to take issue with the general proposition that America's banking behemoths have indeed grown too large and integrated.
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As one health care analyst noted, CVS and Aetna are health care "behemoths," and had ample time to address mounting costs for consumers but have yet to act.
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Every corner of the internet has been taken over by corporate behemoths, but finding things to do online for pleasure rather than money feels like a small protest.
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But he believes Section 20163 is still essential in making sure the internet is a level playing field, including for startups that could eventually compete with today's behemoths.
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The region's major tech behemoths — Facebook, Apple, Google — have urged employees to work from home, and Santa Clara County has entirely banned gatherings of more than 1,000 people.
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"The intimate, love-hate relationship between these two behemoths of diversity through time is a major tale to tell, and this fossil is just one component of that."
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Unlike the 20th-century behemoths of the United States, which were publicly showcased as marvels of ingenuity and industry, these new factories keep much of their work hidden.
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Mining stocks capped gains on the main index, with sector behemoths BHP Group and Rio Tinto dipping 1.3% and 2.8%, hit by weaker iron ore and copper prices.
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The threat of bees is so intensely felt by elephants that conservationists are using it to help prevent the kinds of conflict that put the behemoths at risk.
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Since then, President Trump, House speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Judiciary chair Jerrold Nadler have all endorsed in their own ways a heightened scrutiny of the tech behemoths.
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A nation of only five million people has crushed all comers, including sports behemoths like Germany and the United States, in the events Norwegians care about the most.
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Most Asian countries want the United States to lead both in cooperating with and counterbalancing Beijing, and no one wants to have to choose between the two behemoths.
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But not only have big consolidations continued, the behemoths have further cemented their reach in some regions of the country by gobbling up major doctors' and surgeons' practices.
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Investors piled into shares of the largest tech companies, betting their revenue would continue to grow strongly as these behemoths upended industries from retail to communication to media.
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Lawmakers around the world are now taking notice, and it's possible that in the next five years, we'll see greater regulatory curbs to the behemoths' size and scope.
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The industry behemoths Deloitte, KPMG, and PricewaterhouseCoopers are collectively spending billions of dollars to train their employees on the hottest tech, including cloud computing, automation, and artificial intelligence.
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The company's got plenty of competition, including startups like Timekettle and behemoths like Google, which is due to release a new take on Pixel Buds later this year.
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It sorely needs an edit function, especially since users can tweak what they post on other social media behemoths as Facebook, Slack (WORK) and Microsoft (MSFT)-owned LinkedIn.
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But this is not just a problem of the monopolization of an industry — these new monopolists are not simply more powerful media behemoths taking share from smaller publishers.
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The behemoths, some of which measure more than 18 feet (5.5 m) long and weigh more than 100 pounds (45 kg), have wreaked havoc on the fragile ecosystem.
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These tech behemoths support policies that lower the value of patents, so they can lower the value (and, therefore, the price) of the patents they license or buy.
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Since the law was signed, in 1996, the tasks of online moderation, and the influence of the internet companies that the law helped become behemoths, have changed drastically.
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For example, while antitrust regulations are designed to promote healthy competition, American companies also find themselves in heated global competition with Chinese corporate behemoths supported by the government.
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Without such a technology blueprint for breaking up these financial behemoths, regulators may inadvertently pull the wrong brick or tug the wrong pipe and topple the whole edifice.
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Or is the consumer internet dominated by a few behemoths whose size and aggressive tactics have created "kill zones" around them, deterring start-ups and investors, stifling competition?
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The position brings her to a prominent public company that, like many beauty behemoths, has struggled to keep up as younger rivals attract consumers with savvy online marketing.
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Since the law was signed, in 1996, the tasks of online moderation, and the influence of the internet companies that the law helped become behemoths, have changed drastically.
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What is the point of pooling all that sovereignty if the resultant institutions cannot save you from global financial meltdown and cannot even regulate the new digital behemoths?
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Oxfam determined that the tax practices of these corporate behemoths were costing Americans an estimated $111 billion per year, and costing developing countries another $100 billion a year.
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Her homage to these still-standing behemoths, which look far more like Heins and LaFarge's famed cathedral designs than train stations, underscores the sensibility of her stirring project.
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From 2010, these mid-tier banks and regional lenders set about competing with the country's so-called Big Five lenders, the state-controlled behemoths that dominate the economy.
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With more than enough money from private investors or big companies that can acquire them, these companies can hold out on going public until they are billion-dollar behemoths.
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With Wilder holding the WBC belt, boxing fans around the world now have their hopes set on an eventual clash between the two behemoths as both chase undisputed status.
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All three internet behemoths have grown so big that they now dominate every aspect of China's tech landscape with investments ranging from e-gaming, driverless cars and media companies.
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Roaring to life, clanking into action, the behemoths of European football tear towards their targets like maniacal motorway coaches, ready to plough through anyone who gets in their way.
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It takes home bronze when it comes to longest reign as the top grossing app in App Store history, following behind behemoths Candy Crush Saga and Clash of Clans.
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With lower-cost EVs on the horizon from behemoths like Volkswagen, and better charging infrastructure being built out each year, it's likely that demand will only continue to increase.
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That comparison — that social networks have become behemoths requiring government oversight for the sake of public informational health — was raised in a recent column by tech investor Roger McNamee.
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These dense behemoths have such strong gravitational fields that time stops, and all futures point directly at the center, and light crossing the boundary, or event horizon, can't escape.
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The big picture: The U.S.' return to the ranks of global oil behemoths in recent years has prompted OPEC and Russia to cooperate in an effort to bolster prices.
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Ministers want the BBC to be more commercially minded in its battle for eyeballs with American behemoths like Apple, Amazon and Netflix (which last year spent $12bn on programmes).
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And it's not necessarily devoted to pulling behemoths like Facebook on board; it seems more like a way to lay the groundwork for the next generation of popular services.
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Other Chinese internet behemoths have already started to expand into Europe - the U.S. E-commerce giant Alibaba for example hired country managers in Italy and the U.K. last year.
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The reason why I compare these seemingly unrelated behemoths is that I believe that Facebook ultimately will "touch" more people around the world than Coke did at its peak.
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"They are so large, they are able to set a prevailing wage" that other companies then follow, he said The bottom line: "Large behemoths essentially set wages," Brusuelas said.
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Sure, transportation editor Alex Davies writes, there may have been better ways for VC-funded behemoths to introduce their new alt-transport toy on the streets of San Francisco.
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There is one group that does stand to gain a significant amount from this bill package: a network of corporate giants ranging from Hollywood studios to Silicon Valley behemoths.
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ICBA has advocated for a tiered system of regulations that treat smaller banks differently than global financial behemoths, tailoring regulations to a bank's size, business model, complexity and risk.
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Yet by being so close to Wall Street behemoths that support her family's charitable foundation as well as her political ambitions, Mrs Clinton leaves herself open to such criticisms.
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While not all developers' plans are as aggressive as these behemoths, they are still showing the kind of commitments needed to keep the authorities on side, property analysts say.
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Justin's fought 15 heavyweight behemoths in his career, but tells TMZ Sports none of those beatdowns come close to what Mount Kilimanjaro did to him a few weeks ago.
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Take ridesharing behemoths Uber and Lyft's recent showdown over whether to impose fingerprint background checks when screening drivers in Austin, Texas — one of the country's fastest-growing technology hubs.
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Reminiscent of Apple and Google and other giant tech behemoths, we never actually find out what their main claim to fame is, just that they're all-powerful, all-seeing.
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These behemoths destroyed the city's fabric, superimposing sprawling expressways, gargantuan civic centers, insular public housing projects, boxy office buildings, and soaring cruciform residential towers upon its once interconnected networks.
