But now, many media companies are slimming down their podcast projects to specialize — or are just slimming down.
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Cutting out junk food would mean slimming down their sales.
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It amps up the battery capacity while slimming down the build.
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As he's enjoyed slimming down, others around him have taken notice.
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Both conglomerates are slimming down - U.S. based GE faster than Siemens.
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HSBC is still Europe's biggest bank despite slimming down in recent years.
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Oprah Winfrey is slimming down — she has lost more than 40 lbs.!
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Slimming down, or even splitting into three, would serve Johnson & Johnson well.
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It took several years to really start the process of slimming down.
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Check out what slimming down has done for Andre Drummond in Detroit.
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And the two of them enjoy the benefits of slimming down every day.
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Similarly, slimming down the domestic budget involves a lot of incredibly difficult decisions.
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Sears is following a trend for retailers, which are slimming down their footprints.
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Experts say slimming down almost always starts with significant changes to your eating habits.
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Following her split with basketball player Lamar Odom, she poured energy into slimming down.
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Some are fairly unsexy, like slimming down the planes or streamlining air traffic operations.
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Here are their top tips for what works when it comes to slimming down.
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Apple is also reportedly slimming down the MacBook Pro to include a flatter keyboard.
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The company is slimming down in an effort to shore up its shrinking profits.
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It wasn't left there either as there was another comment about my face 'slimming down.
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So they were already slimming down by the time they started their low-carb month.
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But the slimming-down likely signals a future for Alphabet's broadband ambitions that involves less fiber.
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Things predictably got worse when I treaded into more dangerous waters: slimming down my body parts.
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Robinson appeared on Harry Connick Jr.'s daytime talk show Wednesday and talked about slimming down.
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VE MANY TIMES DISCUSSED IN YOUR APPEARANCES OVER THE YEARS HAS BEEN SLIMMING DOWN THIS COMPANY.
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The mother of three said she initially procrastinated when it came to slimming down out of fear.
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In domestic mergers, costs can be cut by closing neighbouring branches and slimming down duplicated product lines.
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It's not clear that the current slimming-down and opening-up will lead to the same results.
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In March 2018, she and costar Camila Mendes called out Cosmopolitan Philippines for slimming down their photos.
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Slimming down in size has certainly been a big trend in the world of retail of late.
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After years of dealing with body shaming over her weight, she found herself getting attacked for slimming down.
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If you're not into the bulk, slim down to the Otterbox Symmetry series — without slimming down on protection.
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Lenovo has experimented with slimming down its Yoga display bezels over the years, with varying degrees of success.
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Once Asia's largest commodities trading house, Noble is slimming down drastically to its core Asian coal-trading business.
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VTB is also planning to cut costs in Europe by slimming down its operations to focus on Frankfurt.
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TCL has updated the design a bit, slimming down the bezels and making the iconic physical keyboard slightly larger.
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As any experienced pilot will tell you, slimming down the size of a drone sacrifices stability and payload capabilities.
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Far from slimming down, Tata is eyeing still further expansion: defence, infrastructure and financial services are the latest targets.
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Apple completed the impossible task of simultaneously slimming down the laptop and making it more durable and longer-lasting.
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By slimming down, AIG could shed its designation as a non-bank systematically important financial institution (SIFI), Icahn has said.
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He is also slimming down the unwieldy and toothless board of directors, even placing an activist investor on the board.
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The 2016 Xbox One refresh, meanwhile, is more of a form factor update, slimming down the size of the console.
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But come the cold, harsh months of winter, eating clean and slimming down can seem a whole lot more challenging.
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After coming out, the shy Varadkar had a bit of a makeover, slimming down and getting up earlier to exercise.
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Some other Big Food peers have been slimming down as their market dominance is threatened by smaller, nimble upstart brands.
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As before, Huawei put effort into slimming down the bezels on the MateBook 13 (especially the bottom one), and it shows.
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Culp has also promised to manage the business better, focusing on slimming down the company and fixing the beleaguered Power business.
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For years, Alice Fields was a cardio queen, who would toil away on the treadmill in the hopes of slimming down.
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After struggling with his weight for much of his young life, he decided he was ready to commit to slimming down.
