So Pebble is doing all it can to stay competitive.
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Expanding strats' roles is necessary to stay competitive, they say.
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Campaign cash will be critical to allow candidates to stay competitive.
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The layoffs are unfortunate, but GM must stay competitive, Summers said.
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To stay competitive, Oculus VR's main rivals have also cut prices.
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The move forced Lyft to cut its prices to stay competitive.
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Everything costs money, so you'll need to fundraise to stay competitive.
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Trump's support among Latinos in Florida is helping him stay competitive.
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"We need the latest G.P.U.s to stay competitive," Mr. Scott said.
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It's how you stay competitive for a certain sector of companies.
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Other countries may need to cut corporate taxes to stay competitive.
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Bayer, the thinking went, needed to act in order to stay competitive.
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In order to stay competitive, Uber has had to burn through cash.
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So how does this 70-year-old brand manage to stay competitive?
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Mr. Park said Fitbit was poised to innovate products to stay competitive.
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To stay competitive, Sanders needs to win the Colorado and Minnesota caucuses.
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We need top-quality roads, bridges, airports and powerlines to stay competitive.
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How can you stay competitive in the areas where you are strongest?
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Such efforts are increasingly necessary for professional-services firms to stay competitive.
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At the moment she manufactures in Europe, but is struggling to stay competitive.
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To stay competitive though, Foxconn understands it will have to transition to automation.
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Many old-guard companies are investing in next-generation ideas to stay competitive.
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The company also offers free shipping and returns in order to stay competitive.
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So what has happened in Nevada that has allowed Republicans to stay competitive?
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" With more federal permissions, he said, "we can stay competitive with other countries.
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Harley-Davidson, he said, faces a challenge as it tries to stay competitive.
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As a result, developers have had to be more strategic to stay competitive.
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And that can make others feel pressured to follow suit to stay competitive.
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And when retailers slash prices to stay competitive, that eats into profit margins.
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FedEx is working on expanding its ground services so it can stay competitive.
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Uber began accepting cash payments to stay competitive with Indian companies like Ola.
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PA) is considering acquisitions to help it stay competitive after Deutsche Boerse AG (DB1Gn.
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It can also pressure bigger brands to cut prices on Amazon to stay competitive.
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To stay competitive, Target has been investing in rolling out more in-house brands.
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So you're going to now have to figure out: 'How can I stay competitive?
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Despite that price bump, Scaleway manages to stay competitive against Linode, DigitalOcean and others.
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To stay competitive in this global economy, we must value and support basic research.
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"And in order to stay competitive, coal will have to increase automation," he said.
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But China's tech giants have had to expand beyond their core businesses to stay competitive.
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Sprint had a horrendous balance sheet and needed to spend a fortune to stay competitive.
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Apple may even include a similar capability for iOS apps to stay competitive with Android.
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For those who have not shuttered, some resort to more price cuts to stay competitive.
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We are adopting a new regional leadership model to strengthen our ability to stay competitive.
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Offering customized compensation packages is a way to stay competitive because it's a win-win.
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That's the only way exports from China could stay competitive in America's sophisticated consumer markets.
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And it was yet another missed opportunity to stay competitive in the A.L. East race.
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If I was Motorola right now, I would be talking price cuts to stay competitive.
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To stay competitive, he decided to move his show to local access TV on NYCLife.
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But Kraft's problems suggest that unremittingly squeezing expenses can make it harder to stay competitive.
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As long as they stay competitive and keep working like that, that's all I care about.
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But reckons it's just a case of needing to add a little tech to stay competitive.
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And as large farms employed braceros, smaller farmers often turned to the undocumented to stay competitive.
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It's in Apple's best interest to keep expanding its Services business in order to stay competitive.
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Portal will need more marquee innovations and some brand rehabilitation if it's going to stay competitive.
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Even with this new capability — which is game-changing — broadcasters still need scale to stay competitive.
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Moves by other banks away from their home regions, however, highlight the struggle to stay competitive.
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But employers did so anyway to stay competitive and woo employees, particularly in tight labor markets.
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But employers did so anyway to stay competitive and woo employers, particularly in tight labor markets.
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What could help Passbook stay competitive is its specific focus on addressing the needs of immigrants.
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He needs to capitalize on his big South Carolina win to stay competitive with Bernie Sanders.
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Meanwhile, more traditional VC outfits revisited limited partners to stay competitive with the Japanese telecom giant.
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They also bring training and skills into America's workforce, helping our economy grow and stay competitive.
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Some foreign suppliers are also covering some of the costs to stay competitive in the U.S. market.
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And to stay competitive with their new robot colleagues, workers are going to start taking smart drugs.
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Both companies have been trying to keep prices low to stay competitive without sacrificing too much profit.
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In order to stay competitive with Uber, Heetch is a bit cheaper than a normal UberX ride.
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Rarely does a team lose its ace halfway through the season and stay competitive down the stretch.
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So Android devices will probably want to adopt the tech as soon as possible to stay competitive.
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Longer-term, these independents will need to diversify or consolidate to stay competitive, industry analysts have said.
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They'll essentially be deciding between preserving the state's heritage of family farms or adapting to stay competitive.
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But Constellation Brands may have to keep innovating to stay competitive, particularly when it comes to beer.
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The subsidies, essentially blank government checks, make it virtually impossible for the U.S. airlines to stay competitive.
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They said it hurts their workers and prevents the companies from attracting top talent to stay competitive.
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Expanding its presence in China is key for Boeing to stay competitive with European arch-rival Airbus.
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"You have to put in more to stay competitive, or you're going to lose share," he said.
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They also bring training and skills into America's work force, helping our economy grow and stay competitive.
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As companies embrace automation to stay competitive, these changes will eventually create more jobs than they destroy.
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The only way to stay competitive, he argued, is to respond with a border tax of our own.
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Ben & Jerry's says it hasn't raised prices due to vanilla costs, choosing to absorb them and stay competitive.
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It can also put more pressure on bigger brands to reduce their prices on Amazon to stay competitive.
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That can help you stay competitive on salary without having to change cities every time you switch roles.
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That's why, to stay competitive, more and more tech companies are adopting a customer-centric model of design.
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If smartphone companies want to stay competitive in the coming years, 24G will soon be a must-have.
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To stay competitive, more than a quarter of those surveyed recently completed job training or obtained additional education.
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In fact, two-thirds of businesses recognize their company must digitize by 2020, in order to stay competitive.
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Currently, most major car manufacturers have their own flavor of car connectivity; to stay competitive, they need to.
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Australia is likely to see more major banks add upgrades for savings and spending insight to stay competitive.
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Inui found it hard to stay competitive as the government cut drug prices to reduce mounting healthcare costs.
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And companies will do what they have to do to stay competitive, even if it means moving overseas.
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Traditional holding companies like IPG and Publicis are acquiring data companies like Acxiom and Epsilon to stay competitive.
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It's possible that some Chines manufacturers lowered their prices in order to stay competitive in the US market.
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Some companies will adapt to new technologies, but some won't be able to invest enough to stay competitive.
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We deserve access to the same tools other rail shippers currently enjoy to help our industry stay competitive.
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Before raising credential requirements, employers could consider alternative pathways to accessing and developing quality talent to stay competitive.
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That should give the team a chance to stay competitive even if Hosmer, Cain and the others leave.
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An overhaul of America's tax system is long overdue and necessary to stay competitive at home and abroad.
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This year GoPro has expanded its product line to stay competitive in the increasingly crowded action-camera market.
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If anything, the opposite, as established companies battle over lucrative partnerships and begin eating one another to stay competitive.
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Baker Hughes GE declined to comment on its pricing except to say it makes regular adjustments to stay competitive.
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But after years of stagnation, the company is being forced to play catch-up in order to stay competitive.
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A driver who can somehow do all of that and stay competitive is worth their weight in carbon fiber.
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Industry participants say brokers are going to have to start offering more services if they want to stay competitive.
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Still, there are questions about whether TD Ameritrade may need to partner with a larger rival to stay competitive.
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Walmart is frantically bulking up its online operation in a bid to stay competitive with the online shopping juggernaut.
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In order to stay competitive in the world's most promising luxury car market, it's a matter of constantly adjusting.
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Republicans need the controversial candidate to stay competitive with Clinton to boost their chances of keeping control of Congress.
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To stay competitive, he thinks Apple needs to add a Siri API that opens access to iCloud-based information.
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Increasingly, they need to acquire startups and recently public companies to stay competitive and build out new product pipelines.
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New efforts to stay competitive include setting up, for the first time, bases outside Scandinavia to cut staff costs.
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Instead, it will turn to bigger-name brands like Procter & Gamble to help it stay competitive and cut costs.
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It's advancing the future of business and bringing new capabilities and efficiencies to companies to help them stay competitive.
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Nasdaq is not the first financial firm to set up a venture arm as a way to stay competitive.
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But their presence in Silicon Valley underscores how Chinese tech heavyweights still need American know-how to stay competitive.
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As consumers enjoy more and more dining options, restaurants remain focused on value, convenience and quality to stay competitive.
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There are many opportunities to reinvent yourself, especially since baseball requires you to adapt and adjust to stay competitive.
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Vori acts also as a product discovery engine for supermarkets, helping them stay competitive with Whole Foods and Amazon.
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It tried to stay competitive by merging with Office Depot, but the deal was blocked by a federal judge.
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A new system is long overdue and our economy needs this in order to stay competitive – domestically and abroad.
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We expect M&A activity to increase as financial services incumbents acquire fintech companies in an effort to stay competitive.
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Industry participants said all brokers are going to have to start offering more services if they want to stay competitive.
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Lyft said it was motivated by a desire to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving field of transportation and automation.
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LinkedIn's recruiting business, which today lists some 6 million jobs, needs updating and innovating all the time to stay competitive.
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In the early 2000s companies in all sorts of industries sent at least some manufacturing to China to stay competitive.
