We also discussed Canada's efficiencies defence, whereby increased efficiencies attributable to a merger may be used as a defence against the merger's anti-competitive effects.
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And most of the efficiencies — they come through tech.
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Leverage big data and machine learning to find federal efficiencies.
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But in the process we got a lot of efficiencies.
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Consumers may benefit from the efficiencies large firms can bring.
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It's just open freeway, creating mass efficiencies in that market.
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He also plans to seek efficiencies by simplifying the business.
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Outokumpu's story is one of finding comparative advantage and efficiencies.
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So you've got to find efficiencies to offset those pressures.
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It's high time Congress stop blocking these important Pentagon efficiencies.
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Cuts in staffing do not always lead to more efficiencies.
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Proponents of shrunken living spaces champion environmental and economic efficiencies.
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When data isn't shared between agencies, efficiencies are lost. 3.
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NASA says that it's purposely batching orders in groups of three to "benefit from efficiencies that become available in the supply chain over time" — efficiencies which presumably account for the $800 million price differential.
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AT&T says a merger would benefit consumers by creating efficiencies.
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These efficiencies resulted in 35 percent lower investment creating traditional content.
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Technology has definitely brought huge efficiencies to the financial services industry.
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Those efficiencies should funnel into long-term lower cost of care.
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This is all about rolling up companies and squeezing out efficiencies.
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They also offer similar efficiencies to the business of trafficking networks.
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The current corporate model is to use algorithms to unleash efficiencies.
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"We're going to make efficiencies," he said, according to the Journal.
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The efficiencies we gain by collecting data this way are significant.
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Organizing production in this manner captures efficiencies from across the world.
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The administration's reform proposal provides DHS an opportunity to increase efficiencies.
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I think the reality is we are constantly looking at efficiencies.
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In theory, there should be plenty of efficiencies in such mergers.
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Politicians should stick to focusing on fueling efficiencies by improving infrastructure.
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I think there are savings that hospitals can achieve through efficiencies.
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"It is in their direct interest to invest in efficiencies," Port says.
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Promises in efficiencies and production is touted to outweigh any potential problems.
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He saw the power of material incentives to drive efficiencies and progress.
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Borderless CEOs shuttle from one country to another in pursuit of efficiencies.
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The tools and efficiencies they provide me are well worth the cost.
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Companies want profits and greater efficiencies so they replace people with machines.
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New distribution methods can also reap efficiencies by cutting out the middleman.
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Serious efficiencies are waiting to be realized and serious cryptography can help.
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He will also continue to focus on driving efficiencies and expanding margins.
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That also gives it greater efficiencies in using [the spectrum] it's got.
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Tronc has claimed that the web's efficiencies justify these draconian spending cuts.
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Additionally, there will be no payback if HVAC efficiencies are increased again.
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Once you've learned the protocol, feel free to suggest tweaks or efficiencies.
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And we give back 4% on an annualized basis in the efficiencies.
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"Such efficiencies don't happen overnight," the government wrote in its court filing.
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"The uncertainties concern how quickly you can take out efficiencies," Brekke added.
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It's about active, engaged participants efficiently using your system and creating efficiencies.
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Increasing efficiencies is key for the sector, both for hospitals and insurers.
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UK telecoms operators generally have shown a good propensity to drive efficiencies.
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Stankey: Are there going to be some other efficiencies that come in?
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S.R. EXPECTS ACQUISITION TO RESULT IN EFFICIENCIES OF SCALE AND CAPITAL GAINS.
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Finding efficiencies may be harder than it seems, some former officials said.
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Sutherland added that data also drives incredible efficiencies in the production process.
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We believe these efficiencies are crucial to the evolution of our brand.
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The more Amazon sells, the more efficiencies of scale it can find.
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We are supposed to promote efficiencies of market and access to capital.
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"In the DirecTV deal, there were clear efficiencies," Kimmelman told the panel.
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Newer operating efficiencies allow Pioneer to continue to drill more, he said.
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They also assume more energy efficiencies in fuel use, buildings and other factors.
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There may be no real defense against job-killing automation, outsourcing, and efficiencies.
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Operational efficiencies and improved inventory discipline should continue to result in operating leverage.
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Such efficiencies serve two purposes, said Nathan Ganser, Premier's director of geochemical services.
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The Huawei boss laid out plans to bring more efficiencies to the organization.
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Q. Does improving efficiencies mean streamlining operations, or changing what some employees do?
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You know, the efficiencies that a merger provides needs to be merger specific.
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A lot of it also that we've seen is just general operational efficiencies.
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Technology companies are breaking down barriers for consumers, aggregating information, and producing efficiencies.
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Both can drive significant cost and time efficiencies to workers and organizations alike.
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Mr Garg speaks of the efficiencies of the relay system with evangelical zeal.
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Unsurprisingly, not all of those hoped-for efficiencies look likely to be realised.
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That means more oil demand, even accounting for higher efficiencies in developed countries.
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Somehow, though, the efficiencies usually end up raising profits rather than lowering prices.
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Touting metrics about a replacement's efficiencies will only goes so far, Boville said.
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Modernizing grant reporting is not just about creating greater efficiencies within our government.
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Cost savings would come from operating, corporate and administration efficiencies, Wood Group said.
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U.S. refiners would also improve operating efficiencies to reduce their costs, Romasko said.
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And it can wring efficiencies from modern technology to free up more resources.
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They're now finding efficiencies in switching from in-person meetings to video calls.
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This strategy will drive top-line growth, and it will create scale efficiencies.
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"There is no question of power and efficiencies in big business," Palisi said.
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Domino's has been employing this tactic by driving greater efficiencies through digital technologies.
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"Amazon has no choice but to implement strategies that will increase operational efficiencies."
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Automation, supply-chain efficiencies, better forecasting, and standardization have all played a part.
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These cells have achieved stunning improvements in efficiencies in very short time frames.
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That allowed them to standardize their processes and get better at finding efficiencies.
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Costs to enhance operational efficiencies could also feed through, such as investment in technology.
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CVC's dense network should allow the company to extract efficiencies in a quicker manner.
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Like many in the industry, Foutch has found efficiencies during the oil-price downturn.
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Generally speaking, operating executives work with portfolio companies to improve efficiencies and create value.
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Ferrari also had to work on new aerodynamics to create more downforce and efficiencies.
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After all, when employees hear private equity, they think cost efficiencies and job cuts.
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Griffith said Amplats aimed to improve efficiencies, mainly at its flagship mechanised Mogalakwena mine.
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The PBMs offer purchasing efficiencies, and their large size let them negotiate lower prices.
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Derivatives, for example, help funds reduce risks, achieve efficiencies, enhance liquidity and lower costs.
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That investment would be funded by cutting costs and seeking efficiencies across the business.
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Simple scale and cost efficiencies are no longer the goal for Big Food brands.
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" Price defended the proposed cuts, noting that NIH could increase "efficiencies" and reduce "duplication.
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Lobbyists — and, by extension, regulators — justify mergers with dubious theories about money-saving efficiencies.
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Banks will continue to focus on expenses and operational efficiencies to address margin compression.
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A RegTech platform that can drive efficiencies throughout more services is critical to regulators.
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Radical Democrats, in their 'Green New Deal' haze, love talking about increasing equipment efficiencies.
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The automated system, Gahagan notes, produces more efficiencies than are obvious at first glance.
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Lee said this helps create efficiencies in everything from gate planning to arrival queues.
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But, these numbers and global efficiencies are now threatened with the escalation of tariffs.
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It challenges NASA to find efficiencies and expand opportunities for collaboration to reduce cost.
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This was driven by BAC's continued efforts to drive down costs and improve efficiencies.
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Tesla said this has improved cost efficiencies and improvements to their working capital position.
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Maersk said it had improved cost efficiencies in the first quarter of this year.
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The review could also recommend efficiencies and changes aimed at saving money, officials said.
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The euphemistic "efficiencies" that will come from the merger are likely to include layoffs.
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"AI can add efficiencies, but it should not replace the human factor," she said.
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Our diplomacy and development budget is not just about reducing spending and finding efficiencies.
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The review could also recommend efficiencies and changes aimed at saving money, officials say.
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And, some projects are funded through lease agreements or from savings obtained through efficiencies.
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Higher fuel efficiencies in cars and trucks mean gas taxes bring in less money.
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By slashing costs and creating efficiencies, Renault of France and Nissan of Japan prospered.
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The applications are many: filming, surveillance, delivery and many other tasks that can improve efficiencies.
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Standley said the chain wasn't able to offset the rate pressure through drug purchasing efficiencies.
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Key areas of focus have included retail footprint optimization, headquarters rationalization and store operations efficiencies.
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They can more easily identify processes that are broken and efficiencies for doing things better.
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Or if it does, it goes down because of efficiencies and not because of reductions.
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"Sometimes the efficiencies that are realized are not always in dollars and cents," Shark said.
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Continued venture backing also seems to indicate the efficiencies of businesses like this are palpable.
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Our goal is that for any efficiencies gained, we're pouring right back into our company.
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Its executives say that efficiencies inherited from the days that it was American-owned persist.
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Interestingly, despite the efficiencies Voatz promises, the voting process still won't be an easy one.
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Pre-screening your vitals via remote cameras will deliver extensive efficiencies and hopefully health benefits.
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Instead, we need to digitalize government – especially its bureaucracy – to enable new efficiencies in government.
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Especially because of the efficiencies of dating apps, gaslighters will usually have many potential targets.
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These things won't change the world, but collectively they build new efficiencies and new experiences.
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Software optimizations and power efficiencies from the chipset can make up for a smaller battery.
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It seems monstrous to continue down this path, whatever the efficiencies gained in energy generation.
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The distribution or how those efficiencies are then distributed out becomes part of the debate.
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One is you have to look at the cost efficiencies to bring down the prices.
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Suryadevara said no plans were cut and the lower spend was due to operating efficiencies.
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It's focusing incredibly heavily on the emotional quotient of robots, rather than seeking pure efficiencies.
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Many have slashed costs and ramped up efficiencies to survive a lower-for-longer market.
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It would also realize some significant efficiencies to improve outcomes for borrowers and the government.
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The goal is admirable—it makes sense to increase efficiencies across agencies with similar needs.
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"There are efficiencies we can gain in the way we deploy our people," Neffenger said.
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Since the Kiva acquisition, retailers have scrambled to adopt technology to match Amazon's warehouse efficiencies.
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Tizeti's business model wrings cost efficiencies from every part of the development process, he said.
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Electrified heating and transportation sectors can be integrated into electricity grid operations, creating system efficiencies.
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Tech innovations have led to improved efficiencies in trading, which have cut into banks' revenues.
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Instead, it may opt to find savings and efficiencies to fund new initiatives and priorities.
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The mandate for businesses was to generate new revenue, create efficiencies or improve client experiences.
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So there's so much opportunity beyond the newsroom for us to go get these efficiencies.
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"You get the economies of scale and efficiencies through having one developer responsible," he said.
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Flutterwave is producing an API for payment processing that can organize this market and create efficiencies.
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There are a lot of very large businesses that can benefit from the efficiencies software provides.
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As production volume contracted, efficiencies dwindled and the per-shell cost rose to nearly $1 million.
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Their size drives manufacturing efficiencies that cut down on costs while they spend fortunes on marketing.
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Companies that have developed software solutions aimed at streamlining processes and increasing efficiencies are increasingly common.
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Meanwhile, customer care executives will be disappointed when the promised savings and efficiencies fail to materialize.
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There was also no evidence that Qualcomm's conduct created any efficiencies that would justify its practice.
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The plan involves unifying product ranges across the business, improving e-commerce capabilities and driving efficiencies.
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"Unlike the past, GM is not waiting for a downturn to implement cost efficiencies," Ward said.
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Target — The retailer is paring down its product offerings to add efficiencies to its inventory management.
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The programs embrace renewables as a way to find and improve efficiencies and reduce energy costs.
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Read said Vodafone's European towers would be put into a single internal unit to drive efficiencies.
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Railroads purposely concentrate and move traffic along certain routes to maximize operational efficiencies and network fluidity.
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This win-win to win-lose value-shift will lead to established global efficiencies being tested.
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"If the yen continues to appreciate we'll have to further improve our cost efficiencies," he said.
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Tariffs can raise revenues for governments but most of the time they also hurt production efficiencies.
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This data lets their subscribers stay ahead of customer and regulatory requirements and find greater efficiencies.
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The cost of one person's salary can easily repay itself with the efficiencies achieved through analytics.
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Operational efficiencies are one of the key accomplishments of the analytics efforts in other pioneering cities.
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Pragmatist might just be a better description—one who finds ideas and efficiencies wherever he can.
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The acquisition will serve to boost efficiencies among Shopify's Fulfillment Network service, which launched in June.
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"We continually evaluate the needs of the business and work to increase efficiencies," a spokesperson said.
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Data has enormous power to transform a business, identifying efficiencies across an operation and spurring innovation.
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That supply chain will not enjoy the same efficiencies as most any other fast food player.
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How can the demand for market efficiencies be balanced with their inevitable toll on aesthetic quality?
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If realized, such efficiencies would make the art market more attractive for collectors and investors alike.
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Scale also gives candy owners cost efficiencies and heft in negotiating with increasingly pressured retail partners.
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Cell C said at the time it was focused on its turnaround plan, including driving efficiencies.
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But this difficult time also brought about new efficiencies and innovation to apply in the future.
