And the first few sets of upstarts you described were access-layer technology upstarts: cable TV, wireless internet.
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You talk about the conception of this, the upstarts, they're not upstarts anymore but they started as that.
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People used to talk about the internet as a wonderland for innovative upstarts, but lately the upstarts keep getting clobbered.
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But gene-swapping and Darwinian selection would have merged these different upstarts into a single lineage, which has since colonized virtually every environment on Earth, preventing new upstarts from gaining ground.
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This year 28 of the total are Silicon Valley upstarts.
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The upstarts may be small, but their impact is sizeable.
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Transport agencies should also embrace the upstarts, and copy them.
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This year, electronic temporary tattoo upstarts were popping up everywhere.
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But, eventually, upstarts (or the government) break such groups up.
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Upstarts like Spade had a lot to do with that.
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Yet Amazon and other digital upstarts continue to lap them.
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Upstarts like Ladder aren't the only ones to recognize this.
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They also used their market power to help other upstarts.
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Add Maryland's Two Inch Astronaut into that pack of upstarts.
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"No longer are technology companies the underdog upstarts," Barr said.
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Banks have long been under assault from eager "fintech" upstarts.
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Moreover, both incumbents and upstarts affect and influence each other.
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Meet the modular 94Wh / 1003,600mAh River Bank from battery upstarts EcoFlow.
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In freer places, upstarts are challenging oligopoly as much as officialdom.
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Some upstarts have entered the two-wheeled market with mixed success.
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But established banks reckon they are better placed than the upstarts.
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Even the biggest of the upstarts chasing conventional banks are small.
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You know, 'Let's blame the kids for it, because they're upstarts.
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Bernie Sanders and echoed by freshman upstarts including New York Rep.
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Stay in the past too long, and upstarts surpass the incumbent.
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There are no "upstarts" smaller than Microsoft in the mobile space.
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Copying fast-growing upstarts has been a successful playbook for Facebook.
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Then again, it was not totally a night for the upstarts.
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Dounia and Maïmouna are the prototypical upstarts from a mobster movie.
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Competition is growing from innovative upstarts selling organic and natural products.
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Tech has a long history of upstarts disrupting big, entrenched businesses.
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Stockbrokers like Charles Schwab are under pressure from low-cost upstarts.
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Digital upstarts are developing new technologies to measure and treat patients.
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They are young reality TV upstarts desperate not to get pilloried online!
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The mainstream outfits also are trying to co-opt the streaming upstarts.
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As the upstarts mature, the old media are becoming more like them.
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The highly regulated industry of aviation proves a consistent challenge for upstarts.
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In 2019 banks and upstarts alike may get closer to an answer.
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It will also do wonders for Britain's lengthening list of political upstarts.
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The picture isn't much rosier for upstarts competing for enterprise budget dollars.
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We're a bunch of young upstarts, us thirty-five year old men.
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This version of the plan also offers much less to smaller upstarts.
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Mega-financings of Chinese tech upstarts are nothing out of the ordinary.
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Online sellers are no longer scrappy upstarts competing with more established businesses.
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It would also make it very hard for upstarts to challenge them.
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Expedia has had to fight off upstarts ranging from Airbnb to Kayak.
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But it can be difficult for the upstarts to keep up with demand.
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We're also seeing some upstarts focused on creating social networks for interest groups.
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In the meantime, the Americans can savour their defeat of the European upstarts.
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The upstarts will face a number of challenges dislodging Airbus and Boeing however.
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So some European financial-technology ("fintech") upstarts have started to seek banking licences.
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Some of today's young upstarts will not achieve the success they dream of.
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With that said, a fintech nerd can never have enough new banking upstarts.
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Some of the other upstarts have focused on more powerful guns like the .
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Expect to see software incumbents dethroned by mobile-first — or mobile-smart — upstarts.
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Loyalty is prized over ability, while patronage and convoluted party rules discourage upstarts.
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Facebook is pulling out the big guns it deploys against fast-growing upstarts.
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The D.J. Chelsea Leyland spun hip-hop as young upstarts thronged the bar.
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The contenders include Netflix, Disney, AT&T-Time Warner, Comcast and smaller upstarts.
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Read more: Big brands are facing fresh challenges from direct-to-consumer upstarts.
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Risky upstarts trying to achieve the American Dream of small business ownership: out.
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For years, banks had been concerned about competition from small, nimble fintech upstarts.
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So by default, small upstarts like Telletopia are at an immediate competitive disadvantage.
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I love to meet with upstarts in the consumer retail or fitness arena.
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A number of upstarts loom as potential competitors, seeking to replicate WeWork's success.
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And today, the next tranche of that is the quote/unquote digital upstarts.
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The company faces fierce competition from upstarts such as PagSeguro Digital and StoneCo.
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In the 1990s, by then joined by E*Trade, the upstarts ventured online.
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But the Republican upstarts hardly cowered in the face of Mr. Trump's criticism.
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As spectacle, Antoine's made upstarts like Mamma Leone's look like summer-stock productions.
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Why it matters: Crunchbase is one of several upstarts — PitchBook, CB Insights, etc.
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Various aerospace companies, including the traditional ones such as Boeing and Lockheed Martin, the new upstarts such as SpaceX and Blue Origin, and the even newer upstarts such as Moon Express and Astrobotic, will soon begin work on their designs.
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So far this year, investors have bet $8.6 billion on U.S.-based fintech upstarts.
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Often, the easiest solution is for the big tech companies to buy the upstarts.
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Cash payments have been used by Indian internet upstarts to drive transactions, says Agrawal.
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This was wise, as it turned out, because the German upstarts recorded spectacular Christmases.
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The results will displease the purists and will pit venerable figures with new upstarts.
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And which companies — the scrappy upstarts or the established disruptors — are the most vulnerable?
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But while market dominance is hard to break, that doesn't stop upstarts from trying.
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And upstarts like the fast-casual pizza chains Blaze and MOD are gaining attention.
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Experts say the European upstarts will need to improve their game to impress Americans.
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But there are some upstarts looking to make their own mark on the space.
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They may still be upstarts, but NextEV has some big names backing its venture.
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This allowed the streaming upstarts to rack up subscribers and splurge on more content.
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There also are international upstarts playing in the space, like FueledUp in Lagos, Nigeria.
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A handful of bra and underwear upstarts are gaining ground by being more inclusive.
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Upstarts have prised a share of the market from the country's five leading winemakers.
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Upstarts like Glossier, Warby Parker and Everlane also said they were closing their doors.
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Upstarts like Glossier, Warby Parker and Everlane also said they were closing their doors.
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The pharmaceutical industry has started paying attention to the AI drug discovery upstarts, too.
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Banks' offensive against technology upstarts has involved partnerships and hefty investment in digital services.
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It's all early and there remain opportunities for upstarts to create new blockchain platforms.
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Instead, the GOP's crowded bench of 40-something upstarts will have to remain seated.
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While many direct-to-consumer upstarts matured in 2019, other new ones are emerging.
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More and more offices are adopting the work culture invented by the technology upstarts.
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Likewise, the new entrants are either agile, high-tech pioneers or reckless, cavalier upstarts.
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It's a lesson in how local upstarts can beat massive multinationals, if they're smart.
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The legacy of a flawed private-equity titan could be a slaughter of innovative upstarts.
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Well, because SoftBank's investments have included a wide-range of upstarts, including some uncertain bets.
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Health-conscious customers have been turning to upstarts that create the simple products they desire.
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The giants of the logistics industry have little to fear so far from the upstarts.
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And the emergence of upstarts like Snapchat suggests that new entrants can still make waves.
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In recent years, tech upstarts have raided Wall Street banks for talent, and vice versa.
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Last week, we reported that old retailers are learning new tricks from the younger upstarts.
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Why it matters: Legacy brands are facing their stiffest competition yet from mission-driven upstarts.
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Most upstarts join forces with BAT to gain access to users, algorithms and deep pockets.
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Upstarts like Slack and Symphony have challenged the dominance of work email, like Microsoft's Outlook.
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But creating growth for any big food company is hard, with small upstarts rising daily.
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Let's also say that UK death metal upstarts Cruciamentum are really not to be missed.
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Social and economic class identity does still count, and populist upstarts can exploit it effectively.
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The hopeful upstarts cut along the way gambled time and money on a rigged table.
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But there was no surge in support, as polls had predicted, for Spain's populist upstarts.
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Billions of dollars are made in Silicon Valley by selling nascent upstarts to the giants.
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Historically, Silverberg explains, venture capital dollars went to risky upstarts poised to disrupt a category.
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The upstarts provide the most lasting memories, but there just have not been many lately.
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The lawsuit is credited with opening up the marketplace for upstarts like Google and Facebook.
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Further east, low-cost upstarts are squeezing so-called flag carrier airlines, like Thai Airways.
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But as upstarts have flamed out and even historic houses faded, A.P.C. has soldiered along.
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VGS counts buzzy fintech upstarts Brex, Petal, and Goldman-backed Deserve as customers, among others.
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Peltz has criticized P&G for allowing the upstarts to eat into Gillette's market share.
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THE UPSTARTS: Uber, Airbnb, and the Battle for the New Silicon Valley, by Brad Stone.
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The insurance industry is facing mounting challenges, from tech-powered upstarts to an aging population.
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Instead, these upstarts would be deluged by opportunistic lawsuits from all corners of the Internet.
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First, we discussed Weekend Fund's second effort, a $10 million vehicle targeting early-stage upstarts.
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His new book, "The Upstarts," looks at Uber's and Airbnb's journey to become successful companies.
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Seasonality is for more established advertising businesses like Facebook and Google, not super-hot upstarts.
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Sell-Off Puts Cloud-Computing Upstarts in Play | The recent market selloff is pummeling the business-technology sector, but it may come with a silver lining for its top players: an opportunity to buy cash-poor upstarts that have been eating away at their business.
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That's a pretty modest raise as far as ambitious upstarts go — and LIV is certainly ambitious.
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Like the origin story of many technology upstarts, JUUL's is set to be enshrined in myth.
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Nonetheless, relative upstarts in South Korea and China show that large reactor projects are still viable.
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But he wasn't having any of these upstarts' guff about breaking up the big tech platforms.
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Many upstarts struggle to overcome the advantages banks enjoy because of incumbency, notably large customer bases.
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The luxury-FBO upstarts could be disrupted by the very firms they are seeking to emulate.
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Upstarts are kept at a distance, unable to compete for the services that consumers prize most.
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Still, investors must think it has a chance at fighting through a growing field of upstarts.
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But in the long run, they disadvantage upstarts that don't have the money to pay up.
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In vertical after vertical, small, digital-native upstarts are changing the game and overtaking major brands.
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The appetite from regulators has been strong with new banking licenses being given to the upstarts.
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The South Korean-born New Zealander Danny Lee led the 13-something upstarts with a 21.
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Zhu, for his part, expressed little concern about the challenges faced by upstarts such as APEX.
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"We are fintechs," he said, adding major lenders are "no less" fintech than the technology upstarts.
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Though the largest chunk of that came from Asia, upstarts are making inroads in the west.
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Upstarts like Hot Chicken Takeover and carts like PutItInYourFace are replacing the T.G.I. Fridays and Applebees.
