And these days, halal producers are branching out beyond food.
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And that's not the only branching out that's going on.
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As the rich get richer, they are also branching out.
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Are you thinking about branching out with any other business ventures?
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Your friends, however, may not be excited that you're branching out.
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Some social-media firms are themselves branching out into alternative data.
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High-end speaker maker Devialet is branching out of home speakers.
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When did you have to start branching out into other platforms?
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With no foreign policy experience, that meant some serious branching out.
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Branching out can also help social media stars plan for the future.
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Halal branching out The appeal of halal can extend beyond religious rules.
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Looks like Kim and Kanye are branching out from their Calabasas lifestyle.
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Any sign tonight that this -- the search for Mollie is branching out?
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Homer's next step could be branching out to other products, like pharmaceuticals.
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I do think you'll see us branching out into different media formats.
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Oreo is branching out, using social media to collect new flavor ideas.
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Branching out into Lyft gives G.M. a better chance of navigating these trends.
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Some MFOs began as SFOs, branching out later in the search for growth.
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Investment banks, which often offer research to their clients, are also branching out.
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More tech companies should consider the benefits of branching out from Silicon Valley.
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Sterne has worked at well-known funds before branching out on his own.
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Tyson isn't the only traditional food company branching out into plant-based foods.
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This year, the company's taking that tech and branching out to base layers.
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Are you branching out from your usual neutral lipstick into bright reds and berries?
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"We have costume designers interested in branching out, outside of the theater," she said.
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Did you feel like you were branching out on this album in some ways?
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The older I got, the more I started branching out with my taste buds.
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This is not Ms. Kitty's first time branching out of the cat food box.
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This coincided with Maximum Fun's own interest in branching out into narrative audio storytelling.
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Porsche and other auto companies have also been branching out into electric-assist bicycles.
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This is the first time BlaBlaCar is branching out its service with another app.
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If Gwen's branching out on her own, the collab must've no doubt gone well.
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After getting situated, though, you can start branching out and trying to make friends.
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Baker's poems swerve with tangents and reversals, and often move forward by branching out.
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But being the biggest band in the world didn't prevent Queen from branching out.
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I'm happy about that, DJ PR. Glad you're still branching out and enjoying yourself.
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Many major nail product companies started in dental products before branching out to cosmetics.
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Branching out from there, I'd say start with places that have good tourism infrastructure.
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Netflix is branching out beyond scripted video and nonfiction podcasts to create fictional podcasts.
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A trio of talent is branching out with refined lines of furniture and objects.
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ONC is branching out, incorporating fishermen and women, and local ferries, in its ocean monitoring.
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He also hinted at another potential reason for why the RNC might be branching out.
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But lately, brewers have been interested in branching out by harvesting the bugs inside bugs.
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Tesla has been branching out beyond just its electric cars to other sustainable energy products.
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Mr. Sinskey is a winemaker who is branching out into a new field: truffle growing.
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And now, like Max Martin, they're branching out into writing and producing for other people.
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Funko has been branching out of collectibles and into apparel and gaming in recent years.
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Ms. Veselnitskaya started her career in the prosecutor's office in Moscow's suburbs before branching out.
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The company is now branching out and expanding with a different product, the Creator's Program.
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In 2005, the company said it was branching out with a new drink: Google Gulp.
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Now that he's figuring out how to best apply these inclinations for distortion—Morrison's branching out.
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Melissa Joan Hart is branching out into the world of politics and stumping for the underdog.
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But it's clear this is meant to be both a branching-out point and a gateway.
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It has since expanded its clothing options and is now even branching out into home furnishings.
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Competing booking sites like Expedia and TripAdvisor have been branching out from hotels to vacation rentals.
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"I think everyone is really happy and we're branching out doing our own things," Kourtney said.
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This week, it's branching out into regular programming for the first time with Chelsea Handler's show.
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Oscar Health Insurance is planning to keep branching out beyond the Affordable Care Act's individual markets.
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It's a formula that the mom-of-two has perfected since branching out as an entrepreneur.
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The tech field has opportunities branching out to cities like Washington, D.C., and Rochester, New York.
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In 2200, he was Ledecky, building on his first Olympics by branching out into different events.
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On foreign soil, he has toyed with the idea of branching out — just not too far.
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Ride-sharing companies the world over are branching out to go beyond just handling your car trips.
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Microsoft has been branching out into other territories as mobile developers have flocked to Android and iOS.
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It is now branching out, launching two new apps called Loop and Kisan Diary earlier this year.
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Tribe is also branching out from just being for personal contacts to allow Telegram-style public rooms.
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Although some collectors are branching out to Asia, they're still ignoring most of the Latin American world.
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I mean they got like Apple Music and they got the streaming services, so they're branching out.
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The meme has become so popular that people are branching out to consuming more Girl Defined content.
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So many startups are branching out into new places that the trend has a name, "Off Silicon Valleying".
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Instead, rekindle your once-passionate love of brunch by giving your go-tos a rest and branching out.
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"We're branching out and becoming more relevant and more meaningful in our customers' lives," Laplanche said at LendIt.
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By branching out, G.M. has a better chance of navigating the changing trends in car ownership and use,
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"We're coming out of the kitchen and into the garden, then branching out into the universe," Harris says.
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When you've already tried every Snapchat feature on goofy videos of yourself, you have to start branching out.
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So, why in the hell is Richie suddenly branching out into the realm of Martha Stewart and Anthropologie?
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Originally an ad agency, DMG Entertainment began distributing films to China before branching out into producing its own.
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He also recommends branching out from vegetables that you're used to, to increase the variety in your diet.
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While Mr. Hyler was branching out, Ms. Sabir's grandparents found themselves falling into the familiar cycle of segregation.
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Online generalists such as Amazon are pushing furniture while some hypermarkets are also branching out into home furnishings.
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His sensibilities started branching out and that's partially because of where his parents sent him off to school.
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They started branching out and adding electronic stuff and we became friends with Timmy Hefner, who runs it.
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Like many poly-curious couples, we tested the water by having threesomes, before branching out and dating individually.
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SoundHound, the company known for its song recognition app, is branching out beyond music in a big way.
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Never before had she been in such a strange building, with such a tangled branching-out of corridors.
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But it's probably a good reminder that I need to start branching out and forming some new friendships.
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So [fans] are sort of stretching the limit with that theory when you're branching out to Frito-Lay commercials.
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Stada had focused instead on branching out into branded consumer care and cosmetics products as well as diagnostics kits.
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He says that many companies start with highly trusted partners to get comfortable with the product before branching out.
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The Russian company that makes the iconic AK-47 machine gun is branching out into rideables — specifically flying rideables.
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Regina is a small city with a small town mentality, and sometimes people have a hard time branching out.
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H&M is also branching out to reach a broader customer base and cut exposure to the budget segment.
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After the Marvel Cinematic Universe became a commercial juggernaut, branching out to TV seemed inevitable, both narratively and synergistically.
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Chinese tech firm Alibaba is again branching out in the digital arena — this time, getting into mobile game distribution.
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Stada has focused instead on branching out into branded consumer care and cosmetics products as well as diagnostics kits.
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Now, the officials are branching out to meet with business leaders, who are eager to make their priorities known.
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Europe is an especially friendly place for budget airlines, but some are also branching out to offer international service.
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Once you have the feel for making fresh egg pasta, try branching out into the world of flavored dough.
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You're ready to branch out, but there will be frustration today around what that branching out will look like.
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They simply created a song about a gringo branching out of his native tongue to fully iterate his lust.
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David Zwirner is branching out, opening a gallery in Paris, and more dealers are heading for the FIAC fair.
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The company is reportedly interested in branching out its advertising to companies that don't sell products on its website.
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Nolan told Business Insider that his plans for the future include continued growth and branching out into other countries.
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"We're branching out into some less interest-rate sensitive financial institutions like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley," she added.
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From there, Lover can suggest guides for mastering your own sexual personality or branching out into new behavior patterns.