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Why would anyone shun innovation that improves both efficiencies and product quality while guarding employee welfare?
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"When compared to water splitting … conversion rates, efficiencies, and selectivity are low," the MIT report notes.
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Best Buy also plans an additional $1 billion in cost reductions and efficiencies by fiscal 2025.
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I also think there's lots of things where they can have efficiencies that you just see.
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The plan involves unifying the product offer across the business, improving its ecommerce capabilities and driving efficiencies.
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In order to edit your images, and do so quickly, you'll need to learn shortcuts and efficiencies.
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The idea, presumably, is that Roivant can bring them efficiencies by opening up its infrastructure to them.
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"We're banking the efficiencies of prior investments, continued into Q1," he said on a call with reporters.
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"We're banking the efficiencies of prior investments, continued into Q63.53," he said on a call with reporters.
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The Ross ERP system is used to increase operational efficiencies, help improve profitability, and streamline regulatory compliance.
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Our hope is that we can achieve successes and efficiencies for our customers, who are the citizens.
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The firm noted more compelling offerings, a great culture of consumer engagement, and realization of operational efficiencies.
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This environment along with our execution is translating to strong revenue growth and sales and marketing efficiencies.
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Through various operational efficiencies, our average sale-to-installation time also decreased by about 50% in 2018.
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"And anybody who uses Aladdin can benefit from the same benefits and efficiencies we've developed for BlackRock."
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"But other segments helped to partially offset that pressure, benefiting from loan growth and increased expense efficiencies."
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During the second quarter our efficiency programs and other savings generated more than 200 million in efficiencies.
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The group has undertaken a project to modernise this platform, expand its functionality and improve operational efficiencies.
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At the same time, we see significant opportunities to scale our marketplace business model and drive efficiencies.
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As a result, we expect TfL to further focus on increasing revenues and demand and delivering efficiencies.
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As usual when discussing these kind of radical new efficiencies, Walmart took pains to quiet such fears.
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These efficiencies create incentives for investments designed to minimize production costs for final energy goods and services.
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But to achieve efficiencies, the private Medicare plans can exclude some doctors and hospitals from their networks.
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When co-fired, BioCoal Fuel™ helps coal last longer and provide greater efficiencies than ever before.
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"Everybody has their own characteristics, their other efficiencies of motion based on their body types," he said.
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The U.S. government lacks the constitutional mandate, the cash and the efficiencies to take on this fight.
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We actually do that and we have a lot of data now showing the efficiencies we're capturing.
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We stressed turn-in to sales conversion rates to account for potentially higher-than-expected fuel efficiencies.
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The art featured in this multimedia exhibition hint at the contradictions of modernity and its expected efficiencies.
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They focus on the concentration of power in fewer hands, rather than just consumer prices and efficiencies.
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Andrew Cuomo promises even greater reductions by deploying offshore wind farms and a suite of energy efficiencies.
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Many of the efficiencies of a single, government-run health plan would almost certainly drive down costs.
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But it would bring efficiencies, employment and advances in technology that could more than offset the costs.
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Turbochargers give smaller engines higher performance, allowing carmakers to reduce engine cylinder size and increase fuel efficiencies.
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"Some of these [efficiencies] amongst others include sales and distribution, payroll, maintenance and fleet simplification," he added.
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The efficiencies that come from flying a single type of aircraft is central to its business model.
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The idea was that boosting traffic through hubs would lead to greater efficiencies and higher profit margins.
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If Pulte Group wants to be a very profitable builder, it has to start to realize operating efficiencies.
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Higher costs are expected to be compensated for by internal efficiencies and lower advertisement, marketing and promotion expenses.
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In the future, when car-sharing becomes automated, the greatest market efficiencies will come from reduced transportation costs.
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This combined with falling gold reserves and higher extraction costs have prompted miners to look for cost efficiencies.
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Corbat said Citigroup's scale and business mix contribute to annual "operating efficiencies" of $8 billion to $12 billion.
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"Over and over again, consumers are promised enormous benefits and so-called 'efficiencies' by merging parties," she added.
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Energy efficiencies and higher extraction rates in its sugar business helped, as did an impressive performance in fashion.
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Efficiencies in productivity have been achieved as well; outputs, such as completed treatments, have risen faster than spending.
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Revenue also beat forecasts, and the bottom line was helped by better expense control and overall operating efficiencies.
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In time, he expects sheets' efficiencies to increase towards the 26% which has been achieved in laboratory conditions.
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Shanxi's anti-corruption chief attributed the rise to efficiencies created by pooling the resources of party and state.
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Greater operating efficiencies at Family Dollar and better-quality merchandise have also helped to boost margins, he said.
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Lower costs were mainly the result of 40 percent lower fuel prices, improved fleet utilisation and greater efficiencies.
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Experts say that OLED offers a number of advantages over LCD including brighter displays and better power efficiencies.
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We can significantly improve the usability of all this and wring some efficiencies out of the distributed pricing.
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Those efficiencies are good for drillers' balance sheets, but they do not bode well for sidelined oilfield crews.
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Integration risk remains, but progress is on track and the management track record of delivering efficiencies is strong.
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Net profit increased by nearly 50 percent to 54.6 million francs helped by higher sales and greater efficiencies.
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But this one simple change virtually mandates the kinds of efficiencies that the PSH can only flirt with.
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The second is that negating the need for food to arrive hot enables all sorts of logistics efficiencies.
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Full automation of trucking is expected to net $125 billion in savings from labor costs and fuel efficiencies.
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"The antitrust system as it stands is focused on prices to consumers, innovation and efficiencies," Mr. Wu said.
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Moreover, any job disruption in the short-term must be considered alongside major efficiencies in the long-term.
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Modest margin expansion, suggesting successful new product introductions and operational efficiencies, would be supportive of the 'BBB+' ratings.
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Those consultations and deliveries are free, offset by increased operational efficiencies in fulfilling the meds, says the company.
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Scale allows you to actually unite a very fragmented industry instead of driving efficiencies across the supply chain.
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Kamworor and Kipchoge both compete in Nike Vaporfly shoes, which some research suggests gives runners more energetic efficiencies.
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If anything, government shutdowns cost taxpayers money in efficiencies and the cost of closing down and restarting programs.
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We remain focused on improving our base businesses, driving efficiencies, and optimizing the value of our investment portfolio.
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SoftBank said the former manager had been in charge of improving construction-related efficiencies at its telecoms facilities.
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And, again, it's a huge reason that we're coming together with Delta to create those efficiencies at scale.
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"The internet economy has brought tremendous efficiencies but it has also created unintended consequences," Professor Holguín-Veras said.
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In the coming years, fuel cell energy may bring new efficiencies and cleaner air to heavily industrialized areas.
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Rapid innovation and growth in new technologies have given us smart phones, connected televisions, and unprecedented communication efficiencies.
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"We are already enjoying several operational efficiencies of the new machines," said RBCT Chief Executive Officer Alan Waller.
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These countries have ramped up production efficiencies and lowered labor costs, leaving many US manufacturers in the dust.
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Kraft Heinz had expected its 2015 merger to continue helping to lower costs, but those efficiencies dried up.
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If the feds cut them off, local officials would make "efficiencies" and run the same service but better.
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As far as efficiencies go, and making things better, I got to think that you use free labor.
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As with most deals, TPG expects to benefit from the increased efficiencies of a company uniquely focused on security.
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"The efficiencies defense will certainly loom large," said Nikiforos Iatrou, competition group chair at law firm WeirFoulds, in Canada.
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The move would also disrupt operations, have inherent costs and fail to deliver any tax efficiencies, the company said.
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Other industries are also looking at blockchain to enhance security or create efficiencies in business, such as financial transactions.
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He said he was encouraged by the early progress that HPE Software's management was making on implementing operational efficiencies.
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Benefits of merging include improving operational efficiencies and lowering costs, the newly combined company said in a press release.
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BamBrogan said the company's engineering team is focused on finding efficiencies to reduce the cost of building a hyperloop.
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"Looking ahead into 2017 we remain focused on operating and cost efficiencies, and achieving our production targets," he added.
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"3G and Berkshire, they're noted for trying to find efficiencies, and this is on a massive scale," Peterson said.
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Instead of disrupting the sector, the last generation of real estate technology companies primarily improved efficiencies of existing processes.
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This release provides our clients with additional tools to increase their analytical and operational efficiencies while enjoying comprehensive transparency.
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And AMD is just ticking along nicely, concerning itself primarily with performance-per-dollar and performance-per-watt efficiencies.
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Efficiencies have been made, but they are below their target levels and many are not sustainable year on year.
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Hormel also raised its full-year earnings forecast, due to increases in pork segment profit margins and other efficiencies.
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Capacity at that facility rose to 203,000 barrels per day from 6.63,000 bpd as a result of greater efficiencies.
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Moreover, additional spending could extend the growth cycle for earnings if it results in increased sales and operating efficiencies.
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This would use efficiencies created by technology to benefit workers, rather than to push them out of a job.
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It's advancing the future of business and bringing new capabilities and efficiencies to companies to help them stay competitive.
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Due to efficiencies and cost containment, Canada has not seen an increase in its service charges in 11 years.
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We've already seen the way automation creates efficiencies that lower production costs, thereby stimulating demand and creating more jobs.
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Savings include "corporate and administrative efficiencies", the companies said, hinting at job cuts in places where there is overlap.
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Whereas in-country mergers of mobile companies offer lots of efficiencies, combining fixed and mobile delivers more modest benefits.
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Given its role in achieving climate goals, there are efforts around the world to improve efficiencies and lower costs.
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Some Formula E cars used a two-speed manual transmission for quick off the line and top speed efficiencies.
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The reason trade is carrying more value than what is being manufactured has to do with cultivating global efficiencies.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, characterized his plan as a way of encouraging the city to find efficiencies.
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Logistics: Running a massive warehouse or shipping center well is all about creating improved efficiencies and safety for workers.
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The resulting acquisition will bring with it several hundred new consumers, allowing efficiencies of scale that can lower costs.
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Combining the collections creates obvious efficiencies, most clearly in the cost of a show, which can reach €1 million.
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The private water industry provides municipalities with expertise, greater efficiencies and access to capital to make much needed investments.
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The strategy has advantages: With acquisitions, they can gain new revenue streams, achieve distribution efficiencies and diversify their offering.
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You know, it is really a testament to production and efficiencies in U.S. and how much oil we're producing.
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Law enforcement priorities will outweigh the efficiencies and opportunities made possible by blockchain, constraining a promising field of economics.
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The company anticipated savings from its 2015 merger would continue to help lower costs, but those efficiencies dried up.
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"The combined company will allow StubHub and Viagogo to realize efficiencies to reinvest in innovation," the eBay spokesperson said.
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Efficiencies, even if realized, are rarely passed on to consumers in the form of lower prices and better services.
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It creates enormous efficiencies in terms of operational resiliency and risk management opportunities in cross-currency asset netting positions.
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Dawes said iron ore prices may "surprise on the upside" in the next 12 months as producers improve output efficiencies.
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The $11 billion company is also adding more efficiencies around shared rides, akin to Uber's new feature called Express Pool.
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A spokeswoman said Toyota would realize "efficiencies" from not having to promote a separate brand, but declined to provide figures.
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This defense spending increase will be offset and paid for by finding greater savings and efficiencies across the federal government.
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The incoming president said the focus will be on efficiencies and "putting money into the right places," including faculty raises.
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Cost reductions and increased efficiencies have only partly offset the drop in production as a result of the lower investment.
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Developers can build on top of that, taking advantage of the data in the system to build even greater efficiencies.
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The addition of Cepheid will improve operational efficiencies and expand margins in its $5 billion diagnostics unit, the company said.
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A LinkedIn spokesperson told CNBC that the move will be "cost-neutral" to Linkedin and will produce efficiencies over time.
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And when there's just too much to do, it's not time that we need to find but efficiencies and resources.
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Four Growers predicts it can replace at least four human laborers with its robots, representing incredible economic efficiencies for growers.
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Economic efficiencies, openness, except that we kind of underestimated people, again, psychologically, people are not just gonna ... Do their best.
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Wringing efficiencies out of the business model are critical to success and are tricky without significant financial support up-front.
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The company plans to reinvest around GBP100 million of efficiencies into the business to improve customer services and boost resilience.
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The trick is to meddle just enough to create efficiencies, but not so much that investors fall out of love.
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"Alphabet's segment disclosure highlights core Google's profitability and created the opportunity for more investment efficiencies with other bets," Mahaney said.
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If anything, today's "efficiencies" may even set readers back by pumping out lowest-common-denominator nonsense or, at worst, disinformation.
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The efficiencies that come from greater scale are taken into account, but have yet to prove decisive in swaying approvals.
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Mr. Lamborghini was enough of an industrialist that he figured repurposed parts would be a way to achieve manufacturing efficiencies.
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The plan to purchase Freedom Communications had been meant to spread the company's reach in California and increase operating efficiencies.
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If you can target customers most likely to be overspending, you can generate efficiencies that make the entire ecosystem money.
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Brian Olsavsky, the company's finance chief, told investors in October that "getting better efficiencies" from operations was a corporate priority.
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Scale is increasingly important as U.S. healthcare providers seek efficiencies to offset the effects of an overall constrained reimbursement environment.
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Private sector managers, motivated by investor pressure to deliver on time and under budget, can offer efficiencies and cost savings.