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Yet there are often upstarts to replace them, a growing number of which are corporate programs.
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The swift rise of direct-to-consumer upstarts has forced legacy brands to rethink their businesses.
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There is no shortage of online upstarts trying to lure customers away from the big banks.
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"No longer are tech companies the underdog upstarts," Barr said at last week's Justice Department workshop.
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Though potentially promising, they are fledgling upstarts so far, without a lot of users or data.
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Digital upstarts will also feel the heat, especially if Big Tech cross-subsidises its financial offerings.
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They went from upstarts to juggernauts and now, down in the series, are seeking past magic.
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Austin and Denver have emerged as VC hubs, rapidly becoming formidable opponents to Silicon Valley's upstarts.
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In the 1990s, by then joined by E*Trade, a smaller rival, the upstarts ventured online.
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Some upstarts have said they will bid, notably a group backed by Social Capital's Chamath Palihapitiya.
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Legislation can be written by lobbyists with tricky loopholes that end up benefiting giants and harming upstarts.
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Scrappy scientific upstarts have, for a while, been building smallsats to get orbital data on the cheap.
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Bans on advertising lower marketing costs and make it harder for young upstarts to challenge established brands.
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Publishing technology can be expensive and complicated for media upstarts or niche, local or small news companies.
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Big companies can build in cost of compliance, while upstarts can find adhering to complex rules prohibitive.
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Brad Stone's new book, The Upstarts, recounts the surprising rise – and possible fall – of the sharing economy.
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There are also upstarts trying to address the challenge — and opportunity — that an aging American population presents.
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So it's a very slow process, but the upstarts are starting to cut in a little bit.
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The ranks of major champions include almost all of the greats, but also out-of-nowhere upstarts.
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The dudes behind California death metal upstarts Our Place of Worship Is Silence are salty as fuck.
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In clamping down on debt, regulators' targets are the debt-laden investments favoured by China's insurance upstarts.
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These technologies are not a competitive differentiator for the buyer's business, so why take risks on upstarts?
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They sucked up VC dollars, mountains of them, as upstarts crowed about the revenue generated per scoot.
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And without competitive pressures from upstarts, big companies are able to grow bigger faster, increasing industry consolidation.
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The best of the upstarts was the Typhoon H from Yuneec with its real-time obstacle avoidance.
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Rather than viewing them as a Goliath, Nelson sees Jack Daniel's as overwhelmingly supportive of industry upstarts.
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The upstarts have changed their name, to New York Ice Cream, and the look of their trucks.
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Supporters say this will help the traditional taxi industry better compete with upstarts like Uber and Lyft.
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Peltz has said P&G was not quick enough to compete against upstarts like Dollar Shave Club.
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The movie business poses its own unique challenges, and perhaps even greater skepticism about these streaming upstarts.
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Now, although they go to great lengths to deny it, the former upstarts have become gatekeepers themselves.
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The slowdown does not bode well for the decade-old company as it fends off nimbler upstarts.
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She also has a global following, whereas PC Music were (and are) viewed as UK DIY upstarts.
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One-off collaborations, movie soundtracks and internet upstarts provided some of the most exciting music this year.
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Newer lobbying upstarts like Ballard Partners have won foreign clients by capitalizing on ties to President Trump.
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On the Billboard charts and MTV, Lopez suddenly found herself competing with upstarts nearly half her age.
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And many legacy institutions are now finding themselves challenged by tech-savvy upstarts proposing blockchain-based solutions.
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Now, these once-rebellious upstarts have become extremely powerful, and they know way too much about us.
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But these upstarts are bringing to an ever-more-corporate fashion landscape a welcome sense of play.
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Mr. Kauffman compared the utilities to the hotel industry, which has been disrupted by upstarts like Airbnb.
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Executives warned that an overly stringent regulatory regime could have unintended consequences, especially on new tech upstarts.
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Facebook and Google have long dominated the app store, but they're losing ground to younger tech upstarts.
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Economic churn is promoting discontent with the status quo while technological innovation is making life easier for upstarts.
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With the exception of a few companies, smaller upstarts at the time didn't have the resources to compete.
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To keep up with the influx of technology upstarts, Oak HC/FT has raised its largest fund yet.
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The government argues that upstarts will develop innovative forms of education and push existing universities to do likewise.
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In the spring, G2 was a group of scrappy upstarts who defied expectations and took the EU crown.
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Like a plethora of other fintech upstarts, Soldo is partnering with Mastercard to bring the service to life.
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Savills looked at a combination of established world cities and up-and-coming rivals, dubbed "upstarts" by Savills.
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Additionally, Gillette has faced competition from disruptive upstarts like Dollar Shave Club, now owned by Unilever, and Harry's.
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Banks are not, however, being overthrown by technological upstarts—as, say, high-street retailers have been by Amazon.
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Other upstarts like Pebble, which made our favorite smartwatch thus far, are faltering under an uninterested consumer base.
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It also brings disruption to those who have themselves mercilessly backed upstarts in established industries (see chart 3).
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For young upstarts, coming up with the resources necessary to challenge Adobe on desktop is a difficult task.
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But for young upstarts, it's the best way to test their mettle in front of a live crowd.
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It was a good idea, so Netflix was joined by other upstarts like Hulu and Amazon Prime Video.
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Some of these carriers will inevitably retreat, and sometimes fail, due to rising competition from more efficient upstarts.
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Casper is just one of a growing field of upstarts trying to help consumers sleep better at night.
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But it is now losing market share as upstarts like Spindrift and more established companies enter the arena.
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Also a good bet are hungry upstarts trying to break into markets traditionally dominated by large national companies.
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As far as Mr. Chao is concerned, upstarts like OnTap aren't necessarily competition — they're a sign of progress.
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Product Hunt founder Ryan Hoover has raised another $10 million to invest in nascent upstarts via Weekend Fund.
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Upstarts like Ryde and Hype have also announced plans to enter some of the markets abandoned by Uber.
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It could take the form of (healthy) competition from upstarts like ByteDance or (less healthily) a slowing economy.
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Subway also is bumping up against increased competition from sandwich upstarts and their step-sibling, the hamburger joint.
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They're nominated this year in the best British group category, against relative upstarts like Bastille and the 1975.
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Mergers in the financial industry have begun to heat up as established players have snapped up fintech upstarts.
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These last twelve months have been replete with scandals, new and interesting upstarts, fallen CEOs and big fundraises.
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I really loved the Amazon book and I have not finished his "Upstarts" but both books are great.
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But if an established program like Finland can't keep pace with the United States, how will the upstarts?
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America has become embroiled in trade spats with fast-growing upstarts before; with Japan in the 1980s, for example.
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A handful of bra and underwear upstarts, like ThirdLove and Adore Me, are gaining ground by being more inclusive.
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Some upstarts have tried to fill those gaps, but the legacy of local journalism startups is littered with failures.
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YourChoice's team says seeking change to the actual medication with an advanced team sets them apart from other upstarts.
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Both Utah-based businesses are part of only a handful of little VR upstarts in the country right now.
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And that means… All these trends are lowering the barriers and cost to entry for upstarts around the world.
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Both issues revolve around how much access upstarts should have to facilities and equipment owned by their bigger rivals.
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More recently, with the advent of upstarts like Dollar Shave Club and Harry's, the focus has shifted to affordability.
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We look for upstarts that have the potential to unseat corporate giants by targeting unexploited niches in the market.
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Mainstream European politicians—not unlike American ones currently discombobulated by Donald Trump—lack a formula for beating these upstarts.
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As for the upstarts, left-wing Podemos held steady at 71 seats, the same number it won in December.
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Like many bands before them, this Brooklyn four-piece has successfully transitioned from scrappy upstarts to polished pop purveyors.
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Those upstarts represent stiff competition for Dannon, whose yogurts represent more than a third of those sold in America.
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It's like 'Look at these upstarts, they have the empire, but they don't know what to do with it.
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Secondly, the rapidly changing landscape of exchange trading may allow much greater freedom of movement for potential disruptive upstarts.
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The app was clunky, and upstarts built around mobile photography, such as Instagram, threatened the company's desktop-predominant audience.
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In which case, the loop of compliance has now been broken by Claudio Ranieri's band of pizza-scoffing upstarts.
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Although the company is facing challenges from upstarts that use newer technology, it has performed well in recent years.
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The internet was supposed to offer an opportunity for a diverse group of upstarts to challenge the corporate structure.
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Sales of classic brands have plateaued, and upstarts are grabbing market share, leaving companies like Nestlé struggling to adjust.
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Traditional carmakers are struggling to keep up with upstarts like Tesla to develop electric vehicles capable of driving themselves.
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These bars, often owned by companies with multiple properties, may well price out the indie upstarts and Brooklyn exiles.
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Naturally, the behemoth legacy carriers are not sitting idly by as the upstarts gnaw away at their market share.
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Firms testing the product include money transfer giants Western Union and MoneyGram and payment upstarts MercuryFX, Viamericas and Cuallix.
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Most of these areas are also contested by speculative upstarts that are losing billions of dollars a year subsidising customers.
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While legacy CDNs are slow to react, several upstarts are tackling traffic optimization, next-gen WAF and DevOps-friendly CDNs.
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No one really has it cornered, so there's loads of space for upstarts, hustlers, and dreamers to get in there.
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But on Thursday, it created new rules that could help upstarts like Google Fiber break into wireless and broadband markets.
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Joe and Gordon become the establishment by the end of season one, and Cameron and Donna become the new upstarts.
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"Upstarts like us are looking at every part of the ecosystem as a potential part of the opportunity," Naylor said.
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Canvas' Woolmington said those innovative ad units can be easier for smaller upstarts to bet on than the incumbent companies.
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The big picture: Digital upstarts are battling to upend decades of dominant sports coverage from ESPN, local papers and radio.
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Chinese upstarts must compete with incumbents that have intimidating technological leads and engineers with decades of hard-won know-how.
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Moreover, the giants of consumer goods and retailing, initially slow to respond to competition from these upstarts, have wised up.
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It comes as Lenovo - which also owns Motorola - faces intense competition from younger Chinese upstarts such as OPPO and Vivo.
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Language learning has become a busy space with lots of competition from online upstarts such as Duolingo, Babbel and Linguatronics.
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In a single transaction, these deals transform upstarts from worthy competitors to weapons in the giants' battle with other giants.
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As often happens in these cases, the company has done basically nothing with its acquisition, leaving room for scrappy upstarts.
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It also presents an opportunity for upstarts like FloRotoRs and Shendrones, who sponsor pilots and provide frames, kits and support.
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Many upstarts have realized they can't go it alone and this is a trend we're likely to see more of.
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But while the battle with home-grown disruptors is being won, the war with overseas upstarts is just getting started.
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But the tournaments always feature newcomers and upstarts, who often make the most exciting headlines with upsets of traditional schools.
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MySpace was once seen as the king of social media, a heavyweight with upstarts like Facebook nipping at its heels.
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Eighty-five percent of the Top 30 games in the App Store each week are upstarts according to the numbers.
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Who is really at risk: Parikh and Eiler think that Kroger (rather than Walmart) is more threatened by German upstarts.