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Five competitors pick a trainer and accompanying diet plan that they believe will give them the best shot at slimming down.
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One study found that losing weight on a treadmill resulted in lower ghrelin levels than slimming down by simply eating less.
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And while the design seems to be slimming down, it looks like the Watch will still be compatible with prior bands.
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Fitness guru Shannon Wagner launched a nonprofit to increase awareness about exercise — but don't ask her about dieting or slimming down.
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The deal struck on Sunday, for instance, does not include the slimming down of Spain's administrative sector that Ciudadanos had promised.
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Because of the frustration of failure, many people are simply giving up on slimming down, making obesity an accepted social norm.
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A.I.G. and GE Capital were released from the regime after slimming down significantly and in theory becoming less of a risk.
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The casual dining chain known for its fajitas and burgers is slimming down, ditching more than 50 items from its menu.
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The company has been slimming down its menu, increasing speed and convenience, and focusing more on its beverages than its food.
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After years of dealing with body shaming over her weight, the Girls writer and star is now getting attacked for slimming down.
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By slimming down the bezel, they're able to cram an 11″ screen into the same body that previously fit a 10.5″ screen.
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The show's now airing Tuesday nights on USA and, overall, he says you can expect a "kinder, gentler" approach to slimming down.
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Once Asia's largest commodities trading house, Noble is slimming down to its core Asian coal trading business after a two-year crisis.
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In selling the business, G.E. took another big step in what has become a drastic slimming-down of an American corporate icon.
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F: Facebook's logo is so closely watched that a simple slimming down of the "f" prompted a flurry of news stories last year.
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Aside from slimming down its display bezels and adding Face ID, Apple's next iPad Pro could be making a major I/O change.
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But others note that slimming down, along with its $15 billion write-down, could pave the way for Kraft Heinz to go private.
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But after slimming down the design, Lee was able to craft an enclosure not too much larger than your standard smartphone battery case.
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Slimming down its product portfolio was another departure from the past, when Samsung launched variations to soak up as much demand as possible.
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General Electric is slimming down, but it's holding on tight to its aviation business, and it has plenty of reasons to do so.
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This round of layoffs — the second since Mr. Dorsey's return — will focus on slimming down the sales and marketing teams across the organization.
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And after slimming down the menu, the company started rolling out new products again through what Schwartz said is a more measured approach.
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The Swiss bank UBS has had success with this strategy, and "doing a UBS" is now shorthand for slimming down in investment banking.
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The moves may be painful for longtime GE employees, but analysts say the slimming down is imperative to revive the notoriously complex conglomerate.
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The very largest, which weigh upward of a hundred million tons, can hang around for years before slimming down enough to float free.
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Prada has said it is now trying to turn itself around by putting out more accessible products and slimming down its extensive retail network.
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In addition to slimming down the system, it added new features, adapting the Stem for use on smartphone-based headsets as well as PCs.
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Sony has been focusing on slimming down its portfolio of smartphones and focusing on higher end models that can bring the company improved profitability.
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Once Asia's largest commodities trading house, Noble is slimming down drastically to its core Asian coal trading business after a crisis-wracked two years.
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Instead, they call for "transformative changes" that include curbing wasteful consumption, slimming down agriculture's environmental footprint and cracking down on illegal logging and fishing.
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The company has been slimming down its marketing budget in an effort to turn profitable, but in doing so, its customer acquisition has slowed.
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And when every other phonemaker was slimming down its bezels, so did Google, except Google did it with the finesse of a Kanye West appearance.
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Whilst it would also be easy to view GoButler's German withdrawal as a slimming down in operations, my understanding is that this isn't the case.
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Back in January, we wrote about how President Trump was slimming down his photos on Instagram to make him look thinner and with longer fingers.
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Twitter has failed to make itself attractive to potential buyers Slimming down its internal costs may help make Twitter a more attractive proposition for buyers.
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The deal comes at a time when industrial conglomerate GE is slimming down its business to focus on jet engines, power plants and renewable energy.
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McDonald's is slimming down its corporate structure and laying off workers in an effort to reduce expenses by $500 million by the end of 2019.
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Slimming down the Fed could just be a part of a process allowing interest rates to rise as the economy gets back to good health.