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"It's time to let that play out and see if we can get some efficiencies out of it," Selva said.
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"We believe this will achieve greater efficiencies, enable better care and reduce overall healthcare spend in the years to come."
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Talking about efficiencies, and we've talked in previous interviews of course, about your strategy, in terms of a hybrid approach.
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GCI uses market gasoline for diesel-like efficiencies in a cost-effective manner — with even greater potential using future fuels.
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The National Association of Counties and county elected leaders are keenly focused on improving efficiencies and lowering costs in healthcare.
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A big focus at the annual energy conference was how to keep costs low, while using technology to maximize efficiencies.
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It only hired its first salesperson last week to help pitch big banks and commerce giants intrigued by blockchain's efficiencies.
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Adding to their woes is higher expenses as they invest in new technologies and take restructuring charges to boost efficiencies.
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You're creating efficiencies in the physical space available to you in order to extract the highest possible profit per hour.
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Strip out euro clearing and you lose these efficiencies, potentially increasing cumulative trading costs by €100 billion over five years.
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Airlines like them because they have good features for passengers, like more legroom, and for the airlines themselves, namely, fuel efficiencies.
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Technology has definitely brought huge efficiencies to the financial services industry, especially in relation to the distribution of personal financial products.
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DESJ has worked to consolidate its caisses (or branches) as well as centralized many Group functions in order to improve efficiencies.
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Doing away with this generates massive computing efficiencies and makes it possible to create innovative pricing models around such a service.
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But those changes, he added, helped improve drive-thru speeds and increased efficiencies in stores and ultimately should help boost sales.
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Our thought bubble: The future of TV probably most closely resembles a combination of pay TV's scale and digital TV's efficiencies.
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"We're incredibly proud of the progress we've made in improving building efficiencies and reducing environmental impact," Leisen went on to add.
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Our thought bubble: The future of TV probably most closely resembles a combination of Pay-TV's scale and digital TV's efficiencies.
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Increased efficiencies in milking and corporate farming have also led to overproduction, especially as U.S. consumer tastes shift away from dairy.
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The Dallas-based telecom giant insisted that "merger efficiencies will begin exerting downward pressure on consumer prices almost immediately" post merger.
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Edge servers are a form of computing architecture that are said to be able to improve network efficiencies and reduce latency.
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That's on top of about $20223 billion in efficiencies the company had already promised to achieve in the next several years.
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Payment24 — A fuel payment and fleet management system that integrates into gas stations and vehicles to reduce fraud and increase efficiencies.
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Gross margins for the Model 3 sedan should remain stable, Tesla said, due to manufacturing cost efficiencies and fixed cost absorption.
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The service aims to achieve capital and operational efficiencies for bank clients through simplified and standardised trade process for bilateral swaps.
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It said it expected cost efficiencies to offset a hit of around 1 billion crowns from input cost increases in 2018.
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Beijing has been trying to bring private-sector investment and management into state-owned companies to enhance their efficiencies and competitiveness.
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"We all should seek efficiencies where we can, but I'm not supportive of the idea of salami slicing either," Harris said.
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We have some really interesting efficiencies in how we do things, which means that we build products with scalability in mind.
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Ms. Fong said that her company's long and often exclusive relationships with factories create efficiencies in operations and materials, reducing costs.
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In the automotive sector, light-duty vehicle sales "grew faster in markets with lower average vehicle efficiencies" between 2010 and 2015.
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Because trucks will move 70 percent of this domestic cargo, we need immediate action and new efficiencies in supply chain logistics.
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It said work on pricing and improving logistics and stock efficiencies would underpin the rise over its 2018/13 full year.
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Fitch believes these pressures could be partially mitigated by the company's geographical diversification, strong brand equity, productivity efficiencies, and expense controls.
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Workplace applications of AI in development include helping managers measure and run their teams effectively, and cost-savings through greater efficiencies.
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Private-equity and venture-capital firms see medicine as a space where efficiencies and economies of scale can be immensely profitable.
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HL's profitability is lower than the industry average, although Fitch estimates profitability to have improved in 2015 on further cost efficiencies.
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"We've been able to invest in new technologies to streamline our global trading operations, resulting in greater efficiencies," said Vanguard's McNabb.
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Whatever savings or efficiencies they reap are theirs alone; they don't trickle down to other patients with other forms of coverage.
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"Capex guidance seems somewhat disappointing considering the expectations for savings with ongoing efficiencies in Brazil," BPI analysts said in a note.
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In addition to securing the forecasted acquisition-related synergies, Fitch looks for Abbott to continue driving efficiencies across its business segments.
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Profits resulting from such reductions and "efficiencies" do not necessarily bode well for a growing economy or a rising stock market.
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The technology is new, but once it scales up, the significantly greater efficiencies of clean meat will make it cost competitive.
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Also overrepresented were bosses: managers enjoying new "transparency" and "efficiencies," suddenly given a panoptic view of a freshly renovated virtual office.
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As long as you improve your efficiencies, increase demand and pricing goes up, then you can afford to keep getting deeper.
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"We're going to take a look at efficiencies and identify a number of areas of growth as well," Mr. Steward said.
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Even though ACS said capital gains and operating efficiencies will offset the charge, its shares were down 11% in early trading.
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It promises investors that it can buy its way to market dominance and use cutting-edge tech to find unglimpsed efficiencies.
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It promises investors that it can buy its way to market dominance and use cutting-edge tech to find unglimpsed efficiencies.
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Everyone have (has) benefited from the efficiencies and everyone have (has) sharpened their pencils and looked at every opportunity to optimize.
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Margin performance at OT suggests that management has the ability to deliver cost efficiencies and position revenues in higher value segments.
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On paper, autonomous vehicles promise fuel efficiencies, and Schwartz notes that they also have the potential to prune back infrastructure excess.
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The acquisition, if completed as planned, would significantly enhance CKHH's operations in the UK in terms of scale and operational efficiencies.
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The company's size provides it with advantages relative to smaller competitors, including administrative efficiencies, access to distribution and diversification of risk.
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WE WOULD LOOK TO FIND OFFSETS AND EFFICIENCIES TO OFFSET THAT AND NOT HAVE TO PASS IT ON TO THE CUSTOMER.
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The company said cost efficiencies, working capital improvement, interest savings and reduced capex would improve cash flow by 3 billion rand.
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"Those trends partly reflect increasing module efficiencies, as many residential systems are space-constrained based on available roof area," they note.
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Automakers are increasingly moving toward a universal powertrain platform for some of its production vehicles to improve manufacturing efficiencies and reduce costs.
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Mao and Lenin are mostly taught in schools for their observations on whether government price regulation can create efficiencies in health care.
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"As BlackBerry continues to execute its turnaround plan, we remain focused on driving efficiencies across our global workforce," the company's statement said.
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Now these things are amazing and these are incredible efficiencies and, in a lot of ways, they've made our lives much better.
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Belgian peer Bpost tried to acquire PostNL this year, saying a combined company would be a major European player with cost efficiencies.
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Their entire purpose is to create and squeeze the efficiencies out of you until you drop dead or are no longer needed.
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Are there efficiencies that are created by that in the other industries that are ... KS: I do think it's about emotional connection.
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Fitch continues to anticipate that core earnings will stabilize slightly above current levels due to efficiencies gained through acquisitions and organic growth.
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I mean, if it's all about efficiencies, then maybe we should just invest in better bike-lane infrastructure and existing public transit?
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Every year as part of the federal budget process TSA is asked to discuss potential operational efficiencies—this year is no different.
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As part of its delivery release Tesla highlighting "cost efficiencies" and improvements in working capital through streamlined global logistics and delivery ops.
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"Our new structure will ...improve returns for our shareholders by improving our profitability and generating efficiencies," the pair said in the memo.
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Management organisation and the operating structure support a well-articulated and clear strategy that has successfully generated efficiencies throughout the council's operations.
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Global miners are increasingly seeking innovations to boost efficiencies, lower costs and reduce use of water and non-renewable energy at mines.
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Synergy benefits have and will continue to come from network-related opex efficiencies and lower corporate expenses, following the integration of operations.
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Opel also said a new common procurement organization for Opel/Vauxhall with PSA's other brands, including Peugeot and Citroen, would increase efficiencies.
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"By the end of 2022, it expects to leverage potential efficiencies totaling more than 12 billion euros," BMW said in a statement.
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In general, antitrust experts say, the antitrust agencies tend to approve vertical deals because of the efficiencies inherent in buying a supplier.
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But big companies have big buying power with their suppliers and big efficiencies to exploit, so the prices are still pretty reasonable.
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The cost reductions come after Ecopetrol reported structural efficiencies worth 10.2 trillion pesos between 7303 and the first quarter of this year.
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This reduction will increase operating efficiencies and streamline responsibilities as we prepare to bring several innovative product announcements to market in 2016.
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He said production should rise this year over 2016 with greater efficiencies and improved prices compared with depressed levels a year ago.
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The pond's newly installed solar panels, besides generating electricity, also aid in reducing evaporation of water, improving efficiencies, according to the company.
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The increase in reported shale reserves is driven by new drilling efficiencies, leaner operations and improved well completion techniques, industry experts said.
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Fitch may therefore add back a certain amount of lease-equivalent debt, adjusted for estimated efficiencies from the transaction, for consistency reasons.
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"We've seen very significant increases in efficiencies," Chief Executive Jack Harper said at the Scotia Howard Weil energy conference in New Orleans.
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To capture greater efficiencies, the substitution of machines for labor is one of the ways in which Chinese firms can increase productivity.
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"We really believe that the efficiencies we get out of selling this way will evolve into some sort of future for retail."
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"Efficiencies don't count if the only way you get them is more market power," the Justice Department's Jon Jacobs said in court.
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Davis told The Hill on Wednesday those roles will no longer be required, as a result of efficiencies gained through the merger.
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The MMA renovates the NOI process so that music creators get paid and digital companies reduce their liability and increase operational efficiencies.
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Malan said that he expects Glencore to continue to drive debt lower via asset sales, metal streaming deals and improved operating efficiencies.
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"Recent drilling and completion efficiencies are leading to 'best in class' wells – both in terms of costs and production performance," Boothby said.
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But the evidence suggests that that risk rarely comes to fruition while the efficiencies of vertical integration that benefit consumers generally do.
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Tom Linebarger, CEO of Cummins, wrote a nice opinion column in The New York Times on tariffs and supply chain efficiencies recently.
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And, 'Big Brother' tendencies not withstanding, the resulting efficiencies have a lot of potential to improve city security, traffic control and planning.
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He added that the deal would let the company achieve significant operating efficiencies and gain access to new markets to drive growth.
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Use of more standard, cross-purpose and modular satellite components is driving new efficiencies in production and reducing overall cost and time.
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Ascend also added a couple of developer partners to test the product and prove out the data efficiencies that the company promised.
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Elected last June, Premier Doug Ford's Conservatives are relying on bureaucratic efficiencies to reduce spending and balance the budget in 240-21.4.
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A separate analysis put the bill's cost at $331 billion, accounting for savings achieved through efficiencies and preventive care, among other things.
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With more wealth available in the aggregate, thanks to the efficiencies of trade and specialization, some happy outcome is sure to materialize.
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The efficiencies have earned the structure a platinum Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating from the United States Green Building Council.
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More precisely, it is that the availability of the efficiencies defence should be, at the very least, strictly limited to exporting companies.
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Such a system would reap some of the efficiencies that make these systems appealing while avoiding the individualized micromanagement workers find galling.
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"If you look at the investment in the interstate highway system and the economic efficiencies it created, it was incredible," Weaver said.
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"By the end of 2022, it expects to leverage potential efficiencies totalling more than 12 billion euros," BMW said in a statement.
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"Larger companies with strong balance sheets will seek efficiencies of scale in higher-return basins," Joshi said in a recent research note.
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"What ACORN does is it allows you to take a bespoke approach to lending while still driving meaningful cost efficiencies," Khosla said.
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New Internet-based technologies aimed at creating efficiencies and increasing connectivity between people and places also help proliferate cyber threats and risks.
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"The ability to short the market (bet on the price falling) should bring about more efficiencies as reality bites into the price."
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Growth will be driven by both volume and pricing, which are in turn supported by Nestle's ability to innovate and achieve efficiencies.
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Alcon said it has identified significant efficiencies to be achieved via an organizational realignment, creation of global shared services and process improvements.
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Fitch expects operating EBITDA margin will remain thin but expand slightly over the intermediate term, driven by operating efficiencies and headcount reductions.
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Alcon said it has identified significant efficiencies to be achieved via an organisational realignment, creation of global shared services and process improvements.
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"It's going to produce some pretty big efficiencies," said Lynn M. LoPucki, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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The budget relies on $82.3 million in revenue growth, savings from efficiencies, and a few one-time measures - but no big tax hike.
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Organization efficiencies are also expected as a result of the acquisition, so presumably there will be some staff reductions owing to duplicate roles.
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If companies fail to embrace the new regtech opportunities, they'll face increasing costs for compliance, while simultaneously decreasing their productivity, capacity and efficiencies.
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The question is how do we bring some efficiencies to the organization, help amplify the creative spirit that's pretty alive within the company.
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By linking up through vessel sharing arrangements, shipping lines aim to pool runs to various destinations and save on expenses to boost efficiencies.
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When a merger creates efficiencies, which is actually good for the consumer, we factor those in, but there are strict guidelines about those.