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And there are plenty of scrappy upstarts nipping Nest's heels in markets like home security, smart doorbells and smart locks.
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Even given the success of upstarts like Snapchat and Instagram, Facebook is still the world's biggest, most-used social network.
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But most of those banks aren't able to pay higher interest rates, and that's allowed digital upstarts to edge in.
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That's the real story of Disney+, and the reason it deserves more attention than some of its fellow flashy upstarts.
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The Houston-based retailer, with 3,000 brick-and-mortar locations, has been squeezed by online upstarts including Casper Sleep Inc.
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But Delta's deal would also bolster its international presence as low-cost upstarts go after passengers with sub-$100 fares.
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But Hayet has lived long enough to witness the suppression of social upstarts in a religiously and socially conservative climate.
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Last week one of the upstarts, Dollar Shave Club, was acquired by the consumer products giant Unilever for $1 billion.
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Vendors demoing today range from the biggest companies in the space, like Microsoft, to smaller upstarts, like Colorado-based ProtectWise.
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Thanks to Mary Yuzovskaya, one of Brooklyn's most promising DJ upstarts, we now have such a remedy at our disposal.
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The Bucks are the NBA's young upstarts, featuring one of the league's brightest up-and-coming stars in Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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Reminder: Mattress upstarts like Tuft & Needle, Casper and Leesa use technology to sell product, but they are not technology companies.
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Making money — not losing it — puts Airbnb in stark contrast to other tech upstarts such as Uber, Lyft and Spotify.
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The young upstarts who had conceived of the forum had long since turned into revered luminaries in their own right.
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But the European Parliament can be a great backdoor into mainstream national politics, which is why it often attracts upstarts.
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Similarly, while costs can always be cut and business lines merged, ADP has faced increased competition from upstarts like Paycom.
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But in recent years, upstarts like Luminary and Stitcher have sprung up to offer premium curated podcasts behind a paywall.
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Directed by Udai Singh Pawar, Upstarts is produced by Raja Menon, Janani Ravichandran and Jawahar Sharma of Bandra West Productions.
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Not a pure Trump trade, but the incoming administration is assumed to be more friendly toward traditional media over digital upstarts.
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It competes with a number of other direct-to-consumer lingerie and activewear upstarts, including ThirdLove, AdoreMe, TomboyX and Outdoor Voices .
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A key challenge for firms in the sector is whether to take on upstarts head on, or team up with them.
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Goldman's business is threatened by upstarts ranging from wealth management startup Wealthfront to cryptocurrency company Coinbase to stock-trading sensation Robinhood.
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To that end, when I ask Blomfield how Mondo plans to compete with other banking upstarts, he doesn't hold any punches.
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Writing in CNN Opinion's live commentary blog, David Axelrod outlined the perils of being out front: the upstarts come at you.
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A combination of competitive pressure from these upstarts and the number 1 American motorcycle seller, Harley Davidson, debuting an e-bike.
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ADIDAS IS COMING BACK FROM A SOFT PATCH AND THERE ARE UPSTARTS LIKE UNDERARMOUR MAKING HEADWAY ON ATHLETES AND ON SALES.
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But the firms that make them, which range from biotech giants to scrappy upstarts, are turning the trickle into a torrent.
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Netflix is now the company worried about small competitors, and letting net neutrality die would have made life harder for upstarts.
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They now have to embrace more humble methods of conducting business and admit defeat when younger upstarts create better, faster innovations.
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Those companies and upstarts like Flume, Apostrophe and Eden Health are all tackling services and support for companies providing self-insurance.
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Efforts to dethrone Netflix abroad are underway, as more money pours into upstarts looking to compete locally against the streaming giant.
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Big changes in consumer behavior and technology have upended 'traditional' B2C businesses, creating white space for upstarts to take market share.
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The upstarts of crypto aren't just aiming to disrupt the startup status quo, some are rivaling traditional venture capital investors, too.
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NP: How do you look at those upstarts, how do you look at Tesla, and rumors of Apple building a car?
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Last week, Gin Lane, the creative and design agency behind direct-to-consumer upstarts such as Harry's and Hims, shut shop.
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With Amazon looming, upstarts nipping and private-label brands burgeoning, Big Food doesn't have time for the small deals of yore.
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Banks won't lie down and let the disruption happen—they'll almost certainly buy some of these upstarts and reabsorb reluctant customers.
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We'll challenge Xu on his strategy to outlast big-name competitors like Amazon, Uber and GrubHub, and other upstarts like Postmates.
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Much of the tournament's broad appeal is what Yale experienced Thursday — upstarts beating traditional powers that operate with immense athletic budgets.
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It's fun watching the plucky upstarts, but it's also fun watching two powerful teams compete, especially when the attention is warranted.
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Those trends could make older providers of enterprise software, including Salesforce, vulnerable — and should open up opportunities for upstarts, he said.
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Competition from innovative upstarts that are selling organic and natural products is a problem for many large traditional food companies, too.
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They tend to be uncomfortable with their economic dependence on Saudi Arabia and sometimes dismiss the Saudis as oil-rich upstarts.
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In his book, "The Upstarts," author Brad Stone describes Graves' hiring of Austin Geidt, the first woman to work at Uber.
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While Outdoor Voices is still in the fight, the shoe and apparel giants have vanquished plenty of upstarts over the years.
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The resulting system has been a boon to upstarts like Tesla, which has sold hundreds of millions of dollars in credits.
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It has struggled, though, amid fractured relations with Tempur Sealy, an accounting scandal engulfing its parent and new competition from upstarts.
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Firms that have trialed the product include money transfer giants Western Union and MoneyGram and payment upstarts MercuryFX, Viamericas and Cuallix.
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Nearly two dozen candidates are seeking the Democratic nomination, from upstarts like Pete Buttigieg to lawmakers to seasoned veterans like Joe Biden.
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And they come at a contentious time in the industry, as perceived streaming upstarts challenge big studios for audiences and official recognition.
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The trouble began earlier this year when a group of cryptocurrency upstarts cloned Bitcoin to create their own version, called Bitcoin Cash.
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Fans hope that they will give rise to decentralised upstarts taking aim at today's oligopolistic technology giants, such as Amazon and Facebook.
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Older, bigger companies usually acquire younger, scrappier upstarts in hopes of injecting some innovation into their ranks, not the other way around.
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No longer can companies and business leaders rely on slow-moving corporate or product strategies to withstand the attack from disruptive upstarts.
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The chain's rapid ascent shows how Chinese upstarts are increasingly rivaling Western brands in one of the world's top consumer markets. 4.
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While iPhone remains priced at a premium, upstarts have found a way to offer equivalent features at a fraction of the price.
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Businesses can reject innovations based on customers' current needs while innovative upstarts develop products in a way that meets customers' future needs.
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Uber and Lyft may have paved the road for these ride-hailing upstarts, but there's plenty of bumps to be smoothed out.
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Then came the upstarts: Dollar Shave, which offers an entire month's worth of blades for $20163, quickly grabbed 8.5% of the market.
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At that time, 3G founder Jorge Lemann said the business model of buying strong consumer brands is facing new difficulties from upstarts.
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As digital upstarts like Airbnb encroach on the future of the hospitality industry, one major hotelier has reassessed the power of consolidation.
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Upstarts in the single-sign on space like Okta and LastPass claim to be identity layers, but are really just password managers.
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Go, a more complex game than chess stretching back thousands of years, was seen as the ultimate challenge for the AI upstarts.
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And other upstarts, like San Francisco-based SmithRx, that pitch to smaller players are also entering the fray with transparency-centered missions.
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According to Brad Stone's book " The Upstarts ," Kalanick simply dropped the word "Cab" from the company name and otherwise dismissed the letter.
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Spotify still isn't profitable, and is facing increasing competition from big players like Apple and Amazon, as well as upstarts like Tidal.
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In a conversation with Swisher on the latest Recode Decode, Bloomberg Tech journalist and "The Upstarts" author Brad Stone offered a rebuttal.
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"They are no longer upstarts dipping a toe in lobbying," said Sheila Krumholz, the executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics.
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For streaming upstarts like Netflix and Amazon Studios, where the cultures are still forming and money is gushing, the disruption is invigorating.
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But after years of what seemed like unstoppable growth, the three Middle Eastern airline upstarts are experiencing their own period of disruption.
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THE UPSTARTS How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of the New Silicon Valley Are Changing the World By Brad Stone Illustrated.
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In fact, at least one analyst has said it may be the German carmakers that top Silicon Valley upstarts such as Tesla.
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But Ancestry also faces competition because genomics has become more mainstream, with upstarts like Color Genomics and 23andMe getting big-time backers.
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"No longer are tech companies the underdog upstarts," Barr said in a speech kicking off a day-long workshop on the law.
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Such an environment could favor established companies with deep pockets, making it easier for Google and Facebook to reach customers over upstarts.
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This week Grubhub and Just Eat reported slumping earnings, and Takeaway mounting losses, as they spent heavily to fend off the upstarts.
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Netflix description: Upstarts is a bromance about three college graduates from small-town India, captivated by the startup mania sweeping the country.
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The move signals the shifting landscape of making markets in many assets away from traditional broker-dealers towards smaller, electronic-focused upstarts.
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In the first half of 2019, VCs spent $66 billion purchasing equity in promising upstarts, according to the latest data from PitchBook.
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Traditional combustion engines face serious competition from alternative upstarts, which have declined in price while their travel range and performance have expanded.
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It also assessed how well the upstarts were able to attract talent away from the established players on LinkedIn's Top Companies list.
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What to expect: Look for tech giants to point to the successes of smaller upstarts as proof that their dominance isn't absolute.
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That churn leaves an opening for upstarts like Wishbone, which is about a year old and already has about three million monthly users.
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Two upstarts, Standard Cognition and Zippin, are focusing on another piece of the puzzle: developing cashierless-in-a-box for small physical stores.
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As I watched car companies and upstarts unveil concepts and future vehicles, I noticed that they were using some of the strangest terminology.
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Fidelity had been the last major US broker to resist dropping commissions to zero in the face of intense competition from digital upstarts.
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Antoinette Schoar of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) remarked that a banking shakeup by fintech upstarts, long predicted, has not fully materialised.
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These commercials are ESPN's recognition that as the lines blur between traditional media companies and all manner of digital upstarts, everyone's a competitor.
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The pornography industry basically forged the video-as-a-service model used by later upstarts YouTube and Hulu more than a decade later.
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In other words, it needs to incentivise more upstarts like Manchester City and PSG, but also to ensure that they follow the rules.
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These include legacy players such as WISO in Germany and Intuit's TurboTax in the U.S., or upstarts such as the U.K.'s TaxScouts.
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More recently, fintech upstarts with names like Chime, Sofi Money and Simple have begun to popularize the idea of no-fee banking accounts.
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And that may just be the beginning of changes at FedEx and its rivals as they evolve to meet the relative upstarts' challenges.
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But the two upstarts who won, in some ways, better speak to the current divisions in France and Europe broadly than the establishment.
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This year's crop of nominees for Best Director included several other similarly heralded Hollywood favorites, as well as a pair of disruptive upstarts.