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Slimming down required sentences, they say, would release violent criminals onto the streets without doing anything to solve the problem of America's over-packed prisons.
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This prompt is much easier to understand, and will probably startle people into slimming down the list of apps that can monitor where they are.
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Slimming down also paves the way for more impactful dealmaking, with most of today's growth driven by brands that are, for consumer giants, below scale.
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Upon signup, you'll answer some questions about your goals like slimming down or beefing up, and pick from a few expert trainers matched to your needs.
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Slimming down We don't know how much weight he's lost, but there's a lot less of Pablo Sandoval -- baseball's Kung Fu Panda -- to love these days.
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Khloe Kardashian's still got a lot of junk in her trunk despite a rigorous workout regime that has every other part of her body slimming down.
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Slimming down also paves the way for more precise deal-making, with most of today's growth driven by brands that are, for consumer giants, below scale.
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Nigella Lawson has built her career on cooking and eating delicious food, and she doesn't want people to hide that by slimming down her stomach with Photoshop.
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Bouncing back from defeat, and slimming down to 122 pounds, Pud Pad Noy met fellow lefty Fahsai for a memorable scuffle down at Lumpinee in June 1972.
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Slimming down also paves the way for more precise deal-making, with most of today's growth driven by brands that are below the scale of consumer giants.
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It's a significant slimming down since Sennheiser's first pair of neckbuds, the HD1 In-Ear Wireless, which tried to make a neckband stylish by wrapping it in leather.
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But has been in the process of slimming down, as the CRO has had several rounds of job cuts since it dialed down its 2016 outlook in 2015.
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Manager Magazin had on Thursday said Siemens aimed to reap cost savings from slimming down administrative costs in personnel, legal and finance, and at its shared services division.
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Michael Costello, fashion designer to the stars, is slimming down to comply with what he calls the industry standard -- "skinny bitch" -- and he's using lasers to do it.
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They swapped the iPad on the bot for an iPhone, slimming down the profile of the device to keep it out of the frame as much as possible.
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Regardless, Alienware is one of only a few manufacturers who are actually changing and slimming down their gaming PCs, instead of fitting Nvidia's new chips into old models.
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Texas-based fashion accessories chain Charming Charlie filed Monday for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, having recently announced it would be moving forward with slimming down its store base.
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In other words, it's basically like someone else combing through the inventory for you for free, and slimming down the online experience to about 15 highly valuable options.
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But Lagerfeld's book promoted a much more severe view, as Amanda Fortini reported in Slate: Lagerfeld and Houdret view deprivation as part of the project of slimming down.
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As you'll have noticed, it's in line with the biggest trend in phone design for 2017 — that of slimming down the bezels around the screen as much as possible.
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But by the 1990s most began slimming down, and the best-known remaining industrial conglomerates are now determined to shrink (General Electric) or shake off the conglomerate label (3M).
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" (This would involve uploading a photo of your boyfriend and slimming down his torso.) "For the girls, you can have a virtual breast augmentation, buttocks, or just a Liposuction.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Noble Group's treasury head has quit the company, at a time when the Singapore-listed commodities trader is drastically slimming down its core Asian coal-trading business.
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It would also follow suit of companies across the food and beverage industry that have been slimming down as their market dominance is threatened by smaller, nimble upstart brands.
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A sale of the units would follow suit of a number Big Food peers have been slimming down as their market dominance is threatened by smaller, nimble upstart brands.
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My muscles were getting bigger, my silhouette was slimming down, and I realized I could run harder and longer and push myself further than I ever thought I could be.
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MAN has no plans for further job cuts in Brazil after slimming down operations in Latin America's largest economy as truck demand slumped amid the economic recession, according to Drees.
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Back in January, we even wrote about how President Trump's re-election campaign was slimming down photos on Instagram and Facebook to make him appear thinner and with longer fingers.
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Dunkin's strategy, which it laid out during its investor day in February, includes slimming down its menu, increasing speed and convenience and focusing more on its beverages than its food.
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Slimming down the bloated state sector, including allowing so-called zombie companies to go under, is critical to making the economy more efficient and allowing the private sector to thrive.
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Dunkin's strategy, which it laid out during its investor day in February, includes slimming down its menu, increasing speed and convenience, and focusing more on its beverages than its food.