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"This is a result of our focus on cost management, operational efficiencies, continuous improvement of our technology, and responsiveness," CEO Abdulla Kalban said.
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Its approach to sustaining this upward trend includes the implementation of Panera 2.0, improving operational efficiencies, hiring dedicated staff and increasing expansion capabilities.
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But as the rest of the rich world has discovered, it becomes more difficult over time to wring efficiencies out of IT production.
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Update: LocationSmart has sent the following statement: LocationSmart provides an enterprise mobility platform that strives to bring secure operational efficiencies to enterprise customers.
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The future energy markets (and the proxy wars associated with it) will demand yet higher efficiencies in every facet of delivering clean kilowatts.
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By nature, they aren't at the kind of scale of an Intel, so the kinds of efficiencies those firms might have don't exist.
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The high oil price "challenges us to improve our own efficiencies to achieve better economies of scale and maintain our margins," he said.
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Rio Chief Executive Jean-Sebastien Jacques said 2016's overall production performance was "strong" and based on cost efficiencies and maximized cash flow.
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It also has a deep reliance on the efficiencies granted by having many components of its supply chain in roughly the same place.
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" Also, it said the Army could save about $11 billion during the life of its purchase of armored vehicles through simple "production efficiencies.
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AT&T plans to finance the new service through "incremental efficiencies" at WarnerMedia, the company said in an SEC regulatory filing on Wednesday.
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Due to efficiencies and cost containment, NAV CANADA has not raised its service charges in 11 years, with two reductions during that time.
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His team was ready to make quick decisions should the price of oil swing unfavourably, such as by stepping up efficiencies, he added.
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"If you sacrifice the efficiencies of single-payer, I'm not sure we can afford to deliver the benefits of single-payer," he said.
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Industry bodies and policymakers in Britain have warned that a forced relocation of clearing would split pools of trading that currently offer efficiencies.
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It wasn't until the end of the process that we started looking at those kinds of efficiencies, to get across the finish line.
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Reaffirming Intrepid's ratings, ratings agency Fitch said the deal "enhances Intrepid's scale ... and provides the potential for improved operating efficiencies for both firms".
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It also created a "lead agency" so as to increase overall efficiencies and potentially prevent errant regulators from unnecessarily holding up the process.
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We have found ways, now that we have more than 43 million PS4s in the market worldwide, [to] get better production manufacturing efficiencies.
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"Expectations are huge," the CSN boss said at a conference in New York, noting that the firm has cut costs and increased efficiencies.
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City officials were able to avoid the adoption of almost all major cost efficiencies, such as those recommended for the Department of Transportation.
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In 2018, the report estimated $41.1 billion in cost savings and efficiencies was recognized thanks to the use of AI on Wall Street.
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The changes brought efficiencies that raised the land's food yield as well as its value, in the long term improving life for everyone.
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In addition to greater accuracy and fairness, the president's initiative for higher prices can lead to higher capabilities, more efficiencies and better services.
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The Cade unit said that anticipated merger-related efficiencies were insufficient to mitigate its competition concerns, according to the document dated Oct. 3.
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Polman said reductions in absolute marketing spending were due to efficiencies and criticized shareholders for pushing for margins but then changing their tune.
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BAC continues to drive efficiencies across all of its businesses, and in the consumer segment this includes continuing to rationalize its branch footprint.
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And yes, utilizing these Toyota Camry-type efficiencies will mean significant ROI for launch, reusable propulsion and small satellite manufacturing companies and investors.
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The idea is no longer just about bringing the long tail of market sellers online, but instead to enable increased efficiencies for all.
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Both companies, among the largest grain merchants in the world, said the swap would increase efficiencies and fit both companies' long-term strategies.
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Among its recommendations, the IEA said better data gathering could create efficiencies through improved logistics and systems operations, optimised routing and fuel economy.
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Among the issues he addressed was the argument by many companies that mergers resulted in corporate efficiencies that would lead to lower prices.
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While California would yield some state control, the proposed shift is meant to increase efficiencies across the region, lowering the cost of generation.
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WeWork says its costs per employee are nearly 60 percent lower than those of its competitors thanks to the efficiencies of using technology.
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The price downturn taught producers to be more disciplined, forcing them to be smarter about geology, asset choice, technological efficiencies and capital deployment.
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Supporters of "smart cities" say that the potential is enormous and that some projects could go beyond creating efficiencies and actually save lives.
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Ducey, who is up for reelection in November, made vague references to growing state revenues and "strategic efficiencies" that would cover the cost.
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WeWork has long bet that it can wed the mundane efficiencies of commercial real estate with the lofty ideals of mission-driven tech.
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" What's more, "Scale" shows why the precise mathematical factor by which these efficiencies manifest themselves almost always relate to "the magic No. 4.
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By teaming up through vessel sharing arrangements, shipping lines aim to pool runs to various destinations and save on expenses to boost efficiencies.
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Technical enhancements through innovations like AI/ML, compute power and big data utilization continue to drive new performance milestones, efficiencies and use cases.
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U.S. shale companies have kept pumping oil even as crude prices hover around $50 a barrel, helped by cost cuts and higher efficiencies.
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"We've identified a number of areas to enhance our operational capabilities, drive process improvement and gain greater efficiencies," Plank said in a statement.
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The episode pushed importers and shipping lines to diversify their points of entry and better acquainted them with the efficiencies of Savannah's port.
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Reforms in public spending should begin with greater efficiencies in the delivery of services, rather than immediate cuts in services to needy groups.
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The fantastic efficiencies of scale concentrate market share in a handful of technology companies, and creates vast wealth for their founders and executives.
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The new financing highlights just how important access to data is in the fight to increase efficiencies and drive down costs in healthcare.
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With these dual perspectives, we can: Even small incremental efficiencies can equate to significant amounts over time, depending on your income tax bracket.
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As stupid as companies like Capital One can be, when it comes to cost, they almost always plan for both contingencies and efficiencies.
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I catch problem before they become problems, and I&aposve stumbled onto efficiencies and ideas that I wouldn&apost have come across otherwise.
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He also credited better efficiencies in Amazon's warehouses and data centers, as well as the growth of its higher-margin third party marketplace.
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Perhaps, but it would be inconsistent with history as new jobs and services, plus efficiencies, plus growth typically are created around new technologies.
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In addition to the security benefits of blockchain, it also has the power to connect data and therefore optimize the efficiencies of any endeavor.
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"We are exploring numerous strategic initiatives aimed at improving operational efficiencies, including a potential acquisition of Opel," Peugeot said in a statement to CNBC.
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Each Max-Q laptop requires the manufacturer to work closely with Nvidia on thermal and acoustic design to eke out extra efficiencies wherever possible.
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Now, in search of efficiencies and realising its approach to IT is floundering, the government is trying to allow a more bottom-up approach.
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He also said the FDA is building "efficiencies" into the regulatory process that will make it less costly for companies to apply over time.
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Can they have the coverage and efficiencies of single-payer without the disruption, taxes, and political opposition a wholesale remaking the current system entails?
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In ride-hailing, perhaps it's investing in competitors and trying to merge them together and split up markets to gain efficiencies and pricing power.
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The terminated ICE Clear agreement aimed to deliver a 15% reduction in costs through lower headline clearing fees, treasury management fees and capital efficiencies.
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Legacy carriers, such as American Airlines, have estimated that each grounded Max costs them just under $50,000 a day in lost revenue and efficiencies.
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The banks see the potential for increased efficiencies; for example, higher transaction speed and volume, as well as audit trail and potential security benefits.
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"We believe the transaction is positive and will result in greater efficiencies and higher growth in online sales," Signum Research said in a report.
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That led economists to believe that technology was displacing workers and creating more efficiencies that, in turn, made factories more productive with fewer employees.
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"The assumption that streamlining processes leads in a linear fashion to greater efficiencies, and thus cost reductions, may be fundamentally flawed," the report states.
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Ford said today it's aiming to deliver $4 billion in engineering efficiencies and this approach will go a long way in achieving that goal.
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Eventually, however, K1 is likely going to want to create some efficiencies inside the combined organization, and that could mean layoffs in redundant positions.
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It's true that the cost of all financial transactions needs to come down and that more efficiencies are needed to speed up transaction times.
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"There are no material efficiencies to be gained - and likely only confusion - from conducting the proceedings jointly," Anthem said in its filing on Tuesday.
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"Efficiencies don't count if the only way you get them is more market power," the Justice Department's attorney Jon Jacobs said in opening statements.
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We managed as we have announced last year through efficiency programs, to save about 80 billion riyals just from efficiencies and that should continue.
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Lenders hope more scale will boost revenue and efficiencies in the wake of persistently low interest rates that have made their businesses less profitable.
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"Through LCH SwapAgent we can extend the efficiencies of centralised clearing to the non-cleared market," said Nathan Ondyak, global head of LCH SwapAgent.
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The company proceeded to claim that "merger efficiencies will begin exerting downward pressure on consumer prices almost immediately" in the wake of the merger.
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Scale has also become increasingly important to the industry, as candy owners look for cost efficiencies and heft in negotiating retail placement and distribution.
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"They include operating efficiencies and a plan to adapt the product portfolio, improve marketing efficiency and increase the digitisation of internal processes," Saab said.
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"Also, the continued loss in operating efficiencies has the national refining system running at less than 40 percent of installed capacity," S&P said.
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There's increasing concern that many of the high-paying oil patch positions in Alberta may never come back because of industry efficiencies like automation.
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Newly appointed Chief Executive Ronnie van der Merwe has made it his mission to accelerate a Swiss cost reduction programme and drive operational efficiencies.
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DeepMind's engineers say the next step is identify where new data is needed to calculate further efficiencies, and to deploy sensors in those areas.
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Integrating technology to improve efficiencies in construction, energy generation, energy efficiency, traffic management and telecommunications could create a roadmap that other developments could follow.
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First, you'll learn how to improve efficiencies and streamline workflow with Six Sigma, one of the most employable project management specialties in the world.
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Current GDP growth is boosted, and future economic growth will benefit from the innovations, efficiencies, business expansion and enhanced labor productivity that investment drives.
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As leading businesses deploy AI and robotics to improve productivity and realize efficiencies, there will be ever-increasing demand for 21st-century skills, i.e.
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Indications are that we are already on a downward slope in global production efficiencies by the actions taken so far in countries' political arenas.
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This is a clear question of dynamic efficiencies and welfare gains technology can generate today at the cost of potential adverse welfare effects tomorrow.
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The budget document doesn't add up fundamentally, purported efficiencies are undocumented, and savings in one place are undermined by contrary, shortsighted actions in others.
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Fitch would view management's continued focus on improving efficiencies and expenses favorably in the context of what it expects to be a slowing market.
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"We need to provide the Department of Defense flexibility to find savings and efficiencies wherever it can in order to support our warfighters," Rep.
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"The noteworthy operating and financial efficiencies of scale achieved will also make (F2i) one of the continent's most efficient operators," CEO Renato Ravanelli said.
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This developing network introduces efficiencies, relieves some of the burden on the aging water infrastructure, and introduces opportunity for better coordination and information sharing.
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Allowing substituted compliance between the SEC and CFTC swaps data reporting rules would address current overlaps and create clear-cut efficiencies for market participants.
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Durable Margin Improvement Fitch anticipates that Abbott will continue to focus on driving efficiencies across its business segments, in an effort to improve margins.
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"I will continue to ensure we accelerate operational efficiencies rather than becoming derailed by governance matters that often only reflect personal ambitions," Sagnieres added.
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TC: There's no shortage of companies trying to wring efficiencies out of the stodgy trucking business, including TransFix, Cargomatic, Cargo Chief, and Trucker Path.
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Although individual merchants may not purchase robotic arms, they can leverage logistics startups to reduce costs and improve efficiencies via these new automation techniques.
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The three men started looking at the efficiencies available through pumped hydroelectric storage, and began brainstorming ways to mimic that process using mechanical energy.
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For all the smart little efficiencies and automated systems and simplified processes, shipping products in 2019 still means using these old-fashioned wooden pallets.
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It is here that we might find a possible roadmap to provide the multiple healthcare efficiencies needed to also achieve long term entitlement reform.
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And the easiest way to fix a resources problem is to provide more resources, and/or create efficiencies to free up some existing resources.
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The plane sold quickly based on features that passengers crave — a quieter cabin, more legroom — and bottom-line benefits to airlines, like fuel efficiencies.
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A front-runner, a material known as perovskite, could be printed in dirt-cheap rolls and achieve far higher efficiencies than today's solar panels.
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The maker of the meatless Impossible Burger said Tuesday that the price cut is thanks to manufacturing efficiencies and achieving greater economies of scale.
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"With these new innovations, we're working towards improving health outcomes and unlocking operational efficiencies by connecting people, data, and processes on a unified platform."
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Some architects of ObamaCare argue that healthcare consolidation will lead to economies of scale and greater efficiencies, but this has not been the case.
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At Toyota and Honda factories they saw union-management teams exchanging information, airing grievances and suggesting efficiencies — tactics later put to use in Detroit.
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"People are very quick to adopt technologies here, and really embrace things that can create efficiencies and help improve people's lives," Uber's Anderson said.
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BMO took the charge as it cut about 810 jobs as part of its push to reduce its workforce by 20% and increase efficiencies.
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Stephen Stromberg: So one of your efficiencies that you identified, one of your "pay fors," is negotiating with pharmaceutical companies on prescription drug costs.
