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The company's salaried pension plan was closed to new entrants in 2007, and its hourly plan was closed to new entrants in 2008.
This is because you have compared the earnings of the 22016/19803 entrants to university with the entry standards (tariff) of the 21980/21966 entrants.
Most notably, competitions for two popular games, "Dragon Ball FighterZ" (188 entrants) and "Samurai Shodown" (146 entrants) were scheduled in the same room at the same time.
Two more recent entrants into the race — former Rep.
By allowing new market entrants, consumers -- students -- will win.
And no game titles appeared under the top 30 most-used apps in the U.S. Music apps made a strong showing, ranging from expected entrants like Pandora and Spotify to newer entrants Musical.ly.
Antenna TV and two new entrants also won a license.
The UK bulk annuity market is also attracting new entrants.
I do not anticipate new entrants in 2017 at all.
Even the most recent entrants are also being greeted enthusiastically.
Instead, it will eat growth from other new streaming entrants.
Layoffs have hit a raft of other digital media entrants.
These entrants go through an automated check for eligibility (ESTA).
Darwinex is one of the latest entrants in the space.
The annual contest drew more than 13 entrants this year.
The last two entrants in round one were both cubs.
New entrants like OpenGov look to drive even more value.
"But new entrants tend to pay more," the executive said.
"This lawsuit corners new entrants out of China," Hosseini said.
Africa is one region where entrants continue to pile in.
Higher education, after all, could benefit from new, innovative entrants.
Last May, four teams were chosen from dozens of entrants.
Meanwhile, regulatory changes are becoming more favorable toward new entrants.
So, those are the two entrants going at each other.
Entrants have to follow her page and tag three friends.
The Economist accepts no responsibility if entrants ignore these terms and conditions and entrants agree to indemnify The Economist against any claim by any third party from any breach of these terms and conditions.
Globe and PLDT have previously welcomed the possibility of new entrants.
The industry sources did not name the other possible new entrants.
New subscription OTT video entrants will provide consumers with more options.
That lowers the risk of antitrust problems and deters new entrants.
Multiple entrants are not permitted to share the same Facebook account.
Across the rich world, a third of university entrants never graduate.
We will be selecting the best 10 entrants to get inked.
A bigger boost may come from new entrants to the market.
Lower-cost new entrants, and consumers, lose out as a result.
With 23 entrants, it was the largest Melee tournament in history.
Multiple entrants are not permitted to share the same email address.
What is your advantage over both new entrants and legacy players?
And what I didn't know was whether there'd be more entrants.
The new entrants, however, are yet to spend much on sport.
Mr. Grimm, the artist, said entrants spent months creating their paintings.
They beat out nearly 200 other entrants competing for the opportunity.
Many of the entrants did not even bother to show up.
CBS was one of the earliest entrants in the streaming wars.
French presidents have the prerogative to name entrants to the Panthéon.
Nine of this year's 10 entrants are disciples of Mr. Chinmoy.
MUNOZ: YOU KNOW WHAT, IT'S ABIG MARKET WITH LOTS OF ENTRANTS.
Similarly, those deemed illegal entrants would be returned home more efficiently.
New entrants are coming thick and fast, from Zwift to Mirror.
Those raids targeted criminal aliens, illegal re-entrants and immigration fugitives.
Popular YouTubers have become regular entrants to the show's guest rotations.
Some unexpected entrants such as South Korea and Serbia joined the list.
Vying for the Games are entrants from Milan-Cortina and Stockholm-Are.
He thinks new entrants, even Apple, will have a long learning curve.
Meanwhile, CAA's Yanover expects to see more entrants, along with more flubs.
The march of automation and technology is an opportunity for new entrants.
As is so often the case in China, new entrants soon appeared.
Not only are new market entrants universally unprofitable, most have zero revenue.
That firm might be really worried about the threat of potential entrants!
Microsoft and Amazon are also seen as likely entrants in this space.
In 2011 their final-salary pension scheme was closed to new entrants.
The contest, in its fifth year, attracted entrants from over 50 countries.
There are around 1m new entrants to the labour market every month.
Weak screening processes of entrants to EU countries is also a problem.
Competition is fierce, with new entrants challenging food retailers at all levels.
Ultimately, that pricing minimizes the amount of new entrants into the ecosystem.
But India's informality and bad infrastructure also create obstacles for new entrants.
In general, unjust discriminatory selection of entrants for women is totally unacceptable.
Keep scrolling to see our 25 favorite costumes from this year's entrants.
That list is now being reviewed and is open to new entrants.
The self-driving car race has some new entrants: rental-car companies.
The company offers discounts and coupons on Sugru to the best entrants.
First-time entrants in the journalism awards may submit work without charge.
There's plenty to be anxious about for new entrants to the market.
Several newer entrants in the industry — like J. Crew and Gap Inc.
It is similar to how the soccer World Cup entrants are decided.
Most went as subsidies for entrants to the sector, attracting subpar firms.
G.E.'s pension plan has been closed to new entrants since 2012.
Criminal charges against Mr. de Blasio would cause a flood of entrants.
New entrants increasingly specialize in niches like Paleolithic and gluten-free diets.
So there's coinvestment; there's new entrants; there's new products; there's new investors.
John Hickenlooper and Jay Inslee are the latest entrants to the fray.
Even new entrants are vowing not to take donations from Washington lobbyists.
New entrants, especially from big tech, are threatening the leads of giants.
The first test for new entrants might be their hardest: finding land.
"Electric vehicle-makers like BYD and maybe the new entrants as well — the new Chinese entrants that is — will be affected by potentially a Tesla or others that decide perhaps to produce their vehicles in China," Chao said.
Google and Facebook are similar, but there is no sign of new entrants.
Other than 2015, the number of such entrants has risen every year recently.
Japan and China have also been suggested as possible entrants for the competition.
When the race is over, entrants cease ownership as the roaches scurry away.
The previous capital requirement for banks and new entrants was 120 million cedis.
Around a third of the PTI's candidates are recent entrants from other parties.
The Nigerian nomination period was extended because of the poor quality of entrants.
But the past couple of years have seen a flurry of digital entrants.
New entrants can readily amass enough data and match or leapfrog your solution.
Entrants must keep their Instagram clear, and set to Public, through March 8.
IAM Robotics is one of the more compelling local entrants in the space.
Meanwhile, upstart entrants to challenge big wireless carriers are coming from all quarters.
The U.S. wireless landscape is particularly difficult for new entrants to tap into.
M.H.: One of two entrants for the Saints owners Tom and Gayle Benson.
This year's entrants brought it and there's video and photos to prove it.
His team also included Nick Posada, the first-place finisher among all entrants.
These are the current battlegrounds between incumbent corporates, new corporate entrants and startups.
In 2015 alone there were 81 new entrants crowned as the legendary beast.
Only one bracketologist, Joe Piazza of LAOJoe's Bracketology, chose all 68 entrants correctly.
That change has led to at least 58 new entrants, Mr. Morrison said.
The commission set up the Office of Credit Ratings to register new entrants.
Of about a dozen entrants, only SpaceX and Boeing passed NASA&aposs muster.
Competitors took notice, leading to new entrants and flavors within the last year.
A maximum of four entrants per country is allowed in each singles draw.
It will include qualification tournaments later this year to determine the inaugural entrants.
New entrants offer eye-catching alternatives, and are often aimed at younger workers.
But this is the only way these two late entrants make any sense.
"The category is growing, there are new entrants all the time," she said.
The choice between established incumbents and new entrants is neither easy nor clear.
She charged £50 [$64] per ticket, and limited the competition to ten entrants.
She also noted that the unemployment provisions don't cover new entrants to the labor market, such as recent high school or college graduates, nor re-entrants, such as stay-at-home moms who had planned to rejoin the labor force.
There are few new entrants in, say, internet search or American airlines or telecoms.
Two new entrants onto the unicorn list came from that space: Ofo and Mobike.
By entering and/or accepting Prize, Entrants and Winners agree to hold Time Inc.
Streaming incumbents are feeling the pressure from new entrants and increasingly blowing through cash.
The Terrain drives small despite being one of the larger entrants in the segment.
New entrants to the Permian face challenges as the region grows crowded, Rezvan said.
For those newer entrants into the mythic world, Norse Mythology is a wonderful introduction.
The deadline for entrants is June 4 and decisions will be announced June 7.
It sustains that by remaining almost entirely closed to new entrants except by birth.
And you're seeing some other new entrants that could potentially cut into SpaceX's business.
Many entrants have poured tens of thousands of dollars into promotion, travel and training.
Lucrative niches like foreign exchange and asset management are being harried by new entrants.
It invited entrants to drive from Paris to Rouen, a distance of 79 miles.
"Early entrants have to spend resources educating the consumer about a product," she said.
The organizers encourage entrants, but they are filmmakers themselves and take home two awards.
An ICO may be a consequential innovation, so early entrants will make a mint.
Unlike the majority of other entrants in the space, Alchema's not focused on beer.
Ismail said new entrants would be able to import machinery for plants duty free.
The 102 entrants included vehicles powered by steam, petrol, electricity, compressed air and hydraulics.
We've discussed Sogou before, to pick one example, but other entrants are close behind.
Now we're pushing 30 and then you have some maybe new entrants coming in.
Lewis University won the competition this year in a total field of 25 entrants.
Still, new entrants, from retail investors to high-frequency traders, have piled into bitcoin.
The new entrants, Tesla in particular, have dominated so far, but that could shift.
The Ridgeline joins the updated Toyota Tacoma and new entrants from Chevrolet and GMC.
One of the early entrants, the Weather Channel, debuted on this day in 1982.
Arguably, these factors have disadvantaged broadcasters and favored the newer entrants in the market.
Despite such challenges, there are more and more entrants and improving technologies every day.
NOW THE MISTAKE PEOPLE MAKE SOMETIMES IS UNDERESTIMATING THE RISK OF TECHNOLOGICAL ENTRANTS, RIGHT?
Wage growth for new entrants was just 22.8% in March of 2016 and 2017.