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Additionally, all the talk about notches takes away from the point of the notch in the first place, which is to give users more screen real estate while slimming down bezels.
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B-Shoe Technologies says the prototype is in the very early stages, and that it plans to go into mass production in the next two years, after slimming down the design.
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ZenBook 3Asus has taken a fairly drastic approach to slimming down the new version of its established ZenBook, making it more like the MacBook than the MacBook Air in the process.
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The United States falls somewhere in the middle among developed nations in terms of how aggressively its banks have been slimming down, according to the International Monetary Fund's population-adjusted data.
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But many of the Miss America contestants this year said they were working to focus on strength and feeling good about their body – rather than slimming down as much as possible.
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While hungry consumers can find and order a meal in a single click, delivery technology can complicate work inside restaurants, and some restaurant owners are slimming down their counters in response.
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Preparing your body for the rigor of running 26.2 miles is one goal and slimming down is another; the two don't go hand in hand as well as you might think.
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LONDON — In revealing his investment position in Nestlé on Sunday, the hedge fund manager Daniel S. Loeb urged the company to consider slimming down, as well as buying back its stock.
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Kohl's (KSS) has been among the most aggressive in slimming down its stores and it has decided to lease out the extra space at a handful of locations to outside partners.
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Separately, Deutsche Bank is expected to outline a slimming down of its core investment banking unit as part of its strategic review after a rapid expansion in the business since the 1990s.
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Apple could have spent the past half decade gradually slimming down the bezels around its iPhone, much as the majority of its Android rivals have done by evolving the design of their handsets.
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Tough financial markets have so far hampered Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam's efforts to implement his strategy of slimming down the investment bank, focusing on wealth management and cutting billions of dollars in costs.
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But slimming down to a seven-strong board could limit the directors' ability to support and monitor a company with big ambitions and a forceful CEO who owns a fifth of the shares.
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Derivatives dealers and their clients have torn up more than US$1 quadrillion of superfluous derivatives trades to-date, slimming down hefty swaps notionals in response to Basel III capital and leverage pressures.
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Like other big Greek banks, NBG, Greece's second-largest lender, has been slimming down by divesting assets and foreign subsidiaries to focus on banking at home, with proceeds boosting capital ratios and liquidity.
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IAC slimming down its portfolio, announcing the sale of its' comedy website CollegeHumor yesterday, and spinning off its stake in dating app Match in a deal that is expected to close next quarter.
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Mendes took to social media to remind fans that it doesn't have to be that way, and that there is a lot more to explore when you take slimming down out of the equation.
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Photo: Mark Brake (Getty)Just days after Elon Musk unveiled the first images of his aerospace company's Starship test rocket, SpaceX has announced that it is slimming down its workforce by roughly 10 percent.
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"While the European Central Bank is preparing for the end of the billion-dollar government bond purchases, the economy is slimming down at a considerable pace, again challenging politicians and central banks," said Huebner.
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AT&T has confirmed that it is dramatically reshaping its DirecTV Now streaming TV service beginning today by getting rid of the previously offered channel bundles, slimming down programming for new plans, and raising prices.
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Let's start with the good: even though Dell's tricks of slimming down the display bezels have been copied countless times over, the XPS 13 is still one of the most compact computers you can buy.
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And by moving the phone's fingerprint to the back of the device while also slimming down its bezels, the G7's screen to body ratio got a nice bump to just short of 82 percent.
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So getting the robot out in the wild will require both the improvement of solar cell technology and the slimming down of batteries, especially if the robot wants to spend any time in the shade.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday night that Trump is weighing slimming down the Office of the Director of National Security (ODNI) and cutting CIA staff in Washington in favor of placing more personnel overseas.
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Luckily, bezels are slimming down, so now, having a phone with a 5.8-inch screen like the iPhone 11 Pro means you're holding a small-sized phone that's easy to grasp and operate one-handed.
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Private equity firms Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Bain Capital and real estate company Vornado Realty Trust bought the company, saddling it with so much debt it started slimming down, eliminating positions and cutting back on benefits.
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Military reforms that Mr Xi introduced in 2015, including a slimming down of the army and reorganisation of the command structure along American lines, are also likely to have given China more bang for its yuan.