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There are surely administrative practices at State that can be improved, hiring and retention procedures that can be amended, efficiencies captured and money saved.
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Yet, since the United States can't rely on cheap labor like our competitors, we need better technology and capital equipment to achieve those efficiencies.
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Technologies that support efficiencies in vital supply chains, and the potential to synthetically create alternatives to scarce resources, also would be critical and valuable.
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We are looking to help our clients streamline this process, making it standardised ...to create efficiencies on a broader base than what happens today.
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Meanwhile, despite its undeniable efficiencies and freedoms, digital media proceeds apace with fracturing face-to-face solidarities while accelerating the fictionalization of crucial facts.
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As a result of this change and because of improving efficiencies in our production lines, we have reduced Model S and X production hours accordingly.
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NOBODY WANTS IT CALLED OUT ON HEADLINE NEWS, BUT HAVING SAID THAT, EVERYBODY KNOWS GOVERNMENT OVERSPENDS ON THINGS…THERE'S EFFICIENCIES IN GOVERNMENT WE CAN GET.
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And while that may help them hedge bets, save money and reach some efficiencies, that lack of cohesion also opens the door to security loopholes.
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Reprocessing technology had often been around for a while—paper was being recycled in the 19th century—but greater availability of source materials encouraged efficiencies.
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The company said it plans to spend GBP750m over the next four years to reduce complexity, drive operational efficiencies and secure additional global procurement benefits.
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Consolidation, shared services, local efficiencies must be a top priority and we must encourage those choices by framing the true economic realities for local governments.
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It plans to use BAT the currency for its advertising system, which it claims can reduce ad fraud and increase efficiencies for publishers and advertisers.
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The decision to focus on the light truck market is one of the key steps, but Ford has to press for greater efficiencies, Hinrichs stressed.
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But efficiencies will not mean further reducing the portfolio of commodities for now, he said, brushing off criticism from some investors over BHP's oil assets.
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The cloud computing boom is helping cities spend more on innovation by creating budget efficiencies, said David Wagner, vice president of research at Computer Economics.
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Performance-minded executives are embracing the Subscription Economy as a way to capture a stable revenue stream while exploiting the network efficiencies of pervasive technology.
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The airline plans to cut operating costs by 7 to 10 percent across its network and focus on efficiencies across the organization, the sources said.
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While deepwater projects require significantly higher capital expenditures than conventional or shale production, those costs are declining as the industry gains greater efficiencies, Hill said.
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Since these pilots should be able to handle more than one drone at a time, industrial drones would provide efficiencies to customers, improving consumer experience.
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These efficiencies are then passed on to customers, who benefit from potentially lower removal prices, while removal firms can increase margins through much smarter routing.
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Efficiencies have boosted yields only slightly, to 2341 gallons from a bushel of corn from 2000 gallons last year, according to the Renewable Fuels Association.
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In the north land is flatter and thus efficiencies of scale easier to achieve, so pure primogeniture tended to apply and large holdings grew up.
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It promises to provide better power efficiencies, reliable performance, and always-on connectivity compared to the x86 Intel-based computers that have existed so far.
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A Medicare for All plan would likely reduce what the nation spends on health care by lowering payment rates to providers and creating administrative efficiencies.
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A number of processes in the manufacture of perforating guns and energetic charges are being automated to improve efficiencies and cut costs, the company said.
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Likewise, while it said that Foodpanda India will "benefit from Ola's scale and efficiencies as a platform," it isn't saying exactly what that will entail?
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The partnership comes as Tata Motors tries to turnaround its loss-making domestic business by launching more modern vehicles, improving efficiencies and streamlining its organisation.
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"Through efficiencies, Science Care has managed to lower costs for researchers, thus better fulfilling the wishes of donors to contribute significantly to research," he said.
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Swapping out humans for robots can produce tremendous efficiencies for the so-called last mile, or the distance between the restaurant and the customer's home.
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"We benefitted [sic] from increasing crude oil prices and ongoing efficiencies being implemented across the company," Chairman and CEO John Watson said in a statement.
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The debt reduction plan will include the sale of some assets and operational efficiencies, chief executive David Bojanini said in a telephone call with Reuters.
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"We believe consolidation amongst two mid-cap homebuilders makes sense in order to gain scale and achieve cost efficiencies," UBS analysts said in a note.
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As automation and technology efficiencies increase, this also will create great savings for world governments as they can now deliver services for far less cost.
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Several retrospective studies have shown that even in those circumstances, the promised efficiencies at times do not materialize or are not passed along to consumers.
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"We continue to focus on improving operating efficiencies, speeding the pace of innovation and increasing revenues for the postal service," Brennan said in a statement.
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In a note to clients on Thursday the firm said that the ride-hailing company is gaining market share and beginning to show operational efficiencies.
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Suffice to say, investments in business travel, such as additional efficiencies and savings in airline ticket prices, have a positive effect for our nation's economy.
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Under the AIRR Act, the new non-profit will not be fettered by a legislative calendar or politics, thus resulting in new efficiencies and returns.
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The greatest efficiencies will come from thinking about the interplay between all infrastructure systems, and incorporating resilience to changing conditions and flexibility for the future.
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Constitutionally dubious, this transfer of power from Congress to the Trump Administration will result in less innovation at the very time we need more efficiencies.
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We expect fundamentals to remain stable as expectations of growth in cash flow are fueled by persistent cost controls, efficiencies, and revenue growth, albeit weak.
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The three-year program intends to achieve "efficiencies primarily in corporate and lower head costs" CEO Mauricio Gutierrez said in a conference call on Wednesday.
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"We are now getting to the point that the focus on efficiencies and producing reserves at a low level is what investors expect," Karev said.
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The Trump proposal assumes the State Department will maintain its current structure, though Tillerson has said he wants to restructure the agency and find efficiencies.
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"We'll continue growing our marketplace and membership base, working with a variety of retailers to drive scale and efficiencies," Shipt's Smith explained about the deal.
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"There's so much opportunity through economies of scale and efficiencies to fix health care, which I see as a social and moral imperative," Melton said.
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After the hearings, the F.T.C. adopted tougher standards in that area, asking companies to demonstrate that those efficiencies could be achieved only through a merger.
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"This technology could have significant potential cost efficiencies," the Oil and Gas Technology Centre, which is funded by the British government, said in a report.
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Those strategies include renewables, efficiencies on the consumer side (weatherization of houses, for instance), programs to capture and store emissions and, not least, nuclear power.
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The two companies have said they will look for efficiencies by taking advantage of their bigger scale, jointly conducting some research and sharing test facilities.
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The theory is that vertical mergers produce efficiencies that can be passed on to consumers in the form of lower prices, higher quality or both.
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Instead of looking for solutions to patch up the current system, we should think anew for higher efficiencies, lower costs and, most importantly, better outcomes.
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Grocery delivery is difficult to do affordably, but tech-driven efficiencies like those developed by Boxed, Amazon and others have forced change on the industry.
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Fettman: Many see tremendous potential for blockchain technology in the insurance industry, especially the ability to bring efficiencies and cost savings to existing insurance processes.
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According to Euronext, the deal will deliver a 15% reduction in client costs through lower headline clearing fees, treasury management fees and further capital efficiencies.
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Aviation industry consultant John Strickland said the two airlines are coming together to "achieve cost efficiencies" but he doesn't expect a merger any time soon.
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"We are continuing to optimize our manufacturing footprint, increase the productivity of our manufacturing infrastructure and achieve efficiencies across our global supply chain," Isaias added.
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The strategy will also advance its methane emission reduction initiatives that are already underway at its Deep Basin operations and lead to additional operational efficiencies.
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Managing cloud costs and eliminating waste forces companies to track and analyze massive amounts of data to make sure they're squeezing out the most efficiencies.
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"As BlackBerry continues to execute its turnaround plan, we remain focused on driving efficiencies across our global workforce," the company said in an emailed statement.
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Technological innovation is at the core of increasing efficiencies in farming, and a strong patent system is critical to protecting the inventions of agricultural entrepreneurs.
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Here's what did happen: fintechs were (and still are) heavily verticalized, recreating the offline branches of financial services by bringing them online and introducing efficiencies.
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Many U.S. shale drillers, in reporting second quarter earnings, highlighted efforts to improve drilling efficiencies to boost profits, but largely expect to keep pumping oil.
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Given this backdrop, Tank Battalion 210 has become an informal test case for what needs to be done to achieve greater efficiencies and broader cooperation.
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Driving the news: AHA CEO Rick Pollack told journalists Wednesday that hospital mergers "create efficiencies that unleash savings," and that his organization's report proved it.
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"While we do strive to drive efficiencies, there is no scope to berate any employee on account of non-performance or deficient performance," he said.
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If people are going to get to Mars at a price that they are actually willing to pay, the program is going to need various efficiencies.
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The change comes after a review of the board to boost the company's investment in key areas and drive greater efficiencies throughout the business, Rotork said.
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Due to the weak activity, Precision Drilling also posted a bigger loss for the period, but managed to beat analysts' estimates because of improved drilling efficiencies.
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Aberdeen said it would pay an interim dividend of 7.5 pence a share and planned to deliver 70 million pounds of annualised cost efficiencies during 2017.
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Democrats pounced on the $700 billion cut to Medicaid and limitations on other health and welfare programs, which the administration said resulted from savings and efficiencies.
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Satellites were offering farmers, agronomists (who study the science of using food for different purposes) and food producers efficiencies of production, harvest and transportation, Downey added.
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Ebitda as a share of rental revenue rose 2.4 percentage points from a year earlier to 34 percent due to cost controls and efficiencies of scale.
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The company's recently announced strategic alliance to combine its specialty pharmacy business with Prime Therapeutics LLC could improve its growth profile while benefitting from scale efficiencies.
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According to the IEA, efficiency improvements saved some two million barrels of oil a day, but the rise of SUVs more than canceled those efficiencies out.
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In a statement on Tuesday, William Hill said it was focusing on the priorities set out by interim CEO Philip Bowcock: online, technology, efficiencies and international.
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The GAO said those uniforms, first introduced in 2002, only cost $319,000 to develop thanks to them outfitting a smaller service and efficiencies in project management.
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Cobalt Robotics, in the security vertical, allows human security guards to remotely monitor offices, creating cost savings for the employer, and efficiencies for the security guard.
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A consolidated manufacturing footprint, procurement efficiencies, distribution network consolidation, and the elimination of redundant sales and marketing functions and duplicative corporate overhead will create cost savings.
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U.S. business leaders have generally supported the way that the EU's single market rules offer efficiencies for U.S. exporters and services firms selling into the continent.
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It would also provide an opportunity to realise capital synergies, as well as significant cost efficiencies, given the considerable overlap between the businesses in the Netherlands.
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We expect CKHH's continued focus on cost efficiencies and productivity gains to limit margin erosion, despite our expectations of a continued mixed operating outlook for 2017.
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Europeans have long wondered why the United States shuns the efficiencies and health gains from universal care, but its potential in developing countries is less understood.
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This is in sharp contrast to last year, when increased efficiencies and lower service costs helped companies ramp up output even at lower levels of spending.
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Operating Efficiency: The company intends to spend GBP750 million over the next four years to reduce complexity, drive operational efficiencies and secure additional global procurement benefits.
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VMware, however, argues that this leads to poor utilization and poor efficiencies (as it would, of course, given that it is in the business of virtualization).
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"I think the pricing efficiencies that they have seen in the last three or four years, those would probably continue," said Chetan Sharma, a wireless consultant.
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Full-year cost efficiencies of about $3 billion are expected to offset costs outside of investments in emerging opportunities, the company said in its shareholder letter.
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EU policymakers shrug at Britain's arguments that European companies will pay more for financial services without the cost efficiencies currently offered by London's scale and scope.
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We understand the importance of the research and development that creates not only innovations but the efficiencies that support the blockchain industry on a global scale.
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"We want to be able to prove the efficiencies quickly, we haven't laid down a timeline but it will be weeks not months," Taylor told CNBC.
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Revenue did miss estimates as Walgreens navigates a "challenging retail sales environment," but it said it is making progress in cutting costs and implementing other efficiencies.
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This is because we expect smart-phone sales to increase, and Singer to benefit from improving economies of scale and operating efficiencies as its business grows.
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Tech companies have reinvented this principle for the virtual age by shifting their attention from the supply side (production efficiencies) to the demand side (network effects).
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Where efficiencies in labor and technology changed the relationship of people to their governments, access to information has changed the relationships of governments to their people.
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S.A. reduced its work force from previous levels because it believed that it would gain efficiencies from implementing what it called 'intelligence-driven risk-based procedures.
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The United Kingdom spends 40 percent of what the United States spends per person, in large part thanks to the efficiencies of the National Health Service.
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The USMCA also preserves important protections against expropriation of those investments, protections for Americans that have the effect of increasing investment and the efficiencies that result.
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Any efforts to find efficiencies at USAID must have the administrator squarely at the center, with an equal voice to his counterparts at the State Department.
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Investors should buy the internet retailer's shares on the prospect of better automation efficiencies from artificial intelligence, according to Evercore ISI, which reiterated its buy rating.
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The company, following the "lean manufacturing" model pioneered by Toyota, hires young engineers to scan factory data for additional "efficiencies," which can translate into further automation.
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Create market incentives to replace refrigerants, HFCs, by 28500 in air conditioners and other cooling equipment, with climate neutral refrigerants, while also doubling their energy efficiencies.