Almost 600,000 people in the household survey and new entrants into the labor force.
Establishing those networks of health care providers can be hard for new market entrants.
Smaller entrants from other parts of the world are also getting into the market.
The exchange this week had begun medical testing of entrants to the Big Board.
Wireless service plans offered by new entrants CellNuvo and Freedompop are examples of this.
But it's facing challenges from newer entrants such as Tencent-backed video app Kuaishou.
New entrants would not face the same antitrust hurdles as companies already in Brazil.
Do you see that relationship changing at all and some new entrants coming in?
Grocery stores have spent the last several years fighting against online and overseas entrants.
Quibi will enter a highly competitive market filled with a spate of recent entrants.
But some convenience store executives say they are unfazed by Amazon and online entrants.
Moving forward, CMS should incentivize new entrants by making the financial arrangements more attractive.
The problems faced by manufacturing entrants are a troubling piece of a larger picture.
Will these new entrants buy or borrow that expertise from the traditional health industry?
In African fintech, the fourth quarter of 2170 brought big money to new entrants.
Likewise, the new entrants are either agile, high-tech pioneers or reckless, cavalier upstarts.
In the space arena, new entrants are pushing some very bold approaches to space.
The market is suddenly so crowded, new entrants are arriving with increasingly knotty conceits.
They know that this will make it more difficult for new entrants to compete.
Health Canada must move to immediately allow new entrants to production and address changes.
Most concerning, it could impede innovation as larger companies have less to fear from new entrants and new entrants have a harder time bringing their products to market — creating a trade-off where the potential dynamic costs of concentration outweigh any static benefits.
Competition policy needs to weaken the entrenched position of established firms and help new entrants.
As the first entrants, they enjoyed dominant positions, and with that, they earned huge returns.
Experts say that's the tip of the iceberg for Lyft and other new transportation entrants.
To keep these people out, the law raised the tax imposed on most adult entrants.
Shaq, the biggest of the entrants, seems to have a lot of confidence in himself.
Arcades are theme parks for cruising, where entrants pay for the possibility of getting laid.
"With new entrants like us, some clients are early adopters, many are skeptical," said Curry.
The only other entrants in this rarefied club are a couple of oil companies (boring!).
And the emergence of upstarts like Snapchat suggests that new entrants can still make waves.
Entrants must be 21 and up and a legal resident of the U.S. to submit.
"If you've discovered a valuable space, there's a lot of companies, new entrants," he said.
This can increase the cost of expansion considerably for new entrants into the insurance space.
New digital entrants with strong customer relationships can formulate personalized policies and distribute more efficiently.
Sponsor will be collecting personal data about entrants online, in accordance with its privacy policy.
Popo beat out more than 200,000 other entrants in Google's Annual "Doodle for Google" contest.
Another is that the regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), is keen on new entrants.
Some places, including the European Union, insist that new entrants must receive half of these.
But allowing trading reduces the number of returned slots handed out to new entrants free.
Recent studies suggest they do not—at least where room for new entrants is limited.
The issue of Lidar's cost "is all marketing hype for new entrants," Jellen told Axios.
Each side casts the other as inappropriate and lionizes their own entrants into the fray.
"We are looking to talk to new entrants, OTT distributors, to create opportunities," said Skipper.
But that hasn't stopped other entrants from trying their hand, or wrist, in the space.
Rewards For existing credit users, how do banks and new entrants drive loyalty and engagement?
Here are three entrants that could brew up some noise in this year's bracket battle.
One of the UK entrants, Joe Woolford, of pop duo Joe and Jake, is Welsh.
Aside from the aforementioned Big Four and Vistra, Singapore is home to other newer entrants.
I'm also also be scouting for Disrupt entrants for Disrupt London, in London, in December.
Border Patrol agents told me repeatedly that the vast majority of entrants were economic migrants.
New entrants to the middle class are increasingly vulnerable, and many public services are deteriorating.
These include recent entrants, those convicted of a crime and people charged but not convicted.
The gains, however, are more than sufficient to absorb new entrants into the labor market.
A series of flotations in Switzerland this year has provided the bourse with new entrants.
Foreign entrants will still rely on domestic franchise for access to customers and local knowledge.
The good news is that these new entrants to the labor force are finding jobs.
Most importantly, it recognizes that new market entrants will need room to experiment and mature.
In most markets, when competition from new entrants drives down prices, it's considered good news.
Most veteran banks have apps these days, and there are also newer entrants like Simple.
San Francisco-based Square - headed by Twitter chief Jack Dorsey - is among the new entrants.
The money has drawn new entrants to the treatment industry, often private, for-profit providers.
A little less than 10 percent of the 343 entrants did not finish at all.
America's national parks were by far the most surprising entrants into the social media fray.
A record 92 countries submitted films, including first-time entrants Haiti, Mozambique, Senegal and Honduras.
That team finished sixth out of seven entrants, but managed to win the penultimate leg.
What challenges do you think aspiring entrants will have to overcome in order to win?
We have entrants from everywhere, from European countries, but also from the U.S., Japan, etc.
At the Fifth Annual International Cotillion, 2000 entrants strutted their stuff to benefit rescue animals.
There were 20143,856 entrants that year, its peak, but last year it declined to 3,158.
The new entrants come after we kicked off 2020 with a previous four new members.
Consumers' appetite for plant-based meat is bound to attract new entrants with cheaper offerings.
Disney+ and Apple TV+ are just the latest entrants into the ever-expanding streaming wars.
THE TRADITIONAL FASHION INCLUDES TRADITIONAL DISTRIBUTORS AND NEW ENTRANTS IN THE MARKETPLACE LIKE OTT PLAYERS.
For the 2020 race, there were 6,666 entrants for the 264 spots filled via lottery.
Hows does Damon Motorcycles scale in a contracting U.S. motorcycle market with expanding EV entrants?
There are six male and four female entrants, and all are runners except Ms. Holder.
The things new entrants to the US labor force value have changed throughout the 2010s.
These actions will empower historically disadvantaged groups and encourage new entrants into the broadcast industry.
Iron Kids, a juniors event that runs on Ironman weekend, welcomed 1,000 entrants last year.
This unfairly benefits established firms and penalizes new entrants, contributing to a two-tiered society.
In 2002, the average age of grand-slam entrants was 23; today, it is nearing 26.
The road has not been always been smooth for new entrants to the car retail market.
Its Gillette razor brand has struggled as new entrants have entered the space and slashed prices.
The card was given as a prize for entrants in illustration contests in 29 and '210.
New entrants account for 63 percent of financial players in the UK, according to the report.
Still, the monthly increases are more than enough to absorb new entrants into the labor market.
That includes entrants from AT&T's WarnerMedia (HBO Max) and Comcast's NBCUniversal (Peacock) in 2020, too.
Despite those new entrants, Fung believes that Drop's current focus on points is the right call.
And much like in Fortnite tournaments, entrants will earn points for winning matches and getting kills.
It is in fact based on Mr Sessions's effort to prosecute a lot more illegal entrants.
Entrants take turns running their routines, which feature a variety of highly athletic kicks and stalls.
British Airways (BA) has argued that allowing more selling of spare slots could aid new entrants.
This is especially obviously for the startup insurers who were new entrants to the insurance business.
Trading Spaces' Carter Oosterhouse will help judge the entrants alongside acclaimed restaurant interior designer, Taniya Nayak.
He has also promised to review competition law and break down barriers to new market entrants.
It's still a relatively young category, but there are lots of entrants now, so that's impressive.
This year's competition had seven entrants, who, wearing elegantly colored tails, cavorted in a large pool.
The elite Ethiopian and Kenyan entrants were hoping to impress their national selectors for the Olympics.
Downscale items like canned meat or tobacco aren't drawing as many new entrants into the market.
There were nine categories entrants could submit their photos under —including abstract, editorial and nature photography.
Legacy brokers and big banks alike are rushing to compete with digital entrants for younger users.
Fintechs have raised the barNew entrants to financial services have raised the bar on user experience.
Legacy brokers and big banks alike are rushing to compete with digital entrants for younger users.
In many respects, these disparities have disadvantaged broadcasters and favored the newer entrants in the market.
He also says its history with larger customers allows it to compete against the newer entrants.
Leicester City and Russia's Rostov are the only first-time entrants in the competition this year.
Entrants paid $30 per dog to raise funds for a new building at the Siriraj Hospital.
In 2016, 50 newcomers joined the board, and 2015 had a record-setting 4.53 new entrants.
While Candid, Uniform Teeth and Orthly are all newer entrants, SmileDirectClub has been around since 2014.
There are several entrants in the game of using technology to provide oil traders an edge.
The latter were potential "new entrants" to the ranks of the employed, in the authors' words.
And I am not talking about the superhero or Cyndi Lauper-esque outfits some entrants wear.
A big banner read: "Use environmentally friendly bags" as officials searched luggage and patted down entrants.
But for smaller firms and new entrants, they are a steep barrier to competition and entry.
Some entrants own the cars, while others borrow from friends or drive cars furnished by sponsors.
Roku "runs the risk of new entrants aiming to encroach on their newfound success," Hayes said.
"The existing labor market really (is) not creating easy job creation for new entrants," Indrawati said.
Most Border Patrol holding facilities were designed decades ago for predominantly individual male illegal alien entrants.
All too often, incumbents' assets drag them down while new entrants are unencumbered by obsolete notions.
Over time, more seasoned members can become "sponsors," helping newer entrants work through the Twelve Steps.
The changing distribution of middle-class spending toward new entrants will have an effect on markets.
Border agents are checking entrants' Facebook and Twitter profiles — but we still don't know how closely.
That includes new entrants OPay and PalmPay, which raised so much capital in fourth quarter 2120.
While it faces increasing competition from new entrants Oppo and Vivo, it enjoys good brand loyalty.
"The existing labor market really (is) not creating easy job creation for new entrants," Indrawati said.
New entrants often can't afford to buy the buildings on their farms, if there are any.
Entrants had until just before midnight Tokyo time on February 16 to apply for the competition.
But foreign governments do not select entrants; rather, millions of individuals enter of their own volition.