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Cue Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn, a merger that unites two corporate internet behemoths that own or have a direct line to massive amounts of our personal and professional information.
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After brushing away the dirt and analyzing the tooth's enamel, Dr. Fitzgerald determined that it belonged to a relative of an extinct group of marine behemoths called Livyatan melvillei.
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It's entirely conceivable that the tech behemoths will lobby U.S. Congress to pass a narrower federal law that is more business friendly and that ultimately limits consumer privacy protection.
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And tech behemoths like Apple, Facebook and Google are hiring away their best line cooks, dishwashers and servers with wages, benefits and perks that restaurant owners simply cannot match.
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Other Chinese tech behemoths have also been carving out their territory in Southeast Asia, home to more than 600 million people and some of the world's fastest-growing economies.
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Given how much sectors and regions predominated by private companies and vigorous competition have outperformed those dominated by state-owned behemoths, thoroughgoing marketization is in China's own self-interest.
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Is there a risk that this type of plan would force the content providers — whether they are behemoths like Netflix or promising upstarts like Fandor — into a bidding war?
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If anything, he argues, it will add a powerful new competitor to the Silicon Valley behemoths Facebook and Google, which appear to be swallowing the online advertising market whole.
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Yes. Do I think that now the business model of a startup is to get acquired by one of the behemoths and not try to displace them over time?
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But this proposal will not induce the desired competition in the mortgage market unless regulators soften rules around securitization so that the private sector can compete with these behemoths.
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It was not just the domes in Houston, Seattle, Minnesota and Montreal, but also the open-air, multipurpose, circular behemoths that stood in Cincinnati, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Sure, valuations are high, but in contrast to 2000, when Silicon Valley was littered with companies without business models, today's tech behemoths — including Facebook and Amazon — are fundamentally sound.
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The sport's behemoths, Canada and the United States, skew far younger, with the two lowest average ages in the tournament — 27.5 in Canada and 27.3 in the United States.
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After giving the world one of 2018's most surprising wholesome news arcs, Weezer are now back to making songs that weren't originally written by soft rock behemoths Toto.
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Of course, fast-food behemoths—particularly KFC, Wendy's, and Chick-fil-A—have long served fried-chicken sandwiches as go-to menu items, each with signature and secret ingredients.
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Firms including Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu and JD.com have flourished in recent years, growing to nearly rival American internet behemoths like Amazon and Google in their size, scope and ambition.
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Combining AT&T's mobile, broadband, and DirecTV platforms with Time Warner's movies, TV shows, music and sporting events could turn them into a serious rival to the tech behemoths.
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But though it seems that the focus is on building new behemoths with larger than ever fuselages and engines, innovators are now turning to upgrading the interiors of aircraft.
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He was with JP Morgan during the dot-com boom when many of today&aposs tech behemoths emerged, and many others flamed out during the tech crash of 2000.
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The one sector that seems to have been left out is credit cards, an area still ruled by banking behemoths like JPMorgan Chase, American Express, and Bank of America.
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And as much as many of us — including me — may enjoy Amazon's service, I think it's also important to recognize the larger problems that Big Tech behemoths are causing.
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Wild strawberries are nothing like the pulpy behemoths at the grocery store, the ones that were grown hydroponically inside a plastic shroud on the other side of the world.
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And with tech giants like Microsoft rolling out their own RPA offerings, the firms competing in the space will face even more pressure to keep up with the behemoths.
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Unlike the towering white behemoths we'd passed, it was just three stories tall, with 78 rooms, cobalt blue shutters and turquoise and lemon yellow piers jutting into the ocean.
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Earlier this year, Amazon cracked the top 10 of the Fortune 500 list for the first time in history, alongside corporate behemoths Apple, Berkshire Hathaway, Exxon Mobil and Walmart.
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While there is an argument to be made to limit the creation of these behemoths since they have too much power, cutting them off for nationalistic purposes is troublesome.
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The acute demand for programming, engineering and scientific talent has put highly skilled workers at technology behemoths in an unparalleled position to promote social change from within their companies.
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It is inevitable for tension to grow between these two Asian behemoths, but India would clearly have preferred to plan out the timing and terms of the escalation itself.
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Firms including Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu and JD.com have flourished in recent years, growing to nearly rival American internet behemoths like Amazon and Google in their size, scope and ambition.
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Since innovative, productivity-boosting, socially useful firms come along so rarely, it seems risky to tackle tech behemoths too vigorously, lest doing so weaken the economy's most vibrant parts.
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A major asset swap in the German energy sector lifted Europe stocks Monday, as two behemoths of the industry restructured their firms to adjust to the current political climate.
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And the two behemoths have plenty of problems, from policing their sites for toxic content to dealing with pressure from regulators who think tech companies have grown too powerful.
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The laws represent a significant setback for social media behemoths that have long argued that their platforms should be treated as neutral gathering places rather than arbiters of content.
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SEATTLE — Three corporate behemoths — Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase — announced on Tuesday that they would form an independent health care company for their employees in the United States.
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But people are starting to look at Facebook and Google and wonder how they are more trustworthy or transparent than Standard Oil or U.S. Steel, the Gilded Age corporate behemoths.
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But with autonomous cars threatening to slash the price of car insurance premiums, there's clearly a market for more agile startups to challenge behemoths like State Farm, Allstate and Progressive.
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The laundry list of corporate entities to which Smith is tied includes big banks and lenders as well as tech behemoths like Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, Uber, and dozens of others.
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He is a 6'11'', 073-pound bruiser who gleefully jostles with fellow behemoths in the paint, but he is also a cagey passer and an effective low-volume, opportunistic scorer.
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Backed by sovereign wealth funds and tech behemoths alike, it's not just the largest tech fund ever — it's the largest corporate venture capital fund ever, according to data from FactSet.
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That spells an end to behemoths like Aasta Hansteen, which is the world's largest spar-type platform and has a 200 meter-long cylindrical hull, most of which is submerged.
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While financial technology investments have gained attention, and perhaps some notoriety, in the last 12 months, insurance applications are starting to get interest from corporate behemoths and venture capitalists alike.
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Spear Operations Group is a small company — nothing like the security behemoths such as Garda World Security or Constellis — but it had a huge supply of talent to choose from.
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Just being in the vicinity of these behemoths puts the birds in significant danger, and so they hobble past, trying desperately not to step on anything remotely crunchy or squeaky.
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Even as green fund managers threaten to pull back from oil companies, state-owned behemoths in the Middle East and Russia see Asian demand as a compelling reason to invest.
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Oracle said Wednesday that a Google victory in the two tech behemoths' upcoming showdown before the US Supreme Court would hurt US tech companies, making them vulnerable to foreign competitors.
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Those behemoths now control firms operating at every level of the advertising assembly line, from creative shops to media buyers to production companies and, in some cases, even media outlets.
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The rise of mobile payments in China has enabled two tech behemoths, Alibaba and Tencent, to become ubiquitous in people's daily lives — and collect information about every movement and purchase.
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All of which makes it imperative to celebrate those ensembles that, through luck, skill and diligence, pull off what the symphonic behemoths too rarely achieve: diverse repertoire and financial equilibrium.
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Why it matters: This insight, which comes from a new study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, helps explain how these oceanic behemoths can reach such massive sizes.
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Instead, just as it's interesting to read pitch decks from companies that have since become behemoths, it's worth our time to examine the S-1 documents of the now-giants.
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In a world dominated by behemoths like Avengers: Infinity War, which is still in theaters, a scrappier brand like Deadpool has to be good at this kind of creative marketing.
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The most common criticism of this approach is that the company's blockbuster behemoths come away from this formula feeling clinical, that they're soulless, corporate exercises obscured by flash and gloss.