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Achieving greater efficiencies using this approach, by definition, means focusing on the biggest water supply systems serving the largest communities at the expense of everyone else.
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According to the filing, Walgreens conducted an extensive review of its real-estate footprint in the US as part of an effort to increase operations efficiencies.
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Kohl modeled his department store after his grocery store chain, with a particular focus on customer service and finding efficiencies to help lower prices for shoppers.
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The acquisitions route could create a number of benefits, including increased scale for businesses to drive efficiencies, sourcing raw materials, and expanding into new product ranges.
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From the single store supermarket operator to the largest, nationwide chains, grocers must continue to innovate and find efficiencies to compete to earn customers' return business.
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In its statement on Tuesday, William Hill said it was focusing on the priorities set out by interim CEO Philip Bowcock — online, technology, efficiencies and international.
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"While working in that role, they have consulted with us on how we create efficiencies and enhance our discovery and other document-retrieval services," Hargrove said.
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North Carolina passed a law in 2007 that requires electric utilities to get 12.5 percent of their power from renewable energy and energy efficiencies by 2021.
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The figure published today, which has to be ratified by Parliament, will be reduced to £222m once benefits, efficiencies and inflation adjustments are taken into account.
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Then, once that foundation is in place, long-term sustainable revenue can be realized in the form of lower energy costs, reduced waste and greater efficiencies.
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The A340 launched at the end of the four-engine era, when airliners began to favor two-engine planes thanks to increased range and fuel efficiencies.
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Other lodging companies agree that while the climate may be tricky, they are fine-tuning efficiencies and cutting costs that don't negatively impact products or services.
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Siena was able to raise adjunct salaries by achieving financial efficiencies in other areas, said Dr. Seifert, who is also a management professor at the school.
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Though the number of convenience stores has grown, they remain under a disparate set of owners, leaving room for consolidators to look for efficiencies of scale.
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One big piece was aimed at what the administration called "serial inverters," or corporations that turned into bigger ones by conducting multiple deals for tax efficiencies.
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The Franco-Italian chipmaker said its fourth-quarter sales and gross margin were above its mid-point guidance, boosted by all product groups and manufacturing efficiencies.
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Given the economic reality, recyclers are turning to AMP's technology — a combination of computer vision, machine learning and robotic automation to improve efficiencies at their facilities.
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We currently have military space assets spread across all the branches in a manner that provides for almost no coordination or efficiencies in operations or procurement.
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Yet while digital devices and virtual office tools will drive efficiencies and helps employees work harder, Redmayne says we'll always need a physical office for work.
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"We'll set it out, if we need to, how we'll reduce spending, but the first place I look to is further efficiencies in government," Osborne said.
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A transaction would continue a multiyear wave of semiconductor consolidation driven by scale efficiencies, increasing demand from car companies and the rising costs of chip fabrication.
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Mobile innovation will create Latin American service sector efficiencies The current experiential difference between the U.S. and Latin America creates two huge opportunities for O2O commerce growth.
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And finally, it would not create the greater administrative efficiencies of a single-payer system, which by one estimate would be greater than $500 billion a year.
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Like other oil companies, Statoil is also benefiting from efficiencies it pushed through during the sector's downturn, when firms were forced to slash jobs, projects and investment.
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" Added Lockheed, "The increase in the number of aircraft in this agreement enables us to reduce costs by taking advantage of economies of scale and production efficiencies.
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What we do is we try to work closely with our partners and our suppliers, and try to see where we can save on cost through efficiencies.
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Efficiencies are achieved through a degree of automation, helping a broker scale the admin side of their business while also ensuring customers get the most appropriate coverage.
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"This project will bring about substantial economies of scale and maximize cost and time efficiencies by adopting fleet mode for execution," the government said in a statement.
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Citi gave five primary reasons for its upgrade, including GrubHub's improvement in its delivery network "efficiencies" and possible partnerships with large chains such as McDonald's and Starbucks.
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Over the last two years, Beijing has sought to overhaul its state-owned enterprise (SOEs) to create greater efficiencies and raise the international competitiveness of government conglomerates.
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MS is increasing its use of technology in order to drive efficiencies and enhance customer-wallet share and increasing its focus on lending out of this segment.
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He says efficiencies can be realized if health plans are sold across state lines, but insurance companies are already permitted to sell in whatever state they choose.
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The company, which develops health care and environmental technology, said the addition of Cepheid would improve operational efficiencies and expand margins in its $5 billion diagnostics segment.
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Rather, he helped economists understand why some industries might be more concentrated than others—and when oligopoly is a consequence of corporate chicanery rather than market efficiencies.
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Precisely the sort of material that is being used less by China's steel producers as they favor higher-grade ore to maximize efficiencies and reduce environmental emissions.
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The TSA said in its statement that as part of its yearly budget process, it is asked to discuss "potential operational efficiencies — this year is no different."
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"We continued to drive efficiencies and reduced cost in order to find investments and offset pressure," Chief Executive Officer Hubert Joly said on a post-earnings call.
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HR 938 is the type of legislation we need now to enable programs like Medicaid to continue to provide essential benefits while improving cost effectiveness and efficiencies.
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"Further steps need to be taken by the management to enhance operational effectiveness and efficiencies, in order to produce sustained results under changing market conditions," said FGV.
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Since April 2016 TfL has introduced a new operating model which will focus on identifying operational efficiencies as well as new ways of increasing demand and revenues.
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The increasingly competitive market will also make firms keener to eke out benefits from efficiencies of scale, increased diversification, cost-cutting opportunities and more efficient capital management.
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" A spokesman from Wal-Mart said the company has a "huge food and consumables business online," and is "constantly talking with suppliers about creating efficiencies in shipping.
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While reduced prices for oilfield services and increased efficiencies have helped companies scale back spending, many industry experts say there may not be room for further cuts.
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"For the last many decades, we've had a system that encourages short-term efficiencies at the expense of soil health, animal welfare and biodiversity," Mr. Lozano said.
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But analysts said the reduction in drilling rigs in the United States could prove temporary as activity had been restrained by hurricane threats and as efficiencies improve.
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Precisely the sort of material that is being used less by China's steel producers as they favour higher-grade ore to maximise efficiencies and reduce environmental emissions.
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Obviously there are efficiencies, but more importantly, some of the work that we do quick turn is just better and faster because they already know the brand.
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For several years, a balance was preserved between commerce and art—or, really, between a standardized production process in search of efficiencies of scale, and creative individuality.
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"We're able to mark up our goods so little because of the efficiencies that we bring to the table," said Richard Galanti, Costco's veteran chief financial officer.
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In a sales context, AI-enabled tools help B2B marketers gain a more nuanced understanding of their customers' wants and needs and improve efficiencies like never before.
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If cuts of this magnitude are implemented, states will not be able to afford to fill the gap themselves or find efficiencies that generate savings this large.
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"The cuts are part of cost cutting and rationalising to drive efficiencies in a challenging market," the second source familiar with the matter said about Emirates NBD.
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The operating efficiencies that Amazon brings to the grocery, and home delivery, business will further drive down prices and eventually spread to other areas of consumer goods.
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"I remain convinced that we can achieve additional substantial savings through reforms and other governmental efficiencies and not rely on a broad-based tax," Mr. Coughlin said.
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But the German system has many of the efficiencies of a single-payer system because all of its sickness funds band together to negotiate and set prices.
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The driving forces of this disruption include the "decline in retail renewable electricity prices," along with plummeting costs of batteries, in which technological efficiencies are improving exponentially.
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Unable to reap the efficiencies of being a single company, they have long produced mediocre performance—their combined return on equity probably slipped below 5% in 2019.
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So as we scale our business, we are committed to making our stuff even more accessible and passing on efficiencies and savings to our customers wherever possible.
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" In May, the Government Accountability Office wrote a report about a 2001 initiative called optimal manning, which was designed "to achieve workload efficiencies and reduce personnel costs.
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"The court is unpersuaded that the efficiencies generated by the merger will be sufficient to mitigate the anticompetitive effects for consumers in the challenged markets," he wrote.
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Because every business and household across North America consumes and relies upon energy in some capacity, these economic efficiencies will lower costs for businesses and households alike.
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"This contract also continues the two per year construction cadence essential to sustaining production efficiencies, while ensuring our national security and the Navy&aposs continued undersea superiority."
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According to Oil and Gas UK, total production has risen year-on-year since 2013, while costs per barrel have been slashed as firms look for efficiencies.
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The EBITDA margin should remain around 11%-12% during 2016-2018 as a result of efficiencies and synergies from integration, as well as the downsizing of Argentine operations.
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Canada is likely to look more favorably on the combination because its regulators more strongly weigh the potential for achieving efficiencies such as reducing overhead and optimizing shipping.
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Amazon's expanding Prime membership is driving strong retail growth, alongside a fast growing AWS business, while profitability gains are materializing due to AWS, advertising, and overall efficiencies/scale.
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Ecopetrol said earlier this month its first-quarter net profit increased 5% to around $847 million on the back of output and sales upticks and greater operating efficiencies.
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After a strategic review by new Chief Executive Sergio Bucher, a former Amazon and Inditex executive, the group also said it would seek efficiencies by simplifying the business.
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The move would call on its technological expertise in running markets to extract efficiencies from eBay's marketplace platform, which connects buyers and sellers of goods around the world.
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Coach said its results were helped by improved operational efficiencies, and that it is on track to return to positive North American comparable sales during the current quarter.
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Nordex last week forecast a recovery in Germany, its largest market by sales, by 2020, helped by easing pricing pressure, efficiencies and an expected pick-up in demand.
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This is in part because large progressive groups haven't come together to leverage their spending power on big platforms to create efficiencies, progressive digital experts tell Axios. 2.
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It also uses a number of Model 3 components to maximize production efficiencies, including individual Model 3 motors for each wheel, and even Model 3 inset door handles.
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DAVID FABER: Is there that much room amongst your suppliers to potentially have them give up margin or find efficiencies, or is it going to be really difficult?
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The company will "step up on managing costs, growing revenues and driving efficiencies through increased digitalisation efforts," Chua Sock Koong, Singtel's chief executive officer, said in a statement.
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At StitchFix, we believe product innovation, operational efficiencies, and geographic expansion, combined with the increase in retail store closures (particularly in apparel) represent significant opportunities for further outperformance.
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Thoma Bravo owns several software companies, including Dynatrace and Compuware, which could produce cost savings and efficiencies if combined with some of HPE's software assets, the people added.
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In a sense, this impressive search for technological efficiencies is the flip side of a common criticism of Australia: that it is an expensive place to do business.
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Drones are poised to bring greater efficiencies to these industries and more, but these benefits hinge on our ability to address the specific commercial needs for each industry.
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Fitch views positively the recent changes in strategy toward less capital-intensive hypermarket openings, focusing on operating efficiencies and the acceleration in discounter format openings in 2016-2017.
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The price on Rift continues to drop because Oculus is achieving efficiencies on the components side and, maybe, because they've also reached enough scale to spread out costs.
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The $3,000 price drop is the result of improved margins for the electric vehicle, which the company achieved thanks to "efficiencies" achieved in the manufacturing process, Reuters reports.
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"Ansell will now turn its focus to the acceleration of the three business-to-business divisions while improving operating efficiencies further," said Magnus Nicolin, the company's chief executive.
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In response, the government is seeking to enact structural reforms to improve efficiencies in some markets and the business environment overall, as well as boosting labour market participation.
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Big companies have reaped enormous efficiencies by creating supply chains that stretch around the world and involve hundreds of partners, ranging from wholly owned subsidiaries to outside contractors.
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Tariffs also will disrupt, and therefore harm, the value of cross-border supply chains, thereby denying to U.S. companies the efficiencies and lower costs of global manufacturing strategies.
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If the 50-50 share merger is completed, the combined FCA/PSA entity would benefit from product and geographic diversification on top of synergies and efficiencies, DBRS added.
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"The external environment remains challenging and the company is taking decisive actions to achieve the necessary operational efficiencies to safeguard long-term success," it added in a statement.
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Substantial gains from lower labour content, as well as capital and material use efficiencies, should allow Tesla to comfortably achieve a margin above 25% throughout the product cycle.
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"CMS could write a set of regulations that I think permit the buying efficiencies of Part D to be made available in the Part B universe," she maintained.
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When I hear these entrepreneurs make their sales pitches, they talk about cost savings and resource-use efficiencies but what many of them are really selling is convenience.
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While it is imperative that Congress fully funds the VA's budget, it is also critical that they scrutinize expenditures more closely, find efficiencies, and trim excess where possible.
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He has argued repeatedly that the cuts to anti-poverty and health programs would only introduce efficiencies into the system, while continue providing service to those in need.
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Nevertheless, Fitch continues to believe that Kaiser retains a strong earnings profile reflecting efficiencies from the company's vertical business model which enhances KFHP's ability to manage medical costs.
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And while natural gas prices were low, there was the prospect that improving production efficiencies and the demise of coal burning would help start a comeback for gas.
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First we have to see if the theory holds up — that a tighter economy will feed into higher capital investment and experimentation by businesses about finding new efficiencies.
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The report also notes a variety of ways that other transit systems achieve efficiencies, including private-public partnerships, innovative insurance policies, and performance bonuses for workers and contractors.