The labor-force participation rate isn't increasing because of new entrants into the workforce, he said.
They could be forced to share their data and intellectual property with new entrants on reasonable terms.
The list includes established names, such as Netflix, and looming entrants, such as Disney, to the space.
" Comcast Corp said the vote would help minimize "burdensome and investment-killing regulations, specifically on new entrants.
A recent analysis shows that Obamacare's marketplaces will have twice as many exits as entrants in 2017.
New entrants like online lender Social Financial, or SoFi, have started out by offering zero-fee ETFs.
Encouraging "new entrants" to this field sounds innovative, but one should be careful what one wishes for.
Amir Aliakbari (2-0) One of the more interesting entrants in this tournament is Iran's Amir Aliakbari.
Still, the monthly job gains are more than enough to absorb new entrants into the labor market.
In addition to Just Eat and Delivery Hero, there are newer entrants like Uber Eats and Deliveroo.
The new entrants plan to launch the online-only banking services in Hong Kong later this year.
As new entrants pile in and try out different designs, the category gets a little more valuable.
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CPG is also getting pushed on the other end of the spectrum by new flashy brand entrants.
"There is room in the space for other entrants because of the growth in shipments," Corridore said.
But the savvy investors see the landscape evolving with a number of new entrants in the market.
Each winner was selected from a pool of almost 3,000 entrants across 95 countries, a spokesperson said.
Early entrants failed to even finish the course, but the million-dollar rewards on offer galvanized research.
Teams from Britain, the New York Yacht Club and Luna Rossa had already been confirmed as entrants.
We predict that we'll continue to see new clinically focused entrants from usual and unusual suspects alike.
But it's still suffering in an increasingly competitive landscape with newer entrants like Casper and Eight Sleep.
But he noted that new entrants in a packed market would make the big brands take notice.
However challenges, persist and there will be new hardware entrants that will look to help solve them.
Spin, one of the early entrants to the e-scooter market, however, is no longer an option.
Non-traditional entrants will also continue to move into the sector through partnerships and as potential acquirers.
Some early entrants, including smaller carriers Frontier Airlines, Silver Airways and Spirit Airlines Inc, have pulled out.
By the time the Model 3 goes into production, it could face stiff competition from several entrants.
What's more, most states that have a legal marijuana business forbid industry entrants from having previous felonies.
Many Chinese champions have succeeded only because the government has hobbled domestic rivals and blocked foreign entrants.
Workers can move and retrain; new entrants can gravitate towards sunrise sectors rather than industries in decline.
Its rivals have woken up, and other recent entrants with international reach are now splashing out, too.
WH's new products face competition from newer market entrants such as New Hope Liuhe and Cofco Meat .
In 1996, there were, on average, 35 entrants in the women's events and 27 in the men's.
New entrants can gain market share if they can offer customers a lower cost or greater convenience.
Meantime, there are new entrants flooding the market, and many of them non-traditional e-commerce players.
It's also seeing tremendous changes through automation and a slew of new entrants, like Uber and Amazon.
Uchumi faces growing competition from privately held Nakumatt and new entrants including a franchisee of France's Carrefour.
That is how likely schedulers thought it was that the Sooner State would supply both entrants. Nov.
This hodgepodge of agencies can be confusing to navigate, especially for new entrants to the space market.
The goal is to pass knowledge from seasoned cryptocurrency startup founders to newer entrants to the space.
Tech sector small businesses and startups already face an array of challenges as small new market entrants.
Entrants into digital media have launched "virtual" cable systems and "skinny bundles" and over-the-top distribution.
HBO Max is also one of the priciest entrants in the streaming wars, at $14.99 a month.
Vast Resources will join new entrants like Russia's Alrosa as well as unlisted Chinese firm Anjin Investments.
Entrants to the "one-on-one planned matchmaking event" would be able to apply from 10 a.m.
It may also make it harder for new entrants to take on giants like Amazon, they say.
There, they identified and contacted middle-aged entrants who had listed themselves as first-time marathon runners.
A relaxation of restrictions on non-automakers producing electric cars in China has also encouraged more entrants.
Entrants into the space won't steal share from each other, Friedrich said, but help expand the sector.
Steve Bullock among those who have dropped out, relatively new entrants like Bloomberg and former Massachusetts Gov.
But the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said two reviews of the industry uncovered problems among early entrants.
And that does create barriers for new entrants, the same way that [it does] in offline sports.
What has passed as analysis has been limited to references to the failure of other late entrants.
The billionaire said entrants' businesses could have already received investment from venture capital firms and other companies.
Entrants will be judged by a panel of nine jurors, including architects, urban planners and private developers.
"We never told the entrants how and why we came up with our idea," Judy Collins wrote.
His apparent vulnerability as a front-runner helped spur two new entrants in the race, former Gov.
Infidelity. I'm starting to notice that many of these entrants have a blatant disregard for structural integrity.
Stockmarkets value even consumer-friendly entrants such as Netflix and Amazon as if they too will become monopolies.
Still, any payrolls print above 100,000 would be considered enough to absorb new entrants into the labor market.
The compact luxury crossover market is flooded with new entrants, many of which are watered down and forgettable.
Then, with the millennials and new entrants to the market in the future, their needs are very different.
New entrants swarmed the air but fares collapsed, costs climbed, and many carriers disappeared over the next decade.
Now Roku is landing deals with new entrants into the video streaming landscape, including a partnership with Comcast.
In fact, this looks like the biggest field of entrants yet, with over 100 entries this morning alone.
Other new entrants include Alphabet, which owns Waymo, an autonomous-car firm that began as part of Google.
But a combination of new entrants and economic uncertainty stirred up by Britain's 'Brexit' vote threaten their business.
"I'm sure that we will see more American entrants in this business as time goes on," he said.
In the Chinese ride-sharing landscape, all new entrants are merely pieces on a chessboard belonging to Didi.
Now, there are dozens of cryptocurrencies worth eight figures, and the birth pace of new entrants is accelerating.
Together with advances in technology, the reforms enticed new entrants and created what looks like a fragmented market.
Amrit Sagoo, 40, dressed in the uniform of a policeman was among the early entrants to the club.
BWA's pension plans remain relatively well funded, and all of BWA's U.S. plans are closed to new entrants.
In practice, most new entrants are ancient or rare varieties that only recently gained a following in America.
But in practice they help to shut new entrants out of busy airports, to the benefit of incumbents.
The first two entrants whose entries are drawn from the eligible entries shall win the Prize described below.
It has also set up a new payments systems regulator to prise open the sector to new entrants.
The mid-size pickup truck market is heating up with several new, compelling entrants in the last year.
Buyside: The angel pool should be teeming right now with new entrants, given the public stock market boom.
They also criticised rules for network sharing, arguing they would make life too easy for new market entrants.
Other new entrants include chipmakers Intel Corp and Qualcomm Inc, which said they are working on standalone headsets.
Running from Friday to Sunday, nearly eight years later, Genesis 220 boasts 218,702 entrants — including Mango and Armada.
Trump's policy to treat all entrants as presumed criminals, at least those from Central America, is profoundly unfair.
AND THAT'S GOING TO PUT THEM AT A SIZABLE COMPETITIVE DISADVANTAGE TO THE NEWER ENTRANTS IN ELECTRIC VEHICLES.
However, many entrants from these countries come from rural areas where coverage is spotty and reporting less reliable.
We believe the new rules will drive positive innovation and already we see new entrants to the market.
To win, entrants had to predict the scores of two games to be played on July 19, 1957.
John Delaney, late entrants like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, and virtual unknowns like Ohio Rep.
Some of the early entrants have pulled out, including smaller carriers Frontier Airlines, Silver Airways and Spirit Airlines.
The hospitality industry has been drastically shaken up by entrants to the space like Airbnb and Hotel Tonight.
New entrants include Pete Buttigieg's blocky bridge logo and Joe Biden's bold use of "President" in his imagery.
The schedule provides just one Sunday game in which both entrants — Kansas City at Denver — have winning records.
Competition grew from both the arrival of new entrants and also acquisition moves by the multinational beer-makers.
Beginning next year, England, Spain, Germany and Italy will each be guaranteed four entrants to the group stage.
What if we'd established an absolute legal defense for new market entrants seeking to compete with established monopolists?
Foreign government do not select entrants, but rather millions of individuals enter the lottery of their own volition.
Taufatofua competed in the 15-kilometer cross country race on Friday; he placed 114th out of 119 entrants.
The legislation forced the large utilities to make way for smaller decentralized entrants, foremost those in renewable energy.
Despite new entrants to the market, Beyond said that it discounted its products less than it was expecting.
The net increase in U.S. subscribers is waning in part thanks to a price hike and new entrants.
The two late entrants into the race, Mike Bloomberg and Deval Patrick, are virtually certain to be excluded.
The state-owned phone company suddenly faced competition from two foreign mobile-phone entrants from Norway and Qatar.
There are about to be more shows than ever thanks to new entrants like Apple, Quibi, and Disney+.
New entrants that enter the same market segment "can pose a really great challenge to Haidilao," Wan said.
New entrants have succeeded by bringing a fresh take to the category and/or creating entirely new categories.
By one estimate, this barrier to new entrants at airports cost passengers $5.4 billion in higher fares annually.
In the case of space exploration, this means a balance between reliance on established incumbents and new entrants.
To be considered for this category, entrants had to include at least four different shots in their submission.
These include recent entrants, those convicted of a crime and people charged but not convicted of a crime.
Entrants were invited to subscribe to Gaby's website in order to be entered into a monthly prize draw.
Since then, many of the Trump administration policies aimed at reducing illegal entrants have run into legal hurdles.
Social platform Reddit, bitcoin marketplace Coinbase and ride-hail company Careem are among the notable entrants this year.
Then we consider openness, or whether market shares and returns on capital shift around, and whether new entrants exist.
A third puzzle is that the number of new entrants has been falling and productivity growth has been weak.
Entrants agree to be bound by the terms of these Official Rules and by the decisions of Time Inc.