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Then, a few years ago, small labels like the New York-based Saturdays Surf and Pilgrim Surf + Supply reimagined what après-surf clothes should look and feel like, slimming down the cuts and upgrading the fabrics.
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Pandora, best known for its customizable silver charm bracelets, is struggling after new jewelry lines failed to entice shoppers, but is buying back older ranges from franchises and slimming down collections to try to improve its performance.
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UBS has reshaped its strategy in the wake of the global financial crisis, slimming down its investment bank and focusing more on its wealth management business, which now accounts for more than half of its operating profit.
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Trump's Pentagon is asking for a new commission to study closing or revamping bases in its budget request, as the Defense Department says it has upwards of 20% excess infrastructure capacity and slimming down would save money.
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The next largest industrial conglomerate is Honeywell, at $111 billion — but it was kicked out of the Dow in 2008 and is slimming down, with a plan to spin off two smaller units into new public companies.
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When Twitter reported its third-quarter results on Thursday, an answer started to emerge: The company has to go it alone — and do it by slimming down and stemming losses so that it can ultimately make money.
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The company has been making major changes in the last few months, ramping up its digital ordering, slowing down its expansion plans and slimming down its menu to refocus its efforts on being a beverage-led brand.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors are slimming down equity stakes bloated by a nearly decade-long bull market, withdrawing $22 billion from U.S. domestic stock funds in a single week, Investment Company Institute (ICI) data showed on Wednesday.
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Whereas the latter was a step forward in plus-size representation that tackled issues like body shaming and hypersexualization, the former's premise centered on a fat teen slimming down and seeking revenge on all who'd wronged her.
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While any laptop fitted with a GTX 1080 — currently one of Nvidia's top GPUs, priced at more than $500 — isn't going to be dirt-cheap, a general slimming down of gaming laptops is a good thing for consumers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bunge is struggling to sell its sugar trading operations, according to two sources familiar with the matter, frustrating the 200-year-old agricultural merchant's strategy of slimming down to focus on core areas and improve profitability.
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POC has continued to design bike helmets that, first and foremost, focus on safety and not aesthetics, but has also worked out innovative ways of slimming down its helmets, bringing the look more in line with other brands.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - People who undergo surgery to have gastric bands placed around their stomach in hopes of slimming down often need additional operations to move or remove the device, according to a new study.
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Using machine learning to improve photos has been done before, but the real advance with this research is slimming down the algorithms so that they are small and efficient enough to run on a user's device without any lag.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Top Deutsche Bank executives are to meet this weekend to examine accelerating the slimming-down of Germany's biggest lender, as it grapples with sliding revenue and negative interest rates, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Eric Knight, who founded the fund in 2002 and now has about $800 million under management, said that slimming down by cutting jobs and risk was not the answer to a progressive squeeze on margins driven by tighter regulation.
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Avid exercisers will also tell you that muscle weighs more than fat, but the Mi Fit app seemed mostly focused on thinness as signified by an icon of a female figure slimming down in an overview of my weekly steps.
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When he announced the reorganization last summer, he said that he and Sergey Brin, Google's other founder, would do this by finding new people and technologies to invest in, while at the same time slimming down Google — now called Google Inc.
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Why it might get a hearing: Iowa's proposal is at least plausible, Mullin said — slimming down to one plan design would probably help, and these are the kinds of policy changes you'd think the Trump administration would be open to.
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UBS has reshaped its strategy in the wake of the global financial crisis, slimming down its investment bank and focusing more on its wealth management business, which now accounts for over half of its operating profit and is the world's largest.
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"I think there's a consensus view that the glut is slimming down, but ... it is at a painstakingly slow pace that makes a glacier look like a rocket," said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service.
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But investors' reaction to the news that he is slimming down his Howard Hughes stake illustrates just how much sway the activist investor has in the stock market even after three straight years of losses at his $9.3 billion firm.
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David Cote: But by slimming down you could end up with something that gave you a really nice core growth portfolio and it seemed to me that just reputation wise investors would feel more comfortable if I was doing that.
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ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Wednesday announced major changes to the Vatican bureaucracy, slimming down the number of offices and giving himself direct charge of migration issues, continuing a reform push he promised when elected more than three years ago.