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It wants to keep those customers when they shop for secondhand goods while branching out to reach Fashionphile's younger audience.
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Since splitting from the group in 2014, Jung has had a whirlwind couple of years branching out on her own.
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And in 2019, Beckham is branching out again by translating her label from rich women's closets into bathroom vanities everywhere.
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With so many people branching out on their own, offering support services can be a flexible business retirees can begin.
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Tagged bought Hi26 in 2150 before branching out into standalone social app development and renamed the parent company If(we).
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Branching out As such, there are plenty of opportunities for the company to explore and potentially expand on the continent.
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Branching out from within via product innovation can help Twitter's platform change global discourse on how we live and work.
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The Ronin-SC, finds DJI branching out further, with an offering designed for novices looking to up their shooting game.
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Branching out from the prior point: What if money had built-in rules that determined what it was useful for?
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It is also branching out into new areas, such as food delivery and long-distance cargo haulage using autonomous trucks.
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Facebook dominated social networking at Harvard University before branching out to other universities and then to social networking in general.
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Before branching out, however, brands should make sure they have "absolute command over the category you started in," he said.
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With the clinics in place, the company is now branching out into new product lines to continue expanding its footprint.
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Branching out and experiencing areas outside the United States seems to have been a huge stepping stone for your career.
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But now, the company appears to be branching out to include broadcast television channels as a part of its offering.
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The organizers like branching out "as much as possible without making everybody giddy," said Jennifer Flay, director of the fair.
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LONDON — JAB Holding Company, the deal-hungry conglomerate, has bought dozens of coffee brands and begun branching out to doughnuts.
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Blackstone aims to help it expand into more geographies and to continue branching out into facilitating nondating-related social meetups.
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Mr Arnault has got round this by subtly expanding the scope of luxury, for example by branching out into hotels.
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Other automakers are also branching out from cars, SUVs and trucks and getting into the scooter and e-bike businesses.
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Aira is available in some restaurants, college campuses, and airports, and is branching out to other places like AT&T stores.
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The company that revolutionized in-home bike fitness classes is branching out, building a new model exclusively designed for commercial customers.
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In addition to companies offering niche jerky products, such as pairing nuts with dried meat, larger producers are also branching out.
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She used to work with Jeffries and Mystery as well, before branching out into her own work under her own name.
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By 2006, for example, Amazon was branching out into serving businesses for storage, databases and other infrastructure with Amazon Web Services.
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Misterb&b is another good example of a startup branching out from an industry-leading tech company with a smaller focus.
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The platform is due to launch trading metals before branching out into other commodities, pending regulatory approval, the HKEX has said.
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As Beyond and Impossible have gained steam with consumers, traditional food companies are branching out and creating their own meat alternatives.
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SoFi, in the US, has raised $1.9 billion, and is branching out rapidly from its core business of refinancing student loans.
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He's still dabbling in acting, branching out into voice acting for a couple video games, but he's also a family man.
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In a new collaboration with London-based boutique Browns, Assoulin is branching out to create her first swimwear and resortwear designs.
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You are branching out into the realm of the unknown as action planet Mars clashes with Pluto, the planet of secrets.
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Moving beyond Irish coffee and Kahlua and Cream, these coffee-based beverages are branching out and becoming a staple among mixologists.
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Whiteside, an American Ballet Theater principal, is branching out with "The Tenant," a dance-play directed by the choreographer Arthur Pita.
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I help grow a brand, whether it's deciding if they should write a book or branching out in terms of content.
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Over all, the study's findings suggest that serious cyclists might want to consider at least sometimes branching out, Mr. Andersen says.
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James Kee, the 7-year-old fan of "Wow in the World", has already started branching out to more advanced fare.
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That search is part of the attraction for Ms. Trenary, who embraced the challenge of branching out from her classical training.
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Permian drillers are branching out into relatively less-profitable areas of the region, said John Zanner, energy analyst for RBN Energy.
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She started with traditional cheese and charcuterie but is branching out — a recent Super Bowl-themed arrangement featured sliders and fries.
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In her senior year, Humar started an internship at Tencent, an online messaging company that was branching out into curating news.
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Like many recent plays, this one is structured as a series of scenes that keep branching out and introducing new characters.
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He steadily expanded his fame, branching out from being one of Paris's most recognised three-star chefs to become a worldwide phenomenon.
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In the middle of branching out into new and exciting adventures I honestly began to wonder if it ever would be again.
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I really don't want to see Nick branching out and turning into Sean, the only former Bachelor who is worse than Nick.
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It is planning a new SUV and electric saloon, as well as branching out into other areas such as boats and property.
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In recent years, that vineyard has gone from producing shiraz, syrah and cabernet to branching out into more experimental and natural styles.
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His advice for others interested in franchising is to learn the business as well as possible before branching out into multiple locations.
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Yellin says Netflix began experimenting with interactive TV by way of kids specials launched last year, before branching out to adult content.
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Exhibitor Relations' Bock noted that Paramount could benefit from branching out to new creative properties, and diving back into the animation game.
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Future growth will come from a new model; the company is branching out from just catering to providing event planning and managing.
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Discord will start selling games The gaming chat app Discord is branching out from hosting white supremacist organizing meetings to selling games.
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Since then, Richie has blossomed into a fearless—though much more private—woman, branching out in about a million different professional directions.
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He says he was told the El Moussas, who normally only shoot in SoCal, would be branching out to the East Coast.
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One of the best bralette-slinging lingerie startups to emerge in recent years, Lively, is branching out beyond comfortable but stylish underpinnings.
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The company first focused on Venmo-like peer-to-peer payments but is now branching out to cover all sorts of transactions.
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See if you can de-risk your idea by becoming an "intrapreneur" at a related company before branching out on your own.
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But early on, he found himself branching out to different parts of the world, specifically Asian cities like Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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The bigger point: as always, health care companies want to get bigger and gain negotiating leverage, while branching out into different businesses.
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Some folks are content to work within their cliques—never really branching out, or even expressing interest or curiosity beyond this periphery.
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Mr. Yantrasast could probably ride the wave of similar projects for the rest of his career, but he is also branching out.
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League of Legends developer Riot Games is finally branching out with a bevy of fresh games created by new internal development teams.
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Considering things aren't looking to promising for him in the NFL of late, good to see him branching out and finding success.
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The industry sprang up in the 1970s, first focusing on municipal debt and later branching out into structured products like mortgage securities.
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While he has entertained the idea of branching out to other genres of home decor, for now the limited focus is deliberate.
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At New York City Ballet, the choreographer Alexei Ratmansky is branching out with an idiosyncratic score by the experimental composer Peter Ablinger.
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The camps recently wrapped up their fifth year and are now branching out to start educating teachers as well as young women.
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But now he's 57—ancient, by Hollywood's standards—and Grant has, whether through late-career boredom or necessity, been quietly branching out.
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I started branching out into different instrumentation because a lot of the stuff I was doing before this was really guitar-driven.
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And I guess I would say the series was primarily a rock series in the beginning and more recently we've been branching out.
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Breakfast for dinner is one of my favorite meals, and I'm excited about branching out from our typical grits and eggs or waffles.
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What's next: Both groups are branching out into a global map, providing just as granular a rendering of assets as the U.S. survey.
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Now Ecobee is branching out into light switches, and its new Switch+ similarly includes a full smart speaker and voice control access point.
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Stepper is proposing branching out from GPS and relying on the almost 50 satellites in orbit so the cars can localize themselves better.
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Business in Poland has gone so well that Strabag is branching out from EU-funded infrastructure into hotels, shopping centres and office blocks.
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Pexip's specialty is Skype for Business, but for this product, the company is clearly branching out and adding support for Hangouts Meet, too.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is in your sign, and you're branching out in unbelievable ways and being supported for your creative work—exciting!
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Innovative. We've also got Nintendo's creepiest new accessory and Xbox branching out more fully into the world of PC. Let's get to it.
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Its smoothly sculpted surface resembles a silted stream bed, an uncovered terrain seamed by a horizontal line and branching out in patterned incisions.