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The company needs these chips in order to stay competitive with ascendant technologies like those from ARM, which dominates mobile.
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Why it matters: For the U.S. to stay competitive, experts say it must take a page from the Chinese playbook.
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With new competition on the horizon, existing carriers may have to respond by lowering their own prices to stay competitive.
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Innovation is not slowing down, and brands need to keep up and embrace change if they want to stay competitive.
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Abundant labor meant wages were low, allowing manufacturers to stay competitive by pricing goods more attractively compared to global peers.
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It also means every company is competing for the same people, meaning higher salaries and more perks to stay competitive.
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Republicans have tried to trick us unto thinking this tax proposal is a way to help small businesses stay competitive.
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The comments come a week after larger rival RWE also announced it needed to cut more costs to stay competitive.
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To stay competitive in business and ahead of the game, it's increasingly important to continually learn new skills and information.
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The Republicans must widen their "big tent" if they want to stay competitive in the ultimate swing state and beyond.
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And for businesses to stay competitive, not least so-called scale-ups, they need to be proactive towards this trend.
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Analysts have said it will be hard for ZTE to stay competitive even if it could find non-American suppliers.
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" So in his view, ProducePay can help those farms stay competitive by "collateralizing assets you otherwise wouldn't be able to.
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Extended parental leave is a way for Goldman to stay competitive in the war for talentIn an interview with Yahoo!
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In some cases, she said, businesses are hiring and recruiting undocumented workers to try to cut costs and stay competitive.
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A continued push among firms to stay competitive also limited the increase in prices that they charged, pressuring profit margins.
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And at the same time, Buttigieg's campaign set a $13 million fundraising goal, to help "stay competitive" before Super Tuesday.
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Supermarkets are adding gyms and yoga sessions to stay competitive Can't tell whether this idea is baffling or secretly genius.
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It was acquired by Microsoft in 2012, and got a major upgrade in 2017 to stay competitive against Facebook Messenger.
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This will help us stay competitive and ultimately accelerate a clean energy transition to mitigate the effects of climate change.
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Being able to stay competitive because of superdelegates rather than everyday voters supporting you is nothing to be proud of.
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Higher import prices will allow domestic producers, previously forced to lower prices in order to stay competitive, to raise prices again.
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Of course, closed-door fundraisers are nothing new in a presidential campaign, which require vast sums of money to stay competitive.
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As for the future of banks, all of the panelists agreed banks will need to adopt new technology to stay competitive.
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Since then, smaller firms have opted to beef up those benefits to stay competitive with their much larger and richer counterparts.
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That also makes it an arm race that every retailer must be a part of if they want to stay competitive.
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Against that backdrop, the country's finance minister said Thursday that the upcoming budget will help companies improve productivity and stay competitive.
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The effort is helping Walmart to stay competitive with Amazon on pricing and to tightly control key functions such as inventory.
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Now, with Ellison at the helm, Lowe's has been overhauling its business in a bid to stay competitive with Home Depot.
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A lower tax rate will allow these businesses to stay competitive, retain and create jobs, and create opportunity in their communities.
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It just takes one bank to innovate and set a new standard before all the others follow suit to stay competitive.
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Big banks need to offer these kinds of integrations to stay competitive with neobanks that already offer this to their customers.
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The Republican should have the resources to stay competitive through November, with $1.7 million in the bank as of late May.
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Unless Macy's decides to drop the device even lower in order to stay competitive, we'd suggest buying your Instant Pot elsewhere.
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What they all must do to stay competitive in today's industry, he said, is to create new products and flavors. Often.
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BB&T and SunTrust announced they were taking that route on Thursday, in part to stay competitive in today's digital landscape.
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They will try to stay competitive with the high-powered Warriors without Davis when the teams meet Monday in New Orleans.
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In recent years, several big publishing houses have been adding imprints, acquiring smaller publishing companies and getting larger to stay competitive.
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He says that this means those services "really can't raise prices" much more on consumers if they want to stay competitive.
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To stay competitive globally, companies know they must develop the next generation of fuel-saving technologies here in the United States.
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To stay competitive with an e-commerce giant promising bargains like , more and more retailers have been forced to follow suit.
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With consumers in charge of their own health purchases, medical providers are forced cut their prices in order to stay competitive.
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The Warren campaign is banking on strong showings across Super Tuesday, but she will need to recover momentum quickly to stay competitive.
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Dunkin' will invest $60 million to improve its coffee as part of a larger rebranding to stay competitive with companies like Starbucks.
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And economic nationalism will speed automation: firms unable to outsource jobs to Mexico will stay competitive by investing in machines at home.
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Not only does open-source allow companies to stay competitive, it allows the startups producing the technologies to hire the best engineers.
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To stay competitive, the San Francisco-based start-up offers itself as a better curated, more convenient alternative to services like Craigslist.
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Also, Amazon lowered its grocery subscription fee last month, a move analysts saw as an attempt to stay competitive with Wal-Mart.
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In order to stay competitive with the likes of Verizon and Comcast, the telecommunications company needs to move into the media space.
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The deal created the world's biggest maker of panels used in smartphones and tablet computers, but the company failed to stay competitive.
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But that's a gamble the Cavaliers will have to take for the rest of this series if they want to stay competitive.
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Tiny, unimpressive Delaware realized long ago that to stay competitive, it has to give people a reason to send them their money.
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Hall starts off with $236,000 cash on hand, but he's shown an ability to stay competitive in fundraising the last two quarters.
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Wingard believes that there are three alternative credentials, beyond a bachelor's degree, that can be immensely helpful for professionals to stay competitive.
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Two. To stay competitive, my friend Kurz and his baseball codependents pursue Jewish ballplayers with the determination of Ahab after that whale.
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The wind-down follows a bruising holiday season, when the company failed to stay competitive and sales came in well below projections.
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Is Dell Demps/Mickey Loomis/Gayle Benson's priority to stay competitive in the short term (lol) or uproot everything and start over?
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What investments are required to ensure American workers have access to next generation technology and the skill sets necessary to stay competitive?
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For another thing, Sanders is expected to win California — possibly by a big margin — and stay competitive in or even win Texas.
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In the guide, Kan says it might be that your company can help the acquirer stay competitive in a certain business area.
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The transformation has provided the 133-year-old Dallas-based phone company with myriad ways to stay competitive in a brutal industry.
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Such investments are necessary to stay competitive, but it&aposs also an effort to retain current employees, according to CFO David Turner.
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Now, as wages stay competitive but good employees are scarce, this might also be an effective way to attract the best people.
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Yet MoviePass could no longer do that and stay competitive with the theater subscription services it forced the theater chains into creating.
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Amazon's goal, according to The Information, is to stay competitive with more recent entrants in the smart speaker market, like Apple and Google.
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If there was ever a sign that Google had a big hill to climb to stay competitive in home speakers, this was it.
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Especially in this era when we have got Citizens United and all of this corporate PAC money, it&aposs hard to stay competitive.
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With more than half of the company's revenue coming from customers outside the United States, the EXIM Bank helps them stay competitive worldwide.
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Rivals BMW and Daimler are the latest automakers to start pooling resources in order to stay competitive while they push toward full autonomy.
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As the pace of business accelerates, the need to be nimble and quickly shift direction to stay competitive becomes all the more important.
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Moreover, because it typically produces less food per acre, organic farming tends to need more land, workers and organic fertilizer to stay competitive.
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But Hurd saw that Oracle, an established company, had to reinvent itself to stay competitive, even when this seemed like a terrible idea.
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Instead, lawmakers assumed that, soon enough, old plants would either retire and make way for new models or undertake upgrades to stay competitive.
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"There's no doubt that we need to stay competitive with Russia and China, but we don't win by building up our military," Rep.
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Valve will release more card sets for Artifact and as the game grows, the only way to stay competitive will be to pay.
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It's crazy to think that all of these apps might have to create Chatbot platforms in order to stay competitive in their space.
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Rising production costs in the United States means that to stay competitive, an increasingly large number of businesses will shift their production abroad.
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Popovich believed that the Spurs needed solid games from Parker to stay competitive with the other top teams in the Western Conference playoffs.
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In a fast-moving industry, though, Tata will need to ensure its "in-house" partners and suppliers stay competitive on quality and price.
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Among other revelations, the report illuminated that to stay competitive, Uber bought information about its main American ride-hailing competitor, Lyft, from Unroll.
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Connecting to local universities and colleges, offering special opportunities to people who are already familiar with the area, can help companies stay competitive.
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"If we don't have the money to grow, we are not going to stay competitive in this race," Booker told MSNBC on Monday.
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If the old school car makers want to stay competitive, they'll have to merge with or buy companies solving the problems of the future.
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To stay competitive, these companies want the kind of frictionless trade and immigration policy that they currently enjoy, and will probably lose, after Brexit.
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Even looking over the past few years, Amazon has cut its price 44 times to stay competitive as well as pre-empt new entrants.
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If that's true, today's announcement of Uber Lite could be read as a doubling down of the company's intention to stay competitive in India.
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Why it matters: Open source providers are experimenting with how much of their technology to share, while protecting their intellectual property to stay competitive.
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The health insurance sector has gone through a number of big takeover deals in the past year as companies consider how to stay competitive.
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These new beauty collections help traditional retailers stay competitive amid shifting consumer demand and rising competition from trendy direct-to-consumer brands like Glossier.
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With declining revenue in 2017 and 2018, this new service offering may help MoneyGram stay competitive with the likes of PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle.
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There is a regulation change for next year, and we want to be the first team that can stay competitive through a regulation change.
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According to Pattisall, the big question is whether these networks can simplify fast enough to stay competitive with the upstarts and the big consultancies.
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To stay competitive, she'll want to be in line with the top candidates in the race, for whom that number is less than four.
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I don't think they'll be the only companies to take a stand, especially if they want to stay competitive to attract top female runners.