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Uniquely among tech upstarts that have reshaped industries in recent years, Netflix has wrought its transformation without triggering a public or regulatory backlash.
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Joffee said that there are still opportunities for upstarts to remake the image of the hoverboard, but contenders like Ninebot, who acquired Segway.
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All the while, upstarts like AMD and Qualcomm are elbowing back in on Intel's turn with Ryzen processors and ARM-powered Snapdragon desktops.
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But the commission is also considering a more sweeping proposal that would hurt upstarts to the benefit of industry giants like AT&T.
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But every year, there are December upstarts vying for attention when all you want to do is catch up on what you missed.
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Asked whether she's concerned about how quickly she can reach them, with other upstarts gravitating to the same idea, Wrigley says she's not.
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With all the demands modern weddings can entail, some couples are finding room in their budgets to pay upstarts that cater to niches.
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Upstarts such as Microsoft prospered by focusing on a narrow—but exceptionally valuable—slice of the pie: the operating system of personal computers.
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Last year, when a bunch of scrappy upstarts banded together, they were called G2 and they won both the spring and summer splits.
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Meanwhile, Uber and its European rival Bolt have both entered the scooter market, adding more competitive pressure on some of the younger upstarts.
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There's this tendency to engage in schadenfreude among media circles — particularly from "old media" types who enjoy seeing digital upstarts get their comeuppance.
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Teladoc should capitalize on its position as the current industry leader, aggressively pursuing large telemental health partnerships to defend itself from buzzy upstarts.
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Amid all of this, companies like Apple and Microsoft and IBM (a Berkshire holding) have gone from risky upstarts to big, steady stalwarts.
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They are all buying up and investing in some of the smaller upstarts to help position themselves for the next stage of competition.
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The Chinese firms are already prevented from working with major U.S. carriers but their products are popular among upstarts and smaller rural firms.
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Jeff Bezos has established upstarts such as Blue Origin and there are other venture-backed startups but they also have to move quickly.
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But the future isn't shining nearly as bright for Vice these days, as contraction has come for a number of ambitious media upstarts.
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In recent months, I've spoken to several retiring Republicans in the House who said the same — long-timers like LoBo and upstarts alike.
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Tighter financial regulations, strikingly synchronized global monetary policy and new competition from financial upstarts are hitting trading at banks like Goldman especially hard.
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"Do not expect anything from us," a visibly angry Mr. Erdogan scolded the upstarts at the rally in the eastern province of Sivas.
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And in Washington, as the number of Democratic upstarts elected to Congress grows, party leaders may face new pressures in navigating primary elections.
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And Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has embraced the insurgent's mantle, vowing to help other liberal upstarts and even endorsing other challengers to Democratic incumbents.
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If Facebook's slate of requests goes through, it will sail forward largely unperturbed while rivals and upstarts scramble to get up to speed.
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At home, it faces rising competition from big, deep-pocketed rivals like Huawei Technologies and other scrappy upstarts like the Chinese brand OnePlus.
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Free market theory holds that new upstarts providing better products or services at a better price will sooner or later challenge old monopolies.
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FintechOS allows banks and insurance companies to act and react faster than the new upstarts on the scene with plug and play products.
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But the firm's co-founder Jorge Paulo Lemann said its business model of buying strong consumer brands is facing new difficulties from upstarts.
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Pressed by growing competition from upstarts and changing consumer habits, food and consumer-goods giants will have little choice but to seek deals.
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But companies and tech investors need to be wise about the risks of betting on upstarts that are going up against these giants.
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What is the effect of pop culture's embrace of figures like Kamasi Washington, Esperanza Spalding and an entire generation of British jazz upstarts?
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Digital payments are displacing cash, while upstarts are using mobile phones and artificial intelligence to pick off some of banks' most profitable niches.
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The most eye-catching proposal is to let upstarts deposit funds directly at the central bank – a privilege previously reserved for established lenders.
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In rich countries, in particular, large companies are squeezed on one side by trendy upstarts and on the other by cheap private-label goods.
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What he really needs to do is buckle down and write a new book, lest he let upstarts like Sinclair Lewis steal his thunder.
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A necessary step for a company navigating an inherently risky business of supplying credit to upstarts, known to unpredictably fold or file for bankruptcy.
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Moreover, both carmakers and mobility upstarts are investing in autonomous vehicle technology which they believe will power fleets of self-driving cars in future.
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Dear White People takes its narrative upstarts seriously, and the show is ruthless when it comes to reckoning with the events of last season.
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Bedroom pop, a classifier often affixed to the work of young female upstarts, features a lo-fi scrappiness, suggesting origins outside professional recording studios.
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Oculus has yielded market share to HTC's aggressive marketing efforts, as well as to smaller upstarts like Starbreeze, which partnered with IMAX's VR center.
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To close the funding gap, programs tailored to female entrepreneurs are working tirelessly to mentor and incubate upstarts in hopes of impressing venture capitalists.
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The incumbent should therefore incorporate more tools of this nature, such as a budgeting tool, to shore up its offering against those from upstarts.
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Indeed, Convoy's app, much like that of other upstarts, lets drivers see on their smartphones what jobs are available and to book them easily.
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" Similarly, the entry at 21 Across is UPSTARTS, but when read as UPS TARTS, can be clued as "Raises the price of some pastries?
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With 100 Upstarts instead of just 25, the list provides a broader picture of where venture capitalists are placing their bets on the future.
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The reinvention of such a complex and highly regulated industry for the modern mobile and digital era requires cooperation between incumbents and upstarts alike.
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The advantages of "economies of scale" are disappearing, and the new upstarts are able to create better customer experiences than incumbents and scale them.
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But, activists argue, they could throttle unknown upstarts, companies that would otherwise become the next Netflix, Amazon, Google or Facebook (if that were conceivable).
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It's one of the most-backed EV upstarts alongside rival Nio, which raised $1 billion from a New York initial public offering last year.
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Just like their older counterparts, though, the upstarts have since been schooled in two hard lessons: Journalism is expensive and advertising revenue is fleeting.
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Looking at the odds in Las Vegas, there's a compelling mix of veterans, young upstarts, and the usual suspects projected to win the tournament.
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But many others are internet marketers or opportunists looking to cash in, and it's creating tension and division between established publishers and the upstarts.
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The secret sauce has been connecting top-flight investors and influencers with these upstarts who often germinate their breakthrough ideas in their dorm rooms.
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He hasn't wasted much time in disparaging upstarts in the market, either, including the well-funded, venture-backed companies Cylance, Tanium and Carbon Black.
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It's the kind of stuff airlines are used to dealing with, while Uber and upstarts like Kitty Hawk have to begin at square one.
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I still loved heroes, but Wonder Woman and the supergirls of the comics panels lost their places to a bunch of upstarts in miniskirts.
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Firms are right to worry that their businesses are about to be shaken up by the digital revolution or by upstarts from emerging markets.
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But as Hershey and other large consumer goods giants wait, upstarts willing to take on the legal risk are taking advantage of the trend.
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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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Meanwhile, the broader residential real estate industry is seeing rapid growth in upstarts that are looking to add a tech veneer to the space.
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If the insecurity of gig economy work is here to stay, it seems that Zego and similar insurtech upstarts have plenty of mileage yet.
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No, Radiohead still sound like young upstarts, awkward around stars that were kids when they came up, unsure of themselves and their audience's commitment.
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These Muslim political veterans and upstarts certainly aren't the first to demonstrate that deeply held religious beliefs can inspire a commitment to social justice.
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There have been more than $75 billion worth of mergers announced this year as established players scale up to compete better with the upstarts.
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Goldman is also an adviser to many of America's — and the world's — largest companies, ranging from stalwarts like Walt Disney to upstarts like Uber.
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Elsewhere, upstarts like Baylor and Oregon developed innovative offensive schemes that would go on to change the way many teams in other conferences played.
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It misjudged what shoppers demanded — convenience and low prices — and ignored the threat digital upstarts like Casper posed to its grip on the industry.
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Startups like Cerebras, Nuvia, Graphcore and more are targeting these new workflows, putting pressure on Nvidia, Intel, and other incumbents to outperform these upstarts.
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The HKEX has since added dual-class shares and attracted Chinese tech upstarts such as smartphone maker Xiaomi and local services platform Meituan Dianping.
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These help make firms like Facebook and eBay so valuable — because additional users increase utility for everyone, making it hard for upstarts to compete.
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The development marks a challenge from a major auto manufacturer to ride-hailing upstarts like Uber that have transformed the private vehicle hire industry.
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The big picture: Upstarts like The Athletic and DAZN continue to grow, and ESPN's streaming service has added over 1 million subscribers since August.
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The deal, which was announced in January, could signal more to come in terms of traditional players looking to acquire upstarts in their space.
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Today, battle royale is one of the most popular genres in gaming, with the ongoing success of PUBG and Fortnite, alongside upstarts like Apex Legends.
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With $500 million AUM, Techstars is both a fund deploying capital to early-stage upstarts and an operating business nearing $100 million in annual revenue.
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As the beauty industry adjusts, an influx of digital-first upstarts, NakedPoppy included, will be poised to steal market share from the long-reigning giants.
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The company is looking to raise nearly $500 million to invest in everything from measurement companies to news brands and entertainment upstarts, sources tell Axios.
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For example, when Medium hired employees for Matter, Backchannel, The Nib, and Cuepoint, venture capitalists were just ramping up their spending on online media upstarts.
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Unusually, aside from the upstarts presenting on stage, there were no other EF announcements today, which is in stark contrast to most previous demo days.
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Among these upstarts is Lendingblock, a London-based startup that enables holders of crypto assets to lend them out and accrue interest on their holdings.
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Consequently, upstarts like Venmo, LendingClub and Wealthfront are stealing some of the most profitable segments of the market that big banks spent billions to consolidate.
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As the outlet Eater recently pointed out, among other upstarts, a Seattle company called Trukino already makes both THC and CBD varieties of apple cider.
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Display ads have not turned out to be lucrative enough to sustain these media upstarts, leaving no choice but to start feeding the video beast.
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Prior to Rosini's AI upstarts, he also founded a number of cybersecurity companies, all of which saw relative success, including Cellcrypt, which he successfully exited.
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That will undoubtedly give further rise to TransferWise being compared to newer fintech upstarts, such as Revolut or a plethora of bona-fide challenger banks.
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Now online upstarts are under pressure from investors to produce returns, and this, combined with government regulation to ease online discounts, is reducing their advantage.
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Jason Njoku, chief executive, iROKOtv African tech experts, such as TechCabal's Bankole Oluwafemi, play down predictions Netflix will instantly crowd out Africa's fledgling VOD upstarts.
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There was the old guard of tech—now-ancient companies like Uber and Lyft—and new upstarts, like the scooter mavens at Bird and Lime.
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So meet a believer: Julie Alvin, who has been a top editor at Bustle — one of those nimble upstarts trying to carve up Time Inc.
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Although this may mean more cancelled orders in the future, analysts and executives currently expect the upstarts to fill the gaps in the order books.
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But the banks were slow to bring other financial institutions into the fold and market the network and so lost momentum to technology company upstarts.