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The few big domestic firms are state-owned behemoths left over from pre-capitalist days, such as PKN Orlen, a Polish oil refiner with a market capitalisation of over €22027bn.
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Others called for Democrats not to be anti-business, but to return to their mid-20th-century identity as a party that stands with small business against overmighty corporate behemoths.
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Like other subscription streaming services (including behemoths like Netflix or Amazon to the more modest ones like Stargate Command), it's not enough to just offer a library of existing content.
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There will always be others, whether auto manufacturers or tech behemoths, that will introduce technological improvements to hands-free technologies and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), deeming driving scores irrelevant.
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The map, as its title declares, plots the concrete behemoths of the city for locals or tourists who want to explore some of the City of Light's least luminous architecture.
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However, many of the big institutions at the center of the crisis were not banking behemoths but rather investment banks or, in the case of American International Group, an insurer.
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Banks of all sizes – from behemoths like J.P. Morgan, the biggest U.S. bank by assets, to online-only offerings like Goldman Sachs' Marcus – are competing for deposits to fuel growth.
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These behemoths, the protesters warn, could feed Europeans food that is genetically modified or even toxic, and sue into submission democratic European governments that pass laws the corporate honchos dislike.
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In the 1980s big companies were on the retreat, as Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan took a wrecking ball to state-protected behemoths such as AT&T and British Leyland.
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Both companies have cut output of four-engined A380s and 747s due to airlines' preference for smaller models and Boeing has long said the industry's behemoths have had their day.
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They're home to steel behemoths that generate high-voltage electrical currents, which speed through the grid of cables and transmission towers until they eventually power the lights in our home.
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While workers at tech behemoths like Amazon and Microsoft have called on their employers to reduce their carbon footprints, they haven't exactly linked climate change with racial inequity — until now.
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"We should break up the hi-tech behemoths, or at least require they make their proprietary technology and data publicly available and share their platforms with smaller competitors," Reich writes.
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Some twenty thousand attendees, many as young as twelve, swarmed hundreds of booths representing behemoths like Revlon and L'Oréal and startups like Elora Lane, which sells eyelashes-by-mail subscriptions.
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Tech behemoths Google and Amazon are poised to put competitive pressure on traditional banks in the small business lending arena, one of former President Barack Obama's cabinet members said Tuesday.
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There're travel behemoths like Expedia, real estate riches pouring from Zillow and Redfin, titans of visualization and business intelligence software like Tableau, and up and coming success stories like Avalera.
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He's a former professional tennis player and national coach, and began working with Fortune 500 sales teams in 1997, helping behemoths like Johnson & Johnson and TransAmerica ramp up their sales.
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In recent years, companies like Verizon and AT&T have made no secret of their ambitions to build online advertising businesses that can take on the behemoths of Silicon Valley.
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For the first time in history, Amazon has cracked the top 2767 of the Fortune 500 list, alongside such behemoths as Apple, Berkshire Hathaway, Exxon Mobil and, of course, Walmart.
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Similarly, down the road at the Museum of Contemporary Art, painter Luc Tuymans has curated an exhibition mixing Baroque behemoths such as Rubens, Van Dyck and Caravaggio with contemporary art.
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You see, these behemoths of the sea cost a lot more than the price tag they come with, thanks to the upkeep they require — it's a series of neverending expenses.
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To examine just one of many centripetal forces sucking money, data, and commerce into online behemoths, play out game theoretically how the possibility of online conflict redounds in Amazon's favor.
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His appearing on Capitol Hill could create a spectacle that is replayed online and on television for years to come, especially amid a backlash against the power of tech behemoths.
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Warren has trained her fire on tech giants like Google, Apple, and Amazon, arguing that these technology behemoths have acquired too much power and are at risk of squelching competition.
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Among the behemoths currently funding their smaller rivals is General Mills (its venture arm is 301 INC), Campbell Soup (Acre Venture Partners), Tyson Foods (Tyson Ventures), and Kelloggs (1894 Capital).
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Like Amazon, Microsoft, and others, the industry behemoths KPMG, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Deloitte are collectively investing billions of dollars to train employees to use the advanced tech in their everyday jobs.
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Yet our willingness as a nation to invest in the changes necessary to handle these behemoths -- deeper harbors, higher bridges, better intermodal connections and more efficient security systems -- has not.
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While the two tech behemoths have sparred recently over which is superior when it comes to quantum capabilities, both fall short of Honeywell's, according to quantum solutions president Tony Uttley.
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Since their inception in the 1940s, microwave ovens have come a long way from the absurdly expensive, six-foot-tall, 750-pound behemoths of WWII-era technology they once were.
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Better understanding can empower us to demand more of tech companies and of our political representatives in regulating these online behemoths, which the law still hasn't caught up with yet.
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E-commerce start-ups have feared they could end up on the losing end of paid prioritization, where their websites and services load slower than those run by internet behemoths.
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That approach powered the Patriots past two A.F.C. West behemoths, the Chargers and the Chiefs, and on Sunday it helped them gash the Rams for 154 yards, 94 from Michel.
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The fact that they still drew Bayern can be put down to genuine bad luck, even if the Bavarian behemoths are not quite as formidable as they have been previously.
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And so Dell Demps and company tried for years to find a suitable center partner who could guard the behemoths inside and still allow Davis ample space to operate offensively.
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Some investors said the start-ups have the potential to capture a relatively untapped multibillion-dollar market, one that is also being eyed by tech behemoths like Google, Amazon and Uber.
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Simultaneously, the behemoths of tech like Facebook, Google, and Amazon are innovating in AI at a rapid pace—displacing smaller competition by releasing new products or open sourcing more AI tools.
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It's not particularly challenging, but the battles are exciting, especially when it comes to the massive bosses, which are like family-friendly versions of the violent behemoths from God of War.
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And in the oil industry, U.S. behemoths ExxonMobil and Chevron have farily new bosses who are taking a different tack on climate change than their predecessors — a topic we covered here.
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LONDON — A stone's throw from the flagships of various global luxury behemoths on New Bond Street, the gentlemen's tailors of Savile Row remain steadfast in their devotion to tradition and understatement.
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Bidding wars are breaking out for sought-after hires in software and technology even as corporate behemoths like DuPont, BP and Morgan Stanley disclose plans to lay off tens of thousands.
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The behemoths' annual conferences, held to announce new tools, features, and acquisitions, always "send shock waves of fear through entrepreneurs", says Mike Driscoll, a partner at Data Collective, an investment firm.
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Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent—technology behemoths collectively known as the BATs—hold stakes in 150 companies abroad, according to Abacus, a research arm of the South China Morning Post, a newspaper.
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Over the course of the MAST project the researchers have shrunk cyclocopters from being behemoths weighing half a kilogram to svelte devices that tip the scales at less than 30 grams.
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In 2018, Chrome and Google search are already behemoths in their own right: Chrome commands around 60 percent market share for browsers, and search commands around 90 percent among search engines.
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The implication is that behemoths like Facebook, Google and Amazon are so entrenched that the cost to users of opting out - or switching to another provider - outweighs unease about data-harvesting.
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These stores happened to grow into the behemoths they did not just because the computer industry grew, but because, in many ways, they were competing with every other type of retailer.
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Regulations to curb the power of the digital behemoths — say, barring them from buying up rising companies like Instagram and WhatsApp that might threaten their dominance in the future — make sense.
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But it also leaves those behemoths dominant in global investment banking, entrenching a concentration of financial power that may unsettle some political leaders at a time of rising tensions over trade.
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The ships they're sailing may look like mere specks next to the behemoths that carry most of the world's cargo, but the movement they represent is likely to make some waves.
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The difference between the 143 and the Skylake is the difference between computer behemoths that occupy whole basements and stylish little slabs 100,000 times more powerful that slip into a pocket.