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"He's a Porsche guy, I'm a Ferrari guy, and I'm branching out to be in his world," Mr. Shooshani said of Mr. Seinfeld.
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Then, you can start branching out into different milk-types, tasting on the wonderful sheep milk Ewephoria, or the goat milk Midnight Moon.
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Over the past few years, we've been branching out beyond peanut butter, to the point where almond butter is now a supermarket mainstay.
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That fragmentation gave rise to more violence and, increasingly, the cartels started branching out into other crimes like extortion, fuel theft and kidnapping.
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The comparison to Supreme is that we are also an apparel brand, and we're going to be branching out into other consumer goods.
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Oprah Winfrey, whose endorsement and investment has breathed new life into Weight Watchers, is branching out into food branded under her own name.
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"Taker" shows that K.I.D are clearly owning their lane, and they just might be branching out into a few other ones, as well.
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It's really awesome, so many talented people doing something new and inspiring and branching out past our city to tour around the world.
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While serious citizen journalism and expert Q&A's have been Periscope's core uses, branching out into more playful territory could attract a mainstream audience.
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It wasn't until 1985 that she started branching out, playing a nurse on soap opera Days of Our Lives and later co-hosting Live!
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Razer is branching out its line of gaming headsets to consoles with its new Thresher Ultimate headphones for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
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First, it is branching out beyond its chiefly female customers and selling men's athleisure wear; sales of these grew by double digits last quarter.
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And rather than catering to a strictly female audience, Kardashian West is branching out by marking KKW Body III, a woodsy floral, as unisex.
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From winter white and red velvet to Lady Gaga going lilac just this week, people — famous and otherwise — are branching out like never before.
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It appears that Selena is interested in potentially branching out into an all new field of expertise, namely launching her very own jewelry line.
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Woods is also a rising star on the plus-size modeling and fashion design scene; branching out into makeup seems like a natural fit.
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"There are so many of them now that they are branching out of their domestic hunting ground (the U.S.) and looking overseas," Mould explained.
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Some are in college, branching out like in their career as music artists and different things of that nature so they are growing up.
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Wikia, the pop culture network for fans of everything from The X-Files to Buffy the Vampire Slayer, is branching out into original content.
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Like most businesses, in the fetish porn world one has to evolve or die, and so Jay is currently branching out into new areas.
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Gucci is adding to its product lines with items like homewares and by branching out into cosmetics as part of plans to keep growing.
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Now 43, Jewel (born Jewel Kilcher) is branching out with a business based on the mindfulness tools she used to survive that harsh upbringing.
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Like many start-ups, Ms. Cody-Rouget said that branching out on her own could have been smoother if she had used role models.
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The diagram resembles a corporate flowchart, with lines branching out and intersecting, but all of them flowing out of two names: the Columbine killers.
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Not Pine64, the community-focused maker of single-board computers that has done a lot of branching out in the past year or so.
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The New York City-based skate shop and clothing brand Supreme is branching out to kitchenware with its new fall-winter collection, out August 24.
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Over time, the service started branching out beyond video, though, and the company first announced its plans for a stock photo service earlier this year.
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The company is currently focused on cosmetics and consumer care, though it is interested in branching out into other fields, such as medicine and nutrition.
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For today, Tact is working with Salesforce, but as the Microsoft investment suggests, it could be branching out to cover other CRM tools over time.
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The company is branching out from its cosmetics roots to tackle not just non-comedogenic skin care, but preventative skin tech, with My UV Patch.
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In 1982, however, Ratner left the city's employ to take up the family real estate business, branching out to seek opportunities in his adopted home.
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Branching out: Discord's app was designed for video gamers to chat while playing, though people have been using it to discuss other interests as well.
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Even the company that developed the system at the heart of the country's Iron Dome missile defense system, mPrest, is branching out into precision agriculture.
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It likely means either Apple was very convincing with its offer or Fox's TV studio is more interested in branching out to alternative distribution platforms.
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The most successful leaders are those who aren't afraid to take a chance on adapting, even when it means branching out into unfamiliar company territory.
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He has drawn up a new growth blueprint that includes branching out of basic telecoms services into music streaming, e-commerce and mobile financial services.
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Over the past two weeks I've talked about Apple with Dan Frommer, and the media merger mania with Peter Kafka, and today I'm branching out.
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SolarCity has also been branching out into efficiency and other energy services and has plans to manufacture solar panels in a forthcoming factory in Buffalo.
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As the companies get richer, they're branching out, buying or muscling aside rivals in ways that could have far-reaching implications for the world economy.
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Apps like Couchsurfing and Airbnb are branching out their offerings to allow you to actually, ya know, meet people in the area you're staying in.
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However, it looks like the company is branching out — or, at least, it's licensing its name to third-party retailers to branch out for it.
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I have a customer base in all four corners of Illinois, and branching out into Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Florida, Texas, New York, and both Carolinas.
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Scaling the ladder to stardom in South Africa, and branching out into Africa, has not been a straightforward climb, particularly with social media trolls she explains.
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H&M is branching out into brands with higher prices than its core H&M chain, but these still account for a small share of turnover.
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Rather than stick to one genre, Glasto's always been known for branching out, with everything from jazz and world music to electronic music and obviously rock.
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Now, gameday apps are branching out to incorporate an array of new services—particularly those by NFL teams, who are working to grow engagement with fans.
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Boosted has talked about branching out beyond skateboards dating back to the days when co-founder and former CEO Sanjay Dastoor was still with the company.
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I'm working with my therapist on branching out and making friends because it really does bum me out not having someone to confide in at work.
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Since then there have been dozens upon dozens of bundles and sales, with the company branching out to e-books and music as well as games.
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This could mean that after the launch of her soon-to-be released second cookbook, Teigen will be branching out into other areas of the home.
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The deal comes as GoPro's stock is at an all-time low, so it's not surprising to see the company exploring new ways of branching out.
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Waymo's limited partnership with Lyft is the latest example of the company branching out to work with more companies as it develops autonomous vehicles and services.
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The service comes threes years after the launch of Redbox Instant, a joint venture with Verizon and the company's first attempt at branching out its offerings.
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The Massachusetts Democrat will join the Armed Services Committee in 2023, branching out beyond the tough-on-Wall Street message that made her a liberal favorite.
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Joining a Wicca group at U.C. Sunnydale seemed natural and I was excited to see her branching out from her old friends and embracing new storylines.
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Its focus so far has been on serving independent restaurants but it is now branching out, investing in partnerships with chains like Burger King and KFC .
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Even though China is a buzzy country for expansion for many companies and industries, Netflix isn't too excited about branching out to the East Asian country.
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The crack will then spread faster and faster, branching out in a pattern reminiscence of herringbone or a lightning bolt, until the material's structure fails completely.
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In Europe, EEX started off as an electricity exchange, before branching out into the main fossil fuels that fire power stations: thermal coal and natural gas.
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But they were also branching out and diversifying what they were, and they had a lot of respect for our independence and our really unique character.
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The Massachusetts Democrat will join the Armed Services Committee in 2017, branching out beyond the tough-on-Wall Street message that made her a liberal favorite.
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When he poses a threat by branching out to be a photographer himself, Robert tells him he should change his last name, so they aren't associated.
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Have you thought of branching out into that side of things to increase the numbers of foreign fighters who want to fight out of the gym?
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Narrator: Although his main focus is making his life easier for humans, that didn't stop him from branching out into the world of our furry friends.
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He predicted that whatever his company does next — possibly branching out into fashion recommendations — it will have to be based on emphasizing utility to the reader.
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Even though the plan requires no changes to the Constitution, analysts say it faces tough political and legal challenges in branching out beyond Democratic-leaning states.
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The ride service operates in seven countries across the African continent and originally launched in South Africa's financial hub Johannesburg before branching out to smaller cities.
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That $99 price now marks the low end of Google's Daydream line, which is branching out to include standalone VR headsets made by partners HTC and Lenovo.