Entrants ranged from avid players who had made the trip from Montreal, two hours away, to first-time competitors.
One of the earliest entrants into this field is Hum, a crowdfunded vibrator that recently made its official debut.
One of the latest entrants to the field is Tulerie, a peer-to-peer, invitation-only fashion rental company.
It took new, no-frills entrants – the likes of easyJet, Ryanair and Southwest – to shake up staid business models.
"It's an 'and' approach where we're using the stalwarts of the aerospace industry and some new entrants," says Sarafin.
New entrants were emerging, and funds were searching ever wider for targets and were willing to take riskier bets.
For YouTube, it could show whether all the new entrants into streaming video are putting pressure on YouTube margins.
And anonymised bulk data gathered by one firm would be made available to new entrants with safeguards for privacy.
For a glimpse of what that may mean look at the continent's last generation of political entrants: Green parties.
"Their modest domestic franchises will face the greatest disruption risk from digital bank entrants," he added in a statement.
Other new entrants to the neighborhood, like independent coffee shop Bow Truss, were met with a wave of resistance.
Those that are not are put into a pool and reallocated; half are supposed to go to new entrants.
While today's carmakers grapple with their costly legacy of old factories and swollen workforces, new entrants will be unencumbered.
New market entrants must carefully consider the mission criticality and depth of workflow and use cases that they subsume.
KLP herself has already prepared a remix for potential entrants to get inspired, and you can feel dat beat.
But Delphi and Mobileye have been working on automated driving for much longer than more recent entrants like Uber.
A few entrants have shared images of their Reese's Cup tattoos, while others have used the candy to propose.
The sheer number of entrants in the race could lock out either the GOP or the Democrats in November.
Second, no up-front investment is needed to set up a new MVNO - an attraction for potential market entrants.
As new entrants enter the ETF space more custom indexes are being built as a way to stand out.
They need to figure out how to attract new entrants like Indonesian rival Go-Jek while preserving competitive tension.
Entrants can then share the opportunity by inviting their friends and family to enter the contest via social media.
The officers doing the screening of potential entrants are unlikely to be able to elicit such information from interviews.
About 70 percent of the investors remained in the fund while 30 percent were new entrants, the FT said.
Among the nearly 225,219 entrants chasing the grand prize of a trip for two to Australia, Fishman finished first.
That provision could trouble some providers, such as the cable industry, which is also worried about other market entrants.
Entrants married less than 10 years or who are unable to travel during the dates provided will be disqualified.
It has about 135 urgent care clinics around the US. Health systems are also working with some newer entrants.
The NAIC has also repeatedly urged Congress to consider private entrants into the market to complement the federal program.
These photos were selected from 2,18003 entrants and were judged by a panel of photographers, bird experts, and conservationists.
In good news, wages for young, new entrants to the job market surged by 5% in April, Zandi said.
There's also very legitimate concern that Grab's position has made it impossible for new entrants to challenge its business.
Recent entrants included someone wearing a canoe on his head and a "recliner rolling down the street," says Faulkner.
The former giant-slayers like Apple and Google have become giants themselves, shutting out or buying up new entrants.
Entrants will race Tatuus T-318 Formula Three cars, powered by Autotecnica Motori 4-cylinder 1.8-liter turbocharged engines.
Surging demand for better classes globally from new entrants to the knowledge economy has pushed revenues to new highs.
Party leaders who are fatalistic about Democrats' chances in 2020 are musing about possible late entrants to the race.
Entrants cannot select which car they&aposd like to win as everyone is automatically entered for all 36 Corvettes.
Today's rules say that half should go to new entrants and the rest distributed in proportion to current allocation.
And once the general public can apply, Google will vet entrants to make sure that they intend to use .
And competition from brands like Italy's Beretta, Austria's Glock and Germany's Heckler & Koch could dampen enthusiasm for American entrants.
Purely digital and hybrid entrants are challenging legacy players with deeply institutionalized models, and scale is becoming increasingly important.
These workers are left to choose between rapidly disappearing jobs with growing incumbents, or risky positions for small entrants.
That's because technology may have changed, and new entrants may have emerged that we would prefer to buy from.
Lyngen said the new entrants into the workforce meant employers did not have to raise wages to attract workers.
Allergan CEO Brent Saunders has told investors generic entrants aren't likely to hit the market before the second quarter.
As the streaming wars heat up, with new entrants Apple TV+ and Diseny+, Netflix is accelerating its growth overseas.
"I just hope that the new entrants into the market learn from the mistakes of the past," Leinbach said.
Nine years ago, Mr. Donis won an international competition to design the building, besting more than 900 other entrants.
Several lottery entrants said they were participating because they wanted to hang original art in their home for free.
In 2018, 85 percent of the entrants for the World Press Photo Awards, photojournalism's biggest international honors, were men.
Hundreds of entrants in dozens of breeds got the once-over and a sudden goodbye in judging on Monday.
She has found that many of the hundreds of entrants have picked the Cavaliers to win the whole tournament.
On the other hand, entrants from Nanjing, China's South East University offered Central Park a breath of fresh air.
And that is, we don't have all this monopoly consolidation that's squeezing out new competitors and new market entrants.
Companies that didn't invest in Obamacare or were late entrants, like Wellmark in Iowa, similarly find it easier to bail.
Zero of the fifteen entrants finished the challenge, a 142-mile race for autonomous vehicles with a $1 million prize.
THE FIELDS of American presidential candidates just keep getting bigger, and party rules incentivise extreme views and dark-horse entrants.
The company's acquisition spree comes as GrubHub faces stiff competition from bigger entrants to online food delivery such as Amazon.
You could watch it because it's likely to be one of the greatest entrants into the zombie movie oeuvre ever.
The move comes as India, the world's fastest growing smartphone market, continues to see new entrants arrive in the country.
The next time Netflix reports earnings, there will be two major new entrants in the streaming market: Disney and Apple.
New market entrants will have to mull whether they want to run advertisements on their platforms or not, said Koplovitz.
Decades ago China's government might have argued that the country was too populous or too poor to accept new entrants.
CD: I think we're in a cycle with LPs where you're not going to see a lot of new entrants.
New entrants now potentially will have a broader marketplace to operate within, thanks in part to the proliferation of smartphones.
Workforce Distributed workforces have also benefitted from expansive networks driven by technology and an attitudinal change in job market entrants.
That at least is the "operational backdrop" that should guide prospective entrants in their decision whether their tech is applicable.
If it is to grow, the state must allow new entrants, including foreigners, to prosper at the expense of incumbents.
Transcripts were scored on length and originality, and the top entrants won prizes like an iPad and a MacBook Pro.
IATA claims that auctions do not help new entrants, which may not be able to afford big upfront slot fees.
The company says in contrast to itself, new entrants "make only half-hearted attempts, if any," to prevent youth use.
Even at 6.43% growth, too few jobs are created to absorb roughly 1m new entrants into the workforce every month.
According to a major farmer group, new entrants are welcome because they potentially increase competition among input sellers, reducing prices.
Firms have got better at attracting female entrants, but they leak talent, so women become rarer higher up the ranks.
At first the company started selling in places where Instacart and other big entrants into the food delivery market weren't.
First, that he would deport undocumented immigrants while preventing new entrants by building a wall on the US-Mexico border.
Older workers are most likely to be members of unions, while new entrants into the work force are least likely.
In recent weeks, the company whittled down hundreds of entrants to three men vying for the single Super Bowl spot.
Newer entrants are now scaling back those expectations, an idea that Topolsky found wasn't entirely welcome among the venture crowd.
The European Union has kept competition alive by blocking mergers and insisting that established companies make room for new entrants.
So, my view is that as more entrants get into the market or raise awareness, we'll continue to lead it.
The top entrants were highly accurate, said competition co-organizer Junichi Yamagishi, a researcher at Japan's National Institute of Informatics.
Few entrants came from as far away as the runners — nearly a dozen of them — who had traveled from Perth.
Licensure may limit market entrants and competition in other industries, but this is patently not the case in automobile retailing.
The overwhelming majority of new entrants to the billion-dollar-valuation list hail from either the United States or China.
But they face fresh entrants that are going after a piece of the market with their own next-generation features.
We'll see some of these guys in action later in the tour; these ones are here only to greet entrants.
In the same year, the number of new entrants to the market was 87 percent lower than a decade before.
New entrants in the self-care business go beyond skin care and sound baths to market sexual solutions to women.
New Chinese entrants include Cheng Xianfeng of drug maker Yifan Xinfu Pharmaceutical and Shen Ya of online discount retailer Vipshop.
The last time the Senate allowed new entrants to the floor was in 1977, when service dogs were granted admission.
Some entrants expressed frustration with the contest, particularly the rule that allowed the organizers to keep the $49 administrative fee.
The upside is more entrants, with 25 cars running in this year's LMP2 class, including private and factory-backed teams.
She faced off against 210,500 other entrants who reside in, or drive in and near, the city of Los Angeles.
An official with the Department of Homeland Security said that charge was a "catch all" reason used to deny entrants.
The new entrants to Mexico's oil industry are expected to invest about $40 billion as they develop the deepwater fields.
He wanted to know whether investors believe it's likely or even possible for new entrants to disrupt dominant technology companies.
Then, we'll list all our prior entrants with links to our preceding coverage in case you are playing catch up.
"It's already a million a year, and it gets bigger as it goes out," he said of the legal entrants.
There is also increased competition with new and smaller entrants vying for a piece of the growing package-delivery market.
How far we've come since the first show in 1877, which drew less than half as many four-legged entrants.
The findings of the two reviews will help the watchdog decide whether to authorise new entrants into the automated market.
Fellow sprinter Ryan Bailey, who was part of the London relay team, is also amongst the entrants in the Sept.
A slew of entrants from early-stage startups like Common, HubHaus, Pure House and Roam Co-living to better financed entrants like WeLive (from the multi-billion-dollar shared-office company, WeWork) and PMGx, are building businesses (and apartment buildings) to capitalize on the highly competitive and increasingly expensive problem of living for the city.