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Twitter's refusal to market its product for what the product actually is, tells the whole story, and will eventually lead to a takeout (under) by one of the Silicon Valley behemoths.
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Even as she was talking to many VCs, Witherspoon set her sights on Green, the founder of Forerunner Ventures, known for investing in e-commerce behemoths Dollar Shave Club and Jet.com.
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Overturning the regulation leaves Canadian and European natural resource companies with far more stringent reporting standards for payments to foreign governments than U.S. behemoths like Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp.
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But according to one investment bank chief executive CNBC spoke to, it is technology behemoths from China, and not the U.S., that will win the race to capture this lucrative market.
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Hillhouse Capital is an investor in top Chinese technology firms including Tencent and Baidu, while Sequoia Capital was an early investor in global tech behemoths like Google Inc and Apple Inc.
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Super-regional players were concerned that the changed regulations put them at a disadvantage by lumping them in with the global behemoths while giving their slightly smaller competitors a leg-up.
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Nowadays, with the rise of indie animation distributors like GKIDS, the Best Animated Feature race celebrates a vast range of animated projects, from Pixar-produced behemoths to tiny films from Brazil.
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As a result, believers in redemption theory are intensely hostile to the federal government and see the IRS and other financial institutions as shadowy behemoths denying them what they're rightfully owed.
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This never came near happening, because the newly merged industrial behemoths turned out to have even greater bargaining power over the Pentagon and Congress than the unmerged companies that preceded them.
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The Kurian brothers have far more serious matters to think about as CEOs of two tech behemoths going through difficult transitions, which underscore the parallel paths they've taken since leaving India.
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Amid all of this, Box has had a difficult year on the public markets, even as it continues to compete with cloud behemoths like Google and Microsoft in enterprise cloud storage.
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Unlike behemoths like Microsoft, Apple and Oracle, which can turn to their multibillion-dollar cash hoards for deals, Salesforce must use a combination of stock and borrowed money to buy companies.
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There isn't an army of baddies separating you from each Colossus — just a vast open world dotted with 16 lumbering behemoths, each one a kinetic puzzle disguised as a boss fight.
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While lawmakers in the U.S. have floated some types of regulation about political ad transparency, few have seriously discussed or drafted legislation that would impose significant new regulation on tech behemoths.
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Alongside Lime and Bird flying over from the US, there are also homegrown startups like Taxify, Dott, Wind and Voi, as well as transportation behemoths like VW, all entering the fray.
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Lyrical behemoths like Lady Leshurr—chatting about brushing teeth and racking up millions of views—and fierce MCs like Mist have ensured that Birmingham is indelibly plastered across British music history.
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Social media and streaming behemoths are stripping away pieces of Alex Jones' Infowars empire, bruising the reach of the conspiracy theorist known for portraying the Sandy Hook massacre as a hoax.
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The firm represents companies, from insurance behemoths to tech giants, that seek to dig up dirt on their competitors; in a later statement to Recode, it described Pishevar's allegations as false.
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Already, the firm has aided the likes of Anthem and Cigna, two health insurance behemoths, as they worked quietly to discredit a government official investigating their proposed mega-merger last year.
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China is also considering creating Chinese Depositary Receipts to mobilize local dollars and "buy back" local tech behemoths like Alibaba and Tencent, potentially creating a new trillion-dollar local asset market.
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But the strategy remains digital-first and the quest to boost deposits won't involve a head-to-head battle with branch behemoths like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo.
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For the first time in history, Amazon cracked the top 10 of the Fortune 500 list on May 21, alongside corporate behemoths Apple, Berkshire Hathaway, Exxon Mobil and, of course, Walmart.
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Business Insider talked to CEO Darius Adamczyk to learn how he is changing the reputation of the industrial titan and his strategy to compete against tech behemoths like IBM and Google.
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They could be fossil incumbents like Statoil that transition rapidly to clean energy, a new generation of renewable energy giants, or Silicon Valley tech behemoths like Google, Apple, Tesla, and Amazon.
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" He added that he thought the case was wrongly decided on its facts, "but if that populist approach comes back, it would be scary to these very efficient high-tech behemoths.
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USA: MATCH 21 KANYE WEST: "RUNAWAY" VS. MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE: "THE BLACK PARADE"With their legendary piano intros and epic structures, these songs are behemoths among the giants of this list.
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Most Oscar producers would regard this year's best-song lineup as a rare gift, since many of the tunes hail from box office behemoths and can be sung by big stars.
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That revisionism extended to the work of Brutalists like Paul Rudolph, whose concrete behemoths, publicly reviled, had also come to be seen afresh by a generation of designers and design lovers.
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So the operation has drawn a broad diversity of rescuers — Cuban doctors, Brazilian firefighters and American marines — as well as the usual aid behemoths from the United Nations and international agencies.
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Still, Pachter has an underperform rating on Best Buy shares because he wonders if it can sustain its growth as a price war rages between retail behemoths Amazon and Wal-Mart.
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Before Kepler, the nature of the transit technique meant that most of those exoplanets were "Hot Jupiters," giant balls of hydrogen and helium with short orbits, making them scalding, lifeless behemoths.
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Though this fell short of the $2 trillion valuation Crown Prince Mohammed craved, the oil company is nonetheless the most valuable in the world — dwarfing US behemoths like Apple and Alphabet.
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The deal appeals to both industry behemoths and private equity funds for the turnaround potential of the brands whose sales have been on a downward trajectory in the last four quarters.
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The FTC is reportedly broadening its examination into Amazon&aposs business as tech behemoths across the industry are coming under increased scrutiny over whether their respective business practices are harming competition.
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The proposal comes as Hudson's Bay has been shuttering its underperforming shops to cut costs as it competes with discount direct-to-consumer brands and e-commerce behemoths such as Amazon.
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That said, Young was worried that these new behemoths would be in a position to raise prices in certain markets where they control the vast majority of seed or pesticide sales.
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And while its title and album cover might make it look like something by Mastodon, it's got more in common with the Robotic Empire catalog than it does with the metal behemoths.
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How well it fares as a public company will also serve as a litmus test of whether it is possible to prosper in the shadow of digital behemoths like Facebook and Google.
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An avowed democratic socialist narrowly won the New Hampshire primary, propelled by promises to jack up taxes on the rich, nationalize health care and take a sledgehammer to the nation's banking behemoths.
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Royal Dutch Shell announced two new renewables deals on Wednesday, the latest sign that oil-and-gas behemoths — especially the European-based majors — are increasingly moving into the zero-carbon power space.
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But the higher the oil price, the greater the incentive for energy-thirsty behemoths like China and India to invest in renewable-powered electrification to give themselves cheaper and more secure supplies.
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It's pretty obvious at this point that the biggest players in entertainment are looking to grab a slice of that sweet streaming pie that's currently dominated by behemoths like Fortnite and Netflix.
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The dissonance epitomizes the broader tension data behemoths like Google and Facebook have lately grappled with over how to reconcile their competing priorities of safeguarding user trust and turning a healthy profit.
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Harris admitted that it's possible they will be able to attract employees from the two big Seattle tech behemoths, but plans to recruit from a variety of sources including the local universities.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Throughout history, a few musical minds have helped cultivate cities of greatness; cultural behemoths that stand as examples of the sheer humbling creativity of humankind.
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Benzodiazepines are overwhelmingly available in generic form, and no company was out there marketing them, at least in the past few decades, the way giants like Purdue promoted newer behemoths like Oxycontin.
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The strong 2017 results suggest that Beijing has been successful in pushing smaller lenders to cut their exposure to riskier financing practices - in turn helping reduce competition for the state-backed behemoths.
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And there's been no shortage of tech firms trying to make it a reality — from promising startups founded by experts in robotics and artificial intelligence, to tech behemoths like LG and Samsung.