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CHASING THE DEAL Wengen, a popular winter sports destination, has seen visitors turning toward attractively priced rental properties; hotels are working to stay competitive.
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"Having those apps is critical for smartphone makers to stay competitive in regions like Europe," said Geoff Blaber, vice president of research, CCS Insight.
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Square Feet To stay competitive, developers and landlords are being driven to add telecommunications infrastructure, video screens and, yes, glass that tints itself automatically.
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While Alibaba is an e-commerce behemouth, like other Chinese tech giants it has had to expand beyond its core business to stay competitive.
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That would mean the U.S. loses market share in a major consumer, even if additional subsidies help its farmers stay competitive internationally, Baptist said.
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Chinese tech companies "have to expand beyond their core business" to stay competitive, said Kitty Fok, a Beijing-based analyst for research firm IDC.
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Still, the two firms said they are always looking for ways to stay competitive, and sometimes offer low-fee and no-fee trading promotions.
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Myers said mParticle planned to stay competitive by inking tech partnerships that are aimed at helping marketers collect and use data — starting with LiveRamp.
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Schick owner ditches its deal to buy Harry's The owner of Schick razors had a plan to stay competitive against Gillette, its biggest rival.
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All Apple has to do is stay competitive — it's got to invest just enough in the A.I.-driven future to keep its devices compelling.
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Amazon is expected to choose a city that will help it recruit top talent to stay competitive with rivals such as Alphabet Inc's Google.
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In some cases, Chinese manufacturers may decide to absorb some of the cost of the tariff in order to stay competitive in the US market.
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"Volkswagen must become more efficient, more productive and more profitable in order to finance the high expenditure in he future and stay competitive," Diess said.
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Millions of other middle-class Americans have experienced three decades of wage stagnation, while some companies outsource labor to stay competitive in a global marketplace.
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Here's why — companies have been spending millions of dollars on creating open source libraries for developers to stay competitive in attracting and retaining top employees.
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The department store operator has been shuttering underperforming shops to cut costs and stay competitive among discount brands and e-commerce behemoths such as Amazon.
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"Having those apps is critical for smartphone makers to stay competitive in regions like Europe," said Geoff Blaber, vice president of research at CCS Insight.
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"These tariffs will increase the cost of all of our products and we will no longer be able to stay competitive," the company's CEO wrote.
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Subsidies for food produced by industrial farms makes them artificially cheap, but the money from the restaurants' extra upcharge can help sustainable farms stay competitive.
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Battling cheating in games was just the start; today our products also help developers stay competitive by identifying player needs as quickly as they emerge.
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Tennessee and Vanderbilt are meeting for the 189th time and both teams are in desperate need of a victory to stay competitive in the SEC.
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But in order to stay competitive against all the other technology companies that have (or will eventually have) AI-powered assistants, Google has no choice.
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The move toward an open ecosystem has become a necessary one to stay competitive in adtech, but wasn't a concession Apple was willing to make.
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From the employer perspective – particularly for more established companies hoping to stay competitive in the talent war — introducing flexible policies should be executed with tact.
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Once inside, you'll need to get up to speed on complex products and markets, make the networking rounds, and stay competitive in your peer group.
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Delayed financing can help buyers stay competitive in hot housing markets, and even negotiate a better deal, without tying up their assets for too long.
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But while James might not be playing for a title this year, he's still finding plenty of places to stay competitive on the basketball court.
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It also supports efforts to build up China's high-tech industries like microchips and self-driving cars to make sure the economy will stay competitive.
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To stay competitive, traditional studios now have to pay attention to what those services are doing and try to beat them at their own game.
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To stay competitive, the established discount brokers will have to drive costs down, spread those costs over a broader base and spend more on technology.
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Without that money, they say, the New Jersey senator won't be able to scale up his campaign in the way he needs to stay competitive.
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Competition among Domino's, Pizza Hut and Papa John's is fierce, and the its worse-than-expected sales demonstrate how Domino's is struggling to stay competitive.
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Gross declined to comment on pay, except to say that the company's compensation practices vary by market, and that it does its best to stay competitive.
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A good start might be to figure out what that means, what landlords want from a tenant, and what other restaurateurs are doing to stay competitive.
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The United States saw a steady stream of major corporations move operations to more tax-friendly regions in an effort to cut costs and stay competitive.
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India's government raised tariffs on smartphones from 63 to 20 percent in February, forcing Apple to seek new measures to drop its prices and stay competitive.
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British officials have suggested they could be forced to slash corporate tax rates to stay competitive if the EU imposes a deal that includes punitive tariffs.
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The party of the landed aristocracy succeeded in absorbing not just factory owners but enough factory workers to stay competitive in the age of mass production.
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While it's important for Apple's iconic laptops to stay competitive, the reality is that they're just not as important as other products in the company's portfolio.
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But again, I think eventually, this will all need to evolve into real tax reform because companies have to stay competitive," Gutierrez said on "Power Lunch.
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Deputy Minister for Industry and Commerce, Rogelio Garza, told Reuters on Friday that the meeting sought to find mechanisms that would help the producers stay competitive.
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It's not a substantial shift for Periscope, but it does show the service is still pushing its product to stay competitive with Facebook's live video efforts.
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Softer profit could impact the firm's ability to invest in new technologies such as self-driving cars and electric vehicles to stay competitive against global rivals.
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Gilead is pinning its hopes on bictegravir to stay competitive with GSK and the U.S. company has been testing the new medicine alongside two older drugs.
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And we need to keep on our toes, to stay motivated and to continue to develop the organization in order to stay competitive the following years.
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"All Apple has to do is stay competitive — it's got to invest just enough in the A.I.-driven future to keep its devices compelling," he says.
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But if I were the company or its investors, I'd better be thinking about how to stay competitive with these alternative home energy systems going forward.
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He has considerable ground to make up to stay competitive in the overall delegate count despite flooding the states with nearly $200 million in TV ads.
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How do you stay competitive and differentiate when you know that all of these really smart people are working on these tools at Google and Microsoft?
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Whether as CEO or as an executive eyeing the corner office, top players know they have to take smart risks to ensure their companies stay competitive.
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British mobile giant Vodafone (VOD) merged its Indian operations with local rival Idea Cellular to stay competitive, while others quit the market altogether, including Reliance Communications.
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NAFTA helps American companies stay competitive in a global marketplace through the elimination of tariffs and other barriers to trade and investment in these very technologies.
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"As long as prices stay competitive, we'll be okay," said Dana Kaldor, 42, who grows soybeans, corn and wheat on 1,100 acres in eastern North Dakota.
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That has forced other emerging market currencies to weaken to stay competitive, and drawn the ire of the United States which sees it as an unfair devaluation.
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This week, after Verizon announced the return of unlimited data plans, Sprint was forced to follow suit to stay competitive with T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T.
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If Republicans continue to win in Midwestern states like Wisconsin and Michigan, Democrats will need to reliably win states like North Carolina and Arizona to stay competitive.
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Perfect. Using the right counters doesn't guarantee a win 100 percent of the time, but it's very hard to stay competitive when you're using the wrong ones.
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JPMorgan said it plans to spend more this year to grow its credit-card business and stay competitive in an industry that has become increasingly technology-focused.
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"The Chinese are looking for unique technology that goes beyond their traditional copycat style to stay competitive," says Sephi Shapira, chief executive officer of MassiveImpact International Ltd.
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ESPN President John Skipper talks with Peter Kafka about how the massive Disney-owned sports network is trying to stay competitive amid fears of cable TV stagnation.
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The company has vowed to work on lowering its prices further to stay competitive with peers, while beefing up its grocery department and expanding its presence online.
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Meanwhile, Target is trying to stay competitive by stealing Jeff Burt from Kroger to lead its food and beverage business, as comparable sales lag in this division.
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As more global beauty brands integrate tech tools to increase sales, FitSkin's Canadian founder is helping Johnson & Johnson's Neutrogena brand stay competitive in the beauty innovation market.
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He added Toshiba would need to show how it could stay competitive in the cash-generating but capital-intensive memory chip industry, given its battered balance sheet.
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It also creates a training voucher for $8,000 to ensure every American can attend a short-term training program to receive the skills necessary to stay competitive.
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To stay competitive, Michigan has spent much of the past decade trying to woo foreign investment from Beijing alongside longstanding investors from Japan, Europe and South Korea.
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But their goals were still modest: Run up the margin as much as possible in most of the Southern states, and stay competitive in Texas and California.
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To stay competitive, companies like Priceline are beefing up their rental property inventory, which means searches through these sites should become even more comprehensive in the future.
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Many automakers also expect to deepen discounts on their sedans and SUVs to stay competitive, raising industry concerns about a possible pricing war which may sting profitability.
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Training may be a relatively behind-the-scenes process for the big-name companies we cover, but it&aposs a critical part of how firms stay competitive.
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We are partnering with more than 35 small, medium, and large U.S. businesses to ensure that American-made products and workers stay competitive in the global economy.
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While that kind of advertising seems like a no-brainer for companies looking to stay competitive in a market that values privacy and security, is it actually?
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There is no question that we have work to do in order to stay competitive, increase productivity and make the most of opportunities for growth in London.
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However there's growing evidence that as companies embrace AI to stay competitive, which they will, in the end these changes will create more jobs than they destroy.
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What makes the situation worse is the fact that T-Mobile has been a shining example of what can happen when there is an incentive to stay competitive.
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It's pretty important that Samsung stay competitive with Apple on pricing here, since the Tab S3 is really designed to go head-to-head with the iPad Pro.
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HTC is clearly in a rough position as a company, and it's going to have to be pretty aggressive in order to stay competitive in the VR space.
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The current minimum wage, at $170, makes it a challenge for Cambodia to stay competitive, with some employers arguing the wage hike reduces its appeal for some firms.
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Earlier this summer the House Majority PAC announced it was already near the $20 million mark so these latest numbers show that CLF is trying to stay competitive.