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Aveng has initiated a strategic and operational review aimed at improving liquidity, production efficiencies and returning the business to profitability, said chairman and acting chief executive Eric Diack.
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For ordinary people, these efficiencies mean reduced costs for energy, both direct and indirect increases in energy consumption and production, and an increase in national wealth and employment.
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I observed that, despite all these efficiencies, the magazine Science had recently identified giving up meat and dairy as the most powerful environmental act any individual could make.
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Tavares has said that Peugeot would move swiftly to introduce its platforms to Opel vehicles, a step that would increase economies of scale and efficiencies for both companies.
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Despite oceans of happy talk after nearly every merger about new synergies, efficiencies and growth, the actual outcomes facing owners of the bidding companies are far less rosy.
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"That is why we are taking measures both on the cost side in terms of efficiencies and restructuring to strengthen our profitability going into the future," he said.
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That led to major efficiencies: It saved on site-related costs (like evacuation plans), it's easier to get specialized equipment and workers, and you can consolidate control rooms.
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Companies like Google and GM are holding on to far more cash — many times more — than could possibly be explained by emergency funds and tax efficiencies and M.&A.
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The company plans to absorb the 5% tariffs through cost efficiencies, but if the tariffs go higher, as President Donald Trump has threatened, the costs will be passed on.
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To power the 8.3 million pixels in a 3,840 x 2,160 screen will require either a larger capacity battery or some of significant power efficiencies made to the chipset.
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The Positive Outlook reflects Fitch's expectations that VIVAT will improve its earnings and debt servicing capabilities through operational efficiencies, portfolio adjustments, a re-branding and streamlining its distribution channels.
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Negative currency effects, combined with higher R&D and selling, general and administrative costs are likely to outweigh the positive effects of cost efficiencies and a strong product pipeline.
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"The industry will continue to struggle given lower returns, in particular for Life companies and more efficiencies may be needed to support their financial targets," a Milan broker said.
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Although UPC's TV business has been under pressure, UPC enjoys wider LG group benefits which include a consistent approach to innovative video, high speed broadband, procurement and cost efficiencies.
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"While growing production is important, we are focused on expanding margins by increasing efficiencies in our operations," Bruce Niemeyer, head of Chevron's mid-continent division, told investors on Friday.
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Cerberus Capital, which said last month it would buy a majority stake in Avon's North America business, said on Thursday it had identified "significant operational efficiencies" in the region.
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"In terms of operations, having a bigger print base is helpful because it will likely lead to scope for significant cost efficiencies," Citi analysts said in a research note.
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Further fuel efficiencies will be had as the self-driving fleets adopt platooning technologies, like those from Peloton Technology, allowing trucks to draft behind one another in highway trains.
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This is not just a sign of technology creating efficiencies within these institutions, but rather a strong signal of opportunities available for entrepreneurs in Korea and across the globe.
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A final phase would see firms taking down their own nodes, enabling participants to benefit from efficiencies by replacing some of their own internal capabilities with the new technology.
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Rio Tinto is already using massive driverless trains to transport iron ore in the Pilbara region of Australia, which it says can deliver efficiencies as well as improving safety.
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It is designed to engage private developers and America's top private-sector financial institutions to create a better model for housing, one with private market efficiencies and public accountability.
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The letter suggested that a separation would promote operating and cost efficiencies allowing the new entities to generate a return on equity that is more in line with peers.
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"Alberta is increasing September's oil production limit to reflect increased movement of crude by rail, declining inventory and improved efficiencies in export pipelines," the government said in a statement.
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North Sea oil output, generally seen in terminal decline, is expected to jump by a net 400,000 bpd in the next two years with new projects and greater efficiencies.
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Overall revenue growth of 15 percent, combined with merger-related cost savings and operational efficiencies helped push underlying core earnings or EBITDA up 87 percent to 111 million pounds.
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Ecopetrol said in May its first-quarter net profit was 2.75 trillion pesos, 5% higher than in 2018, helped by an increase in output, sales and greater operating efficiencies.
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"There are a few different levers they can potentially use to bring down the cost over time," he said, listing realized efficiencies and increased shared rides as two factors.
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As part of this integration over the last 18 months, we have achieved immense operational efficiencies, that have resulted in an improved experience for customers and driver-partners alike.
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"Our vision for LCH SwapAgent is to extend the trusted infrastructure and efficiencies of clearing to the non-cleared derivatives market," said Nathan Ondyak, global head of LCH SwapAgent.
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There are efficiencies to be gained from smart investments that leverage private sector resources to hone in on the most pressing problems facing farmers, the supply chain, and communities.
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Improved financial and operational efficiencies through cross-ownership may be the only way to ensure the vitality of broadcast TV, radio, and newspaper outlets in the digital media marketplace.
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Undoing efficiencies and benefits recognized by all rail customers for the benefit of a small number of shippers would hurt the overwhelming majority of businesses that rely on rail.
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Windows said this is possible, in part, because of efficiencies achieved by being the operating system developer and tapping into the tight coupling of the graphics, APIs and middleware.
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"Our approach right now is to take a bit of a pause and to focus on capturing all the efficiencies that a 20-rig fleet would necessitate," she added.
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In a statement, an Uber representative said the latest layoffs were another bid to find efficiencies in a now decade-old company and remain agile in a competitive field.
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In 2010, it took over a Taiwan screen maker, Chimei Innolux, for nearly $10 billion; analysts say the acquisition has failed to produce the efficiencies and profitability hoped for.
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They have a solid record of accomplishment, creating efficiencies by forcing the government to assess how it can get the best value for money spent on commercially available services.
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The shower toilet maker said higher sales, greater efficiencies and price increases helped it overcome more expensive raw materials prices for plastics and metals it uses in its products.
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The deal is still in progress, and will take some months to close, but if it's simply an administrative move designed to create greater efficiencies, it could make sense.
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To remedy this, Home Made claims to be a new estate agency operating model, one that is driven by data analytics and technology, with better efficiencies and lower costs.
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GM had said last month it could return to profitability in 2019 with $400 million to $500 million in annual cost reductions through plant closures, labor and other efficiencies.
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It's part of a move underway across corporate America to better understand consumer behavior to tailor offerings to improve operational efficiencies, cut down on costs, and spur more sales.
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He said Ford, which introduced mass production to the auto industry, has identified efficiencies that can be made to GE's production processes that will increase output in coming weeks.
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All the while, demand for power is rising more slowly than in the past, owing to the improved efficiencies of appliances and commercial buildings increasingly engineered to save electricity.
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Businesses seek to integrate vertically because such mergers tend to create efficiencies and synergies — benefiting both companies without posing major risks to their competitors or, more crucially, to consumers.
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For that reason, many people there welcomed Mr. Tillerson, with his long experience as chief executive of Exxon Mobil, as someone who could modernize the place and introduce efficiencies.
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In a statement, Lyft CEO Logan Green credited the company's improved financial outlook to stronger than expected revenue growth as well as "efficiencies" in its sales and marketing efforts.
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"We are currently looking at efficiencies, however, we cannot overcome the unprecedented financial burden this national emergency has created on our own," wrote the agency's CEO, Kevin S. Corbett.
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The efficiencies achieved when two organizations combine — factors that might be considered part of the metric in a corporate merger — are not such a high priority here he adds.
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That investment began declining last year, leading analysts to believe Facebook was largely finished building out its new systems and beginning to find efficiencies that could whittle costs further.
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"It's going to be impossible for the states to make up the shortfall with greater efficiencies," concludes Donald Kettl, a professor of public policy at the University of Maryland.
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"Corporate functions would be appropriately split between Danbury, Connecticut and Munich, Germany to help achieve efficiencies for the combined company," Munich-based Linde and Praxair said in their statement.
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"It deepens and diversifies repo liquidity and will benefit our pension fund clients by providing efficiencies for them in comparison to non-cleared repo," he said in a statement.
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So far 50 percent of products are unified, 100 million pounds of operational efficiencies have been delivered and the roll-out of a united IT platform is substantially complete.
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That investment began declining last year, leading analysts to believe Facebook was largely finished building out its new systems and beginning to find efficiencies that could whittle costs further.
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On the energy side, Barclays estimates that greater efficiencies will save producers roughly $150 billion annually, which translates to shaving $3 per barrel from the production price of oil.
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The "One Golf" model, which is intended to promote economies of scale and operational efficiencies, contributed to a A$1.4 million ($940,203) loss in the 2018/19 financial year.
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Fitch expects gross leverage to decline to 7503x by 2018 from 3x in 2016 due to increased EBITDA related to price increases, low volume growth, and improved operating efficiencies.
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"We see that there's probably in just operating efficiencies about half that much again that we can get, and we're very focused on generating free cash flow," he said.
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Earlier this year, the governor directed all state agency heads to "look for efficiencies" as he prepares a new two-year budget for the fiscal period beginning in July.
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The shift to negative costs results from net credits from by-products such as lead and gold, as well as favorable foreign exchange movements and operational efficiencies and savings.
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There are many more examples, like America's seniors relying on the efficiencies of Social Security and Medicare personnel to maintain a decent lifestyle and pay for critical medical care.
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But some savings will simply come from increased manufacturing efficiencies as the production rate grows, making it difficult to quantify how much can be attributed to Mr. Trump's prodding.
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As our National Park System begins its second century, it should be a showcase of smart technology, energy and cost efficiencies, and best practices in visitor and facility management.
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Those who would financially benefit from new efficiencies to our core highway network should be asked to help provide the expanded HTF funding needed to provide the improved throughput.
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By creating a standard format for data, pushing for real-time reporting, and applying AI to help create insights, imagine the possibilities and efficiencies that our next President could create.
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However, the company has been able to offset the FX risk due to operating efficiencies and higher revenues related to price increases and to a lesser extent to volume increases.
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"Tesla cited its structurally superior cash conversion cycle (relative to industry peers), continued Model 3 cost improvements, and yet-to-be maximized operating efficiencies as the primary drivers," Shah said.
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"Xero is managing the business to cash flow break-even within its current cash balance (without drawing on its debt facility) through operational efficiencies," the company said in a statement.
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Profitability declined slightly in 1QFY0003 with an EBIT margin (industrial operations) of 9.0% (1QFY16: 10.6%) as negative currency effects more than offset cost efficiencies and an improved volume/model mix.
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While politicians are understandably focusing on policy-based solutions to the problem of rising health costs, we expect innovation to be transformational for the industry and drive efficiencies going forward.
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Chief Executive Nick Varney pointed to the increasing diversification of the group's portfolio, the ongoing roll out of new attractions and accommodation and a continued focus on productivity and efficiencies.
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But it's not clear whether it's because of the still sluggish economy, high Obamacare premiums and co-pays discouraging patients, or actual cost efficiencies from Obamacare without reductions in care.
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One of them is just sort of normal aerospace manufacturing efficiencies — both on the spaceships as a whole, as we build additional spaceships, our per-unit cost will go down.
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In recent investor communications, we outlined a number of steps we have undertaken to improve efficiencies and profitability which includes cost reductions and a comprehensive review of our asset base.
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Graphcore has been working on its technology for the past two years and Toon claims that the technology will be able to help reduce data center costs and improve efficiencies.
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The food and agri sector is subject to similar macro trends, the volume of food needed to feed a 9 billion population by 2050 requires technology to bring in efficiencies.
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"Lower utilization and increased completion efficiencies is creating more slack in the system, with pressure pumpers most at risk heading into year end," Barclays said in a note this month.
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Already, the company is automating parts of its processes — including the solicitation of information and documents from individuals — but it sees the potential to add much more efficiencies through code.
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"We're restricting the transition management business globally with the aim of streamlining infrastructure, creating efficiencies and taking greater advantage of centralizing processing and trading," State Street spokeswoman Anne McNally said.
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In an online statement, Ford said the new setup will reduce costs, representing "$150 million in annual efficiencies" and that it would use more technology to personalize its ad campaigns.
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There needs to be far more than 9,000 women per year (nationwide!) making the choice to freeze their eggs if Kindbody is going to reap the benefits of data efficiencies.
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Overall, the complementary domestic and international networks will provide cost efficiencies by focusing capital investment on increasing capacity and extending the reach of the combined company's high-bandwidth fiber network.
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And while paying the doctors was a new cost, hospitals at first found the efficiencies so advantageous that hospitalists were afforded the rare privilege of spending more time with patients.
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Michael McKenna, a Republican strategist and energy lobbyist, said asking an organization to do their job with a little bit less is not unusual, and the EPA will find efficiencies.
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Tesco plans to reduce its operating costs by a further 13 billion pounds ($1.9 billion) over three years through efficiencies in its distribution network and stores and from procurement savings.
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Thoma Bravo owns several software companies, including Dynatrace LLC and Compuware Corp, which could produce cost savings and efficiencies if combined with some of HPE's software assets, the people added.
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If the semi-truck is operated in a convoy, he said, the efficiencies took the operating cost below $1 a mile, and made them cheaper than moving freight by train.
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The country's situation presents a perfect scenario for private-sector firms to suggest cost-cutting ideas, new technology for efficiencies, alternative funding options and revenue-producing suggestions to public officials.
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"We continue to enhance efficiencies by implementing policies, such as outsourcing non-essential positions, that are in the best long term interests of our stakeholders," a Nakheel spokeswoman told Reuters.
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"These more hopeful experts said the rising speed, reach and efficiencies of the internet, apps and platforms can be harnessed to rein in fake news and misinformation campaigns," Pew found.