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But in this case of the Saudi spies within Twitter it's hard to step back, because the company, like all the other tech behemoths, relies on a robust and growing tech force.
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Both of these private package-delivery services have grown into international behemoths, each moving more than 25 million packages per day and doing tens of millions of dollars of revenue every year.
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Even South Carolina and Nevada, following Iowa and New Hampshire and rounding out the historic first four, are relatively smaller, with fewer media markets than behemoths like Texas, New York or California.
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The three 100,000-ton behemoths -- the USS Ronald Reagan, the USS Theodore Roosevelt and the USS Nimitz -- along with their multi-ship strike groups conducted exercises near the Korean Peninsula and Japan.
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Republicans pitched the bill as a crucial boost to lagging initial public offerings from U.S. businesses, while Democrats said the measure would help small firms hold their own against corporate behemoths. Rep.
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Web behemoths are increasingly reaping the benefits of a shift in advertising dollars toward digital outlets, which say they offer better ad targeting and ad delivery capabilities than traditional forms of advertising.
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Back then, his work centered mainly on the monopsony power Wal-Mart exerted over its suppliers, and the broader problem of corporate behemoths creating single points of failure in global supply chains.
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Strange Fruit arrives at a time when the comics industry is in turmoil over issues of diversity and representation, with comics behemoths Marvel and DC exploring how to diversify their respective output.
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Instead, emissaries from both camps descended on Capitol Hill armed with studies that made their case in the most striking terms, pitting the interests of agricultural behemoths against those of oil giants.
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The best armchairs Armchairs come in all shapes and sizes, from large overstuffed behemoths that command the room and deliver big on comfort to slim accent chairs that add color and style.
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On Tuesday, the World Health Organization issued a report on Zika that listed 61 such countries, among them densely populated behemoths like China, Egypt and Pakistan as well as much of Africa.
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The weapons could even suddenly pierce the steel decks of one of America's 703 multibillion-dollar aircraft carriers, instantly stopping flight operations, a vulnerability that might eventually render the floating behemoths obsolete.
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Finally, an aggressive case against Facebook would persuade other behemoths like Google and Amazon to think twice about stifling competition in their own sectors, out of fear that they could be next.
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If nothing else, Cannes affirms that there is more to see and think about than Disney and Netflix, the twinned behemoths that increasingly dominate screens and the attention of the entertainment media.
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Neither Comcast nor AT&T nor any other old-school media or telecommunications company has been able to hold back the relentless march of internet video behemoths like Amazon, Netflix and YouTube.
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Such transformative gifts are unusual for any museum, but they are rarer in cities where wealth is not as high as in cosmopolitan behemoths such as New York, Houston or Los Angeles.
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There are teams who have waited for longer to be in the Champions League than Salzburg, teams from smaller nations and teams with smaller budgets, ones not backed by energy drink behemoths.
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We've come to expect off-putting content from social behemoths like Facebook and Google's YouTube, where many regular people — and the occasional coordinated efforts from foreign governments — post their memes and videos.
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But the steady shrinking of Yahoo and AOL underscores the major challenges faced by both companies as they compete against the two behemoths of the internet, Google and Facebook, for advertising dollars.
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Ultimately, unless social media behemoths want to continue platforming figures like D&aposSouza, they will have to figure out how to promote freedom of discussion without allowing for the proliferation of misinformation.
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As global tech behemoths scramble to prepare for the impact of looming EU data privacy regulations, Facebook announced Sunday that it had published its so-called privacy principles for the first time.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Small and mid-sized stock exchanges in eastern Europe face a struggle to survive in a world where the behemoths attract the juiciest listings, and trading volumes are steadily shrinking.
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"People will be able to get a clear look at the tech sector without being overwhelmed by these behemoths that really are media companies," said Mike O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading.
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As the market loses its fizz, debates are intensifying about whether independent beer companies can thrive in the shadow of behemoths such as AB InBev, which controls about half the American beer market.
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She's detailed policies for breaking up behemoths like Amazon, Google, Facebook that would, among other things, force Amazon to give up control over Whole Foods, and Facebook to spin off WhatsApp and Instagram.
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In fact, pure-play distribution success leads to higher and higher losses due to sobering industry economics these pure-plays can't stomach, but the behemoths can due to their multi-pronged business models.
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In fact, pure-play growth success leads to higher and higher losses due to sobering industry economics these pure-plays can't stomach, but the behemoths can due to their multi-pronged business models.
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But the chiefs of other behemoths, such as Leon Black of Apollo, or David Rubenstein, William Conway and Daniel D'Aniello, the trio behind and atop Carlyle, have largely kept silent about their heirs.
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And as Larry Summers of Harvard University has pointed out, cuts to corporate tax do not simply reward hungry innovators, but also increase the return on profits earned by behemoths with market power.
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With the versatility to go from tiny in-ears to massive over-ear behemoths, this amp should play nice with just about any pair of wired headphones you care to throw at it.
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At the other end, behemoths like SoftBank, sovereigns, as well "early-stage" firms raising larger funds are seeking breakout companies ready for checks that are in the mid-tens to hundreds of millions.
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Here's a screenshot showing how small publishers can beat out large behemoths today — with very little Domain Ranking: The implication is that, even without backlinks, Google is still happy to rank you highly.
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Once the holy trinity of Cartoon Network, Disney, and Nickelodeon took over as the behemoths of children's animated programming, lesser-known shows from other networks never got into syndication or home video release.
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Most of the worst seasons for allowing home runs came in the late-90s/early-00s, a time when a parade of 'roided-up behemoths in matching goatees laid waste to offensive records.
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The 218 behemoths considered the most pivotal by the Financial Stability Board (FSB), a global grouping of regulators, had $250 trillion in assets at the end of 21950; they now have $22014 trillion.
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"You think this machine's your friend, but it's not," he says of computers in the opening scenes: an accurate observation, given how thoroughly corporate behemoths such as Amazon have subsequently destroyed book stores.
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App stores have created software behemoths like Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram (okay, those are all one company), Snapchat, and Twitter, while business apps have allowed workers to become increasingly untethered from their office cubicles.
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The alt-data industry, despite rosy projections of growth and high interest from hedge funds and others, is becoming more competitive thanks to the entry of behemoths like Bloomberg, S&P, and Refinitiv.
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Current box office behemoths like The Fate of the Furious, Power Rangers, Smurfs: The Lost Village, and Kong: Skull Island are either continuations of long-established franchises or reboots to pre-existing properties.
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Or you can go full post-ironic, and wax lyrical about the song being one of the true pop behemoths of the 280st century—a pristine, precise thing of undeniable groove and beauty.
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Alongside nontraditional tech firms like Walmart, industry behemoths like IBM and Microsoft have spent the past decade pivoting from their hardware and software product offerings to more cutting-edge technology like artificial intelligence.
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The move underscores how China's retail market is dividing into two camps around Alibaba and Tencent, tech behemoths worth a combined $1 trillion who are shaking up the online and offline retail market.
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The companies King cites as similar to Macro include both content behemoths like Vice and nimble midsize production companies like Legendary, whose movies — including "Interstellar" and "Kong: Skull Island" — punch above their weight.
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If we can't hold these behemoths accountable in court, they have no incentive to stop the bullshit happening on their watch—dating apps being used by rapists, elections getting corrupted by fake news.
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While UEFA, which pays $240 million each year to Europe's national leagues in so-called solidarity payments, the continent's behemoths — the Premier League, Bundesliga and La Liga — pay nothing to their continental counterparts.
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One thing is clear – the onus is now on startups like Robinhood, which has run commission-free trades for years, to figure out new ways to set themselves apart from the broker behemoths.