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HelloGiggles reports that the chocolate candy company is branching out from its roots with a white cheesecake flavor that we can't wait to get our hands on.
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Although they won't disclose their revenue, they claim to have surpassed their goals, and the 12-employee company is branching out to another 1,000 stores by June.
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So after years of talking about it, Dish is branching out into mobile, and it got an assist from the US Department of Justice to get there.
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At best, removing federal protections for the gray wolf could stunt the recovery of the animal, preventing them from branching out to territories they used to roam.
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Alexa, Amazon's voice assistant technology, is branching out from its first home, the Echo series of devices, and finally starting to show up in third-party products.
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One more example is RoboTeam, a leading maker of military robots now branching out into home assistants, for which it secured $50 million in funding last year.
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Made up of former elite members of the Mexican military, the Zetas initially worked as hit men for the Gulf Cartel before branching out on their own.
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Hollywood talent and entertainment giants and companies with their roots in talent, including Creative Artists Agency, Endeavor, and United Talent Agency are increasingly branching out into advertising.
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Martin is well known for branching out into new creative fields throughout his career, but said the role of a curator was a one-time-only performance.
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He earned praise for his performances, while also branching out into cinema, where he worked with renowned German directors like Wim Wenders, Werner Herzog and Volker Schloendorff.
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He's also branching out — sort of — with "Ordinary World," in which he plays a musician-turned-slacker dad who throws himself a last-hurrah 40th birthday party.
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He earned praise for his performances, while also branching out into cinema where he worked with renowned German directors like Wim Wenders, Werner Herzog and Volker Schloendorff.
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More than 70 airlines use RMS's revenue management technology and the company has been branching out to other transportation segments including rail and cargo, Monday's statement said.
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Now you have five entries in this entertaining themeless crossword by Zhouqin Burnikel, and you are well on your way to branching out and making significant headway.
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Below are edited excerpts from the interview: Q: With Experiences and the collaboration with Resy, Airbnb is branching out into different segments of the travel market. Why?
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He was soon branching out further, providing managing services to other restaurants and striking a deal with the Costa cruise line to create menus for its ships.
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I'd already been using meditation app Headspace for a number of years, doing the basic exercises but not really branching out to other parts of the app.
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HKEX has said that the platform would begin trading metals before branching out into other commodities, pending regulatory approval, but previously had not given a launch date.
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Because Spike Prime utilizes existing Lego and Technics blocks, I can imagine kids, after they&aposve exhausted the projects, branching out on their own with new creations.
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Amazon has already started branching out into virtual health care for its own employees, so a health-focused wearable for consumers would be the logical next step.
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Second, it was part of a bigger theme of Apple branching out into a wider consumer electronics ecosystem for its push into the world of TV and video.
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There are smaller arteries branching out from El Camino Del Mar like 32nd Avenue, a street running perpendicular to the coast that might be one of the quaintest.
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It also suggests investors are branching out, with Beijing trying to prevent overheating in China's property market and introducing curbs in equity markets over the past two years.
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Amazon has been moving in the opposite direction — branching out from its enterprise market success with cloud services giant Amazon Web Services to the consumer market with Alexa.
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The move mirrors an industry trend going in the opposition direction — hotel booking websites like Expedia and TripAdvisor have been branching out from hotel bookings to vacation rentals.
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America's two largest automakers are branching out beyond their traditional businesses: GM plans to launch a lineup of electrified bicycles and Ford just bought an electric scooter company.
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Though death benefits and annuities are still the core business, life insurers are branching out into savings products and insurance against disability or needing long-term social care.
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However, to do so would mean missing out on some of the best in contemporary Spanish art, in addition to global names branching out into the Iberian Penninsula.
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One of the great things about television is how it can complicate that narrative, branching out from the official story to tell others lurking around that story's edges.
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All three Northern Triangle countries rank among the top 85033 globally for murder rates and have been beset by narco trafficking organizations branching out from Mexico and Colombia.
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Open Book Jennifer Weiner, the best-selling author of a dozen novels, including "Good in Bed" and "All Fall Down," is branching out — in more than one direction.
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The Getaway Airbnb, the peer-to-peer accommodations site where travelers book everything from single rooms to entire villas, has spent the last couple of years branching out.
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If you're thinking about branching out and adding some new greenery to your life, we have some suggestions for the best indoor plants that basically thrive on neglect.
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Producers such as Pegatron are also looking to expand into Vietnam and India: Pegatron is already branching out to Indonesia and hopes to expand in Taiwan as well.
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Rather than continue to work with third-party companies to operate these clinics, a few technology companies -- most notably, Apple and Amazon — are branching out on their own.
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Immersed in a thriving New York music scene, he worked with some of jazz's most prominent figures before branching out into Latin music, fusion and occasionally free jazz.
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Fresh off its recent raise of $135 million, Lightricks, the maker of popular selfie editor Facetune and several other top consumer-focused photo editing applications, is branching out.
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"All of this creative talent is now branching out beyond film and television into these industries of convergence, like drone technology, virtual reality and autonomous vehicles," Rico says.
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The service is available in seventy-two countries, and has raised more than fifteen billion dollars; it is branching out into auto-lending, food-delivery, and courier services.
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Jim Nabors, who portrayed the jovial Gomer Pyle on The Andy Griffith Show before branching out with his own series, died early Thursday morning at his home in Hawaii.
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That's not to say tech companies aren't branching out at all beyond the top four markets, especially as real estate costs balloon in the upper echelon of tech cities.
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Messaging refers to the fact that Digg has been branching out from its basic website to third party platforms like Facebook Messenger and Slack, where it's building news bots.
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The company had said earlier this year that it would soon be branching out into its own brands with the arrival of its fall 2018 back-to-school box.
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The company has been around in some form or another since 21, branching out into TVs, kitchen appliances and even cars — but audio has always been the company's core.
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The healthy snacking start-up is also branching out into corporate snacking, or sending snacks to offices, and its next milestone would be to go international, its founder said.
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Branching out can be scary, but Tombs manages to do it with grace, balancing their own tried and true sound with new ambition instead of moving in unprecedented directions.
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It also puts Apple Music out on the edge with services like Hulu and Spotify that are branching out into new types of content like virtual reality and podcasts.
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The roof, the roof, the roof is on solar: Tesla, the car company spearheading the third industrial revolution of clean energy automobiles, is now branching out to home improvement.
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"The artists from Ukraine were interested in branching out into styles or developments that were developing in the West, and have gone with that in their careers," Kochman says.
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The San Francisco-based HomeLight has been branching out into mortgage lending and other products, reflecting a larger trend of real-estate-tech companies looking to broaden their businesses.
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For first time exporters, the Single Market is a perfect environment to cut their teeth before branching out into more challenging trade markets, like Africa or the Middle East.
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Then, in 1998, spurred by the Asian financial crisis, the Korean government altered its economic strategy, branching out from heavy industry and electronics-focused conglomerates into pop culture businesses.
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One of the biggest signs that home robotics is gaining credibility as a market is the fact that companies which have found success in industrial technology are branching out.
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A few of Peru's fintech sectors stand out, including factoring and foreign exchange, where a number of startups are quickly gaining traction and already branching out to neighboring markets.
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It's already branching out with yoga, meditation, lifting, bootcamp and jazzercise classes you can do standing next to your bike (or without one) on its $19 per month app.
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She began her singing career with her sister Pick began her singing career in the early 2000s as a duo with her sister Sharona, before branching out on her own.
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The company been branching out into robotics and now wants to push further into the growing market for homes that can connect with cars, appliances and services via the internet.
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And now Moussouris is branching out as an independent consultant to help companies and organizations interested in launching bug bounty programs move from the thinking stage to the doing phase.
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At just 22 years old, Sasha Sloan has worked with some of the can't-miss artists of 2018, but this year is actually all about branching out on her own.
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This time around, it seems to have a clearer mission that centers around privacy, so hopefully, it'll be able to avoid the pitfalls of branching out well beyond the browser.