The two beer behemoths were among the first international entrants into China in the 1990s and initially teamed with local brewers.
Despite recent government moves to open up the sector, new entrants face numerous challenges including regulatory barriers and entrenched local competition.
They also want engines to remain hybrid and road relevant, with the rules making the sport attractive for any new entrants.
Hoettges opposes ideas like national roaming that would help new market entrants cover areas where they don't have their own infrastructure.
But now a slew of new entrants, flying new fuel-efficient planes, seem to be making a decent fist of it.
" Cboe's statement to WSJ: "Healthy competition ups the game for all of us and we welcome new entrants into the space.
Too many Democrats, meanwhile, don't trust markets and want the state to smother them in red tape, which hurts new entrants.
In May, 12 city and provincial governments tried to broaden their pool of university entrants by reducing quotas for local students.
New entrants in the market have begun to challenge healthcare incumbents, and they are sure to be followed by other startups.
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Military training is compulsory for first-year students at universities in China, as well as for entrants to senior high schools.
It may turn out that these startup entrants of the last several years will prove to be the more relevant disruptors.
All of these policies should lower barriers to entry, level the playing field and create opportunities for new entrants to innovate.
Around 3,000 entrants, fluffed and trimmed, waltzed their way around Madison Square Garden at the 143rd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
The 33rd annual induction ceremony won't happen until April 14, 2018, but you can start cheering for the new entrants now.
Any new entrants with real promise are most likely to be acquired or Sherlocked by one of the major tech companies.
And while some areas of the country have seen new entrants to the insurance markets, others have struggled to attract competition.
Crowning women with visibility and responsibility, MAG organizers hope to prepare its entrants to navigate the challenges of their professional lives.
Unilever's older businesses are growing more slowly than new entrants who can sell directly to consumers and also losing pricing power.
Thirty-five states continue to implement these programs to the detriment of both new entrants as well as those seeking care.
Moreover, business relationships tend to be important to winning institutional business, which could represent a practical hurdle for potential foreign entrants.
Microsoft case led to Microsoft kind of missing a moment and oxygenated the markets, allowed for new entrants to come about.
G2 and Splyce, two of the region's three entrants in the world championships, have retained their complete rosters from the summer.
Uber's huge cash pile now acts as an "almost unassailable barrier" to new entrants, says Sunil Paul, the founder of Sidecar.
Newer entrants to the U.S. fashion market, like H&M and Zara, have also managed to steal a share of sales.
Some of the top languages include JavaScript, Java, and Python — although newer entrants like Kotlin and Go are also becoming popular.
Then industries like healthcare or finance have regulations and different gatekeepers that made it a bit more difficult for new entrants.
Since robo-advisor Robinhood launched its platform offering free equity trades in 20153, other new commission-free entrants have been proliferating.
In years past, entrants slowly racked up points in an announcement process that could take the better part of an hour.
Surprising new entrants may emerge with Comcast and the venture-capital firm Social Capital, which have expressed their intent to bid.
These can have adverse health effects on new entrants into the U.S., but also the much wider circle of their contacts.
Jobs growth has been slowing but is still well above the threshold needed to absorb new entrants into the labor market.
It's held up really well over the last six months, even as new entrants like the Galaxy S9 entered the market.
The exact number is unknown, but the steep growth in e-commerce has attracted enough entrants to squeeze margins, Sun said.
History tells us that late primary entrants (think Wesley Clarke in 2004 and Fred Thompson in 2008) have not been successful.
New digital-wealth and trading entrants are challenging legacy firms' status among retail investors, putting pressure on established players like Schwab.
The money made the San Francisco-based startup one of the biggest entrants into the burgeoning farm-to-doorstep food market.
Are they likely to have the intended effect and promote a more competitive landscape for users, small business and new entrants?
And while Canada has a long history in barring would-be entrants at the border, there are generally pretty good reasons.
The long history of failed auto startups serves as a reminder that vehicle manufacturing can be prohibitively difficult for new entrants.
A new group of freight startups like Convoy, and entrants from tech giants like Uber and Amazon, are likely driving that.
Africa No one expected an African winner, but surely one or two of its five entrants would make the knockout round.
We've got 10 pairs of tickets up for grabs, which you can enter to win below (open to UK entrants only).
One of the new entrants, the Eau Claire Distillery outside Calgary, Alberta, released its first whisky, a single malt, in December.
The crisis has also affected new channels with entrants concerned about the drop off in viewers affecting how YouTube promotes videos.
In 2010, the event was booming enough to institute a lottery system for entrants, similar to the New York City Marathon.
As soon as athletes are identified on their 'long list' of entrants for competition, they must be made available for testing.
He charges $370 a month, a fraction of what newer entrants in the area like MD Squared and Private Medical do.
The field also grew from an 80-player invitational to 120 entrants, and he pushed the idea of the September date.
In elections last year, the first since an army coup in 2014, all of Future Forward's candidates were first-time entrants.
The paper found that these benefits are attenuated when new entrants are in a position to continue taking advantage of customers.
The competition was first launched in 1974, and judges entrants on originality, visual impact, informational content, and of course, technical proficiency.
In some respects, the market's efficiency has improved by more efficient trading techniques resulting from new entrants deploying algorithmic trading strategies.
It has become so popular that thousands of entrants are turned away to keep the field to a manageable 2,000 athletes.
Challenges surely lie ahead for these companies' ambitious projects, whether they are new entrants or legacy healthcare companies building new partnerships.
The new guidance will focus on spurring industry innovation and encouraging "new entrants and ideas that deliver safer vehicles," Chao added.
However, it also shows that there are still a number of concerns when it comes to new entrants in the space.
By March, the number of illegal entrants into the country had surged to the highest level in more than a decade.
In this age of instant gratification, it is unlikely that many entrants will actually read the terms they are agreeing to.
That would also make it easier for new entrants to test themselves and grow, and maybe lead us to a better Facebook.
Competition is fierce with new entrants challenging food retailers at all levels and a recovery in competitiveness from Tesco PLC ('BB+/Stable').
Amazon today has a solid lead in voice computing, despite new entrants on the market like Google Home and soon, Apple's HomePod.
A revolution in financial technology — often shortened to fintech — has propelled an explosion of new entrants who are shaking up the sector.
Or take a common manufacturing process such as laser cutting — we have been meeting several online entrants into the space this year.
All we can do is make sure that markets are free for new entrants to come in and topple the old ones.
Despite creating 600,000 jobs last year, the government only managed to absorb less than half the new entrants into the labor market.
Other newer entrants into India's fast-growing aviation market include AirAsia India, part of Malaysia-based AirAsia, which also opposes the rule.
An equally serious challenge is being posed by new entrants, such as Genesis, the luxury brand recently spun off by Korea's Hyundai.
In fact, Comcast explicitly opposed an OTMR policy ahead of the ruling, saying that it unfairly benefits new entrants to a market.
Constellation was one of the early entrants to the growing cannabis industry in 2017 when it took a stake in Canopy Growth.
The biggest entrants into the U.S. market are restaurant food chains, like Pret a Manger, a company based in the United Kingdom.
During the campaign, Mr Trump promised as a counter-terrorism measure a "total and complete shutdown" on all Muslim entrants to America.
The new entrants mean that restaurants and consumers will have more choice based on taste, price, scale, nutritional profile and other factors.
Entrants fired by digital technology and unencumbered by the costs of branch networks (including tight security) are trying to upset the incumbents.
Primed by social media, and fuelled by ever-rising outrage at Mr Trump, the most successful new entrants are growing even faster.
Entrants looking to take advantage of new opportunities in these regions will certainly be making themselves heard on the floors of Farnborough.
Some favour a serious effort to remove the red tape and occupational-licensing schemes that strangle small businesses and deter new entrants.
The drastic reduction in car theft in the past couple of decades has thus meant fewer entrants into the pool of criminals.
It is widely credited with promoting more competition between phone companies and allowing new entrants to compete on price and plan options.
Digitizing the U.S. federal + state tax codes would for a great open-source project, and doing so could enable many new entrants.
It is evident that the forces of "market pull" are driving rapid growth in insurance markets, even when entrants are relatively unsophisticated.
Experts say the economy needs to expand by at least 6 percent a year to absorb new entrants to the work force.
America's fast-food and fast-casual burger chains number more than 45,000, so new entrants to the burger wars better stand out.
Motive quotes figures from Goldman Sachs that estimate $4.7 trillion in annual revenue at risk of displacement by new tech-enabled entrants.
These rules in effect discriminate against new entrants, preventing startup airlines from gaining a toe-hold at busy hubs such as Heathrow.
According to KXAN, the 280-person town recently held an election for a new mayor, and all of the entrants were animals.
In the last quarter of 2017, Dignity's warnings about growing price competition from new entrants led to a sharp share-price drop.
With new entrants like online retailer Casper now selling mattresses with little to no markup, that pricing umbrella has begun to collapse.
The aforementioned DJI is the clear leader in drone technology and new entrants like Yuneec and eHang are nipping at their heels.
The deadline for Stavatti and the other competition entrants to formally submit their proposals for the T-X contest is March 30.
The rankings are dominated by entrants from Russia and China, where governments are bullish about facial recognition and relatively unconcerned about privacy.
It would be safe to assume that the new entrants will all have created meaningful digital differentiation in their core business model.
The 147 entrants represent 22 countries and a broad variety of different topics, from health, to space, to infrastructure to the environment.
That, along with strong performances from Tencent's big name titles and new entrants, has helped boost shares of the Chinese internet giant.
All of the entrants are doing some amazing stuff in the musical space and it will be fun to see them perform.
Slot allocation in Mexico City depends "on confusing and often unwritten rules, making it extremely difficult for new entrants," the department said.
N HBO, plus newer entrants like Facebook Inc FB.N. Apple has committed $1 billion to start its programming push, the sources said.
SpaceX is very far out ahead of the competition here, though the next few years will see new entrants in the field.
A committee official said the hearing will cover the overall state of aviation safety, including airports, runways, aircraft certification, and new entrants.
But in the context of modern cycling, in which the overall standard of entrants has improved, this year's races were a bloodbath.