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Finally, there is nothing like M&A activity to get shareholders excited — this week's talk of a merger between German behemoths Commerzbank and its troubled peer Deutsche, has sent shares in both spiralling.
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Deal announced: August 2019Deal closed: September 2019Deal size: UndisclosedThis acquisition was key for Cisco to bolster its WebEx product, amid competition from newer fast growing competitors like Zoom and productivity behemoths like Microsoft.
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The recently announced health care collaboration between Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase — three hugely rich, successful and totally different corporate behemoths — has become something of a Rorschach test for analysts and pundits.
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Yet the solution they've sought for the omnibus has been rejected by the Democrats, who say it leans too far in favor of agricultural behemoths like Cargill at the expense of small producers.
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Competitors include vehicle distributors Emil Frey AG of Switzerland and AVAG Holding SE of Germany, plus, further afield, U.S. based, used-car retailing behemoths Carmax and Mannheim, a unit of Cox Enterprises [COXET.UL].
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Jim Carrey recently called for activist shareholders to pressure the company, but even the company's largest institutional investors — financial behemoths Black Rock, Fidelity and Vanguard — couldn't do so even if they wanted to.
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As for the idea that the market environment is so concentrated it's stifling competition, critics note that the companies that dominate today took down firms that were previously considered to be unstoppable behemoths.
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Paysafe is among a growing number of companies that have taken advantage of the increased prevalence of mobile payments and online shopping, jostling with traditional banks, as well as industry behemoths like PayPal.
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In the years following, countless books, articles, documentaries, and films about the problems of the fast food system have changed the public's opinion of fast food behemoths, which have seen a decline in sales.
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The other fear is that if these behemoths face less competition, they may face less pressure to pursue the sorts of innovations needed to improve crop yields and help feed a rapidly growing world.
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It also ushered in the era of one of the great behemoths of this country's history, one of the greatest (in all possible definitions) men to ever hold the office of President — Theodore Roosevelt.
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A supermassive black hole has been discovered in what was assumed to be a cosmic desert, raising the possibility that these space-shredding behemoths are much more common across the universe than once assumed.
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Other behemoths include coral and non-coral variations of "Hydra and Kali," in which the multi-limbed Hindu goddess (naked, of course) prepares to battle the renowned water monster of Greek and Roman mythology.
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Airbnb is one of the few big Western tech companies that is allowed to operate in China, with behemoths likes Facebook, Google Search and Twitter all blocked by the country's so-called "Great Firewall."
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In that light, a relevant aspect of the 2020 campaign is the fact that while most businesses lean Republican, the behemoths of Silicon Valley have traditionally had fairly close ties to the Democratic Party.
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The Independent Community Bankers of America has advocated for a tiered system of regulations that treat smaller banks differently than global financial behemoths, tailoring regulations to a bank's size, business model, complexity and risk.
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The upcoming action role-playing game takes place in a fantasy realm threatened by massive, dinosaur-like beasts called behemoths, and puts you in the role of a behemoth hunter known as a slayer.
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But therein lies the point: The exceptional returns of ETF's that track indices like the Nasdaq-100 were made possible, in no small part, by the strength of the behemoths in the chart above.
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When that started up and we were dealing with digital behemoths like Beatport, it was like the wild west, and it was hard to keep control over how your label is presented... it sucked.
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America—still the world's imperial power, still the driver of a largely anodyne global culture dominated by big brands, pop behemoths, and Hollywood—continues to hold the world's attention more than any other nation.
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Among the companies joining state-owned Adnoc, which produces around 1.7 million barrels of Murban crude daily, to take stakes in the new oil bourse are energy behemoths BP, Shell, Total, PetroChina and Vitol.
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In the end, the company was done in by Google and Facebook, two younger behemoths that figured out that survival required a continuous process of reinvention and staying ahead of the next big thing.
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The platform — focused on TV shows, movies, and specials by African American creators — rolled out ahead of forthcoming services from media and tech behemoths like Disney, Apple, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal in the next year.
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With those corporate behemoths now at the center of Moon's plans for inter-Korea partnerships, strategists say it's unlikely the president will push them on reforms that many consider essential to the economy's competitiveness.
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Elsewhere, the cost-cutting pressure is particularly acute for smaller asset managers which lack the heft to compete on price against behemoths such as BlackRock, which has nearly $6 trillion in assets under management.
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With its brown-brick facade and its ramshackle charm, Crystal Palace's home of 92 years feels like the antidote to the Premier League's corporate behemoths: Old Trafford, the Etihad, the Emirates and the like.
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But these behemoths' size and influence will almost certainly be diminished by new tech-powered players, whose pocketbooks and ambitions seem limitless — companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and possibly Twitter and Snap.
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"The industry received this sweetheart deal when they were in their infancy struggling to stay alive, and now they are these behemoths that have incredible impact on the lives of ordinary people," he said.
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The resilience of misinformation, despite efforts by the tech behemoths to eliminate it, has become a real-time case study of how the companies are constantly a step behind in stamping out the content.
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The study is a collaboration of three dozen of the world's top whale shark experts and thousands of citizen-scientists — mostly snorkeling ecotourists who snap photographs and video as they swim alongside the behemoths.
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Selling TV shows directly to viewers is the latest strategy for media businesses under threat from Silicon Valley, where cash-rich behemoths like Netflix, Google and Amazon are competing for ad dollars and audiences.
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They are a far cry from the deconstructive behemoths of Frank Castorf, the former director of Berlin's Volksbühne theater, who invited Mr. Pollesch to stage many productions there during Mr. Castorf's 25-year reign.
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That decision is one reason the country has turned a blind eye toward the growth of corporate behemoths in recent years: Many people don't even realize how much bigger the largest companies have become.
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With the red-hot iron ore prices pushing the mining behemoths higher, the benchmark scored its best uninterrupted run of gains since October 2017, when it advanced for eight trading days in a row.
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But they are taking on new life amid concerns that technology behemoths are directly — or indirectly — censoring controversial subjects in their response to concerns over so-called fake news and the 2016 presidential election.
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In a highly competitive industry, where AT&T will be going toe-to-toe with Hollywood giants and Silicon Valley behemoths, the company may decide that Zucker is worth the risk, the sources said.
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The British fintech entrepreneur says banking behemoths like Barclays and HSBC are saddled with outdated technology and a risk-averse culture to respond to the challenge that upstarts like his digital bank, Monzo, present.
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That renders Apple's 24-hour ad-tracking prevention measures ineffective for those two web behemoths, while mainly harming smaller advertising companies like Adroll and Criteo that manage cookies in the background of thousands of websites.
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PSA: If you can't make it to one of these retailers, Kibbe advises you to find a donation bin — one of those boxy behemoths that dot street corners and parking lots all over the country.
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Given its speed-of-light growth, cannabis is a challenging sector for any business right now, with competition from behemoths like the makers of Corona beer and Marlboro cigarettes, and Coca-Cola not far behind.
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ZTO Express, which delivers packages for Chinese ecommerce behemoths JD.com and Alibaba, held a U.S. initial public offering (IPO) in the fourth quarter, raising around $1.123 billion and marking one of 2016's largest IPOs.
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Meanwhile, AT&T and Time Warner's counterargument is that a merger helps competition because it lets them stand a chance against tech behemoths like Netflix and Google, which owns the internet's biggest video company, YouTube.
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As entire blocks worth of stores fall to behemoths like Walmart and Amazon, a surprising source of jobs has been the salon industry — a retail stronghold thriving because it provides services that can't move online.
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Eight-plus years into a bull market that has seen major market indices rise dramatically, it could be that the indices' heavy dependence on a shrinking number of behemoths is the writing on the wall.
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And the department store sector as a whole is increasingly under pressure, with the brands found within those stores selling more directly to consumers as additional sales move online to behemoths like Amazon and Walmart.