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And yet a recent Politico piece suggests that party leaders are still treating progressive populists as naive upstarts who have no idea what they're doing.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Big automakers have spent several years watching their stock prices drift while the valuations of upstarts such as Uber and Tesla soared.
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It was also an interesting moment at NBC because everyone was looking over their shoulder at Vice and other upstarts creeping up on the mainstream.
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Amid rising competition from upstarts such as online lender Banco Inter SA and card processors StoneCo Ltd and PagSeguro Digital Ltd, Itau is cutting costs.
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That comes as some upstarts in the financial services industry have struggled to turn profits as they spend on scaling their businesses and adding products.
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Europe and Latin America, in particular, are vulnerable to encroachment from smaller upstarts, HSBC analysts said earlier this month when they launched coverage of Uber.
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Amazon, Google and the rest have exceptional A.I. resources for sale, but many older companies are wary of turning their data over to these upstarts.
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But there is a path to returning something better resembling democracy to the Democratic nominating process that should satisfy both progressive upstarts and party loyalists.
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I'll be fascinated to see what the established vendors and upstarts bring to the table this year to accelerate the inevitable transition to the cloud.
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Even when it comes to serving clients, traditional investment banks are finding themselves at a disadvantage to upstarts that move faster at a lower price.
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I suspect they do this because they want to think of themselves as upstarts, young and fresh and with a world of promise before them.
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Layzie Bone's getting to the root of his beef with Migos after the upstarts declared themselves the biggest group in the world to ever exist.
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As China's internet industry matures, giant companies like Alibaba and Tencent are looking more like monopolists whose world-swallowing dominance leaves little room for upstarts.
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What's changed over the years is that some of these players have transitioned from payment upstarts to regulated banks worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Upstarts like the Dollar Shave Club have cut into its market share of products with easy online purchasing and delivery and original marketing. P.&G.
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The phenomenon has even reached Alibaba, which is grappling with slowing growth and intensifying competition, in part because of fast-growing upstarts such as Pinduoduo.
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While the Oscar veterans Kevin Spacey ("American Beauty") and Caine ("The Cider House Rules") took home the actor gold, the actress categories went to upstarts.
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But can smaller upstarts like White Claw stay at the top of the hard seltzer market for long with behemoths like Budweiser in hot pursuit?
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With so many horses in the race, big builds backed by established players or expansions of existing export facilities will likely fare better than upstarts.
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" He has a new book out called "The Upstarts: How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of the New Silicon Valley Are Changing the World.
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It also means there's the potential for fewer big upsets in the tournament itself, given that solid teams are being replaced by less solid upstarts.
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There is also growing sentiment that the rise of mobile technology will allow for profitable upstarts in parts of the world relatively untouched by Silicon Valley.
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Doesn't really matter who makes it—huge companies like Apple and Samsung, upstarts like Nextbit and Blu—or which flashy features it has or doesn't have.
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Prior to joining Sequoia in 2010, Alfred was fortunate enough to be associated with a variety of successful upstarts and served as COO/CFO of Zappos.
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And in retrospect, it feels like a bunch of upstarts begging the Academy to pay attention to them — something the Academy then deigned to do. Yikes.
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In 2010, Foursquare cofounder Naveen Selvadurai believed that his company, and several other social-media upstarts—Twitter, Tumblr, Path—could carve out successful niches against Facebook.
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Yet relative upstarts in South Korea and China show that large reactors, such as the four 1,400-megawatt (MW) ones in Abu Dhabi, can be built.
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Kindbody is among a crop of women-run upstarts which have won millions in investment dollars – often from female venture capitalists — over the past 12 months.
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Those who contributed to his campaign said breaking up Google could help consumers and spark more innovation by allowing competition among upstarts, according to the report.
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And the biggest lesson of all: it is not upstarts versus incumbents but rather a question of how banks absorb the fintech innovations blossoming around them.
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Upstarts such as Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg, joining Biden and Sanders on stage tonight, will get the chance to begin defining their positions more clearly.
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When fuel prices rose before the recession of 2007-09, legacy airlines with older, thirstier planes cut capacity while upstarts with more fuel-efficient aircraft expanded.
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Robo-advisers were pioneered a decade ago by upstarts Wealthfront and Betterment, which used algorithms to pick low-cost investments suited for a customer's risk appetite.
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The rapid of ascent of Luckin to challenge Starbucks shows how Chinese upstarts are increasingly rivaling Western brands in one of the world's top consumer markets.
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But it also allows Big Tech companies to reinforce their advantage over the upstarts, each time making it harder for a new entrant to strike gold.
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But if they wait too long, they may leave themselves open to disruption from upstarts, as well as from rivals that were quicker to harness technology.
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Where Rapino did acknowledged steep competition was in the secondary market space, with a range of rivals from the established StubHub to the upstarts like SeatGeeks.
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Lower capital intensity, and the relative simplicity of EVs, which use many fewer parts than petrol vehicles and are easier to assemble, is drawing in upstarts.
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Bigger than it seems: This is basically a shock-and-awe sort of transaction, aimed squarely at rival vertical farming upstarts like Bowery and Freight Farms.
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But the update didn't bring any new features to how it actually handled email, despite the popularity of the feature-rich Mailbox and other email upstarts.
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But doing so isn't a forward-looking leap – it's watching the throne in a market with some renewed vigor and excitement thanks to upstarts like Essential.
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Analysts say that as more upstarts get into the game, major food conglomerates are reacting in ways that suggest their hold on the public is slipping.
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Specialised upstarts such as Altas Partners of Toronto, which raised $1 billion for its first fund in the spring, are also getting in on the act.
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Both are political upstarts with unusual names who seemingly came out of nowhere and inspired thousands upon thousands of people to be part of a movement.
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Looking at the odds in Las Vegas, there's a compelling mix of veterans, young upstarts, and the usual suspects projected to take home the Claret Jug.
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Analysts say consolidation is needed for automakers to fend off tech companies and upstarts like Tesla (TSLA), which are plowing money into electric and autonomous cars.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A bitcoin miner, flying-taxi maker and apartment-sharing outfit are among the herd of Chinese upstarts rushing to New York markets.
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John Heimlich, vice president and chief economist of the trade organization Airlines for America, suggested that upstarts might be better off targeting small and midsize locales.
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To fight back upstarts such as rivals PagSeguro Digital Ltd and StoneCo Ltd and retain market share, Cielo has lowered its pricing and increased sales expenses.
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LAS VEGAS — The swift rise of e-commerce, new digital platforms, and direct-to-consumer upstarts has forced large legacy companies to rethink their business models.
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The creative and design agency that helped launch DTC upstarts including Harry's and Hims to market wants a piece of the burgeoning DTC pie for itself.
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Another problem, according to Hubbard: The upstarts tend to ignore strict safety precautions required by local and state maritime agencies, as well as the Coast Guard.
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And its only in the past five years that affordable analog tools have made a comeback, spearheaded by the modular video synth upstarts at LZX Industries.
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At the same time, the gallery scene is once again diversifying, as is demonstrated by a wealth of out-of-town upstarts joining some established venues.
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That has made the fight for marketing dollars that much more fierce, with traditional ad agencies jostling with Silicon Valley firms, consultants and upstarts for business.
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The agency argues that the shaving industry needs upstarts like Harry's to keep giant companies like Gillette owner Procter & Gamble and Schick maker Edgewell in check.
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The former startup's success continued as it increasingly targeted larger companies; it's easier to stack revenue in enterprise-scale chunks than it is by onboarding upstarts.
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"They set up their own mosques and schools, prompting the established religious leaders to call on the government to take action against these upstarts," Columbo said.
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Many manufacturers are having to sink money into developing new electric vehicles and answer challenges from upstarts such as Tesla and Chinese firms with global ambitions.
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California upstarts Beyond Meat Inc and Impossible Foods Inc each sell 100% plant-based meat alternatives to retailers and fast food chains across the United States.
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But such upstarts have always sputtered, including one backed by Best Buy in 000 that charged $500 per movie on top of $35,000 in setup costs.
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That maybe looks cute when they're plucky upstarts, but it starts to ring a little bit more hollow when ... When they can do something about it.
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And so the world's leading automakers, and a few Chinese upstarts, rolled into Detroit for the North American International Auto Show to show off their latest wares.
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For these entrepreneurs, Zuckerberg is a stand-in for the tech industry broadly—an industry that long has been understood as a group of rule-breaking upstarts.
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E-moto upstarts have worked to attract new riders and close gaps with gas motorcycles in performance and cost—but most offerings have come with some compromise.
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The trend toward cooperation has accelerated in recent months as carmakers come under increased pressure from upstarts such as Tesla (TSLA) and tech companies including Uber (UBER).
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Meanwhile, massive food sellers like Nestlé and Tyson are bringing their own meat alternatives to market — a development that will put pressure on upstarts like Beyond Meat.
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But infrastructure has one thing going for it: it has revenue, year after year, and that revenue can be used to take down upstarts when they're weak.
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Boutique upstarts are jockeying for funding on Indiegogo and Kickstarter, while a handful of European companies are pushing the envelope with a variety of high-tech designs.
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Still, the Comcast deal didn't come without strings: regulators imposed several conditions meant to stop the company from using its new power to quash upstarts like Netflix.
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Americans have proven an elusive target for many Chinese tech upstarts, like Xiaomi and Huawei, who can't get their smartphones to catch on in a meaningful way.
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HQ has spawned its own U.K. version, but it will have to figure out how to divide and conquer the globe before local upstarts box it out.
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The company now faces serious competition in the smartphone market from upstarts like Xiaomi that are making cheaper phones for overseas markets such as India and China.
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The study found that while e-dispatched rides have contributed to overall congestion, Uber, Lyft and similar upstarts are "substitutions" for traditional taxi rides, not new trips.
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LAS VEGAS, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Big automakers have spent several years watching their stock prices drift while the valuations of upstarts such as Uber and Tesla soared.
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Young upstarts and seasoned VR veterans like Nonny de la Peña are currently showing off their work there as the industry tries to push the medium forward.
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That half-bitten apple was a symbol, a vision of a different world: a world where renegades and upstarts took crazy ideas and turned them into reality.
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They're also part of a strategy to defend against high-end upstarts, like Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea — which was also the first U.S. coffee shop to offer Oatly.
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So far, ICOs have raised insane amounts of money—in a few instances Ethereum upstarts have sold $50 million worth of tokens in a matter of minutes.
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Despite what tax advocates say, the internet sales tax issue is ultimately about big retailers trying to wield their political connections to create hurdles for competitive upstarts.
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This made some sense in the 1980s and 1990s when giant companies such as General Motors and IBM were being threatened by foreign rivals or domestic upstarts.
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The country's center-right political leadership came out from September's elections significantly weakened, internally fractured and seriously threatened by right-wing upstarts thriving on Merkel's immigration policies.
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While the S&P 500 churned to a new record high for the week, a broad sampling of name-brand e-commerce upstarts had their shares shredded.
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As one example, the bike-sharing craze that began in China, with Chinese upstarts Ofo and Mobike, now has spawned copycats such as LimeBike in Silicon Valley.
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Such an effort would help bolster Apple's efforts in the space as it faces increased competition from established firms like PayPal and rapidly expanding upstarts like Square.