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With a distinct, balanced style, he's been climbing the ranks of the EDM elite and is now branching out into digital group shows—like Digital Madrid—and collaborations with rappers.
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The choice to grant agency to mundane moments suggests the micro-narratives that are always present in life, branching out of the main story like tributaries from a larger river.
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Net worth: $22000 billion Kraft started his career working for his father-in-law's packaging company before branching out to found his own paper products business, called International Forest Products.
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In 1998, Caudipteryx ("tail feather"), the first nonavian dinosaur described with feathers as we know them — thin filaments branching out from a central shaft — was discovered in Liaoning Province, China.
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Occupying these different levels of the music world makes him an anomaly, but also an example of how branching out to various markets can be vital for South African artists.
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Call it a mixture of clever marketing, positive experiences, and being stuck in a good old-fashioned rut, but branching out is sometimes harder than we might like to admit.
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I was really branching out, and then I wanted to do nothing but theater to see if I'm an actor for the celebrity, or if I really am a craftswoman.
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"The priority for Venezuelans was to get a home here, but they're now feeling comfortable in Spain and branching out into all sorts of other businesses," said Mr. Valls-Taberner.
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"The whiskey drinker, the single-malt drinker, they're now branching out into brandies, and they want the higher proof," said Christine Cooney, the owner of Heavenly Spirits in Lakeville, Mass.
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NYC's The Pickle Guys, previously a kosher shop-only in the Lower East side, will be branching out into the vast restaurant scene centered on a very specific cuisine (ahem, pickles).
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland's national railways firm SBB is branching out next month with the launch of a new service on its ticket machines to sell bitcoins, the web-based digital currency.
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Branching out and trying a new spot outside your normal routine — whether we're talking takeout food or fitness classes — can be beautiful and adventurous, and it can also be the worst.
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In that case, props to Calvin Klein for creating this cute AF friendship, as well as branching out from genetic families and looking at how we make families from our friends.
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Netflix is branching out beyond film and TV with its first audio-only broadcast in the form of a full-time comedy channel that will air exclusively on SiriusXM satellite radio.
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Whether it's AR or VR interfaces, passive wearables or audio AI platforms, Apple is branching out, testing and iterating on the new spindles of human interaction — it's discovering the next finger.
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Before the reader's eyes, Kelly is transforming himself from a middle-of-the road figurative painter into an innovative, lyrical abstractionist gradually branching out into mixed media works and relief sculptures.
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And as criminal organizations have fragmented, they have also diversified their business models, branching out into a wider range of criminal enterprises including extortion, kidnapping, prostitution, fuel theft and migrant smuggling.
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He began to appear more interested in simply the possibilities afforded to him now that he had reached a pinnacle, branching out into other musical directions and even hobbies like skating.
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Outside, covered and open-air terraces look out on the sprawling backyard area, which includes garden-lined walkways branching out from the pool area that's topped off with an elaborate fountain.
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First, branching out into the "premium" category, Nissin announced that this service is planning to collaborate with Japanese ramen chains to offer doorstep service, such as Ippudo has become Nissin's partner.
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SUNDAY VARIETY PUZZLE COLUMN — It looks like Erik Agard is further branching out — although I could definitely be missing efforts made elsewhere, this is his first variety grid for The Times.
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The expansion into other modes of transport was the reason behind the company's rebranding earlier this year from Taxify to Bolt, to reflect its branching out into other areas of mobility.
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Branching out from meth A synthetic opioid crisis in Asia could be particularly devastating because the region is already dealing with what is believed to be the world's biggest methamphetamine problem.
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Traditionally, there's not a lot of branching out beyond red, white, and blue in presidential campaign logos, as pointed out last year by Nolen Strals and Bruce Willen in the Washington Post.
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From fanny pack attachments to high-fashion makeovers with Christopher Kane and Balenciaga, the shoe brand is branching out with its designs, and its latest collab may be the most exciting yet.
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"We could also see ourselves branching out from drinking water to a wide range of other applications where clean water is important, from gardening to medical applications," Lisle wrote in an email.
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Spanish-language media is branching out locally, with more national outlets investing in local Hispanic coverage and more digital-first, Spanish-language news outlets emerging in small cities and towns across America.
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Now, the e-comm is branching out into clothing and accessories with the launch of Boutiques, which house a mix of private-label items alongside exclusives from a handful of other brands.
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Biss, a commercial sports photographer, started out shooting the insects that his son collected in the garden before branching out to dead insects from the archives of Oxford University's Natural History Museum.
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It turns out Kylie is envisioning a mini Kimoji empire all her own, branching out into an eponymous line of merchandise imprinted with her own name and image for the first time.
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There's a chance Apple could release a new black color option for its AirPods, which would signify the company's first attempt at branching out from the single white color it currently offers.
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How lucky, then, that two summers ago Mr. Thway, who works by day in the diamond district, started branching out from church fund-raisers to street fairs, under the banner Burmese Bites.
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In addition, analysts say, criminal groups that may have once been exclusively focused on drug trafficking have diversified their enterprises, branching out into businesses like extortion, kidnapping, fuel theft and illegal gambling.
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It is now branching out from roads to other investments, including Bogotá's Metro, which will be Colombia's priciest infrastructure project to date, at an estimated cost of $4.6bn for 25km of elevated track.
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Today's stream is another example of Twitch branching out from game streaming, following streams of the Democratic and Republican National Conventions last summer, and all 886 episodes of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood last month.
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Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, a guru with a big following among the urban middle classes who rivals Mr Ramdev for Mr Modi's affections, is branching out from Ayurveda into food and personal care.
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Founded in 1977, Drake's dipped their toes into the fashion scene by producing scarves and shawls for boutiques before branching out to the ties, shirts, pocket squares, and shoes they're known for now.
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ST Engineering has been branching out into new business lines such as seat manufacturing and aircraft leasing as it faces increased competition from jet and engine manufacturers in offering maintenance packages to airlines.
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Telcos have dreamed for decades of breaking free of the shackles of consumer regulation and branching out into Internet services in their local markets, only to be consistently beaten by newer, global upstarts.
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The meat is in particularly high demand in the Asian market, where it's targeting initial sales, beginning with Hong Kong in the next few months and then branching out into Singapore shortly after.
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Excitement arrives as Venus opposes Jupiter on June 23 and squares off with Neptune on June 24—it's a magical time that's fantastic for connecting with friends and lovers, socializing, and branching out.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — When we last saw Hal Moore, he was making his debut by putting birds into very small boxes, but today he is branching out into the realm of themeless puzzles.
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Protecting biodiversity Alongside preventing illegal logging, the NGO is branching out into what is known as "bioacoustics" -- creating a digital library of raw, acoustic data, which it hopes will be used for conservation.
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Claire and Brad will forever be my favorites, but I've been branching out and discovering how much Carla Lalli Music — who is, behind the scenes, Brad's current and Claire's former boss — has to offer.
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This week CLF, announced it was branching out from its focus on buying television ads and would be deploying significant resources to help several House Republicans target their messages and support ground game plans.
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Fortnite streamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins is branching out into other business ventures, partnering with some of the world's biggest EDM artists for a standalone album called Ninjawerks, which is based on Epic's popular game.
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Having cornered the market for on-demand cars and taxis, Cheng is branching out into bus services and bikes, throwing his weight for instance behind one of the country's largest bicycle-renting services, Ofo.
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The daytime talk show is a mecca of adorable animal videos and furry guests, so it makes sense that Ellen DeGeneres is branching out with a show that is all fluff all the time.
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Levi has been branching out from its staple men's blue jeans into women's apparel, T-shirts and fleeces to cater to changing customer preferences and the rise of "athleisure" pioneered by Lululemon Athletica Inc.
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I see that some of those collectors who are buying those big names are branching out and buying other artists of the same generation but who didn't necessarily get their due at that time.
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To be fair, cluing ALI as the boxing champion would be too easy for a Friday, but there are many ALIs out there, and it's nice to see the constructors and editors branching out.