But we can't count Granny in the senior center, and Junior away at college, as plausible new entrants into the labor force.
That's an ideal storm for startups, and the country has seen a mix of overseas entrants and local ventures pick up speed.
Those changes come as new entrants — including big names such as Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo — make their way into the market.
While Facebook and Google might be able to afford to comply with such burdensome regulations, new market entrants most certainly could not.
"It is at least possible that some of these late entrants are driven by dissatisfaction with the current crop," Ms. Conlin said.
That's enviable stability, and new direct-to-consumer entrants like Disney+ and HBO Max will soon more publicly chase such consistency too.
Such rapid consolidation, combined with the lack of new entrants, is a troubling trend with negative consequences for customers and communities alike.
It found that 34 percent of new entrants had attended a fee-paying school, against just 7 per cent of the population.
For comparison, the tobacco market in the US, perhaps spearheaded by newer entrants in the vaping category, is a $121 billion market.
We can better prepare new entrants into the biomedical science workforce by developing their skills within and outside the laboratory or clinic.
The endurance test combined a 1,500-meter swim, a 40-kilometer cycling segment and a 10-kilometer run for the professional entrants.
There were also single entrants from places like Mauritius, New Caledonia and Sri Lanka, as well as war-torn Afghanistan and Iraq.
Its technology know-how, strong distribution network, service network and deep market understanding create moderate to high entry barriers for new entrants.
It also excludes legacy entities from being held to the same standards as new market entrants, such a digital and satellite radio.
The number of entrants to the United States directly affected by the order is relatively small, Trump administration officials said on Tuesday.
Lowering the costs and manufacturing process of both constellations and propulsion technologies will bring a handful of new entrants into the fold.
TNZ said last November they had been vetting eight entrants for the next regatta, to be held in Auckland in early 2021.
The second batch of entrants to ADGM's 2017 RegLab are applying now ahead of the 31 July deadline for the second cohort.
Meanwhile, newer entrants have yet to grow their slice of the pie to a point where they can meaningfully move the market.
The first Continental Cup event, the level below World Cup, was held in January in Norway, with 14 entrants (Armstrong placed 12th).
The conference had just three entrants in the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament, and all of them bowed out in the first round.
Hong Kong, specifically, is encouraging new entrants in its digital banking space, suggesting it could be a good growth market for Tandem.
But the current pre-admission vetting of all potential entrants — vetting that Mr. Trump is trying to strengthen — should minimize this risk.
If this year's Triple Crown is held in the fall, the entrants will be a few crucial months older, stronger and faster.
Despite the government's moves to open up the financial sector, new entrants face numerous challenges, including regulatory barriers and entrenched local competition.
Even public companies are not immune, with tech giants like Google implementing promotion freezes and newer entrants like Uber halting new hires.
Austerity measures introduced to turn the public finances around included a lower rate of pay for new entrants to second level teaching.
Regulators have so far seen new entrants in financial services as a welcome catalyst for the innovation banks have failed to foster.
The number of new entrants in this field is expected to keep rising, because there is a great need, Mr. Campbell said.
And then there's the frunk — the front trunk that is found in Tesla's electric vehicles along with a few other recent entrants.
Job creation was up 1.4% in the last year, but the unemployment rate only fell two-tenths because we're having new entrants.
Since then, the scooter industry has taken off with many new entrants to the space, and Bird hitting a ~$2 billion valuation.
Deval Patrick of Massachusetts, the first black governor in the state's history and one of the newest entrants to the primary field.
The company joins services like Quicken's WillMaker and startups like Everplans as relatively new entrants into the technology-enabled estate planning business.
Clothing sites have seen a number of entrants into the market in the last few years, and startups seem to be accelerating.
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has said in the past that he was not worried about some of the new entrants in London.
Pakistan's economy needs to grow at more than 6-percent per annum to absorb new entrants coming into the workforce, experts say.
Newer entrants have so far edged out smaller peers by being more tech-savvy and also by offering better rates to consumers.
The eight drugs in phase two trials that could come to market is consistent with 5000 report's forecast for potential market entrants.
Some progressive entrants to Texas politics agree, saying it's more about packaging ideas in a way that appeals to the state's voters.
The growing gap in the market for futures from onshore exchanges is stimulating growing competition and attracting new entrants, such as ICE.
In April, Sessions announced a "zero tolerance" policy in which illegal entrants to the United States would be prosecuted in federal court.
California, Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, the other football-culture havens, have combined to provide just seven of the last 23 Super Bowl entrants.
Amazon's goal, according to The Information, is to stay competitive with more recent entrants in the smart speaker market, like Apple and Google.
Fact: Title II is a regulatory framework designed to regulate the Ma Bell telephone monopoly, not to encourage new entrants into the marketplace.
Streaming incumbents like Netflix, HBO and Hulu have faced increasing pressure from new entrants, driving overall investment in the space to new highs.
But there was a big difference between her and the other fair entrants, and it was not just the volume of her craftwork.
There were also some stellar gains in the telecoms sector as Germany dished out new 20.3G mobile network licences to some new entrants.
And what does all this investment portend not only for the industry and other potential entrants, but also for customers of financial services?
And now Fintech is set to lubricate the wheels of commerce for all entrants into the Chinese market, making it accessible for all.
The plight of a project in the country's northeast underscores, however, that geopolitics may ultimately stymie the success of foreign entrants like Disney.
But industry sources expect new entrants in 2018, including one firm backed by venture capital which has plans to insure smaller company schemes.
The quality of entrants has also steadily improved, making it harder for one great player to exceed the mean by a large amount.
Entrants have to apply for banking licences, hire compliance staff and so forth, the costs of which weigh more heavily on smaller firms.
The rise of Uber and the new entrants has put pressure on London's iconic black cabs, as they often charge much cheaper fares.
Believe it or not, Cramer said, CBS was one of the early entrants into video streaming in 2014 with its All-Access service.
Despite new competitive entrants (AAPL and DIS), NFLX cites potential for further upside with only 2% of global downstream mobile internet traffic vs.
He defeated Japan's R. Mika-using Keita "Fuudo" Ai in last night's grand final of a competition that attracted a whopping 5,000 entrants.
Some other regulators, notably Britain's, are taking a different tack: encouraging new entrants and leaving it to the market to pick the winners.
The number of new entrants in the burger niche is concerning, since it's the largest fast-food category and overall growth has slowed.
New entrants, such as China's own trading powerhouse, COFCO, and Glencore, an Anglo-Swiss firm, are also making the competition more cut-throat.
The new entrants to the FTSE 100 were based on Tuesday's closing prices, with changes effective from the market close on Friday Dec.
Entrants can also make the nationwide final with Miss World's Beauty with a Purpose campaign, which raises funds for local children's charity, Variety.
It also became a textbook case of how poor negotiating can send future ransoms rocketing and attract new entrants to the kidnapping trade.
And in many industries, from finance to shipping, the government aims for what it calls "absolute controlling power", limiting competition and blocking entrants.
Given Trump's tough rhetoric on Tuesday, new entrants into Iran would have to find a watertight way to avoid the U.S. financial system.
Entrants to the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, who tend to work in finance, are already making over $6003,000 a year.
While most of competitors are from Alaska, this year's race drew entrants from as far away as Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
New entrants have sprung up in Singapore after ride-hailing firm Grab acquired the Southeast Asian business of rival Uber Technologies this year.
JULIA BOORSTIN: We are about to get a couple new entrants into the market that will pose as a big competitor to Hulu.
Many economists think the economy only needs to add about 100,000 jobs a month to keep up with new entrants to the workforce.
McKinsey, a consultancy, found that, whereas half of graduate entrants in American law firms were women, only one in five equity partners was.
Heading back in time as we are, we lack readily accessible S-1 documents that the younger entrants to the group have posted.
I'm also playing in a two-table poker tournament I was told would have 45-1150 entrants and am not happy about it.
There are some younger entrants to formal politics, such as former student leaders still in their 20s who are now in Chile's congress.
Telenor is one of numerous foreign entrants to Myanmar as the nation opens up its economy following years of isolation under military rule.
I don't know what the number is, 21.2 something percent, 21.3% or 21.5% of the new entrants in the labor force from women.
JAKARTA (Reuters) - So stiff is competition between Indonesia's motorcycle taxis app companies that new entrants are going to extreme lengths to stand out.
Zabielski beat over 4,900 other entrants — most of whom, it's safe to assume, have never been executive producers on popular cable TV shows.
That's faster than anticipated and strong enough to both accommodate new entrants to the labor force and bring sidelined workers back into jobs.
Since 1950, the Miss America Organization (MAO) had required entrants to sign a contract stating that they had never been married or pregnant.
VWP entrants, however, are permitted to arrive at a U.S. port without a visa and the attendant prior scrutiny by a U.S. consulate.
The Crystal Cabin Award for 2017 for "best cabin concept" was contested by a number of entrants including Bombardier, United Airlines and Delta.
It would involve a serious effort to remove the red tape and occupational-licensing schemes that strangle small businesses and deter new entrants.
Regulatory overreach in our healthcare system can impact the market by discouraging new market entrants, decrease access and increase the cost of care.
Through this power, they are able to coercively exclude their competitors and obtain special privileges unavailable to smaller companies and newer market entrants.
For example, do you think mutual fund companies and other later entrants onto the venture-investing scene are likely to stay or go?
The only successful new entrants into the grand-piano market have been companies like Yamaha, a Japanese brand, which sold a cheaper product.
Brinsden argues there is room for new entrants, not just from Tesla but also as China pursues its massive transition to cleaner energy.
But most new entrants need to source power for their customers from JEPX, where volumes have more than quadrupled while prices fluctuated sharply.
"Disney has a huge advantage over everybody because of the expertise of BAMTech," says Rayburn, especially when it comes to relatively new entrants.
Those same states — plus new entrants Alaska and Hawaii — represented 85 electoral votes when John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE won the presidency in 1960.
The fresh entrants, including Comcast's NBCUniversal, are seeking to rival established players such as Netflix, Amazon and Hulu, which is controlled by Disney.