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Many consumer products categories face attacks from direct-to-consumer upstarts that have upended everything from how we sleep (Casper) to how we buy glasses (Warby Parker).
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One, Gin Lane, the agency behind direct-to-consumer upstarts Harry's and Hims, is relaunching itself as a company called Pattern that will make DTC brands itself.
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GE faces tough competition for medical imaging machines, which include MRI scanners and ultrasound devices, from such rivals as Philips and Siemens, as well as Asian upstarts.
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Here you'll find regular news updates, profiles of longtime residents, new upstarts, and business owners along the L route who are unsure of what the future holds.
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Or, is she just another in a line of ambitious upstarts causing Western governments their latest headache in Ukraine and, possibly, taking the country down with her?
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Despite this early and highly tenuous success, a few huge questions hang over these upstarts' debuts: can ethical Ubers be profitable, and how ethical are they anyway?
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It's been a difficult few years for fashion and luxury media brands, as they continue to compete with social-first digital upstarts, like Glossier and The Spring.
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The upstarts: Tech companies not known for semiconductors — Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and even Tesla — are building AI-specific processors to use in their own hardware.
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That means Facebook can gobble up potential competitors, as it already has with Instagram, and crowd out upstarts in fields such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
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Retaining customers like Sacco is critical for traditional grocery retailers as they battle an array of upstarts bent on turning groceries into the next home-delivery juggernaut.
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The community may be strong, but when the weight of governments and the deep pockets of tobacco companies collide with the young upstarts, the result is unclear.
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Two exciting EPs, 2016's Dehd and 2017's Fire of Love, have transformed them from DIY dive bar-playing upstarts to a full-fledged touring force.
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It is competing with established companies like Microsoft and upstarts like Ethereum, which have been developing projects in areas as varied as financial trading and music rights.
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And when upstarts come along with services that threaten the Five's businesses, the giants can simply copy them, and bundle their own versions with their popular products.
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Startups, for example, increasingly have the same capacity to scale quickly, posing new challenges to legacy companies that traditionally had an advantage over upstarts in the arena.
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Some were young upstarts from Chicago — Lester Bowie, Roscoe Mitchell, Malachi Favors — while others were established hard-bop musicians, such as Hank Mobley and Philly Joe Jones.
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The hard part is already done for Amazon: Casper and digital upstarts busted up brick-and-mortar retailers' grip on mattresses, convincing Americans to buy beds online.
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Some of Personio's direct rivals include software upstarts Bob and CharlieHR, but it's also up against competition from established enterprise tech giants like Salesforce, Oracle and SAP.
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" These displaced Southerners hung out with a crew of struggling Hollywood upstarts who included Allison Janney, Melissa McCarthy and Brunson Green, later a producer of "The Help.
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A strategy for many retail upstarts has been to use their online databases, determine where a patch of loyal customers are located, and plant a store there.
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Andrew Cuomo and Tom Carper, his former Senate colleague from Delaware — as they try to defend their seats amid primary challenges from upstarts running to their left.
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They say the banks are motivated simply by a fear that the data will allow the financial upstarts to offer better deals on loans and checking accounts.
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According to activists we've spoken with, some incumbents worry same-day registration could empower upstarts, younger and further to their left, who would challenge them in primaries.
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Heavy demand during the SXSW conference proved more than the small ride-hail upstarts in Austin, Texas — where the giants, Uber and Lyft, don't operate — could handle.
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That's River, the first product from the upstarts at EcoFlow, and it's a gadget I never thought I'd want until I lived with a prototype for a week.
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Since 2006, Effron has led Centerview Partners, one of the small firms that has since the financial crisis led the upstarts that are chipping into big banks' revenue.
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Through its latest campaign, the "20-Min Term Sheet," Clearbanc invests between $10,000 to $10 million in e-commerce upstarts with positive ad spend and positive unit economics.
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Now that Apple is focusing on self-driving software, Zoox, one of the few Silicon Valley upstarts attempting to build its own vehicles, is probably a better fit.
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Marlin Stutzman is the tea party darling, in part because as a member of the House, he was among the upstarts who opposed John Boehner's election as speaker.
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There's something about the whiff of gender-neutral maximalism now sweeping fashion, from bigwigs like Gucci to upstarts like Area, that makes Bowie's pioneering style feel newly relevant.
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Meanwhile, the center-right Partido Popular (PP) served for many years as a big tent party for the Spanish right, leaving little room for fringier right-wing upstarts.
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The entire discount brokerage industry is dealing with tough competition from upstarts like Robinhood, which already offer trading services with no or low commissions via popular mobile apps.
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When you combine a better UX with a fair price, upstarts can peel existing customers away from traditional banks and win young customers who are new to banking.
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Conversely, razors are also holding up, with men appearing to flock to lower-cost upstarts that are posing a stiff challenge to big brands like Gillette and Schick.
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HENLEY-ON-THAMES, England (Reuters) - Queen Elizabeth II's stately royal barge "Gloriana" found itself sharing the River Thames with some quirky upstarts at the weekend - amphibious motor cars.
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BMW and Daimler, once bitter rivals, announced that they would merge their mobility businesses in an effort to stave off competition from tech upstarts like Waymo and Uber.
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Upstarts like The Action Network, a subscription sports betting media company aspiring to be "the ESPN of betting," are churning out content and creating tools specifically for bettors.
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The trend toward cooperation has accelerated in recent months as carmakers are under increased pressure from electric-car upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and tech companies including Uber (UBER).
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Established parties have suffered steep losses, especially on the center left, and voters have turned to upstarts on the nationalist right, the anticapitalist left or the liberal center.
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From Amy's Soup to Justin's Peanut Butter, increasingly health-conscious consumers are eyeing upstarts that may have little to do with branding, and more to do with trust.
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GE faces tough competition for its medical imaging machines, which include MRI scanners and ultrasound devices, from rivals including Philips and Siemens, as well as younger Asian upstarts.
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But the market is getting crowded as digital upstarts expand their reach into new regions: PayPal-owned Xoom added 32 countries in Europe, including the UK, last week.
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In a sign that the dominant leaders took the threat seriously, traditional rivals set aside their differences to run in a coalition against the upstarts called the Beirutis.
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In America drugs firms sometimes use thickets of patents and payoffs to biosimilar upstarts so that a lucrative but ageing drug can be milked a few more years.
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Upstarts like Milk Make-up, the offshoot of the New York photography studio, have agreed to launch exclusively with Sephora, which in turn promotes them in its stores.
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The rapid of ascent of Luckin to challenge the US chain shows how Chinese upstarts are increasingly rivaling Western brands in one of the world's top consumer markets.
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"AT&T told a compelling story about the need to integrate to fend off upstarts like Amazon and Netflix, which are themselves vertically integrated content providers," he said.
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Here are a few other things I've been digging this week, including a new track from grindcore OGs Terrorizer and an album premiere from Philly metalcore upstarts Downtrodder.
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But it would be a mistake to write them off, because they have one big advantage over Silicon Valley upstarts: They know how to manufacture millions of cars.
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New companies in the United States are also lagging those in places like China and Britain, where a much greater proportion of consumers have already fled to upstarts.
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China has a number of big homegrown electric vehicle makers — including Geely (GELYF) and Warren Buffett-backed BYD (BYDDF) — as well as a large number of smaller upstarts.
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Upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and new combinations, such as the joint effort by General Motors (GM), SoftBank (SFTBF) and Honda (HMC), could also shake up the industry's future.
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The so-called "challenger bank" model has helped upstarts draw in millions of users, with Revolut having recently hit over 7 million users and Monzo hitting 3 million.
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However, so is the number of companies targeting this space, a roster that includes Huawei's Chinese rival ZTE and Japan's Sony, as well as Nextbit and other upstarts.
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The Grammys bill themselves as music's biggest night — the night where grandparents around the world finally get to see the music of promising upstarts, like Adele and Beyoncé.
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Running a digital sports publisher in 2016 is a tricky job, especially for an incumbent, who has to battle competitors that range from upstarts to Facebook and Twitter.
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Nonetheless, it seems Democratic leadership was not particularly happy about a group of upstarts laying claim to a major issue and instructing the caucus how to approach it.
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And the lower amount of required information could help MoneyGram match digital upstarts in the remittance space that often need little information, helping MoneyGram avoid losing volume to them.
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Techstars nabs $42M to expand its global presence Techstars is both a fund deploying capital to early-stage upstarts and an operating business nearing $100 million in annual revenue.
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Upstarts like Wild Planet Foods and Safe Catch market their tuna as safer and higher quality and are slowly eating into the big three's market share, the Journal said.
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These big seven competed with smaller regional carriers such as Hawaiian, Alaska Air Lines, and Midwest Express, along with low-cost upstarts like AirTran and the ever-growing Southwest.
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The editorial shift comes as the traditional media outlets in Canada are struggling to remain profitable amid declining advertising revenues and competition from online upstarts like BuzzFeed and Mashable.
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Digital upstarts like Vice (where, full disclosure, I used to work) and Mic were hiring tons of young people to create the content to feed a perceived collective hunger.
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It probably isn't an accident that OnePlus enjoys greater international success than the hordes of fellow Chinese upstarts by launching its flagship in the latter half of the year.
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Iceland&aposs post-crash elections have been defined by rapidly fluctuating party support, with voters more prone to back anti-Establishment upstarts from all parts of the political spectrum.
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Still, while a contemporary startup can earn plaudits for simply repackaging CBD and pushing it on Facebook, these entrepreneurs demonstrated a level of ambition rarely seen among modern upstarts.
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After a stunning victory in the European elections on May 23rd, winning almost one third of the popular vote, many were predicting a win for the upstarts in Peterborough.
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Germany's Commerzbank is the only bank that we know of that's trying to launch an online lending outfit of its own design, rather than simply borrowing from the upstarts.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, Colgate-Palmolive Co and other companies have kicked the tires on those upstarts, which aim to dominate by building a massive network of shippers and drivers.
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The trend toward cooperation has accelerated as traditional carmakers come under increased pressure from upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and tech companies including Uber (UBER) and Google (GOOGL) parent Alphabet.
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We've seen a huge spike in insurance startup funding over the past couple of years, with many upstarts looking to re-architect the industry to appeal to millennial consumers.
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It also helps when the product in question is coffee, a staple in the diets of millions of Americans, and with San Francisco being fertile ground for coffee upstarts.
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Here are five teams whose fortunes could change for the better this season, from presumptive doormats that might become upstarts to odds-on contenders who could finally cash in.
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Upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and new combinations, such as the joint effort by General Motors (GM), Softbank and Honda, also could shake up who wins the future of cars.
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Revlon, backed by billionaire Ron Perelman, has been struggling to grow sales in a competitive market that houses several upstarts and bigger companies such as L'Oreal and Estee Lauder.
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Bailey said that established carmakers are all running up against the same problem as they seek to fend off competition from electric upstarts like China's BYD and Tesla (TSLA).
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German automakers are investing heavily in new technology in a race for the future as tech companies and upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) plow money into electric and autonomous cars.
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Is there a risk that this type of plan would force the content providers — whether they are behemoths like Netflix or promising upstarts like Fandor — into a bidding war?