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Meanwhile, for the accountants Roger sells into, Andersen says the startup is helping them stay competitive within a new landscape that is seeing automation becoming a major disruptor.
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Walmart's latest move to stay competitive with Amazon as the two retailers expand aggressively into new markets is an ebook and audiobook store with its Japan partner Rakuten.
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Prior to this partnership, Atlassian attempted to stay competitive in the corporate chat space by moving its HipChat customers to a new team product, which it called Stride.
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The need to stay competitive was the reason the company gave for moving the jobs from Indiana to Mexico, but Carrier's market share actually eroded slightly last year.
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This creates a vicious circle, as high wages and fancy offices force competitors to match these to stay competitive, and cause rent prices in startup areas to skyrocket.
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Like we saw with mobile banking apps, it just takes one bank to innovate and set a new standard before all the others follow suit to stay competitive.
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The Republican nominee's ability to stay competitive while running an unconventional campaign has underscored what Democratic lawmakers see as the need for Clinton to improve in certain areas.
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China's move has forced other emerging market currencies to weaken to stay competitive, and drawn the ire of the United States which sees it as an unfair devaluation.
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In short, the rise in new brands and offshoots is an easier way for legacy hospitality chains to stay competitive with new players such as Yotel and Airbnb.
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Analysts see no let-up in Temasek's investments in start-ups, which often attract billion-dollar funding as they race to build up war chests to stay competitive.
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And that's what helps our team stay competitive in the league where we're playing against teams from much bigger areas who get players from all over their regions.
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Under Therrien, the Habs have typically been a poor possession team, one that played an old-school that often left it relying on superior percentages to stay competitive.
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To stay competitive in the tight job market, Target will pay all workers a minimum starting wage of $264 per hour, nearly twice the federal mark of $2110.94.
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CNN's polling demonstrates that if Biden's going to stay competitive with Sanders beyond South Carolina, he's going to need a big and fast bounce out of this win.
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There are thousands of small RIA shops, many of them sole practitioners, that lack the resources to stay competitive and have no successor to carry on their business.
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GM says it is fighting to stay competitive in the auto industry, while lawmakers could face stark electoral consequences if a major company pulls out of their states.
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The need to stay competitive was the reason the company gave for moving the jobs from Indiana to Mexico, but Carrier's market share actually eroded slightly last year.
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Seven out of 10 of them require a degree or credential past high school, which is why we are taking bold steps to ensure Rhode Islanders stay competitive.
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Some political veterans warn that without new laws or regulations explicitly outlawing fraudulent social media tactics, both parties may feel pressure to use them simply to stay competitive.
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We do not expect leverage to come off in 2017 and expect only marginal improvement in 2018, given the company's plan to continue enlarging its scale to stay competitive.
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Its latest attempt to stay competitive is the HTC U268+, a new flagship that it touts as a "game changing" phone but is really just HTC playing catch-up.
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The Middle Eastern Solar Industry Association estimates that large-scale installations will stay competitive even with oil prices at $30 per barrel and gas prices at $5 per MMBtu.
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The deal, which closed in December, was among major multi-billion acquisitions in the sector as pharmacy benefits managers and health insurers combined in an effort to stay competitive.
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For Apple to stay competitive in this space — and make up the substantial ground its ceded to its rivals — it has to make Siri more open and more powerful.
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But that pricing is a sign that Apple is acknowledging it must offer more flexibility when it comes to pricing if it wants to encourage upgrades and stay competitive.
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Sonic the Hedgehog ソニック・ザ・ヘッジホッグ (game for the Sega Mega Drive) 22016 Sega, the other big name in Japanese gaming, needed a breakthrough to stay competitive with Nintendo.
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While Cox was ultimately able to stay competitive in fundraising during his race against Valadao, he was hardly viewed as one of the Democrats' strongest contenders at the outset.
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Targeted investments by the federal government could help the United States stay competitive and keep consumer cost low, all while addressing the needs of communities most affected by pollution.
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With four regulars sidelined, the Cowboys couldn't stay competitive Saturday and West Virginia won its seventh consecutive game 77-60 behind guard Jevon Carter's 16 points and five assists.
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New Surface products will also put the heat on Apple and other PC makers to stay competitive with products that are either powerful, affordable, or have new form factors.
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Amit Singh, Uber's head of global policy for work, noted in a blog post published Thursday how workers need increasing levels of education to stay competitive in today's economy.
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One Wall Street firm estimated that Omeros, the company that makes Omidria, would have to cut the drug's price by 90% to stay competitive without the enhanced Medicare rate.
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Sanders does the best among Latino voters, which could help him in Texas and California, where he'll need to pick up delegates in order to stay competitive with Biden.
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In 2019, the company sold a minority stake to Wheelhouse Entertainment, a talent and content company in which Jimmy Kimmel is a partner, which could help it stay competitive.
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Some have argued that eliminating commissions made the firm's $26 billion merger with Schwab (SCHW) inevitable -- a last ditch effort to stay competitive by partnering with a larger rival.
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To stay competitive, we need to get down to at least the 28503 percent rate that is being considered, or closer to the 22019 percent that was originally proposed.
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Toyota is fighting to stay competitive in the U.S. market, which is coming off a strong run that culminated in record sales of 17.55 million vehicles industry-wide in 2016.
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"We need to stay competitive in an increasingly difficult market so that we can continue to build a sustainable future for Times journalism," he said in a statement on Friday.
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Founder and CEO Elery Pfeffer suggested that this can help smaller businesses stay competitive against Amazon, while avoiding some of the pitfalls of promoting themselves through discount sites like Groupon.
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India, in Pool B along with Argentina, Canada, Germany, Ireland and the Netherlands in Rio, have often been hamstrung by an inability to stay competitive in the final 15 minutes.
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CNN has a mandate to fail fast, meaning initiatives that don't show a promising return on investment after a few months will be re-evaluated in order to stay competitive.
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There's no sign that Silicon Valley's war for top talent will subside soon — and while neither GitHub nor LinkedIn focus on education, both offer tools to help professionals stay competitive.
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Chief Financial Officer Jane Morreau said the alcoholic beverage maker was not going to raise prices right away to stay competitive but plans to do so later in the year.
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And while the Pentagon has made this development a top priority, falling behind to obtain a major weapon of war in the future, is not an option to stay competitive.
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On Tuesday, his campaign said it raised $25.3 million in the third quarter, a haul that will allow him to stay competitive in the primary contest well into next year.
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Chason, who joined Google to lead its cloud business last year after about 18 years at Microsoft, said Google's network capabilities and speed of innovation will help it stay competitive.
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"In emerging markets like Brazil, for years monopoly banks hadn't had to stay competitive," said Lindsay Davis, a senior intelligence analyst at CB Insights who focuses on the fintech industry.
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Governor Branstad said that while he supported the limits on home rule, he would like to see the state minimum wage raised so Iowa can stay competitive with neighboring states.
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Instacart has different buying options that include both pickup and delivery to keep customers interested and to stay competitive against the likes of Amazon's grocery stores, Prime Fresh, or even DoorDash.
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That bolsters the chances that Blue Origin will stay competitive with Elon Musk's SpaceX as the two companies continue to pioneer privatized space transportation, both for the commercial and tourism industries.
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These efforts will go a long way in helping Google stay competitive with mobile-first news readers like Apple News and the built-in news delivery mechanisms of Facebook and Twitter.
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It's a move that suggests that even when a business begins as a digital brand as Warby Parker did in 2010, in order to stay competitive, it pays to get physical.
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Going forward, it seems like YouTube will have to diversify the feature further if it wants to stay competitive, especially as other platforms grow more appealing to creators with specific needs.
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"Nobody likes to buy at all-time highs, but with the prospect of it going higher, you're missing out, so you have to do some buying to stay competitive," Pavlik said.
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"We need to make sure that we continue to look outwards and not inwards; we need to stay competitive, and we need to remain a welcome home to tech," she said.
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But a lot of startup innovation happens in retail, as well, so one might expect a retailer valued at $180 billion to buy a few venture-backed companies to stay competitive.
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The NFL says it has a salary cap to ensure that all its teams can stay competitive, and that's true to some degree, but it's also in place to suppress wages.
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Wall Street will want to see a more robust business that's not as vulnerable to foes like stock brokerage Charles Schwab, which is already lowering fees to stay competitive with Robinhood.
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The TL2 is worth taking note of because it allows Leica's T series to stay competitive against the faster, more powerful mirrorless cameras, including Leica's own SL mirrorless full-frame camera.
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He said that older Dota players can take advantage of their experience to stay competitive for longer, but that often requires them to move into a support role as a captain.
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Cruz needs as resounding a victory as possible to stay competitive on a day when Trump is expected to put in a dominant performance in other states voting on "Super Tuesday".
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The number of U.S. farm cooperatives has been steadily shrinking in recent years, as they scramble to consolidate and stay competitive amid the merger frenzy of major seed and chemical companies.
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It outlined an array of recommendations the president could take to help domestic manufacturers struggling to stay competitive, including a sweeping tariff of 24 percent on steel imports from all countries.
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That can help ensure dependability and consistency, but Nissan seems to be realizing that it's hard to stay competitive when Ram, Chevy, GMC, and Ford are constantly releasing new, better trucks.
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"They can't all go commission-free, but they'll also have to expand their lineups if they want to stay competitive," said Neena Mishra, director of ETF research at Zacks Investment Research.
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Forrester Research analyst Joanna O'Connell said The Trade Desk might decide it needs to make an acquisition like that to stay competitive with the walled gardens of Facebook, Google, and Amazon.
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AF: But it sounds like you do agree with President Trump to the certain extent that you need to increase manufacturing in the US to stay competitive in the US market?
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"They'd have a future, but it would get harder and harder to stay competitive as Airbus uses its muscle to lower A220 costs and prices," said Teal Group analyst Richard Aboulafia.