The EU is also creating rules to make it easier for new entrants to compete against big tech, such as data portability requirements.
New media companies, like any other fresh entrants to a sector, are prone to spending too much or underestimating the costs of expansion.
These were recently shared as shortlists for a competition that asked entrants to spruce up and enliven the traditional New York City boulevard.
About two years ago, we saw a slew of new entrants into our marketplace, and we signed north of 250 non-disclosure agreements.
He defeated Japan's R. Mika-using Keita "Fuudo" Ai in last night's grand final of a competition that attracted a whopping 133,000 entrants.
Saturday's regional tournament contained 16 teams vying for the qualification for the national competition, which has 64 entrants and is held in February.
The executive order signed Wednesday was intended to keep families together without sacrificing the policy to prosecute all illegal entrants over the border.
The Erno Laszlo "Sea Mud" black bar, given a shout-out in "Annie Hall," has been joined by entrants from Herbivore and Korres.
New entrants such as meal-kit company Blue Apron and organic food seller Thrive Market are peeling off coveted slices of their business.
But there are these new entrants that are coming in, either as suppliers or manufacturers, and we have to adjust to the environment.
The next three entrants to the streaming wars will be: Early subscriber growth could be key to success in a crowded streaming world.
Several voters said they went with "The Band's Visit," at least in part, as a protest against the commercialism of the other entrants.
The airline lounge competition is heating up around the globe, and two new entrants, American and United, have, somewhat belatedly, become serious contenders.
Context: The announcement of the new entrants to the blacklist will likely put a chill on trade talks set to begin this week.
We haven't seen a such a market since the summer of 22018, so some recent entrants into the space could be caught unawares.
We're in hospitality, which is in some ways a little different than some of the more new entrants that are into more lodging.
The Big Four incumbent banks have uncontested banking market share, but new entrants have started shaking up the industry over the last year.
Among them are benefits such as bonuses, health insurance and retirement plans, new entrants to the labor force and more accurate inflation indexes.
But in recent years, it&aposs faced increasing competition from newer entrants like the Chase Sapphire Reserve and the Citi Prestige® Card.
Demand for Kansai Electric's power supplies has fallen since government allowed new entrants to compete for business from households and other small users.
Clarification: This story has been updated to reflect a change in the amount that entrants are required to pay as a screening fee.
Open Banking and PSD2 regulations are strengthening consumer data security, though not all new entrants are fully equipped with the proper data protections.
To the Editor: I am puzzled by the press's frequent failure to distinguish between asylum seekers and illegal entrants into the United States.
Among the entrants are Voice of OC, which produces investigative reporting in Orange County, and inewsource, which does the same in San Diego.
There were also some stellar gains in the telecoms sector as Germany dished out new 20.2G mobile network licences to some new entrants.
Our rules are simple and clear in what we will and will not do so that entrants are comfortable when submitting their entries.
By July 2020, four major streaming entrants will have come to market in the US: Apple TV+, Disney+, AT&T's HBO Max, and Peacock.
The industry has consolidated to three main companies, with a limited threat of new entrants in the network equipment segment over the medium term.
Despite the fact that cloud is still a relatively new industry with lots of room for growth, early entrants are more likely to dominate.
The lower price comes as automakers expect U.S. new vehicle sales to weaken in 2019, and amid increased competition from new electric vehicle entrants.
"China has strategically flooded the global market with rare earths at subsidized prices, driven out competitors, and deterred new market entrants," the report said.
But liberalization in Japan's energy markets means the old guard utilities are losing customers to new entrants and they are desperate to cut costs.
The global scale, significant infrastructure required to comply with increasing regulatory standards and long history of investor acceptance serve as impediments to new entrants.
Even looking over the past few years, Amazon has cut its price 44 times to stay competitive as well as pre-empt new entrants.
Also, new entrants to the market have been encouraged, principally in energy and banking, so as to provide more competition for the big boys.
"The raise in 15.003 guidance is not unexpected, in our view, given the lack of generic entrants to Restasis," Citi analyst Liav Abraham said.
Hence, the corporate credit card segment is heating up, making it harder for new entrants like Ramp to get their feet on the ground.
Whenever it is, it will certainly be a test for coworking spaces, especially newer entrants like WeWork and its smaller competitors Knotel and Industrious.
If new entrants are properly capitalised, central banks could extend to them the lender-of-last-resort facilities that provide shelter in a storm.
The apps were also new entrants to the top 10 list of apps by total time spent, compared with the three weeks directly prior.
At year-end 33, 48% of Vanguard plans had adopted automatic enrollment and 66% of new plan entrants were signed up that way. 4.
However, the terrain of the video content landscape is less than favorable to new entrants, and it's made the road tough for existing ones.
Popularized by Buffett, moats are the competitive advantage a company has over new entrants and its rivals which protect its market share and profitability.
One easy way to do this is to reform the allocation of airport slots and quay space in busy ports to favour new entrants.
Careers site FlexJobs recently took a look at the most common remote jobs in America, and there are some surprising entrants on the list.
But for new entrants, just out of college or a tech bootcamp, the job market is rife with mislabeled job postings and stiff competition.
The giants were late entrants to the e-cigarette market but caught up quickly by buying up popular brands and launching their own products.
The new entrants need not only their customers' permission to take money and data from their accounts but also co-operation from their banks.
As a result, the infant formula market alone is expected to reach $95 billion by 2026, making it a lucrative opportunity for new entrants.
Today, it announced 10 winners of its first phase, chosen by a panel of 97 judges from a field of more than 600 entrants.
And unlike Mr Toscanini, who sailed to New York at great expense in 1908, recent entrants like Mr Rustioni jet around at minimal cost.
They say that, in a video marketplace roiled by new entrants like Netflix and Hulu, telecom companies could steer customers towards their own content.
If steep earnings are not luring in new entrants, that may mean that firms are abusing monopoly positions, or using lobbying to stifle competition.
The switching costs for both passengers and drivers are relatively low, which means new entrants can buy market share by subsidising trips and earnings.
With China's businesses being relatively new entrants compared to their foreign counterparts, cooperation with shared economy providers is more feasible than in other nations.
Ultimately, LimeBike could face a more powerful contender if rumors of a possible merger of the two leading Chinese bike-sharing entrants actually occurs.
The entrants from Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain automatically qualified for the final because their countries contribute the most money to the competition.
New entrants such as PagSeguro Digital Ltd and Stoneco Ltd have gained market share and are flush with cash after going public in 2018.
Unlike other recent entrants into the on-demand music subscription world, like Apple and SoundCloud, Pandora is expected to have two separate subscription options.
Complicating the scene further, a slew of new entrants could bid for live sports rights in the coming years, including Amazon, Google and Apple.
Each trip description is accompanied by insider tips from Exodus' team of travel experts, so entrants have all the details they need before departure.
Look at Katherine Switzer, a runner who entered the Boston Marathon under the initials KV Switzer when the marathon wasn't open to women entrants.
That said, the U.S. wasn't the hottest market for new entrants — that title fell to Hong Kong for the third year in a row.
To date, these markets have provided unquestioned benefits for consumers, including improved reliability, lower electricity prices, and improved access for new entrants and technologies.
MA plans tend to cover more nonclinical health services than traditional insurance plans — making the space a prime target for nontraditional entrants like Uber.
It would join the likes of Spain's Flamenco, China's dragon boat festival and last year's entrants from Arabic coffee to bagpipe culture in Slovakia.
Entrants must be US residents over the age of 21, and entries are open until the end of the day on September 16 2019.
Focused on Washington's journalists, partygoers were encouraged to swipe right on the male and female entrants they wanted to be crowned King and Queen.
"These new entrants provide both competition and opportunities for collaboration," Hutchinson, who is vice president of power and renewables consulting at Wood Mackenzie, told .
The list includes some familiar faces (to us, at least) like the Muse meditation and sleep headsets and a whole slew of new entrants.
It's yet another competitor in the increasingly crowded streaming battle led by Netflix but these days joined by new entrants like Disney and Amazon.
A critical question for scientists, especially when global policy lags, is 'how can new ideas and new entrants drive change from the bottom up?
But the Citigroup report said the slow adoption so far showed signs of speeding up and gave the new entrants more room for growth.
Pletcher's joy from the Wood was tempered when the favored Zulu, one of his three Bluegrass entrants, failed to threaten and trudged in 12th.
There have been just a few entrants to the wireless earbud market and none of them, to my knowledge, are offering single earbud replacement.
The global competition for food delivery continues to sizzle, with newer premium entrants such as Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Amazon, joining the food fray.
It is the relatively newer entrants to this market who are likely to be hurting from the implosion of these products, market participants said.
They include Impossible Foods, the Bill Gates-backed company that's raised $75 million, and protein-based entrants like Memphis Meats and — seemingly — Hampton Creek.
"New entrants to the Australian banking market face a simple but significant obstacle – the prohibition on the use of the word 'bank'," they said.
"There will continue to be significant competition in Medicare Advantage, with many health plans and other new industry entrants," she said in the email.
The M.T.A. offered a million dollars in prize money in each of three categories, and Avedisian emerged from four hundred and thirty-eight entrants.
It is harder for new entrants that lack the wider platform to absorb the costs that go into establishing themselves in a crowded market.
Janah does see some parallels, however, in both companies' recognizing and building tech-talent in Africa, along with a number of blue-chip entrants.
Adding to those headwinds, WeWork's tumultuous past few months have raised suspicion over the valuations of aggressive entrants into traditional industries like food delivery.
Qualcomm contends that its licensing practices are fair, simple and efficient — allowing new entrants, especially start-ups in Asia, to enter the smartphone market.
Niche market entrants such as Wiivv are banking on that trend, negotiating deals with brands that want to add customization to their product lines.
That's not the case today, because these old institutions are seeing their markets erode, their customers jump ship, and new entrants take their place.
Oviosu names product market fit and benefits from the company's expansion as factors that will keep it ahead of these well-funded new entrants.
Among those insurers are new entrants, so-called disruptors — tech start-ups that have landed on the scene, promising an easier and faster process.