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To stay relevant and continue putting up top performance numbers in his fund, -- he's delivered an average annual return of 18.3 percent -- Loeb has tried new approaches and branching out his business, investors said.
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Ronstadt acknowledges that she hated arenas, but perhaps what stands out most is her persistent desire to challenge herself -- and not incidentally, the wishes of her record company -- by branching out as an artist.
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If you only have one client, it&aposs time to start branching out, as it will be nearly impossible to be classified as an independent contractor if you only do work for one employer.
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Scannell says he thinks he can help Mitu, which says it currently generates 650 million "content views" per month, grow its core business and start branching out into new ones, like events, licensing and movies.
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The Zumper team tells me that the company has no interest in branching out to other real estate products that would compete with the likes of Zillow and Redfin, which mostly focus on home buying.
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First Alert wants to make sure that never happens, so the company is branching out with a whole home mesh wi-fi system that guarantees everyone in the house will know when there's an emergency.
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Ruby's Cafe After 269 years in SoHo, this Australian cafe is branching out with a Murray Hill location and menu additions, including a spritz on tap: 228 Third Avenue (69st Street), 602-2212-2944, rubyscafe.com.
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The popular car-oriented property, which had already blown up from a mid-budget, genre-film rip-off of Point Break into a mega-budget international heist series, was branching out into an expanded universe.
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Foreign film buffs and art-horror aficionados may know Amirpour as the woman behind "A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night" and "The Bad Batch," although she has also been branching out to TV lately.
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Mr. Friedman, who grew up in Los Angeles and worked in the industry for years before branching out into restaurants, said he had spent "a few debauched mornings" at the Cat & Fiddle in the 1980s.
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I started off with QUIDDITCH, had the idea to line up a few Q's on a diagonal, and aimed to work in three other interesting nine-letter entries with Q's branching out from the center.
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The Citizen-branded clock might not be the only branching out Amazon is doing with the Echo Wall Clock, either — FCC filings indicate that Amazon is also working on a Mickey Mouse-styled clock, too.
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To stay relevant and continue putting up top performance numbers in his fund - he has delivered an average annual return of 18.3 percent - Loeb has tried new approaches and branching out his business, investors said.
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Amazon wants to give you even more reason to buy everything you could possibly want online just in time for the holiday season — so the e-retail behemoth is branching out into another state of reality.
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The New York startup has also been branching out in some interesting ways, including the recent launch of a Manhattan-based studio designed to give podcasters access to far better equipment than the usual Skype setup.
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Unlike Fortnite, which Ninja is known for playing, and PUBG, which have PC fans and console fans, Fallout is a franchise that's mostly popular with console gamers, so it seems like NZXT is branching out here.
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If you're just starting out and looking for more diversification in general, it may be best to start with general index-tracking investments and get comfortable with those before branching out into more specific market areas.
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And the last time we heard from the band as a recorded entity, a full 22 years ago, they were also branching out into that territory, with the airy ambient techno of their third album Pygmalion.
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Branching out so aggressively into social media isn't worth hampering Messenger's growth in traditional chat, so Facebook will have to watch carefully to make sure different demographics around the world don't message less after the rollout.
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At its NewFront presentation Tuesday, the Los Angeles-based fashion and lifestyle digital network said it is branching out by adding a millennial mom vertical and a handful of new series, including one in virtual reality.
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Branching out a little bit from arena rock, the album cover for their forthcoming third studio LP Woman was apparently influenced by a photo of søl oil infusing for a dish of turbot roe and mulberries.
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Our careers range from writers, content creators, digital marketers, photographers, graphic designers, IT specialists, HR recruiters, project managers, web developers, and more – it's amazing to see how many jobs are branching out to allow remote work.
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Meanwhile, the company is also branching out into manufacturing simple consumer products, to cater to the what he reckons is the 90 percent of people who just want to use IoT products rather than to make them.
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The dance duo robbinschilds — formed in 2003 by Sonya Robbins and Layla Childs — is giving that idea a shot by branching out, choreographically speaking, to include six dancers in the creation of "Hex," the pair's latest work.
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With a decline in its own phone sales, and a broader slowdown for the industry, HTC has diversified its business, branching out into virtual reality for instance with the HTC Vive, in partnership with gaming firm Steam.
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The last decade has shown that the company has become more than just a comic book publisher: it's a full-blown content studio, and has been branching out beyond the comics medium into film, television, and audio.
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The company is also branching out into more fields: political messaging with Karl Rove and David Axelrod; game design with Sims creator Will Wright; economics with Nobel laureate Paul Krugman; and, yes, space exploration with Chris Hadfield.
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Timberlake, of course, went on to become a member of 'NSYNC before branching out into a smash Grammy-winning solo career, while Gosling can be seen showing off his vocal and dancing chops in La La Land.
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While this model is surely applicable to other fields, Sloyan noted that CodeSignal isn't all that interested in branching out right now, but he left the door open for adding scores for other technical fields as well.
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Timberlake, of course, went on to become a member of NSYNC before branching out into a smash Grammy-winning solo career, while Gosling can be seen showing off his vocal and dancing chops in La La Land.
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Financials on the S&P 274 were the worst-performing sector while real estate, up 23 percent, was on track to post its largest daily gain since branching out as the 22th S&P sector last September.
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Patrick Merrell — who's been writing crossword puzzles for publications including the New York Times since 2001 — is one of three people who creates the Puzzler, theming each week's around an assigned celebrity and branching out from there.
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And branching out, the company last month officially opened Silvercup North, a soundstage in a former lighting warehouse in Port Morris, the Bronx, a gritty section that reminds Mr. Suna of the Long Island City of old.
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But many of the people who created those videos, who grew from anonymous comedians and animators into Vine stars with millions of followers, have been branching out into more profitable territories, like Instagram and YouTube, for months.
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While other oil majors like Shell and BP are branching out to wind and solar, and investing in electrification technologies, Exxon has made its existing natural gas and liquid fuels business the focus of its climate strategy.
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Oatly is responding by ramping up production (it opened a processing plant in New Jersey and has another coming online in Utah) and branching out to yogurt, or "oatgurt," and a frozen product similar to ice cream.
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Next year will likely be marked by payments companies either going all in on all-in-one apps, or branching out as much as possible by opening their products up to partners, according to consulting firm Deloitte.
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In the 1960s and '70s, Husqvarna was best known for dirt bikes -- Steve McQueen rode one -- but the company is now branching out with street bikes like the Svartpilen, which costs about $6,300, and Vitpilenm, about $12,000.
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UTC up in Connecticut and I think you see a lot of bigger businesses now that are branching out to take advantage, I think, of the tax laws, the new tax law for investment and for growth.
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Reinsurer Swiss Re, usually involved in mega-deals on natural disaster coverage, is branching out on its own to do individually tailored schemes to boost returns, such as one in China to protect farmers against floods or drought.
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Maven branching out into car sharing services that extend beyond the direct-to-consumer model is interesting, too — it suggests that the GM subsidiary could become far more than just a GM-vehicle exclusive Zipcar or car2go alternative.
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It is the latest instalment of the Pokémon franchise, which began as a video game in 1996, before branching out into collectible cards, toys, books, TV shows and comics, and grossing ¥4.8 trillion ($46 billion) in the process.
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Branching out into hospital services and expanding its bio-technical products will allow the company to grow at a much more rapid rate and diversify revenue concentration risk, though it exposes Hua Han to execution and regulatory risks.
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Jirnexu operates comparison sites RinggitPlus in Malaysia and KreditGoGo in Indonesia, but now it is branching out into services for banks with XpressApply, a platform that lets financial institutions tap the internet and digital media to reach consumers.
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However, I think it can become really easy for an editor to call upon the same photographers they're familiar with instead of branching out to find photographers that represent the cultures and stories that they want to share.
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How strange that Toby was so simple and yet his simplicity had had all these solid, complicated effects in the real world, these material accumulations and accretions—and children, too, the branching out and infinite complication of children.
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Branching out into the tech spaceThey designed the app soon after with the last £275,2130 they had left after culling funds from friends and family, which evolved from the events company the duo was running, also called Headspace.