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"They'd have a future, but it would get harder and harder to stay competitive as Airbus uses its muscle to lower A220 costs and prices," said Teal Group analyst Richard Aboulafia.
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We also heard how critical it is to have sound crop insurance, along with other production safety net programs, to help our farmers stay competitive against Mother Nature and unpredictable markets.
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As Christie and Kasich scramble to find enough support to stay competitive with outsiders like Cruz and Trump, they face pressure from establishment allies to quickly coalesce behind a consensus choice.
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Scholz told a business conference in France on Wednesday that governments should support mergers and stop concentrating projects solely on local companies to make better use of procurement spending and stay competitive.
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It said continued investment in prices to stay competitive in a "challenging, deflationary and uncertain market" would slow the pace of profit improvement, particularly in the first half of its current year.
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In California, where a law to legalize adult-use recreational cannabis took effect this year, lawmakers have already proposed temporarily reducing state-imposed cannabis taxes to help legitimate pot workers stay competitive.
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Rendall says it is quite likely that China, as well as Korea, will begin ramping up robotics investments in their own respective industries to offset rising labor costs and to stay competitive.
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That's ultimately why we all came to Washington: we want Congress to help places like Eastern Kentucky, West Virginia, southern Ohio, and southwestern Virginia stay competitive in a rapidly changing energy economy.
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It's expected to spend nearly $7 billion on programming this year alone to meet consumer demands, and costs may rise more for Netflix to stay competitive with other on-demand video platforms.
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"Volkswagen must become more efficient, more productive and more profitable in order to finance the high expenditure in the future and in order to stay competitive," Diess said during the press conference.
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Although outplayed in those games, the Sharks had shown enough resilience to stay competitive — losing the first on a goal with 053:33 left in the game and the second in overtime.
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Macri said that neighboring Brazil had "raised the bar" by passing a comprehensive labor reform but that Argentina would stay competitive and lower costs by negotiating labor deals with individual sector unions.
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Although the tax reform has created a friendlier environment for start-ups, regulations need to be pared down in order for the U.S. to stay competitive, said John Chambers, former Cisco CEO.
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To stay competitive in an increasingly tech-oriented marketplace, some legacy firms are betting they can see better results from investing in early-stage startups than from developing new ideas from scratch.
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Postpaid unlimited data plans have been rising in popularity among major US carriers since 2017, and now, carriers are slashing their prices for prepaid unlimited plans for the same reason: to stay competitive.
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Many companies that are considering bringing work back from overseas in response to the Trump administration's trade wars may find automation the best way to stay competitive, even with higher-cost U.S. workers.
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If you want to stay competitive in the dating game, you have to bring the bling … or car, or luxury handbag — really anything that costs more than most Americans make in a year.
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Tepper echoed this point, saying "AMD is coming at them full throttle" and taking market share away from Intel, and also forcing the company to slash prices in an effort to stay competitive.
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You haven't seen any, or virtually any price increase, because what China does – it's basically their companies – they subsidize their companies because they want to keep people working, they want to stay competitive.
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Apple needs Siri to be open if it's to stay competitive in the home The news comes as the smart home market becomes increasingly intertwined with cloud services and artificial intelligence-powered products.
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While today's workforce may require a different mix of skills, investing in high school CTE programs aimed at meeting modern needs of the workplace could help America stay competitive in the new era.
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Many companies that are considering bringing work back from overseas in response to the Trump administrations trade wars may find automation the best way to stay competitive, even with higher-cost U.S. workers.
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State-owned PetroChina , the mainland's biggest oil and gas producer, is "substantially overstaffed" and will need to cut jobs to stay competitive, said Bernstein's senior oil and gas analyst, Neil Beveridge on Thursday.
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Coach David Quinn has a tall task ahead: melding all this youth with a sprinkling of veterans and creating a team that can stay competitive over the grind of an 82-game season.
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Considering the beauty industry is more guided by trends than any other fast-moving consumer goods sector, according to Nielsen data, it's no surprise brands are increasingly turning to tech to stay competitive.
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The Echo Buds make it possible to use Alexa hands-free even when you're not home — an important move for Amazon if it wants to stay competitive with rivals like Google and Apple.
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The deal, if realized, will make Fujitsu the second Japanese PC assembler after NEC Corp to seek the help of the world's largest PC maker to stay competitive in the thin margin market.
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The council chairman, Phil Mendelson, who led the effort, said the capital had to reform its tax code and ease the burden on business and middle- and low-income taxpayers to stay competitive.
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Technological disruption will drive this, as companies across all sectors will seek to acquire businesses with digital capabilities they don't have in order to stay competitive, Baker McKenzie wrote in a separate article.
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LONDON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Britain's insurance market must have the same access to the European Union as Bermuda and Switzerland to stay competitive, Lloyd's of London chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown said on Wednesday.
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From agrichemical companies to rural farm elevators, businesses big and small have rushed in recent years to merge, establish joint ventures or acquire rivals in a bid to cut costs and stay competitive.
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Hulu is dropping the price of its most popular plan to $5.99 per month — down from $7.99 — as the company works to stay competitive in a crowded video streaming space, the company announced Wednesday.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong needs to find new ways to attract so-called new-economy companies to stay competitive, Charles Li, chief executive of bourse operator Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd (HKEX) (0388.
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"Investors have been selling expensive funds and buying lower-cost ones, exerting pressure on the industry, in general, and on active managers, in particular, to lower fees in order to stay competitive," Lamy said.
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In its effort to stay competitive, Fitbit has been slashing prices, which resulted in a shrinking of its gross margin, or the profit left after subtracting costs of goods sold, to 34.5% from 39.8%.
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Traditional taxi companies use Taxify's web-based dispatcher and fleet management systems to manage their back-end and unite under Taxify's consumer facing app to stay competitive against expanding networks like Hailo and Uber.
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They can stay competitive without bottoming out, and have enough space to afford two more max-level free agents, when LeBron James, George, Russell Westbrook, DeMarcus Cousins, Isaiah Thomas, and others will be available.
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"Ford's announcement of 20,000 global layoffs to streamline and cut costs is a typical strategy of large corporations who need to pivot to stay competitive," John A. Challenger, CEO of Challenger, said Thursday morning.
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John Kasich, who is relying almost exclusively on a strong showing in New Hampshire, Rubio is trying to stay competitive nationally if the nominating contest becomes a delegate-by-delegate slugfest across the country.
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To stay competitive and truly realize the economic and security benefits of this technology, the U.S. government should be investing at least $50 million a year in academic and business research on this technology.
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"As they move Jeep up-market, in order to stay competitive in that segment, they need, at the least, plug-in hybrids and there's increasing likelihood they'll need battery-electric versions, too," said Abuelsamid.
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"By taking measures to restrict international trade, the Trump administration risks undoing this economic progress and harming American workers and businesses who rely on trade to stay competitive in the global marketplace," he said.
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The Breitbart News head has yet to formally weigh in on Tarkanian and Nevada's Senate race, but support from Bannon and GAA could give both candidates the financial boost they need to stay competitive.
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Pebble, which had two of the three most-funded campaigns on Kickstarter for its smartwatches, was acquired by Fitbit last year for less than $25 million after struggling to stay competitive in the market.
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All of this amounts to more pressure on Netflix to reverse its negative cash flow to appease investors and to keep churning out prestige content like "Roma" in order to stay competitive with rivals.
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Traditional taxi companies use Taxify's web-based dispatcher and fleet management systems to manage their back-end and unite under Taxify's consumer-facing app to stay competitive against expanding networks like Hailo and Uber.
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The market opportunity is too big, and to stay competitive with major competitors like Samsung and Google, it's hard to believe they wouldn't launch something in this space in the next couple of years.
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Allowing pharmacists and patients with a prescription to buy drugs back at half the price from Canada is touted as a way to force US companies to roll back their prices to stay competitive.
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A GOP congressman is questioning whether the United States will be able to stay competitive with Russia in the Arctic under the current timeline for the Coast Guard to get a new icebreaker ship.
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In an effort to stay competitive in the flash memory market, it unveiled plans on Thursday to invest 360 billion yen ($3.2 billion) over three years to build a new semiconductor facility in Japan.
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Analysts say the partnership that Renault and Nissan founded in 1999 to share purchasing and expertise is essential if the companies are to stay competitive in an industry where size provides a crucial advantage.
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"Capital expenditure turned out solid probably because firms see the need to invest in cutting-edge technology to stay competitive and deal with labor shortages," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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Mr. Jiang has worked in inland provinces that depend on steel and other heavy industries that have struggled to stay competitive and have required large loans from state-controlled banks to stay in business.
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Amazon's Prime Day in July, for example, has led to more retailers like Target, Walmart and Kohl's offering steep discounts on toys, apparel and electronics during the summer, in a bid to stay competitive.
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But, having seen it work in practice in her two years at the company, she said it has challenged her to "think outside the box" about new ways to stay competitive and motivate employees.
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But to stay competitive, the established discount brokers will have to drive costs down, spread those costs over as big and broad a base as possible and spend even more on ever-fancier technology.
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Microsoft has been bolstering its growth by presenting an "aggressive front" when it comes to partnerships and acquisitions, Gartner vice president Sid Nag said, striking big deals in order to stay competitive with AWS.
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Some of the biggest publishing houses have been adding imprints and acquiring smaller publishing companies to stay competitive, hoping that getting bigger would give them an advantage when negotiating terms with retailers and distributors.
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Black voters are expected to play a key role in the 22018 Democratic primary, and in a large primary field, reaching these voters will be important to any campaign that wants to stay competitive.
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Selling sports rights to a giant like Amazon, with a market capitalization of more than $700 billion, could spur other technology giants like Apple, Google and Facebook to bid on sports rights to stay competitive.
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Still, the company maintained that it is important for GM to import some of the SUVs into the United States so it can stay competitive with foreign players such as BMW (BMWYY) and Volvo (VOLAF).