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In Washington, bipartisan collaboration on a smart national infrastructure bank, and policies that promote efficiencies in construction, could be accompanied by elimination of barriers to innovative local broadband network projects.
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HP says the Spectre x360 can now last for up to 15 hours between charges, a 43 percent improvement, thanks to its larger battery and better efficiencies throughout the system.
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It took a realization of new efficiencies and pressure to reduce risk, enabled by technology, for the banking industry to open frictionless data-sharing networks mediated by industry data stewards.
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The LSE said the connection has the potential to "pass on significant cost savings and efficiencies to investors in French, Dutch, Belgian, Portuguese and a range of other European securities".
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Teva attributed the 2006 closure of its plant in Cidra, Puerto Rico, to a global "rationalization strategy" and a plan to "improve efficiencies," according to a statement at the time.
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Continuing Cost Saving Programme Ahold has delivered around EUR1.2bn of cost and efficiency improvements in the four years to end-2015 through improving commercial practices, operational efficiencies and overhead reduction.
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They have an eye toward the cold efficiencies and cruel deficiencies of a system that existed before Naz encountered it and will continue to exist after he passes through it.
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The House bill also provides NEPA efficiencies to expedite treatments on at-risk forest lands, both before and after a fire and reauthorizes the Collaborative Forest Landscape Act as well.
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I don't think it's sustainable for anyone to simply lower their prices without also lowering the cost structure and reducing waste and finding efficiencies in the business in automating things.
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A shift away from oil-fired power to natural gas will yield large efficiencies in generation costs, and will not be afflicted with this problem of unreliability and backup cycling.
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These services — spanning several different sectors including transportation, energy, water management and public safety — have the potential to be transformational to the citizen while creating significant efficiencies for the city.
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Fitch would expect this level to come down further throughout 2017 as additional efficiencies are found and revenue is bolstered by modest loan growth, additional securities purchases and rate hikes.
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The name of the game is to improve operational efficiencies, he says, as a means to real bottom-line results — and that's what will really compel wide-scale AR adoption.
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"Spirit is operating in an extremely competitive global marketplace, and we are always looking for ways to improve efficiencies and provide value to our customers," Spirit said in its statement.
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This is based on our assumption that cost efficiencies (especially in personnel expenses) would offset growth in operating lease expenses as the company opens new stores mostly on leasehold premises.
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A press release heralded the creation of a "premier communications company" that would revolutionize the telecom sector, thanks to "efficiencies" and "synergies" that would be hugely beneficial to American consumers.
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But some savings will come from increased manufacturing efficiencies as the production rate grows, they added, making it difficult to quantify how much can be attributed to Mr. Trump's prodding.
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"Like any leading company ... year-on-year we strive for continuous improvements, unleashing further efficiencies in every business area, strengthening our competitiveness and focusing on our customers," the spokesman said.
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Democrats, on the other hand, share a distinct vision of robust universal coverage guaranteed by the government and paid for by a combination of delivery-system efficiencies and higher taxes.
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"I think it's important that the courts balance efficiencies with due process, and any efforts that are made, I think, need to be made with that in mind," she added.
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This disparity in scale illustrates that the discussion on the topline of the budget and on savings and efficiencies take place on very separate planes that are both equally important.
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The US has already reduced the number of troops in Afghanistan from about 14,000 to 12,000-13,000 by finding efficiencies, according to the commander of the US military mission there.
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That investment began coming down last year, leading analysts to believe Facebook was largely finished building out its new systems and beginning to find efficiencies that could whittle costs further.
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Over the last decade, TFG has invested heavily in technology in order to keep pace with changing trends and efficiencies demanded by fast fashion and to adapt to online shopping.
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Production efficiencies have allowed other signifiers of fine watchmaking such as the perpetual calendar and even the tourbillon to be incorporated into what the industry would term more affordable watches.
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The aim of the arrangements is to achieve savings equivalent to GBP10m per year per borough mainly from reduced staffing costs and efficiencies generated from joint working such as procurement.
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She said it was working hard with suppliers to limit the extent they passed their cost increases onto Halfords and was also seeking more savings and efficiencies in the business.
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"There are certainly places where we can still find cuts and efficiencies," said Shawn Sullivan, the state budget director, who said additional taxes and "one-time fixes" were also options.
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Sinclair defended the Tribune acquisition in its application with the FCC made public in July, saying it would increase "operational efficiencies" and "expand the stations' local coverage" including local news.
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To pay for investments, that includes reducing staff from 22.25,28 at the end of 103, primarily through cuts involving those resolving legacy issues, as well as efficiencies achieved through digitalisation.
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The first is the rapid adoption of new services that will balance it with the U.S. experience by creating more efficiencies where they're badly needed, led by fast mobile app adoption.
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A lot of interested parties here in making sure that this program continues and continues to grow as expected so that they can get the operating efficiencies that they've committed to.
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Aside from getting more people access to health care, supporters of Medicare for All say that moving to this system would create efficiencies to help bring down costs of health care.
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The company's managing director for the Asia Pacific, Julian Uebergang, argued programs that replicate the thinking of lawyers tackling routine legal problems simply add extra efficiencies to a law firm's work.
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Improved technologies and efficiencies will allow Apache to exploit the area, an overlooked part of the otherwise expansive Permian Basin, the top U.S. oilfield with multiple layers of oil-bearing rock.
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Some regulators and European Central Bank officials have called for more cross-border mergers, arguing that Europe's bloated bank sector must be reduced, given weak profitability, poor efficiencies and excessive competition.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Shale oil producer Continental Resources on Tuesday raised its 2018 production outlook, citing improved performance in North Dakota and operational efficiencies, as well as increased drilling activity in Oklahoma.
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"Happy Returns has reengineered the return process with the customer in mind and that brings greater cost savings and efficiencies to merchants," said Robert Clarkson, vice president, North America at PayPal.
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"We're going to continue to drive efficiencies as we have since the very first day we started operations," Clark said, according to a recording of the event obtained by Business Insider.
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"They may be getting more aggressive at looking at aspects of the business for cost efficiencies because of those headwinds," said Bill Densmore, senior director of corporate ratings at Fitch Ratings.
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The return of growth has not turned BHP away from its push for efficiencies, Balhuizen said, including with instruments like blockchain, although the focus remains on easier wins like e-documentation.
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Analysts and investors have speculated that putting AOL and Yahoo together, a combination dreamed of for some time, could yield advertising efficiencies that could compel Verizon to pay up for Yahoo.
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Oxford PV, in the U.K., is now working on developing solar cells that could achieve conversion efficiencies of 37 percent — much higher than existing polycrystalline photovoltaic or thin-film solar cells.
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EBITDA margins are expected to expand from 11.9% at the end of fiscal 2015 closer to management's long-term goal of 12% to 14% through increased operating efficiencies and cost reductions.
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Menezes added that Diageo had a "banner year for new product innovation" and has increased its marketing investment in order to drive net sales growth, offsetting costs by improving efficiencies elsewhere.
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"The group is committed to its open access approach, working in partnership with our customers to promote greater choice and innovation, reducing risk and maximising capital and operational efficiencies," said Maguire.
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"With the industry changing rapidly, we have updated our strategy to give an equal focus to revenue growth, cost efficiencies and cash generation," Chief Executive Gavin Darby said in a statement.
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"We are moving at pace with a transformation programme, to deliver a combination of efficiencies, service and organic sales that will underpin growth," Chief Executive Mark Cashmore said in a statement.
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The size of Busbud's $9M Series A, back in July 2014, coupled with platform efficiencies have seen it through until now, according to founders Frederic Thouin, LP Maurice and Michael Gradek.
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Those higher profit margins mean a 10 percent increase in input costs from, say, silicon chips from China can be absorbed with slightly lower profit margins or by generating efficiencies elsewhere.
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Material amounts of value would be at risk as we would sacrifice the benefits of our valuable deferred tax assets, diversification benefits, diverse earnings streams and scale efficiencies including shared services.
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Ford said it does not comment on speculation, but added both companies continue to work together "to develop avenues of strategic cooperation that help us achieve commercial, manufacturing and business efficiencies".
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President Trump said Monday that his first budget proposal would feature major boosts to military spending and local law enforcement funding offset by "greater savings and efficiencies" in the federal government.
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Those efficiencies have pushed break-even prices to below $40 per barrel, a significant gain for Argentina, which has struggled to attract capital since crude prices started to decline in 2014.
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John Mueller, a political science professor at Ohio State University who has assessed the efficiencies of various forms of aviation security, argues that the costs of air marshals outweigh their benefits.
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Pullinger told Reuters the bank eventually wants spending as a proportion of income to drop into the 40s from 52.4 percent currently, and that it had to modernise and find efficiencies.
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The hope is that these technologies will help fill gaps in learning and to provide greater personalization and efficiencies so teachers will be freed up to provide personal coaching to students.
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To survive, banks have both in-house options, like cost-cutting through process efficiencies, and outside options, like strategic acquisitions to broaden their service offeringsClick here for more BI Prime stories.
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Strategic investments that promote efficiencies, maximize resources, and maintain a U.S. leadership role in global health will ensure we close gaps on the world's most persistent challenges and prevent future crises.
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Newfound operational efficiencies, a modernized air traffic control system, a bureaucracy no longer wasting billions of dollars: All of this adds up to benefits for the consumer and the system's users.
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"We made significant progress streamlining our global logistics and delivery operations at higher volumes, enabling cost efficiencies and improvements to our working capital position," the company said in a press release.
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The Trump administration is well-positioned to make meaningful changes in the government processes that yield efficiencies, simply by its willingness to to go after traditional third rails in the bureaucracy.
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McShane predicts Walmart will be able to report better-than-expected sales and profit margin results in the second half of 2018 due to "supply chain efficiencies" and its recent acquisitions.
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The plan outlines new efficiencies in Puerto Rico's healthcare system that will result in savings of $299 million, while also protecting access to care to those who need it the most.
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The solution moving forward lies in seizing opportunities for advancement and innovation that can help farmers streamline their operations through new efficiencies that make the difficult business of farming more manageable.
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"(Drosos) ... possesses a strong financial background, having managed multibillion dollar P&Ls through phases of high growth, while delivering cost reductions and operational efficiencies," Chairman Todd Stitzer said in a statement.
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Zenefits and Gusto, which charge subscriptions for some of their services, are relying on the vast scale and technical efficiencies enabled by the online cloud to make serving tiny companies feasible.
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That's the hope for 2017 — that the top-line growth improves and with all the operating efficiencies companies have introduced that top-line growth will go straight to the bottom line.
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The container shipping sector - which Maersk dominates - has been among the worst-hit, due to an oversupply of vessels and worries over global demand, pushing lines to find greater cost efficiencies.
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Between sets of tennis, rounds of golf, and seminars on operational due diligence and cash-management efficiencies, it became clear that some of them were a little nervous about their futures.
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Alcoa's restart of capacity at its Warrick smelter in Indiana was announced last year and is, the company stressed on its Q2 conference call, "based on cost efficiencies" rather than tariffs.
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The department said the letters were relevant because they "reveal the current state of hostility between defendants," and the companies argued that the merger would create efficiencies that save consumers money.
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"For us, it's not just a matter of finding efficiencies, it's a matter of improving the military value and the effectiveness and lethality of our military forces," Niemeyer said last week.
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And in creating it, they create jobs, opportunities, services, choice, equity, efficiencies, and sometimes even beauty — the reason why capitalist societies are invariably more attractive and dynamic than non-capitalist ones.
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This is not surprising, since data shows that the industry has been able to comply nearly 100 percent with the standards through increased engine efficiencies at little net cost to consumers.
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Opening up AT&T's long-distance lines to independent telephone companies satisfied regulators who were seeking greater efficiencies, but it also made the companies more dependent on the Bell System service.
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Because none introduced efficiencies or changed the basic underlying economics of the taxi industry, the way Amazon did with retail by getting rid of brick-and-mortar stores through online sales.
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They were part of Washington's misguided attempt to ease the pain of high gasoline prices by requiring automobile manufacturers to meet designated fuel efficiencies averaged across their entire fleet of vehicles.
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The Montreal-based company said it improved operational efficiencies during the second quarter and used less cash as it transitions from an investment cycle to one focused on rising plane production.
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This is something economists can appreciate — the importance of minimizing waste, taking advantage of efficiencies and accurately reflecting costs in prices, including costs imposed on our entire shared resource, the environment.
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Gill said the country also drew on its inventories and improved repatriation of export earnings and other efficiencies to keep the economy in the black, measures that would continue in 2019.
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"We exceeded our initial expectations by a mile on efficiencies and cost take-out, but it's really about one plus one equals three," Greenberg said of the newly integrated insurance giant.
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Jeffery said Vodafone had examined how consumers used their devices and how it managed its network, including the efficiencies offered by 5G technology, before deciding to switch to unlimited data plans.
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Explains the CommonSense Robotics CEO: "Our robotics and AI are unique and proprietary with the entire system designed to maximise space efficiencies (how small we can have the warehouse), labor efficiencies (how little we can have human labor in the process), how fast we can deal with an average grocery order (usually less than 3 minutes, where a completely human process takes about 10x that), and how close we can have the centers to the customers".
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These cost efficiencies, in conjunction with high margin AWS and advertising revenue growth, propelled a QoQ 2115bps operating margin expansion to 213% (and 214Q NA operating income over $2118bn above our estimate).
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