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I came up just like listening to a bunch of different church music, and then once I was in middle school, I started branching out and listening to The Clipse, listening to a lot of Lil Wayne shit.
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That challenge includes maintaining its enviable growth rate — it more than doubled its revenue in 2018 — while showing that its focus on transportation, rather than branching out into ever-more business lines as Uber has, can be lucrative.
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But even as the military campaign chipped away at the Islamic State's caliphate, the group was branching out, founding and supporting new franchises and cultivating relationships in Afghanistan, Libya, the Philippines, the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, Nigeria and elsewhere.
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Gradually the business covered so many creaky wooden floors, branching out even to satellites at Central Park on Fifth Avenue and the Flatiron District and elsewhere, that what he could see was but a tiny portion of the whole.
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Jaguar Land Rover is launching a new vehicle subscription service in the UK. It's another sign that the auto industry is branching out into new ownership models while hedging its bets against an inevitable drop in personal car sales.
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XYZprinting, the Taiwanese company that's made a name for itself with its user-friendly and reasonably priced da Vinci line, is branching out into the free-drawing 3D pen space popularized by the Wobbleworks, the company behind the 3Doodler.
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Middle East oil producers are branching out into trading crude oil and refined products to boost their incomes following a sharp drop in oil prices since mid-2014 which has forced them to become more efficient and commercially focused.
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You could also draw a parallel to Major League Baseball's tech division, which was early to streaming for its own teams before branching out to act as the platform for sports like golf and hockey, not to mention HBO.
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Starting a few years ago, Chris made it his mission to make every Football League stadium out of Lego, taking requests and commissions as he went along and branching out to Scottish and non-league grounds here and there.
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The start of the summer season brings an expected crop of new restaurants to the Hamptons, but this year, there are more than ever, with an expanded list of chefs and restaurateurs branching out from home bases in Manhattan.
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Branching out into children's clothes seems like a natural extension for RTR, which transformed itself from a luxury rental service to an everyday product in less than a decade and recently announced a home goods partnership with West Elm.
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"Not like grandma's" would be the yardstick with which I measured all of my dishes until I started branching out and cooking other cuisine—Italian, Chinese, barbecue—and what I found was that my skills went beyond Mexican food.
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Front Range Biosciences, which produces marijuana plants free of viruses and bacteria, is branching out into other crops like coffee, today announcing it would provide Frinj more than 3 million plants (technically known as "rooted cuttings") over the next four years.
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The Kardashians have their own successful reality television series, but the family may be looking to expand beyond unscripted TV. A source close to the Kardashians tells PEOPLE that the family has been considering branching out with an animated series.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Reinsurer Swiss Re, usually involved in mega-deals on natural disaster coverage, is branching out on its own to do individually tailored schemes to boost returns, such as one in China to protect farmers against floods or drought.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After decades of incubating science and engineering companies, Oxford University announced on Tuesday it is branching out to support businesses that put people before profit, seeking to maximize the impact of its academic research on the world.
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The Associated Press has already used its automated reporting platform Wordsmith to generate things that its human writers also cover, like quarterly earnings and college sports, but now its "robot journalists" are branching out to a new sector — Minor League Baseball.
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Hollywood talent and entertainment giants and companies with their roots in talent management, including Creative Artists Agency, Endeavor, and United Talent Agency have been branching out into advertising, helping big-name brands with talent tie-ins, strategy, and distribution deals.
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GREENPOINT FISH & LOBSTER COMPANY Adam Geringer-Dunn and Vinny Milburn have had enough success with their two-year-old fish market and cafe that they are branching out, with a new market just a hop over the Pulaski Bridge in Queens.
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Cyprus-born Pouroulis spent his early career with industry giant Anglo American in South Africa, branching out on his own to establish more niche operators such as Petra Diamonds, Eland Platinum and Tharisa Minerals, according to his profile on Tharisa's website.
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The nation's firms, which boosted outbound direct investment by 235 percent in January-May from a year earlier, are branching out even as rising debt levels and weak profits at home cast doubt over their ability to secure stable funding.
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Toogood, who began her career as a prop stylist at The World of Interiors before branching out on her own in 2008, wanted the flat to feel thoroughly English, but without leaning on familiar totems like club chairs and wood paneling.
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Automakers are branching out of their core manufacturing operations into a variety of related services in a bid to tap growing demand for cheaper and more flexible ways of transport, such as shared vehicle ownership and access to cars on demand.
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While we're all familiar with the mushrooms that spring out of the ground, the real heroes are the mycelium—an underground network of tiny white threads that look much like spiderwebs branching out through the soil, unlocking nutrients and defeating pathogens.
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His career started out with work in audiobooks and voice overs in commercials before branching out into anime and video games and it was only in more recent years that Chase was able to turn it into full time work.
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The OS is branching out from Android Auto to take over tasks related to cockpit and environment controls, and Google will have two test vehicles on site to show off what that looks like, with initial partners Audi and Volvo.
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As wonderful and exciting as it has been to hear new theatrical voices take seriously a constituency that is usually taken lightly — teen girls — the next step for theater about women and sports may involve growing up and branching out.
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An intense and bespectacled self-made multimillionaire, Mr. Marchetti, 48, was a pioneer in Italian luxury fashion, starting Yoox in 2000 as a platform where end-of-season stock could be sold online, before branching out into full-price designer wares.
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And then he did what he does, bending the truth again, claiming NATO had become more flexible since he came to office, that It was branching out and becoming more international -- and implied that was a result of his efforts.
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After breaking from Mr. Guzmán several years ago, Jalisco New Generation started branching out into activities such as extortion, kidnapping, migrant smuggling and gasoline theft — a crime that has cost Mexico as much as $3 billion a year, government officials say.
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With additions like the Friends list, online status, a "do not disturb" option, and direct messaging capability, Twitch is branching out to become a more competitive player in the busy social messaging space, where top apps like Messenger, WhatsApp and Snapchat today dominate.
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Early in Josie's chapter, her co-Pussycats Valerie Brown (Hayley Law) and Melody Valentine (Asha Bromfield) confront Josie for branching out as a solo act, which is something Cheryl put in motion through her connections with Abbey Road Riverdale knockoff Shabbey Road Studios.
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After some success out of the UK you would expect them to expand to big markets like the US or Asia, but instead, they have skipped the obvious route and are now branching out into the emerging markets of the African continent.
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The "county lines" phenomenon, in particular, has opened up new supply routes, with urban gangs branching out and operating through foot soldiers—often young boys ages 15 to 17—to deliver both crack and heroin at street level in coastal and rural areas.
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While many of these positions point to the further development of the ways that we already use Snapchat's augmented reality features (like its filters and World Lenses), others look to be branching out in a new direction, particularly in character design and gaming.
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H&M, which saw sales growth slow and profits fall last year, is branching out into more brands to reach more customers and investing to improve its online services in response to tougher competition in its budget segment and from online-only players.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Cut off from lucrative fuel export markets and seeing their margins squeezed by new taxes, China's independent oil refiners are branching out into new sectors from clean energy and lumber as well as expanding their trading to overcome the challenges.
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US startups — and even those in bigger European countries such as Germany and France — frequently wait years before branching out from their home markets, because those markets are so large and the challenges of going international can be so daunting, Saar said.
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Before long, Louis, who was already branching out from the company's famed Victorian garland style, with its intricate white lace of diamonds and platinum, was mixing semiprecious stones into new graphic forms: zigzags of lapis lazuli and jade with emeralds and sapphires.
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Bateman is also branching out into directing, which means that he can not only play the lead of Ozark — perpetually swamped money launderer Marty Byrde — but also direct four of its 10 episodes, just as Cranston directed a handful of Breaking Bad episodes.
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Equinox, the operator of nice (okay, high-end) health clubs, is branching out of its expertise, opening its first branded hotel and investing in a real estate project that will include co-workspace and apartments, all in Manhattan's newest and hippest location, Hudson Yards.