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The Chinese government is seeking to rejuvenate state behemoths with private capital, with China Unicom among the first batch of state-owned enterprises slated for the mixed-ownership reforms, whose guidelines were issued in 2015.
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I'd love for Apple and Google to take over the entire non-driving interface of the car's cabin I don't know how well the tech behemoths can someday build an engine or transmission at scale.
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And yet, through acquisition by various international fast food behemoths, the rising popularity of other red-and-yellow burger chains, changing metropolitan tastes, and straight forward neglect, WIMPY seems to disappearing from the nation's capital.
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Behemoths of their own genres (R&B smoother than the most finely ground nut butter and bedroom rock for weird girls and guys everywhere respectively) they might be, but it's rare that they cross paths.
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Leigh Altshuler, a spokesperson for the book retailer, tells Hyperallergic that landmark preservation statue could impose considerable administrative and logistical hurdles to a business already competing with corporate behemoths like Amazon on their bottom line.
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At his confirmation hearing in January 2019, United States Attorney General William Barr called for scrutiny over how the technology industry's "huge behemoths" reached their current size and used "network effects" to reinforce their dominance.
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Debt piles upBack in July, SoftBank said a group of companies, including technology behemoths Apple and Microsoft, as well as a slew of Japanese banks, and Britain's Standard Chartered would contribute to Vision Fund 2.
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If the initiative, called The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, passes, privacy advocates say it will be one of the most meaningful checks in the United States on the growing power of internet behemoths.
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Saarinen earned his spurs conjuring up a raft of rectilinear behemoths for big companies and swooping spectacles of sculptural engineering like the St. Louis Arch, Ingalls Hockey Rink at Yale and Dulles Airport in Washington.
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In addition to the privacy rules, the region's regulators have set the bar with stricter enforcement of antitrust laws against Google and other tech behemoths and taken a tougher stance against the industry's tax policies.
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It says that the social media behemoths—and YouTube in particular—are shepherding innocent young minds into the cognitive snares of white nationalists and neo-Nazis by tuning their recommendation algorithms to favor extremist content.
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The business model is to get gobbled up by one of the behemoths for a billion dollars and then everyone's rich and goes home, and it doesn't really matter what they did to your technology.
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Committed to restoring human dignity to lives and jobs, this array of dissident groups — and certain individuals within them — resisted the monopolistic practices of railroads, of industrial capitalism and of corporate behemoths like Standard Oil.
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This city has been teased before, by those Braves behemoths of the '90s, by the Falcons in 1998, even by the Hawks, who went 60-22 two seasons ago before losing in the conference finals.
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Some editors are elaborate Photoshop-like behemoths offering platforms suitable for building vast software projects, while others are esoteric and minimal, rewarding only those with patience and willingness to cope with a steep learning curve.
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This observation could help scientists better understand not just black holes a few times the mass of the Sun like the one observed here, but perhaps the billion-solar-mass behemoths at galactic centers as well.
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Now that you have gone through the process of creating your own fast food restaurant, what do you think are some easy ways fast food behemoths could make improvements toward encouraging healthier, more sustainable farming practices?
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These systems could learn from our behavior in the physical world, breaking away from the digital confines of social media profiles and search history to empower startups struggling to compete with behemoths like Google and Facebook.
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Now, Apple is adding a new section to the App Store to better highlight these games from smaller studios, which can sometimes get lost in the shuffle of big-budget titles and free-to-play behemoths.
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All the so-called Frightful Five tech behemoths — Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook and Google, now part of Alphabet — now offer virtual assistants, which handle tedious tasks in response to voice commands or keystrokes, on various devices.
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This is not only infecting Wall Street behemoths like Goldman Sachs, he says, but also the strategy behind many of today's tech start-ups with their exclusive focus on a short-term financial bonanza for investors.
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YOU KNOW, OUR FOCUS IS ON BUILDING THESE GREAT COMPANIES, TELLING THE RIGHT STORY, AND TRANSFORMING THEM INTO WHETHER IT'S PUBLIC COMPANIES, COMPANIES THAT SELL, OR, YOU KNOW, BEHEMOTHS THAT GO ON TO BE FORTUNE 500s.
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Big companies today may want to look and feel like startups, but when it comes to the way they approach buying new enterprise solutions, especially from new entrants, they still often act like traditional enterprise behemoths.
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Spotify and a number of Europe-based internet firms are asking the European Commission to take a closer look at tech behemoths that may use their dominant positions to be "gatekeepers" that hamper competitors, FT reports.
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But while this year's Intel desktop lineup doesn't include a breakthrough on the order of last year's whopping 18-core, 36-thread behemoths, it does show plenty of improvement, in the places you'd want them most.
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Follow along with our Ford live blog LG (211AM PT / 93AM ET) One of the show's behemoths will be here with what we can only assume will be phones, TVs, and weird takes on everyday appliances.
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Elsewhere, different free-speech issues abounded: college campuses in convulsions over who should opine and how; tech behemoths pondering how to control (and profit from) the blizzard of online chatter; authoritarian governments snuffing out digital dissent.
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Since roughly 2014, when Russia seized Crimea and China solidified its push to militarize the South China Sea, Washington has been abuzz with worry about war against one or even both of these nuclear-armed behemoths.
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It is abundantly clear that there are major deficiencies and gaping holes in our capacity to handle the effective management and oversight of legal or illegal predation and slaughter of these glorious and awe-inspiring behemoths.
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The accord received a major boost earlier this month, when the United States and China, two carbon behemoths that together account for nearly forty percent of global emissions, jointly announced their intention to ratify the deal.
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At a time when money coming into the fintech sector has risen, startups looking to disrupt Wall Street's top banks are emboldened, armed, and ready to hire talent from the industry behemoths with which they compete.
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The big picture: The world's fossil fuel behemoths are facing fresh challenges over global warming in the courthouse and from shareholders, even as they increasingly announce new climate efforts and expand investments in low-carbon energy.
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The biggest clubs in Europe have been allocated their opponents, while fans can now look forward to the excitement of watching Real Madrid, Barcelona, FC Rostov, and other such global behemoths compete on the grand stage.
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Netflix announced that it would spend up to $8 billion in 2018 in an attempt to make its library 50 percent original programming in an effort to prevent other digital behemoths from stealing its market share.
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And still, distinctively black brands like FUBU or Cross Colours, which became behemoths in the '90s, were kept on the fringes — no Vogue spreads, and good luck finding FUBU denim jackets on the racks at Barneys.
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And it raises questions about how the company has wielded that power, amid a wave of anti-tech sentiment that has also prompted concerns about the dominance of other tech behemoths such as Facebook and Amazon.
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Interest in boxing technology sheds light on how the e-commerce behemoths are approaching one of the major problems in the logistics industry today: finding a robotic hand that can grasp diverse items without breaking them.
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He tells us, too, about the life of the designer William Francis Gibbs, who fell in love with ships at a young age and "played hooky from Harvard" simply to cross the Atlantic on these behemoths.
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A world in which immigration is on the decline yet some Google technology is taking the jobs of truckers and cashiers sounds compatible with a leftist policy platform that takes on Wall Street and corporate behemoths.
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Because today's giants are nimbler and more paranoid about upstart competition than the tech behemoths of yore, they have cleverly created an ecosystem that enriches themselves even when they don't think of the best ideas first.
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Sometimes it worked with the behemoths, other times it competed with them, and always it looked for opportunities above and beneath and between the giants, like a clever pigeon picking up crumbs around a picnic table.
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"Fast fashion" behemoths, with their landfill-choking wares and dependence on sweatshops, feature in the most alarming sections, but Thomas, a longtime fashion journalist, also inspects the unsustainable offshoring and cost-cutting habits of smaller companies.