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Pattern will have to contend not only with other upstarts but also with established marketers like Unilever and P&G trying to fight back with their own disrupter brands.
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The Forrester analyst Jay Pattisall called the consolidation necessary to simplify the organization and compete more directly with upstarts and consulting firms that offer multiple services under one roof.
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The Cubs out-scored the erstwhile upstarts from Philly 26.00-13 over their just-concluded three game sweep, dropping the Phils into a tie with the third place Marlins.
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Other U.S. airlines are struggling to increase unit revenue as low-price carriers such as Spirit expand domestic flights and upstarts such as Norwegian Air cut trans-Atlantic fares.
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Apple had the highest profits of any U.S. company, Amazon romped into the top 22017, and relative upstarts like Tesla, Netflix, and Nvidia all notched strong showings for investors.
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Meanwhile, enterprise giants will continue snapping up these enterprise software upstarts to bolster and innovate higher-performance offerings in an attempt to provide customers with a seamless, uninterrupted workflow.
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The deal is designed to help AT&T counter slowing growth in its core wireless, internet and satellite businesses while fending off online video upstarts like Netflix and Hulu.
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While it may seem like it's in its relative infancy — thanks to increased attention on the first string of venture capital-backed upstarts — delivery has been around for decades.
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One way Volvo and others are trying to answer the upstarts is by importing a bit of Silicon Valley vibe, even if their engineers are in Sweden or Stuttgart.
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With two drummers, a tuba and one powerhouse tenor saxophonist — Shabaka Hutchings, London jazz's current cause célèbre — Sons of Kemet have gone from British upstarts to breakout international success.
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But it also reflects the willingness of shareholders and deep-pocketed private investors to keep fast-growing upstarts afloat long enough to conquer a potential "winner-take-all" market.
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But it's highly complex, and there are incumbents including the pharmacy benefits managers, which negotiate drug prices on behalf of insurers and employers, that have done battle with upstarts.
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Buying another bank probably wouldn't pass muster, Mr. Dimon suggested, but his comments are sure to encourage pitches from fintech upstarts looking to be bought by America's largest bank.
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It is therefore unclear whether the ketchup-owner wants a slow-growing business likes soup, which faces competition from smaller upstarts, private label brands, as well as other categories.
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Ant researchers have identified the molecular and neural cues that help explain social behaviors, including caring for young, breeding — even capturing and spread-eagling upstarts, like tiny police officers.
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U.S. tech startups may have an added advantage as other federal authorities take a tougher tact toward Chinese upstarts (pay close attention to how the TikTok situation gets resolved).
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Mr. Ryan told colleagues he refused to be held hostage by the upstarts, then gambled that he would find enough votes to pass the legislation, despite unified Democratic opposition.
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Investors seem more willing to tolerate poor financial performance from big brand name firms than from smaller upstarts, analysts at Zacks Investment Research pointed out in a recent report.
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But as encouraging as that news is for those two upstarts, it's also a blunt expression of the party's dimming hopes in Ohio and, to a lesser extent, Florida.
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According to fintech consultancy 11:FS, many upstarts in the U.K. faced similar problems in the early days of operating as they relied on third parties for certain processes.
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A rapidly changing media landscape is forcing legacy entertainment giants to consider spending tens of billions of dollars in order to keep pace with upstarts like Netflix and Amazon.
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Livestreaming upstarts are culling up-to-the-minute data on viewing habits, device usage and even current events to show viewers what they want - maybe before they know themselves.
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The rapidly changing media landscape is forcing legacy entertainment giants to consider spending tens of billions of dollars in order to keep pace with upstarts like Netflix and Amazon.
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Upstarts like John McKeen, the chairman of Pfizer, Posner writes, took the opposite view, arguing that it was not worth investing in drugs that would not generate substantial revenue.
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In the short term, such policies have effectively limited the influence of both longstanding far-right parties like the National Front in France and insurgent upstarts like the AfD.
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But these "surprising" upstarts — which are really just the continuation of "surprising" films that challenge conventional Hollywood wisdom about audiences and filmmakers — are hits with both critics and audiences.
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However, some of the fastest-growing upstarts—such as Syriza in Greece, Podemos in Spain and the Five Star Movement in Italy—sat in the middle or on the left.
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So when J.D. Power presented the firm with an award this week for customer satisfaction in personal loans, topping other big banks and fintech upstarts, Solomon soaked in the moment.
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The main goal isn't simply to maximize revenue from advertising—the strategy that keeps the lights on and the content free at upstarts like the Huffington Post, BuzzFeed, and Vox.
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Automakers, including Daimler, are investing heavily in new technology in a race for the future as tech companies and upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) plow money into electric and autonomous cars.
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Carmakers hook up The trend toward cooperation has accelerated in recent months as carmakers come under increased pressure from upstarts such as Tesla (TSLA) and tech companies including Uber (UBER).
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While Schmidt was their man, Page and Brin managed to keep an iron grip on Alphabet with super-voting shares, setting a new standard for Silicon Valley's 21st century upstarts.
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Those projects were vestiges of excitement around mobility—and some fear of upstarts like Uber, which once threatened to rewrite the automotive game but now struggle with questions of profitability.
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When critics have questioned whether upstarts like Snap or Spotify can take on Facebook and Apple, Tencent has come to their defense behind the front lines and strengthened their odds.
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Until today, OnePlus could confidently say it was different from all the other Chinese upstarts that, consciously or not, aped the iPhone to a point of losing their own identity.
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So for the past few years, big banks have been preparing for upstarts by building their own applications, reorganizing their tech staffs to innovate faster and partnering with fintech firms.
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By offering their own tech solutions, banks hope that outsiders — whether they're big tech companies like Amazon or fintech upstarts like Square — won't be able to pry away their customers.
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Entrepreneurs have created rocket and satellite upstarts for years, but only recently have commercial businesses made significant headway in an industry that's notorious for high upfront costs and big risks.
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Why it matters: As a result, top media industry trade groups are in an intense battle over who will represent legacy brands, ad tech companies and direct-to-consumer upstarts.
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For the most part, it seems the lingerie executives are unfazed by the influence inclusive lingerie upstarts like ThirdLove and Savage X Fenty by Rihanna have wielded in recent seasons.
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Trading desks started 2016 by catching a beating, and investment banking teams are losing a growing portion of market share to boutique upstarts, when regulators aren't killing their biggest deals.
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Nearly every Wall Street firm has put out research reports on the tens of billions of dollars of revenue that might be lost to these upstarts in the coming years.
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While Apple and Samsung are still top smartphone vendors by volume, their shipments are growing much more slowly worldwide than upstarts like Oppo, Xiaomi, Vivo and Huawei, according to IDC.
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Third, Amazon's e-commerce might, and the growing clout of internet-era direct-to-consumer upstarts, have weakened the distribution muscle and pricing power of the advertising giants' biggest clients.
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What started as very different business models — app-enabled taxi services and vehicle production — are now converging, also joined by traditional players like General Motors and upstarts like Alphabet's Waymo.
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A ride in a self-driving car and a meeting with Google CEO Larry Page, recounted in Brad Stone's recent book "The Upstarts," seemed to bode well for the relationship.
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It is now facing its own pressure as digital upstarts called roboadvisers have come onto the scene, offering automated investment advice for a fraction of the cost of many incumbents.
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It was a move largely in response to no-fee upstarts like Robinhood, and competitors TD Ameritrade, E-Trade, and Fidelity followed Schwab, despite a tough reception in the market.
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Turnout on Sunday spiked to a record, and the biggest vote-getter of any of the 35 legislators elected in geographic districts was one of the six upstarts, Eddie Chu.
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But it's clear that the company has a long way to go to upend health care the same way other tech upstarts have taken on retail, travel and food delivery.
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A new crop of upstarts, mainly based in California and China, is trying to follow Tesla's lead and take advantage of traditional car companies' slowness to develop battery-powered vehicles.
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Following a pattern that has become familiar in European elections, the Czech vote pits longstanding mainstream parties in decline against anti-establishment upstarts from all corners of the political spectrum.
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Of course, the company has so much competition it's dizzying, but like the various upstarts against which it's battling for mindshare, the opportunity that Empower is chasing is enormous, too.
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But there's a legitimate concern in there, Andrew writes in his latest column: Moats still exist, and it remains hard for upstarts to break into banking, tech or, yes, automobiles.
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BMW and Daimler, maker of Mercedes-Benz, are two of the most aggressive carmakers building their own "mobility services" to prevent Silicon Valley's upstarts from keeping all the spoils themselves.
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Read further: A leading direct-to-consumer ad agency behind upstarts including Harry&aposs and Hims just raised $14 million to spin off into its own multi-brand DTC company.
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The rival German carmakers announced the investment on Friday in Berlin, describing their mobility business as a "global game changer" that could help fend off challenges from upstarts including Uber.
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Yes, rap songs by scrappy upstarts can hit No.25 on the Billboard charts thanks to internet memes and an unfathomable amount of streams on services like YouTube and Spotify.
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Wells Fargo analyst Peter Costa says right now insurers are well positioned to weather the threat from the upstarts, noting that industry has invested heavily in analytics and data systems.
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Robinhood founders Baiju Bhatt (left) and Vladamir Tenev (right) Robinhood founders Baiju Bhatt (left) and Vladamir Tenev (right) Many of the startups dealing in crypto are upstarts with questionable track records.
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BASF has launched packaging for mozzarella cheese made from polymers chemically recomposed from used plastics, perhaps spooked by upstarts that are working on something similar, such as Loop Industries of Canada.
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The company is the latest retailer to struggle as internet upstarts offer increased transparency on prices, turning its stores into showrooms where customers try on gowns only to buy them online.
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Since then, the PSOE has lost almost half its voters to the upstarts of Podemos, a far-left party formed out of the anti-austerity protest movement known as the indignados.
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Consider all the recent alliances and investments between traditional media giants and digital upstarts: NBCUniversal has invested in both Vox Media and BuzzFeed Turner has pumped money into Mashable and Refinery29.
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U.S. broadcasters usually count on an election-year windfall, but spending is forecast to fall and digital upstarts like Snapchat are in the mix looking for a piece of the pie.
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DirecTV Now is AT&T's answer to the upstarts SlingTV and PS Vue, which have brought streaming TV off of the cable box and onto phones, laptops, and set-top boxes.
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New reports suggest that YouTube, the incumbent king of internet video, is losing ground to newer upstarts like TikTok and Twitch that are capturing the attention of young consumers and brands.
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Why it matters: These self-styled rental vigilantes are just one example of how incumbent industries are leveraging state and local regulators to resist competition from online upstarts and emergent technologies.
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Eat24 was never a serious threat to the company, which also owns Seamless, AllMenus, and MenuPages, but neither are upstarts like Postmates and DoorDash that were once pegged as potential usurpers.
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In order to claw back market share lost to upstarts such as Dollar Shave Club, P&G cut prices on products in its grooming business by 3 percent during the quarter.
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Speaking exclusively to The Verge the day before he appeared in front of Congressional Republicans investigating the net neutrality vote, Wheeler was candid and direct about his desire to protect upstarts.