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Apple is reportedly working on a redesign of the iPad that includes dropping the Home button and slimming down the bezels on the top-end model, as well as adding facial recognition tech to allow for Face ID unlocking and more.
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To be clear: It makes sense that losing weight will slow down the metabolism a bit, since slimming down generally involves muscle loss, and the body is then smaller and doesn't have to work as hard every minute to keep running.
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So to break her bad habit of makeup hoarding — and to encourage us all to do the same — the TV personality is slimming down her lip product collection, one tiny tube at a time, and sharing the results on her website/site.
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Khloé Kardashian may traditionally define a revenge body as being in the best shape of your life after getting dumped, but for her, slimming down also is a form of revenge on brands who didn't want to work with her in the past.
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More Weinstein Company fallout • Hollywood Reporter: "Weinstein Co. Promises to Assist 'in All Criminal or Other Investigations' " • WSJ: "Weinstein Co. Weighs Name Change" With both blue-chip companies announcing spinoffs of big divisions, corporate America's ongoing fixation with slimming down continues apace.
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Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook has made many changes since taking the helm three years ago, including eliminating artificial preservatives from the company's popular McNuggets, slimming down its Happy Meal menus for children and reversing traffic declines with help from all-day breakfast.
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After opening more shops than most of its mega-brand rivals in the past few years and raising the price of many of its handbags, Prada is trying to turn itself around by putting out more accessible products and slimming down its retail network.
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The 21-year-old is known for speaking openly about everything from photoshopping — she called out Cosmopolian's Philippines edition for slimming down photos of her and costar Camila Mendes in March — to hurtful pregnancy rumors after "unflattering" photos of herself popped up in May.
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Manager Magazin said on Thursday Siemens aimed to reap cost savings from slimming down administrative costs in personnel, legal and finance, and at its shared services division, citing comments that Chief Executive Joe Kaeser made to investors at a roadshow at the beginning of August.
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Mexico's peso rose against the dollar in Asian trading after Finance Minister Carlos Urzua unveiled the budget on Saturday evening, pledging to find more money for both the elderly and unemployed youngsters by slimming down several government ministries, and in expectation of higher tax revenues.
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Between the lines: Valeant is slimming down its drug operations, and this sale represents another attempt by CEO Joseph Papa to reduce the company's huge debt burden, which ballooned after the company acquired many other drug makers and controversially raised prices under ousted CEO Michael Pearson.
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Trump has been irate with Powell, his own appointee, since the Fed has raised interest rates four times this year and continues a process of slimming down the vast holdings of bonds it accumulated to help battle the deep recession caused by the financial crisis a decade ago.
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Recently, smartphones have gotten kind of boring, as manufacturers have mostly focused over the past few years on slimming down bezels and adding more cameras to the front and back of a device, with many flagship devices converging on the same formula—glass sandwich designs and maybe a notch at the top of the screen.
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"Though it has tried to remove shopper confusion about which brands they should shop by displaying clothing in product categories, as well as making steps towards improving availability and slimming down options, these actions seem like band aids for its core issue of not understanding which segment of the market to go after," Strachan said.
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"I think this is more about Citi's strategy of slimming down its consumer banking arm than it is about any intrinsic market weaknesses in Argentina, Brazil or Colombia," Mr. Watson said in an email, highlighting similar moves about a year and a half ago to pull out of countries in Latin America, including Peru, Nicaragua and Costa Rica, and other regions.
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The Honor Note 22013 isn't the first phone to breach the 103-inch mark — it isn't even the first phone from Huawei to do so — but it is another sign that phones aren't going to stop growing, especially now that manufacturers are better than ever at slimming down their bezels, making these mammoths take up less space than they have in the past.
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Here's a quick history of the iPad: 212.9: iPad launches with big bulging back 210.5: iPad 3.53 arrives and cuts the thickness by 23.5 percent 212: iPad 12 adds Retina display, bulks back up a little in thickness, but otherwise still looks just like an iPad 2 2013: iPad Air is first redesign since iPad 2 and comes with slimmer bezels and softer, rounder edges 2014: iPad Air 2 iterates on predecessor by losing more weight and slimming down some more 2015: Apple introduces 123-inch iPad Pro with Apple Pencil support.
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