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The charming couple spent the next decade helping to grow the network, initially appearing on its flagship show, The 700 Club, before branching out to found their own cable network and host its immensely popular talk show called The PTL Club (for "praise the lord").
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Excluding the conveners Teller and Zbiral, all the artists are rooted in or branching out from Bengal, and the six degrees of separation between Teller and the artists was bridged by common friends, acquaintances, shared interests, and general serendipity, rather than the usual curatorial reconnaissance.
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" Ms. Moore's career never again reached the heights of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," but she stayed busy branching out into musicals and additional, short-lived series, and playing against plucky type in TV movies and films like "Ordinary People" and "Flirting With Disaster.
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When asked about the growth in backlog revenue during Amazon's earnings call, CFO Brian Olsavsky said he's "very happy" with the results, saying it's in part driven by more customers "branching out" to other AWS products, including software in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and database.
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So I think when I was unable to replicate the type of music I wanted to make, I just started branching out into other directions and finding other ways to scratch the artistic itch and synthesize some of those influences but express them in a different way.
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The Rise Up Retail campaign is a melding of the Center for Popular Democracy, which is a nonprofit that advocates for a variety of workplace issues, and OUR (Organization United for Respect) Walmart, which is now going by OUR and branching out beyond the original retail behemoth.
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Chiu credits Amazon for much of the firm's success but is thinking of branching out, saying offers from retailers include invitations to sell online from Walmart Inc and U.S. shopping site Rue La La. A Walmart spokeswoman said the firm had no agreement in place with Orolay.
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But Ms. Bakewell delved into his and other existentialists' work as an increasingly serious scholar, branching out to the point of trying to complete a Ph.D. on Martin Heidegger, whose writings on phenomenology led to the birth of existentialism, but hardly left him well disposed to it.
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Kaspersky Lab, which itself has come under scrutiny in Washington for alleged ties to the Russian government, says the group is now branching out to attack groups in the Middle East and Central Asia -- largely government, technology, science and military-related organizations in or from Central Asia.
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The singer, who said he was now "in a good place", added he is now branching out into different genres, such as his latest more up-tempo "You Deserve Better" song and collaborating with DJ Marshmello and rapper Juicy J for the track "You Can Cry".
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She showed off the whole design, which features a long vine along her spine that extends from the nape of her neck to her waist with leaves branching out down her back, wearing a sparkly mermaid-like skirt, while facing the stove top holding an egg and a spatula.
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Again, no right or wrong, just a different approach, and one that will likely see Alexa branching out much faster but lose some identity, while Siri might move more slowly — a lot might depend on how quickly Home will develop — but will always bring the user back to Apple.
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Well, we know what we're reading in February 2018: Black Mirror Volume I. The high-tech dystopian drama series, which moved from the UK's Channel 4 to Netflix for its third season last year, is branching out with an old-fashioned paper-based book anthology, its creator announced Tuesday.
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It's also meant branching out into virtual reality—she just performed the first 360° VR concert for YouTube—and speaking with her during FORM, a similar path seems brewing for solo LP number four, RED*emp*tion, in the form of a VR video for every song on the album.
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From her pastel-pink wig at Cannes in May to a brief blonde-for-a-day moment during Paris Fashion Week last month, the Hitman's Bodyguard star has been branching out from her usual like never before — but her latest look, while new to us, isn't a change at all.
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Now the sisters are branching out into an all-new range of accessories, speaking with PeopleStyle exclusively about why it was important to them to extend their collection into eyewear, the styles they're loving right now, and which sunnies you need to get your summer started on the right foot.
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He stars as the anchor of the series, branching out to other places and people of Compton, like his childhood friend and rising rapper Lil L. The episode takes a hard look at what impact gang life has on the city's inhabitants, and what they do to navigate that landscape. --
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One way Dave looks to stay ahead of his competition is by branching out into additional product areas, as he changed the company name to GT's Living Foods a few years ago to reflect the fact that he's now selling products like sparkling, caffeinated water, kefir and non-dairy coconut yogurt.
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Gene Munster, a managing partner at Loup Ventures, a venture capital firm in Minneapolis, said it was harder than ever for new challengers because the top incumbents were so effective at "incremental evolution," like Apple's building subscription offerings to go with its hardware or Google's branching out into cloud computing.
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The company is branching out into non-English productions as it spreads its influence overseas — a strategy that should be fascinating to observe from afar — and this project (about the mayor of the titular town warring with his chosen successor) boasts a cast headed up by the great Gérard Depardieu.
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On the gentrified blocks branching out around the Inner Harbor, row houses are renovated and rented out to young creatives; unfashionable neighborhoods such as West Baltimore's Penn North and Sandtown-Winchester, meanwhile, are home to a significant amount of the city's 17,000 vacant buildings, many of which are boarded up and forgotten.
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Apple has long been developing its own mobile processors for its iPhone and iPad devices with its A-series chips — branching out into a custom-built modem, where it can further control the specific hardware for its devices, could offer similar success to the performance Apple has already achieved with its computational silicon.
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The company is branching out with a new channel dedicated to cooking, launching today at 3PM ET. To celebrate, the channel will be streaming a four-day marathon of Julia Child's The French Chef — an iconic TV show that ran between 1963 and 1973, introducing America to the world of French cuisine.
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Postmates, continuing its focus on delivery services rather than branching out into gaming, decided to not take on any of the IP. "We will continue to operate Famous, but we're looking for a good home for it as we speak," says Chen, eager to not let the company's creation die an untimely death.
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Photo: Steven Senne (AP)Here's something for all you lovers of organized physical activity or merely watching it out there: HQ Trivia, the daily live trivia show that debuted to such wild popularity it boosted host Scott Rogowsky to fame before briefly inspiring dystopian alarmism and apocalyptic fan fiction, is branching out into sports.
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Blizzard revealed Overwatch 2 with an exciting trailer at BlizzCon on Friday, giving us a glimpse at the future of its popular competitive action game, which will be branching out with more robust co-op story content and some new characters to spice up the lineup, including the long-awaited Echo and the new hero Sojourn.
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Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch Chrome's lineup of industrial-strength messenger bags has typically appealed to hardcore bike types and dudes big enough to hoist its famously burly packs, but the company is branching out with a few new offerings that should excite anyone like me who covets their designs and build quality but just can't make most of their stuff work.
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The 42-year-old supermodel, who began her career at the age of 14 by lending her gorgeous face to big-name brands like Calvin Klein, is branching out from the agency that made her a household name in order to launch her own eponymous venture, Kate Moss Agency, where she plans to help skyrocket young models' careers as well as other fledgling stars.
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Some guests, like Camille Perri and Raquel Willis, had started their careers in journalism and were now branching out, while others, like Lane Moore and Michael Arceneaux, had published books of essays that were as personal as Jackson's, whose editor, Jonathan Burnham (the president and publisher of the Harper division of HarperCollins), was in attendance with his husband, Scott Rothkopf, the chief curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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In November, Amazon picked America's financial and political capitals for massive new offices, branching out from its home base in Seattle with plans to create more than 25,000 jobs in New York City and a Virginia suburb of Washington, D.C. Jeff Bezos also founded space company Blue Origin in 2000, and is funneling more than $1 billion a year of his own fortune into pulling it out of start-up mode and into production.
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" (Unless you're Beyoncé, whose militant commitment to privacy is, among other things, a purposeful display of her enormous power.) Luckett also pointed to shifts within Hollywood itself, explaining that branching out into YouTube is "a way of negotiating the precarity of the entertainment industry … I think it's really to do with a general sense of confusion in the industry, what's going to happen to broadcast television, what's going to happen to film.
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Her new album, Anti, out since January, is indeed her most self-consciously artistic project, and the critical response reflects that, but she's inevitably described as a pop star trying something new, an established R&B/dancehall fixture branching out, and not, say, "the rightful heir to Michael Jackson and Prince" (Greg Tate's Lemonade headline in Spin; Jackson, another child star who grew up in public, is indeed a terrific parallel for Beyoncé).
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