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Japan's three biggest shippers—Nippon Yusen KK, Mitsui OSK Lines and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha—announced a merger of their container shipping businesses on Monday in an attempt to stay competitive amid the industry's sharp downturn.
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Walmart is also trying to stay competitive with Amazon by offering customers cheaper discounts on online-only items if they choose to pick up in store rather than have the product shipped to their house.
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Azmin said MAS is currently strengthening its operations and internal management through cost-cutting efforts and service improvements as well as strengthening of code-sharing agreements and joint ventures with other airlines to stay competitive.
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Why it matters: The investment is a part of a major digital push by the company to stay competitive in an era where Google and Facebook have tightened their grip on the digital advertising market.
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In 24 cases, the DOE ruled that the RFS would have no impact on the refinery's ability to stay competitive and profitable, but the EPA still granted the waiver, ABFA alleged in the court documents.
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Frenette, the manager of the band Bon Iver, raised $250,000 in six weeks after launching his bid, giving Democrats hope he might be able to stay competitive with Duffy and his $2.2 million war chest.
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It's why I quit playing Magic: The Gathering in the real world and took it up again when Arena came out—I'm just not going to spend hundreds of dollars to stay competitive every year.
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If you look at what happened there, across the board every other industry has very competitive, you know, dynamics, but also many areas of collaboration in order to you know stay competitive and stay relevant.
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If such measures were introduced by the EU, it could prove a setback for European efforts to stay competitive in 5G because it would likely lead to delays and extra costs in building out networks.
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Biden could use the help: The former vice president raised $22.7 million during the final three months of 2019, enough money to stay competitive with his fellow frontrunners — but less than top rivals like Sen.
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The Malaysian national carrier said it is strengthening its operations and internal management via cost-cutting and service improvements, as well as strengthening code-sharing pacts and joint ventures with other airlines to stay competitive.
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Bell said that could hurt the country's ability to stay competitive with the rest of the world, since Washington will be focused more on servicing the debt instead of spending on areas such as education.
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European banks have shed thousands of jobs and closed whole business lines to stay competitive since the financial crisis, but have lagged U.S counterparts in coping with low interest rates, regulation and sluggish economic growth.
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And because Bredesen is independently wealthy -- he has already loaned his campaign $3.45 million -- he will be able to stay competitive with Blackburn (and Republican super PACs) in the final seven weeks of this campaign.
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It's working to stay competitive in China, the world's largest auto market, where regulators are demanding a significant shift toward electric driving, and debating a complete ban on gas and diesel cars in the coming decades.
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These big internet businesses have the scale and existing infrastructure that existing cloud gaming companies can only dream of, and competing services may be forced to stay competitive by adding new features or data centers, too.
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EU leaders fear delays to euro zone integration plans, some of which are to strengthen the banking system, and many economists warn Europe's biggest economy must reform and invest in broadband and infrastructure to stay competitive.
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The Republican nominee is rebounding from a summer of repeated stumbles that threatened to undermine his candidacy, underscoring his ability to claw his way back and stay competitive despite controversies that would sink any other politician.
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For instance, the TPU is what forms the basis of Google subsidiary DeepMind's AlphaGo system, and it helps Google stay competitive with fellow AI research powerhouse Facebook, which also designs its own AI training server hardware.
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What they're saying: The number of biosimilars in development is increasing, and two biologics facing biosimilar competition — Neupogen and Remicade — have begun offering bigger discounts to stay competitive, even though their list prices haven't come down.
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To stay competitive, the financial sector needs access to the European Union market, a tailored regulatory regime in line with international standards, and attractive rules with a high degree of predictability and legal certainty, he said.
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The need for new technology approaches is moving to the forefront for banks as they struggle to stay competitive with nimble fintech firms that provide bank-like services, especially in the area of payments, panelists said.
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Macri said neighboring Brazil had "raised the bar" for reforms by passing a comprehensive labor overhaul, but he said Argentina would stay competitive and lower costs by negotiating with sectors including meat, fishing, logistics and textiles.
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"There is a much greater than 50 percent chance that tax reform will happen… the U.S. has got to stay competitive in this disruptive environment," he said at the Abu Dhabi International Exhibition Petroleum Conference (ADIPEC).
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The recently announced Pfizer-Allergan deal, in which Pfizer would shift its corporate location to Ireland, one of many recent "inversions", shows the lengths US businesses are going to reduce their tax bills and stay competitive.
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However, because his average campaign donation is approximately $25, the Sanders campaign needs all the help it can get to stay competitive in an election otherwise funded by some of the wealthiest individuals in the nation.
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Why do students graduate saddled with debt (which in many cases they cannot repay with the skills they are trained for), while the need for retraining to stay competitive isn't a possibility, but rather a certainty?
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That's great for consumers, but it's beginning to hurt grocery stores, which have had to duke it out in promotional price wars in order to stay competitive and get people in the doors to spend more.
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"We share Talespin's vision that the workforce needs innovative solutions to stay competitive, maximize opportunity and increase employee satisfaction," said Jason Gold, Vice President of Finance, Corporate Development and Investor Relations at Cornerstone, in a statement.
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It comes amid a volatile patch on Wall Street and amid a steady stream of hectoring from President Donald Trump, who has called for lower rates to stay competitive with policy at other global central banks.
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It comes amid a volatile patch on Wall Street and amid a steady stream of pressure from President Donald Trump, who has called for lower rates to stay competitive with policy at other global central banks.
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"Before the swearing-in, it was the one area of hope Democrats had that we could find some common ground, 'cause we agreed that infrastructure desperately needs serious investment in America to stay competitive," said Rep.
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To stay competitive, particularly as rival devices powered by Google's Android operating system have become almost as good as Apple's, the firm will come under increasing pressure to collect more data and make greater use of them.
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"I'm not sure there is a right way to go about this process, whether it's free agency, trades or bottoming out for the draft, or the way we're doing it, by trying to stay competitive," Ainge said.
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The Baker-led offer comes at a time when the struggling Canadian department store operator has been shuttering its underperforming shops to cut costs and stay competitive among discount brands and e-commerce behemoths such as Amazon.
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The deal, which combines the German company's strength in offshore windpower and Gamesa's strong presence in emerging markets, comes amid a wave of consolidation in the wind industry as companies try to cut costs and stay competitive.
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"If companies want to stay competitive and have a shot at hiring the best available talent, they're going to have to be flexible," said Jose Benitez Cong, a former Apple recruiter who is now launching a startup.
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Vietnam, for example, has already devalued the dong several times to stay competitive with Chinese goods and the fear is that others may follow suit, creating a spiral of devaluations similar to the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
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Boeing, Spirit Aero's biggest customer, and European rival Airbus have been pressing suppliers to cut prices on aircraft parts, as they seek to stay competitive amid burgeoning demand from airlines for more capable planes at lower prices.
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Photo source: JD Logistics via Weibo Photo source: JD Logistics via Weibo China's express delivery market, like many other fledgling industries, is a relentless race that sees players offer heavily subsidized prices for customers to stay competitive.
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For example, they may have to cut prices to stay competitive, and even lower prices may not be enough to attract customers away from Amazon's promotions for its own items, which show up in many search results.
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On Monday, analysts were quick to suggest that Comcast strike a deal for a wireless carrier to stay competitive with AT&T, which already counts more than 100 million subscribers across its wireless, broadband and DirecTV offerings.
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The industrial strategy slots together with other parts of the Commission's "Green Deal", including its plan to impose carbon border measures on imports from other countries to help EU firms stay competitive while investing in emissions cuts.
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His decision to do so now reflects a new urgency for a campaign that once was the fundraising darling of the field but now has set a deadline to raise $13 million to stay competitive into March.
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Until a controversial but common drug used to facilitate breathing during exertion is outlawed on the day of a race, he argued, even good-faith horsemen will continue to use the drug in order to stay competitive.
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Now many of those companies and their workers are girding for expected changes to immigration policy under President Trump that the companies say could hurt their ability to tap the technical talent they need to stay competitive.
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Although two-day shipping was the Prime component that made the service so appealing and unique when it launched in February 2005, added perks — including unlimited Prime video streaming and Amazon Music — have helped to program stay competitive.
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Bernie: When you say stay competitive, obviously you mean keeping up with technology, productivity, movement of goods, how effective are we, vis-a-vis other alternative facilities in China - basically staying one step ahead in all areas, correct?
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We need these skills to protect against global threats, like China trying to steal our intellectual property, and to stay competitive internationally, given India is on pace to overtake the U.S. on the number of developers by 2017.
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However, as the cosmetics market grows — thanks in part to the rise of direct-to-consumer companies like Glossier and the proliferation of trends like K-beauty in the US — drugstores are struggling to stay competitive in beauty.
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They argue that the farming and ranching business in North Dakota needs to evolve to stay competitive: Dairies and hog farms have declined in recent years, prompting many people to argue that the industries could use a boost.
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The maker of the MX-5 Miata roadster and the reputed Skyactiv gasoline engines also faces higher costs to stay competitive in an industry which is being disrupted by new technologies, including self-driving cars and electric vehicles.
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To stay competitive, the company underwent a sweeping re-organization last October to place more focus on enterprise businesses, such as cloud computing and other digital infrastructure for industries ranging from finance, healthcare and education to government services.
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Kelly said the airline was losing "big money" on every single flight, but is considering applying for funds under a government rescue package to avoid furloughs and to stay competitive with other airlines that may receive government aid.
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The candidate spent more than he raised in January, and he urged his supporters last week to help him bring in $13 million before March 3 to stay competitive, a plea the campaign repeated in its recent memo.
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While most modern retailers know they need to be as digitally advanced as ever in order to stay competitive, many are still struggling to keep their websites from crashing on big days like Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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They also agree that workers benefit from the global competition and success but that it is essential to increase access to education and job training in order for U.S. workers to stay competitive in the new American economy.