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Mr Lemann never establishes whether the majority of the workforce, or only a small elite of workers—and their pampered, sometimes reprehensible overlords—benefited during the glory days of behemoths such as AT&T and IBM.
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In " The Age of Surveillance Capitalism ," published earlier this year, Shoshana Zuboff, an emerita professor at Harvard Business School, warns of a "rogue mutation of capitalism," in which tech behemoths surveil humans, and eventually control them.
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"I was very much opposed to Ex-Im Bank," the president told the Wall Street Journal this week, before explaining that he had realized "lots of small companies" as well as corporate behemoths gain from it.
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Elad Gil, former vice president of corporate strategy at Twitter, said on CNBC that social media behemoths of today are safe in the short term but users will likely begin to defect in a few years.
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Antibiotic start-ups like Achaogen and Aradigm have gone belly up in recent months, pharmaceutical behemoths like Novartis and Allergan have abandoned the sector and many of the remaining American antibiotic companies are teetering toward insolvency.
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But while Gilded Age mansions were built as family legacies to be passed down to future generations or endowed to universities, these tech-centric, ultramodern glass-and-marble behemoths are designed for living in the moment.
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My favorite moments in the book involve the phenomenon of regulatory capture: the pernicious condition in which institutions that are supposed to police the nation's financial behemoths actually come to view them as clients or pals.
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At any other time, it would have been a routine exchange between skeptical members of Congress and the always slippery, always hard-to-regulate tech behemoths that are supposed to be under Washington, D.C.'s watch.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LJUBLJANA, Slovenia — This summer has seen a European procession of art behemoths — Art Basel, Venice Biennale, Documenta and Sculpture Projects Münster — a mammoth confluence that happens only once a decade.
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"I don't think big is necessarily bad, but I think a lot of people wonder how such huge behemoths that now exist in Silicon Valley have taken shape under the nose of the antitrust enforcers," Barr said.
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The automatic default of the communications behemoths to absolutism in free speech has been replaced, it was said, by a finer-grained examination of cause and effect, and of what could reasonably be done to address concerns.
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If the crippling of the state allows economic behemoths to do whatever they like to others, then what libertarianism licenses, in the garb of liberty, is the creation of a new aristocracy, entitled to hurt the commoners.
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He worked as a financial analyst at a number of corporate behemoths, including Orbital ATK (which has since merged with Northrop Grumman), Exelis, Micron Technology and even a brief stint at Goldman Sachs in New York City.
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AT&T and Time Warner, meanwhile, have argued that their merger helps them to compete against the rise of tech behemoths like the online streaming service Netflix, and Google, which owns the internet's biggest video company, YouTube.
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It's a little different in Europe because most of the contemporary brands are big standalone behemoths: They're the Majes and Sandros that have dozens and dozens of stores scattered around the world, so it's a different model.
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Because that does seem to be the dystopian endgame: a shift of power away from artists, and toward the conglomerate behemoths that are capable of harnessing the machines that make the next generation of movie stars go.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's nominee for U.S. attorney general, William Barr, told lawmakers on Tuesday that he would focus attention on the "huge behemoths" in Silicon Valley at the center of a debate over antitrust enforcement.
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Norway's Statoil, the first among the energy behemoths up to bat, on Thursday reported adjusted operating profit fell nearly 70 percent from the same time last year to $636 million, missing estimates by more than $300 million.
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"Europeans have all the negatives but none of the positives," he said, referring to the fact that Europe has not created any large tech firms but has had to deal with the presence of Silicon Valley behemoths.
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The Baker-led offer comes at a time when the struggling Canadian department store operator has been shuttering its underperforming shops to cut costs and stay competitive among discount brands and e-commerce behemoths such as Amazon.
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While everyone collectively lost their minds to the Weeknd's chart-chewing, 285s-referencing behemoths "Starboy" and "I Feel It Coming" last year, Daft Punk weren't the only French producers on the Canadian R&B singer's third album.
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"I don't think big is necessarily bad but I think a lot of people wonder how such huge behemoths that now exist in Silicon Valley have taken shape under the nose of the antitrust enforcers," he said.
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Still, even though the crisis was centered on the struggles of global banking behemoths on Wall Street, regional banks across the country got hammered with the same regulations designed for Citigroup and the other global mega-banks.
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Rather than document some exotic sharks or deep-sea creatures, he magnified the humble claw of a crab and the rostrum on a shrimp's nose, transforming them into sculptural behemoths in large-scale, black-and-white photographs.
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It is the age of brands — or rather, #woke brands, those hyper-aware corporate behemoths with gargantuan marketing departments that see in every social and political cause du jour an opportunity for 15 minutes of web infamy.
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Last year was a big one in tech, as the Silicon Valley behemoths that drive large swaths of California's economy faced mounting scrutiny over the way they handle our personal information and do business with one another.
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With the launches of Apple TV+ and Disney+—and amidst the continued production of huge slates of content from behemoths like Netflix and Amazon—streaming services, taken as a whole, became a massive source of cultural output.
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It is hardly decisive — again, the delegate haul is small, especially compared to Super Tuesday behemoths like California and neighboring Texas — but it's definitely a state that the Biden campaign is happy to claim as its own.
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In the age of minimalist, feels-like-anywhere design, as classic hotels are swallowed up by corporate behemoths, it's inspiring to stay at a century-old property still owned and operated by the family that built it.
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WASHINGTON — Night after night in Washington, you can find lobbyists and deep-pocketed donors plowing through chafing-dish chow at political fund-raisers held at the city's hot spots, like James Beard-awarded outposts and waterfront behemoths.
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While the jobs and investments are real enough, all of these corporate behemoths will soon have business before the new administration, with make-or-break moves expected on mergers, trade policy, tax reform, defense contracts and regulation.
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Authorities in Brussels and in the European Union's 28 member countries are also setting the bar for stricter enforcement of antitrust laws against tech behemoths and are paving the way for tougher tax policies on the companies.
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This suggests that the people with the most experience starting businesses look around at their investment opportunities and see many more start-ups that resemble Theranos than resemble Amazon, let alone the behemoths of the old economy.
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This suggests that the people with the most experience starting businesses look around at their investment opportunities and see many more start-ups that resemble Theranos than resemble Amazon, let alone the behemoths of the old economy.
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Yet the cluster of fast-growing start-ups and internet behemoths coming out of China has emerged as the one true rival in scale, value and technology to the West Coast homes of the American technology renaissance.
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Mr. Trump should be driving government to foster more of the sorts of manufacturing jobs that are offering working Americans the wages ($26 an hour on average), benefits and middle-class mobility that manufacturing behemoths once provided.
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Which of these announcements or what part of your strategy is most important to help you compete with the big behemoths, which are Google and Facebook, and then these rising stars such as Snap and even TikTok.
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Building trust with customers has helped Blumenthal in turn to build a vertical brand designed and manufactured under the Rockets of Awesome label, keeping the company competitive in an e-commerce world dominated by behemoths like Amazon.
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Instead of competing with legacy players, startups will have to contend with cloud behemoths who are "in an adjacent market that wants to add your product and take your market," O&aposDriscoll wrote in his blog post.
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Prompted in part by frustration with the treatment of workers by companies like the ride-hailing behemoths Uber and Lyft, the bill was created to extend workplace legal protections to roughly one million people in the state.
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Say you're Robert A. Iger, the chief executive of Disney, or Brian L. Roberts, of Comcast, or perhaps you're slightly lower down on the ladder of behemoths — the boss of Twenty-First Century Fox or Time Warner, perhaps.
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The straws, introduced last year, seem like a natural extension of their brand — which leads us to wonder how long it might be before trendy bottle behemoths like S'well and Soma decide to get in on the action.
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