Domino's also has a structural leg up over new delivery entrants, already boasting a well-established driver network and ordering technology, according to West.
Whether Disney+ is successful will take a few years to see, as the last major streaming entrants make their way into the public sphere.
This year's finalists, whittled down from a pool of 403,800 entrants, all received $25,000 awards, and are now competing for prizes up to $250,000.
"New entrants to the Australian banking market face a simple but significant obstacle - the prohibition on the use of the word 'bank'," they said.
The day's other four matches were all won by U.S. players: Frances Tiafoe, Mackenzie McDonald and wild-card entrants Ryan Harrison and Brandon Nakashima.
These rebuilt fisheries have led to greater industry stability, opportunities for diversification and new entrants, directly benefiting fishing communities and America as a whole.
Armed with tech know-how and a laser focus on consumers, new entrants have been wrestling with the U.S. health industry's complexities for years.
The health-care industry is ripe for change, with consumers frustrated with rising costs and new entrants eyeing an opportunity to upend established practices.
E-commerce penetration is relatively non-existent, with only a few new online entrants like Brandless and Hollar, trying to replicate something similar online.
Competitive alternatives and new Internet and mobile entrants will reduce time spent listening to terrestrial radio, although the audience reach should not decline substantially.
However, a top Federal Reserve official has warned that regulators need to become more proactive in addressing the threats posed by new financial entrants.
There will be a battle for bragging rights in the O'Brien family, though, with Aidan's son Joseph preparing entrants US Army Ranger and Rekindling.
New entrants could find doors opening as healthcare organizations seek help making their operations more efficient and consumers seek cheaper ways to obtain care.
Along with net neutrality, it helps level the playing field in tech by allowing new entrants to get into the market without huge barriers.
Germany stipulated that bidders for 5G mobile frequencies must invest to expand the country's mobile network and potentially allow new entrants to use their infrastructure.
Apple gets a green light: it has a large market share and high profits but is innovative and faces two credible new entrants from China.
Weishaar, 25, and New York sculptor Sabin Howard headed a team that finished ahead of more than 350 other entrants in a privately funded competition.
JAKARTA, Jan 11 (Reuters) - So stiff is competition between Indonesia's motorcycle taxis app companies that new entrants are going to extreme lengths to stand out.
Kamala Harris of California and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota also are eyeing their own efforts in a Democratic primary that could draw dozens of entrants.
Familiarity, huge customer bases and low funding costs are all attributes entrants want to gain by association, just as banks want to exploit newcomers' technology.
When changes take place in the markets they are involved in, it can encourage new entrants and battles for turf, leading to surges in violence.
It was among the first entrants into the subscription e-commerce space, but competitors quickly crowded the space and it struggled to maintain market share.
For the advantage of leading players and the new entrants operating in the global motorcycle helmets market, the research measures the feasibility of new projects.
Entrants must create a single program that can play, with reasonable competence, ten different video games that neither it nor its programmers have come across.
Although Germany accepted 1 million entrants in 12 months, the migrants kept coming, their numbers swelled by Iraqis and Afghans fleeing America's half-finished wars.
New entrants should be attracted by the fact that companies are winning huge valuations from tiny investments, in turn dragging profits and valuations back down.
There's plenty of other blockchain entrants into the art world, from Blockchain Art Collective's NFC stickers for registering physical art to artist tipping platform ArtByte.
BEYOND MEAT INC CEO - NOT SEEN ANY SIGN OF DIMINISHED INTEREST IN OUR PRODUCTS OR DIMINISHED SALES AS A RESULT OF COMPETITIVE ENTRANTS IN RETAIL
The overall share of power sales by new power entrants has more than doubled to over 12 percent since full market liberalization in April 103.
Analysts and auto executives say new entrants must stand out in a crowd to crack the U.S. market, as Tesla Inc has with electric vehicles.
Disruptive and generally newer entrants such as Amazon, Boohoo, Shop Direct, or other platforms that connect consumers like eBay are also in a stronger position.
Lottery entrants in Guangzhou still have a tiny chance of success; the winning odds were just 0.8% in the most recent lottery draw in March.
Research suggests just 3% of grammar school entrants would be eligible for free school meals, compared to the national average of around 14%, for example.
Closer to home, startups like TAE Technologies and General Fusion are two other North American entrants looking at lower-cost ways to generate fusion power.
Many of these new entrants were not just naive; they flaunted laws and "traditional healthcare" methods (and people) because they were deemed outdated and unnecessary.
But it also has a setting that slows max speed to under three miles per hour to help new entrants get the hang of flying.
" Apple urged regulators not to impose too many restrictions on testing of self-driving cars, saying "established manufacturers and new entrants should be treated equally.
Though barriers to entry are relatively low in the ride-hailing sector, analysts say new entrants need to scale up quickly to compete with Grab.
Essays should be no longer than 1,500 words; only one submission is allowed per theme (though entrants may submit essays on more than one theme).
Cielo said the decision to cancel the guidance reflects the competitive environment it is facing in Brazil, where many new entrants have started business recently.
The 40 hopefuls on stage at London's Gfinity Arena had won through from 63,827 entrants worldwide competing on PlayStation4, Xbox One and Windows PC platforms.
Morocco, with a predominantly Muslim population of 32 million, is the latest market to open to Islamic banking and this has attracted several new entrants.
It also has to stay ahead of fresh entrants like COUTURME, a new Y Combinator startup making custom evening gowns as well as wedding dresses.
There have always, of course, been more students entering college than graduating, entrants who found freedom or beer or Math 2000 too challenging to surmount.
Consumers' growing demand for new unique brands and craft features of spirits has resulted in the fast growth of new entrants in many developed markets.
A student's result in the gaokao is heavily weighted by their provinces' population, economic factors and how successful its entrants have been in the past.
New entrants' flexibility may help them drive lower price points than Tesla can meet, and push new features and technologies to market faster, he said.
Europe's managed security market is stratified among mature technology providers and newer entrants focused on cloud and mobile services and data breach remediation, experts say.
The key idea is to make use of information from those who can best assess the likely behavior of entrants: members of immigrant communities themselves.
The electric car market continues to heat up with new entrants looking to take on the likes of Tesla and traditional automakers in the space.
Universum runs an annual survey of trends of thousands of college students, asking new entrants to the workforce what they look for in potential employers.
Europe's rail industry still carries the imprint of old state monopolies, which have made it hard for new entrants to break in and win contracts.
Centrica's price increase also comes despite steep losses in customer accounts as many switch to rivals and new market entrants who often offer cheaper tariffs.
Digitization has opened space for new and non-traditional entrants, including online marketplace lenders and internet banks such as Social Finance and Ally Financial, respectively.
Tired cliches dragged out by older Americans paint the newest entrants into the workforce as needy video gamers who consume vast amounts of avocado toast.
There are more recent boutique entrants like Deliveroo and Foodora (formerly known as Suppertime), as well as old favourites like Menulog, Eat Now and DeliveryHero.
At a time when some Democrats hoped that the field was being winnowed down, speculation is instead focused on possible late entrants to the field.
But after registration opened last November for this year's swim, typically held in June, many entrants reported going months without receiving any reply or information.
We've seen an increase in drone investments on a huge scale, many new entrants into the field and more mainstream companies getting into the marketplace.
" Downs: "As I said previously, we operate in a highly competitive environment, the tech industry is incredibly dynamic, we see new entrants all the time.
Microsoft, Google and even new entrants like Alibaba are making big pushes to nab customers from AWS, which remains a key performer for Amazon financially.
The bloc's law puts a special obligation on dominant companies not to abuse their power to try to harm existing competitors or block new entrants.
Underlying cultural and philosophical assumptions may prompt a different local reaction to new market entrants even if some of the industry dynamics seem the same.
But fast-growing new entrants to the market, unburdened by large store estates, are bringing production much closer to distribution and continuously refreshing merchandise. Boohoo.
Former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler proposed rules that would have let FCC bureaucrats dictate prices not only for incumbent providers, but even for new entrants.
It would likely be offset by eliminating certain corporate deductions under scrutiny, as well as continued new entrants into the solar tax credit investment market.
But new entrants — companies that are smaller and that actually put a premium on privacy — might be able to differentiate themselves and disrupt the space.
Two potentially formidable entrants, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles acknowledged this week that they are considering campaigns.
The entrants to the Concours Le Mans Heritage Club are judged by an international jury and points are rewarded for authenticity, historical importance and presentation.
Citi Bike already offers discounted rates to residents of public housing and to food stamp recipients, and the same should be expected of new entrants.
The rally's appeal extends beyond European royalty, and many of the 27 entrants this year are simply women who are passionate about cars and racing.
Despite the new events, the number of athletes at the Games will drop modestly, as the number of entrants in many events will be reduced.
And the U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority supports new fintech entrants by running a "sandbox" for software testing that helps speed new products into service.
Other entrants in the fight include Amazon and Quibi, an upcoming service from Hollywood veteran Jeffrey Katzenberg that will only be available on mobile phones.
Cutting-edge policies have also propelled first-movers forming fresh partnerships with new market entrants and business models, such as CO220006disposal agreements for permanent storage.
In the daily fantasy football contest, entrants create a lineup of players from different NFL teams and are awarded points based on their players' performance.
There were only 406 entrants in that race, and Mr. Fleming's mother and sister rented bikes to follow along as he ran through Central Park.
Nigeria has multiple new digital-payments entrants — see Chippercash — and several firmly rooted later-stage fintech players, such as Paga and recently confirmed unicorn Interswitch.
Entrants are allocated a $2300 budget that must be spent on four to six teams; whoever offers the most for a given team buys it.
Bloys, like others in the industry, are increasingly concerned about incoming competition from new entrants in the streaming wars like Apple, Disney, and Comcast's NBCUniversal.
The nature of work in the US is always changing, and the things new entrants to the labor force value have changed during the 2010s.
The one category that didn't meet expectations, according to Macy's, was mattresses — which has seen a flood of new entrants online like Casper and Purple.

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