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That off-season, the Raptors opted to stay competitive and give it a longer try rather than resuming their teardown, and Patterson re-signing on a three-year deal (along with Lowry) was a strong indicator of that.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche and Brian Sullivan to Lead Discussions CEOs of AARP, Catalyte & CareerBuilder to Participate Near the top of every company's list of challenges is finding the best workers to stay competitive in a tight labor market.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's space agency said on Tuesday it had successfully launched a solid fuel rocket named Epsilon-2, the latest in Tokyo's effort to stay competitive in an industry that has robust growth potential and strong security implications.
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Dunelm has been struggling to stay competitive due to dwindling customer numbers at its more than 170 stores and the protracted integration of the Worldstores and Kiddicare brands, which it bought almost two years ago for 13 million pounds.
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He says that the company has been built on a vision that involves something called the "Logistics Super Highway", which involves the integration of physical, informational and financial flows to enable the 60-year-old company to stay competitive.
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There are countless companies that appear eager to offer these type of tracking and data-collection features to stay competitive and because they're implemented in clandestine enough fashion as to go under the radar of most everyday internet users.
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In a confidential memo to top donors this week, the former vice president's campaign manager sought to allay growing concerns that his candidate wouldn't be able to stay competitive with his rivals on the airwaves and on the ground.
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At the time, Konami was one of the few prominent game developers to help the TurboGrafx-16, known as the PC Engine in Japan, stay competitive with and even briefly overtake Nintendo and Sega in the home console market.
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By making it possible for every American to get the skills, tools and knowledge to find a job or to move up in their career, we'll not only improve individual lives, we'll also stay competitive in the global economy.
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Many operators rely on Huawei to build out 5G networks, and a de-facto ban would be a considerable setback for Europe's efforts to stay competitive in communications, with implications for connected factories, self-driving cars and medical technology.
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REAL ESTATE Because of an editing error, a caption this weekend for two pictures with a cover article about older apartment buildings in New York that are adding amenities to stay competitive omits the description of the top photograph.
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Financing your MBAHow to ask your company to pay for your MBA — and get them to say yesEvery question you have about filling out the FAFSA for your MBA, answeredMBA programs are boosting financial aid offerings to stay competitive.
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While automation could give companies a productivity boost, they need to invest in their employees in order to stay competitive, according to Saadia Zahidi, head of the Centre for the New Economy and Society at the World Economic Forum.
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On Tuesday, Tencent's usually low-profile founder and CEO Pony Ma made rare comments to weigh in on escalating tensions between the United States and China, calling domestic tech companies to build more self-reliance in a bid to stay competitive.
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We've talked a little bit about how Apple's doing this in Safari where it's built into the Chrome OS. As more and more, I guess, technology companies start to bake these features directly into their software, how do you stay competitive?
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SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Alibaba-backed YTO Express plans to go public via a 17.5 billion yuan ($2.7 billion) merger with a listed clothing maker, becoming the latest courier seeking capital market funds to stay competitive during China's e-commerce boom.
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To stay competitive in the marketplace for talent, taking into consideration such a low unemployment rate in the U.S., Walmart has added perks like subsidizing the cost of higher education for its employees who've yet to earn a college degree.
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If he isn't, they should keep the first pick, do whatever they can to sign Hayward or Griffin, and stay competitive in the short-term while cultivating a potential powerhouse in the background for once James finally starts to wear down.
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In an effort to stay competitive with other fast food chains, and publicly establish a commitment to healthy consumers, American and Canadian McDonald's outlets are giving away activity trackers with Happy Meals, and marketing them in light of the Olympics.
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Daniel Neuenschwander, head of space transportation for the European Space Agency (ESA), said efforts were under way to cut costs and stay competitive in a market increasingly dominated by U.S. and Chinese players, but the playing field was not level.
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The trick is, Vectordash is entering a bear cryptocurrency environment where there are tons of GPUs ready to be put to work, so the company will have a market as long as it can stay competitive with crypto mining returns.
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The revamped A380s will have six first class seats, versus 12 earlier, which CEO Goh Choon Phong said would better match supply and demand at a time when the airline is undertaking a three-year transformation plan to stay competitive.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A push by Airbus SE and Boeing Co to capture more of the $77 billion global commercial aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) market is leading incumbents to seek partnerships and explore new business lines to stay competitive.
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Better brand consistency helps to build trust and long-term value, which helps companies stay competitive without having to join a race to the bottom, particularly in terms of how they position themselves against competitors and with regards to pricing.
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VW shares are still down nearly 20 percent since the emissions cheating was exposed as investors worried not only about large fines and management instability, but the toll the scandal would take on the German automaker's efforts to stay competitive.
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"It became clear that the best way to stay competitive and protect the business for long term" was to move production, an executive told employees, who were volubly and understandably upset by the looming loss of good, family-sustaining jobs.
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Mohammad Siddiqur Rahman, president of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association, said the price hike was a blow to the world's second-largest apparel exporter that largely depends on low wages and trade deals with Western countries to stay competitive.
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If the rookie bigs can take a few extra steps forward and the team can manage to stay competitive through that, then they'll be better for it later in the season, or if either is called upon in the postseason.
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SumUp Chief Executive Daniel Klein told Reuters that his company, which is funded partly by e-commerce giant Groupon, is prepared to cut the fees it charges merchants in order to take advantage of a growing market and stay competitive.
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Many of the country's biggest publishing houses have added imprints and acquired smaller publishing companies in an effort to stay competitive by getting larger, which gives them more leverage in setting terms with big retailers like Barnes & Noble and Amazon.
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The new rules would offer dealers increased protections and flexibility to operate at a time when China's slowing economy has forced many dealers to discount heavily, even to the point of selling new cars at a loss, to stay competitive.
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Both retailers are also trying to stay competitive on price — Macy's, for example, is adding more discount locations within its stores across the U.S. "The erosion of profitability and margins are necessary evils," said Neil Saunders, GlobalData retail managing director.
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"While we fully support the case that the UK must stay competitive in a growing global marketplace, we do not think re-writing the rules is the correct way to go about it," its corporate governance manager Ashley Hamilton Claxton said.
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That's practically the bare minimum it would need to stay competitive with shooters like the $4500 Sony A9 and $3300 Canon 5D Mark IV. If Nikon wants to make a really incredible camera that will entice new users it needs something super slick.
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They can pass on the tax to consumers by charging higher prices, they can eat the difference to stay competitive or they can push back on the supplier to lower the base cost of the product to account for the new taxes.
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"Historically banks have tried to build everything themselves, but we are now seeing a big shift where they want to partner with the best to propel development, quickly launch new features and stay competitive," Tink co-founder and CEO Daniel Kjellén tells me.
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In the aftermath of Mitt Romney's failed presidential bid in 2012, the Republican National Committee circulated a memo noting that the party would have to broaden its appeal to racial minorities—especially Hispanics—should they wish to stay competitive in future elections.
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Adderton, who is no longer affiliated with Boost's business in the United States, had previously called for the companies to divest some users and formal regulation to ensure that smaller wireless companies that operate off T-Mobile and Sprint's networks could stay competitive.
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But Lighthouse contends that it has the expertise and product chops to deliver on a truly smart home security camera, even one that can stay competitive with the software of Silicon Valley giants, nearly all of which have extensive AI research labs.
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The need to stay competitive was the main reason cited for the shift to software and services by decision-makers, as firms that are growing faster were found to spend 0003 percent more of their budgets on software than slower-growing ones.
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"Frankly, I believe if you're going to stay competitive in today and tomorrow's agriculture, you have to train and be on top of things both in technology and the business world," said Marcos Fernandez, associate dean at Purdue University's College of Agriculture.
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The SPD had vowed to lower the limit on fixed-term contracts to give employees more security, a measure that had been opposed by Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives who said it limits the hiring and firing flexibility firms need to stay competitive.
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The company wants to keep the price of their device low enough that precincts across the U.S. can easily afford them; right now Debrincat says the startup is shooting for the $800-$1,000 range to stay competitive with other options out there.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Nordea, the Nordic region's biggest bank by market value, reported third-quarter operating earnings in line with market expectations on Thursday and said it planned to cut staff by at least 6,000 employees and consultants to stay competitive.
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In 24 cases, the Energy Department gave the applicant a viability score of zero, meaning the RFS would have no impact on the refinery's ability to stay competitive and profitable, but the EPA still granted the waiver, ABFA alleged in the court documents.
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"Anchor products allow us to stay competitive to big-box stores, and we will lose regular customers that keep our doors open," said Miriam Zouzounis, a board member of the Arab American Grocers Association, which represents over 400 businesses in San Francisco.
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But Apple will need to step up its transit integration if it wants to stay competitive — not just with Google but also with Uber and Lyft, which have made major strides in recent months to add transit details in their respective apps.
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British and German authorities have indicated that a complete ban is unlikely, but the United States-led campaign threatens to slow down construction of the new technology in Europe that governments and businesses believe is needed to stay competitive in a digitized economy.
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He is responsible for strengthening the company's execution capability, driving achievement of the company goals and leading the implementation of the company's strategic vision to create an open infrastructure, partner ecosystem and platforms for businesses to stay competitive in this digital age.
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Britain's finance minister said last week the government could cut taxes to stay competitive as international banks weigh moving some of their London operations to the continent out of fear Britain would lose access to the European Union's single market as a result of Brexit.
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Willie Walsh has built his reputation on his refusal to give ground to unions and a willingness to wield the axe at former state-owned airlines, convinced it's the only way to stay competitive in an era when budget carriers increasingly rule the roost.
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As other industries will soon learn, thriving in this new era will no longer just be about inventing cutting edge technologies or creating disruptive business models, but also developing internal training and employment initiatives that allow companies to stay competitive for years to come.
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Of course, single-purpose robots are generally not equipped to replace humans altogether, but Walmart is certainly making a big push to embrace technology on a much larger scale, as it attempts to stay competitive with the 800-pound online gorilla that is Amazon.
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Toyota's plans to spend a record 1.08 trillion yen, or about $10 billion, on R&D this year comes at a time when carmakers worldwide are sharpening their focus on electrification and automation to stay competitive amid rising demand for vehicles powered by cleaner technologies.
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The rail system is deteriorating, but the most egregious example is the well-established need for more airport capacity in Britain's wealthy southeast, to stay competitive with the likes of Amsterdam, which has six runways, and with Paris and Frankfurt, which have four runways each.
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" As a result, private and central banks worldwide are racing to implement blockchain in attempts to stay competitive, with JPMorgan Chase also noting, "Opportunities for banks to utilize blockchain technologies for conducting business could have far-reaching implications for the sector in our view.
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Demand for cars is falling in China, the United States and Europe, the three biggest markets, and the partnership that Renault and Nissan founded in 1999 to share buying power and expertise is essential if they, and Mitsubishi, are to stay competitive, analysts say.
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Universities and employers are eager to tap the pool of international talent that helps them stay competitive globally, and graduate programs have a financial incentive in attracting them: Demand from abroad is so high, administrators don't see a need to offer as much tuition assistance.
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That was just five years ago, but despite those promises and recognition of what is necessary for the GOP to stay competitive in the future, they have stepped away from those goals to embrace everything that is antithetical to their own research and data.
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In a Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple world, many companies will need to partner and/or acquire to stay competitive, and biz and corp dev may become the rock stars over the next few years, as consolidation and strategic deals will win the day.
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Snap will need to rely on its imagination to stay competitive, as marketers looking to buy a short video ad may be tempted to turn to Instagram stories, which has the advantage of being bought through the Facebook platform that has become a mainstay for many.
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And in a confidential memo to top bundlers this week, Mr. Biden's campaign manager, Greg Schultz, sought to allay growing concerns that Mr. Biden is facing a cash crunch and won't be able to stay competitive with his rivals on the airwaves and on the ground.
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Around the same time, Amazon began a program called AmazonFresh to stock and ship groceries — including vegetables and refrigerated and freezer products — that it used as a way to stay competitive with traditional big-box retailers like Walmart and Target and Uber-like logistics newcomers like Instacart.
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Indeed, the perception that she was too close to what was presumed to be a corrupt and inept Washington elite — in addition to a number of unforced errors as well as the ongoing email server scandal — allowed Sanders to stay competitive over the last several months.
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PARIS — A week after the collapse of a potential merger with Fiat Chrysler, the French automaker Renault is pressing to strengthen ties with Nissan, its partner in a decades-old auto alliance, to stay competitive in the global car market, the company's chairman said on Wednesday.
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But first Houston will have to deal with Utah, a team that gets elite defense from Gobert — the team was the second-most efficient defense in the N.B.A., allowing 105.7 points per 100 possessions, according to Basketball Reference — and enough offense from Donovan Mitchell to stay competitive.
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But there's still value in the physical location — as Amazon's discovered in recent years — and Target still has plenty, with upwards of 2,000 stores across the U.S. At the very least, it's a way for the company to stay competitive with online retail's increasing push toward same-day delivery.
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PARIS, May 13 (Reuters) - European stock exchange operator Euronext NV said on Friday it would spend up to 150 million euros ($171 million) on acquisitions by 2019 in a bid to stay competitive, as Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc negotiate a $30 billion merger.
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For U.S. businesses, which rely on imports as part of their supply chains to stay competitive, and individuals, who reap the benefits of lower prices and expanded choice, the ideal trade negotiation should be one which prizes the expansion of access to imports as much as it does exports.
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" "I'm asking you: If you believe we shouldn't have to choose between one candidate who wants to burn this party down and another candidate who wants to buy this party out, please help us raise $85033 million before Super Tuesday so we can stay competitive in this race.
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The bottom line: "Prosus has argued that it has the resources to make the significant investments in Just East necessary to stay competitive, while Takeaway believes that it actually knows how to run a food delivery startup, rather than just own one," write Bloomberg's Natalia Drozdiak and David Hellier.
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If nothing else, the company's decision to gain FDA clearance is a meaningful step in someday validating the usefulness of these devices to better our lives (provided you can afford the base $399 cost, of course)—a step that other device manufacturers might need to emulate to stay competitive with Apple.
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The Replicator+ is $1,999 and the Mini+ is $999 (at least through the end of October, at which point prices will jump by a few hundred bucks) suggesting that the company is looking to stay competitive with players like XYZ, which have drastically undercut the consumer 3D printer price point.
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"I do see the Tesla Model 3 being a tipping point that will make them more competitive," Bajarin, the analyst, said, "especially in the mid-price range, but it will also serve as a way to get the major auto dealers to provide similar models and designs to stay competitive themselves."
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Amazon, which seeks to stay competitive in the smart home hardware market and in the realm of consumer-facing AI products, has nearly 450 people with chip expertise on staff, reports The Information, thanks to key hires and acquisitions the e-commerce giant has made in the last few years.
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However, several analysts said that Microsoft's earnings also showed the company was making the right moves to stay competitive with Amazon Web Services, and that its big bet on hybrid-cloud technology — which mixes traditional legacy servers and data centers with public-cloud infrastructure — could help it close the gap.
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When carrier company SoftBank (SFTBF) announced last week a plan to merge Z Holdings, formerly Yahoo Japan (YAHOF), with messaging app Line (LN), for example, it said that Japanese internet companies are lagging behind their American and Chinese counterparts and need to expand into other Asian countries to stay competitive.
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The countries with the most robots will likely see the greatest gains in productivity, the report notes—China is currently leading the pack in robot acquisition, the UN says—but there is an upside for countries without enough wealth to bring in enough robot workers to stay competitive… sort of.
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That doesn't sound like a poor outcome for U.S. coal exporters, but the data doesn't reflect whether it has been relatively easy for U.S. coal miners to sell their product in Asia, or whether they have been offering discounts in order to stay competitive with the region's powerhouse exporters, Australia and Indonesia.
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Kroger, operator of nearly 227,403 stores in 240 states, is scheduled to report its fiscal first-quarter results on Thursday before the market opens and its conference call with industry analyst may include an update of additional price investments it might be taking to stay competitive as well as potential impacts on margins.
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Disney's Hollywood dominance should help the company keep a leg up in the rapidly-changing digital media landscape and stay competitive with rivals such as NBC owner Comcast (CMCSA), Netflix (NFLX), Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), the newly re-merged ViacomCBS (VIAC) and AT&T (T), the parent company of HBO, Warner Bros.
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But in order to stay competitive with the likes of Slack — which has made a name for itself as an "operating system" by virtue of its hundreds of integrations and bots that let you interact with all the software your business uses — Facebook has also been expanding in Workplace's functionality in more traditional IT ways.
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For the Switch to stay competitive with Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo will probably aim to target the same rough price range, especially given the company's past strategy of trying to undercut competitors in price (as seen with the original Wii, for $249 at launch, far undercutting the $299 Xbox 360 and $499 PlayStation 3).
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In light of an annual report by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery that found that 57% of people get plastic surgery to stay competitive at work, we asked Raleigh Seldon, a 26-year-old marketing coordinator in L.A., to explain, in her own words, how rhinoplasty boosted her self confidence — and her career.
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Clearnet business, Borsa Italiana By Sophie Sassard, Freya Berry and Alexandre Boksenbaum-Granier LONDON/PARIS, March 17 (Reuters) - European stock exchange operator Euronext NV is considering acquisitions to help it stay competitive after Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc agreed to merge in a $30 billion deal, according to people familiar with the matter.
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In order for American farmers to stay competitive with growers in, say, China, where pork production has grown a steady two percent year over year, maintaining enough production for a healthy export business is crucial, especially considering the tit-for-tat trade war currently raging between the two countries—which is already heavily targeting U.S. pork exports.
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So for us, you know, the next period that we're going through here from 20 to 22, and that's what we laid out yesterday, is an investment into capabilities, is an investment into innovation, is an investment into our people, is an investment into our regions to really make sure that we stay competitive, become more competitive as a global brand.
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" Black says she was "keeping up a certain reputation or trying to surpass that or overcome that, because now you're in an industry and it's your work, and now you're working and trying to stay competitive and keep up with who (are) coming up, and it's just too much for anyone to handle, I think, at so young an age.
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" Asked by reporters on Wednesday in Iowa how she plans to stay competitive in New Hampshire if she's pulled all her resources, Harris said, "We are still committed to New Hampshire, I am still committed to Nevada, I am still committed to South Carolina, but we needed to make difficult decisions, that's what campaigns require at this stage of the game.
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"To secure sustainable growth in an increasingly competitive context, we have chosen a partnership strategy that allows us, on the one hand, to optimize costs with the offers of one of the largest automotive suppliers to stay competitive, and on the other hand to ensure most effectively the international deployment of our autonomous mobility solution, the Navya Arma," said Christophe Sapet, the startup's chairman, in a statement.
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There are a number of factors that influence how companies set prices, like understanding how to stay competitive in the market, but it ultimately comes down to "knowing that what you set as your pricing also influences the consumer's perception of the quality they will receive," Josh Leve, founder and CEO of the Association of Fitness Studios, the trade association that represents studio owners and entrepreneurial fitness professionals.
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CTS Corp, a maker of auto electronics that began here in 83 as the Chicago Telephone Supply Co, said it was moving all of its Elkhart production abroad to "simplify" operations, cutting 28 jobs here and elsewhere in the U.S. Crown Audio, a subsidiary of Harman International Industries Inc that makes amplifiers, said it was moving 2000 production jobs to Mexico and California in order to stay competitive.
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AMP, which was first announced in 2015, is the Google-led open framework for creating articles and other web pages that load more quickly — think of it as a way for regular web pages to stay competitive with fast-loading distribution channels, particularly Facebook Instant Articles It seems like Google is making a big push into the Asia Pacific region — in fact, it says Baidu and Sogou collectively account for 90 percent of the search market in China.
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