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Even if the upstarts capture more than a quarter of the assembly, it's far from clear that parties which advocate putting their countries first can work together at the European level.
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These mergers are mostly taking place to get ahead of consumers' migration to digital TV. But some worry that mergers could give deep-pocketed media conglomerates an unfair advantage over upstarts.
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" In their op-ed, they declare that "our companies are no longer upstarts," but are now "public companies that tens of millions of people rely on for mobility and for work.
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Today's media giants will all make a play for this new supply of attention, but the jostling will make space for new upstarts or for an older player to reboot themselves.
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A year ago, the Warriors were talented upstarts, a team of long-distance cyborgs who were neither saddled with great expectations nor distracted by the spotlight of a history-making chase.
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As it fends off increasing competition from upstarts like SimpliSafe, August, Google, and Amazon, the 145-year-old company has been trying to stay relevant by investing in marketing and acquisitions.
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New York (CNN Business)About a decade ago, traditional news organizations faced an emerging threat from a host of digital upstarts, outlets that provided the news immediately, online and for free.
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China's bike-sharing industry has been heating up, with upstarts such as Ofo, rival Beijing Mobike Technology and others aiming to improve urban mobility in the country and promote greener transport.
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Shabab fighters seem to resent the new Islamic State upstarts, who in the past few months have been opening their own training camps and militant cells in remote towns across Somalia.
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In the bath and shower category, big brands' market share has contracted 3% as upstarts like The Seaweed Bath Co. and Rock Your Hair, have gained 3% more of the market.
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It marks the first time the European unicorn has offered a debit card (pictured below), a move that is bound to draw further comparisons with newer fintech upstarts such as Revolut.
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To the watch lover – and the brands that cater to them – none of these upstarts, the Casio's, the Citizens – deserve to be on the same slide as Patek Philippe and Rolex.
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In order to regain market share lost to upstarts such as Harry's and Dollar Shave Club, P&G cut prices of its grooming products by 16.653 percent in the prior quarter.
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Running up a new outfit, she argues that if Corning is to turn back the challenge of upstarts like Howard C. Nolan (Glenn Fitzgerald), he will have to be less aloof.
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Three years later, Jokic is a certifiable All-Star and his team of upstarts from the Mile High City found an entertaining way on Tuesday night to win some leaguewide notice.
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Such stalwart defenders of a certain brand of "common sense" capitalism have watched in horror as ill-mannered upstarts — on both the right and the left — build power at the fringes.
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He thinks upstarts and digital companies will find success going back to more traditional models — Amazon launching physical stores, Netflix going into movie theaters, and digital media companies buying print arms.
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What's next: As Axios has previously reported, Attention Capital is looking to raise nearly $500 million to invest in everything from measurement companies to news brands and entertainment upstarts, per sources.
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Back then, the Times was only a few years away from a recession that looked like it might mortally wound the paper, even as online upstarts picked up funding and buzz.
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Under pressure from low interest rates, a slowdown in Wall Street revenue and threats from tech upstarts, banks are increasingly taking stakes in fintech firms as a kind of disruption insurance.
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In a letter to L Brands (LB) CEO Leslie Wexner, Mitarotonda suggested spinning off Victoria's Secret, which faces challenges from bra upstarts ThirdLove, Lively and American Eagle Outfitters (AEO)-owned Aerie.
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That's a fairly traditional sales strategy for large enterprise companies, while newer upstarts tend to sell to departmental heads or try to spur bottom-up adoption from users or software developers.
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The key to the upstarts' growth is selling wealth management products and borrowing from other banks, allowing them to create loans wrapped in financial instruments to give the appearance of investments.
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Silicon Valley upstarts like Uber and Theranos have tried to prove, sometimes unsuccessfully, that fewer rules are better, and unchecked autonomy is a feature that attracts a specific pool of talent.
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So unless they become very good soldiers indeed (like Vice President George H.W. Bush did for President Ronald Reagan), they risk being viewed as ambitious upstarts — and being put on ice.
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Bunhill is said to be a corruption of ''bone hill''; it is essentially a potter's field formed as much by ideology as poverty, the final home of religious Nonconformists and other upstarts.
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Tracking the explosive growth of open-source software In the last several years, hordes of new enterprise-IT upstarts have popped up in Silicon Valley, with some drawing lofty valuations from investors.
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Ah, but those old-fashioned companies know a few things about managing and maintaining fleets, skills Silicon Valley upstarts don't have—and desperately need as they roll out their self-driving cars.
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But the companies manning the booths weren't McKinsey or Goldman Sachs, firms that traditionally scoop up college grads by the truckload — instead they were upstarts in the much-hyped world of blockchain.
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Neil Shah, CEO of Concrn, joined us in the studio to talk about the ups, downs and ups again of leading an app that lacks the appeal of many Silicon Valley upstarts.
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Increasingly, the largest venture capital funds are leading seed deals in fledgling upstarts, offering larger checks, limited dilution and the opportunity to stamp a legacy brand name on a months-old project.
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Less fairly, Britons may now be more reluctant to trust other online upstarts wanting to take on the big lenders—and who aren't running a bank as a sideline to flogging cornflakes.
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Mr. A is not just young but also ambitious, ambitious in a way that makes observers slightly uncomfortable, that makes him stand out even amongst the cadre of upstarts in Peter's orbit.
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This can be a route to the full bankhood of Monzo or Starling, or allow upstarts to harry banks in specific fields—as Azimo, Revolut and TransferWise have done in foreign exchange.
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Both companies are important to digital media upstarts, and they're both hungry for video that they can show ads against—and grab a chunk of the $103 billion spent on TV ads.
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Other companies vying to provide the top spot where friends can hang out in groups online includes, obviously, Facebook, Google and Snapchat, but also upstarts like Rabbit, Oncam and scores of others.
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Justice Democrats are trying to recruit liberal upstarts for 2020 after the success of candidates such as Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley, another freshman congresswoman who beat an incumbent Democrat in 2018.
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But several in the ad industry said it now risks losing millennials to upstarts like short-form video app TikTok, which does not have paid ad spots, or rivals like Facebook's Instagram.
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Edward Firth, managing director, UK banks at analysts KBW, said big banks make such a good return on retail banking that the digital upstarts can halve it and still make enough profit.
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At the election last December, Spaniards split their votes between two establishment parties and two upstarts, and neither the governing centre-right People's Party nor the opposition Socialists could forge a coalition.
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Advances in streaming video bypassed those gatekeepers, who have spent the past decade-plus running around like chickens with their heads cut off as their cultural power was transferred to digital upstarts.
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The digital payments sector has seen a string of deals as companies look to acquire new technologies in a global business where upstarts are rapidly taking market share from traditional payment processors.
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Chinese electric vehicle startup Qiantu Motor is planning to compete with Tesla — and a slew of other Chinese EV upstarts — with its all-electric K50 roadster, company chairman Lu Qun told Bloomberg.
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Instead, those upstarts with lower seeds, lower profiles, and representing smaller conferences, largely hit a wall Sunday in the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament, where almost all of the top seeds again prevailed.
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He further defended the Gillette-owner against Peltz's critique the company has lost out on innovation, as upstarts like Dollar Shave Club or millenial-focused skincare lines have come into the fray.
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The big picture: Like other venture capital-backed digital media upstarts, Refinery29 has had to adapt to the changing media landscape in order to ensure its brings investors returns at high multiples.
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Total spending on content by the big four media upstarts in 2018 will mushroom some 30 percent, year over year, to $18 billion, according to a Breakingviews forecast based on analysts' estimates.
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In the decade that followed, investors — and the Wall Street bankers who catered to them — were more than happy to provide financing for upstarts like Oklahoma-based Chesapeake Energy and Devon Energy.
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Feng's data details a change in the majority, with startups selling to other companies raising more Seed deals than upstarts trying to build a customer base amongst folks like ourselves in 2019.
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These upstarts are a long way from dethroning their incumbent peers, but the progress they showed and funding they secured in 2019 suggests they could pose an increasing threat to legacy players.
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The company has been investing heavily to develop new products, improve packaging and marketing as it tries to appeal to younger consumers and fights competition from Unilever , Reckitt-Benckiser and local upstarts.
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The mortal frailty of human politics — deals being cut and deals falling apart, arrogant lifers being driven out and upstarts being ushered in — is what attracted me to Washington to begin with.
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The capability to do just that is a core selling point for upstarts like TVision, which promote their ability to measure how people are binge-watching shows on, say, Netflix and Amazon.
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In the new marketplace the old guard and disruptive upstarts occupy the same field and are fiercely competing to develop the next killer app or innovative service that their common customers demand.
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Big food companies like Nestlé and Kellogg used to be able to set the tone when it came to food trends, launching new products or line extensions without much competition from upstarts.
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Therefore, instead of working in a Wild West atmosphere where upstarts can strike upon meteoric success, new companies will have to join forces with third parties, like established firms and especially government regulators.
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But the company, like other consumer brands, faces competition from upstarts like Seventh Generation cleaners, which Unilever bought two years ago, as well as from cheaper private-label products like Costco's Kirkland brand.
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Some digital upstarts have built entire businesses on the backs of the social platforms, and are therefore routinely beholden to the whims of their tech overlords (case in point: the "pivot to video").
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But lurking in the wings are upstarts from China and Russia aiming to take on the U.S. and European giants in the narrowbody plane segment, the most popular type of aircraft for carriers.
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But the big prize up for grabs is the huge pool of money — more than $70 billion in annual spending — that is migrating from traditional television broadcasters to tech upstarts and digital programming.
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And because these popular apps seem to have succeeded where traditional banks often fail — at getting young people interested in saving — legacy financial institutions have started investing in and acquiring these finance upstarts.
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Case in point: in 2013, AWS launched 280 services, but this year, they've already released nearly 1000 — a stunning achievement which is striking fear in the hearts of everyone from incumbents to upstarts.
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The acronym we have for what were once upstarts or underdogs—Facebook to Amazon to Netflix to Google—hints at the now ominous nature of their place in the world, F.A.N.G. What happened?
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Graphic: MozillaMozilla launched a new version of Firefox on Tuesday spotlighting its speed and privacy features as the San Francisco-based open source upstarts continue to compete against Google Chrome's global browser dominance.
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Japan's traditional broadcasters, boxed in by government regulations and concerned about upsetting their regional stations, have mostly left the internet field clear for upstarts like AbemaTV and foreign players like Netflix and Amazon.
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The Hungarians enjoyed the lion's share of possession throughout but Iceland, the tournament's upstarts playing on the big stage for the first time, used route one to devastating effect in the first half.
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Most of these Kickstarter upstarts are peddling pipe dreams, but Looking Glass Factory has been working on this stuff for awhile and whether or not you actually do need it, they've got it.
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Telcos have dreamed for decades of breaking free of the shackles of consumer regulation and branching out into Internet services in their local markets, only to be consistently beaten by newer, global upstarts.
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But it touched a nerve in Beirut's municipal elections this week, gaining unexpected traction with voters and fueling the upstarts' conviction that it is possible to buck the Arab world's trend toward authoritarianism.
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The firm acquired control of Brazilian taxi start-up 99 Taxi earlier this year, and has teamed up with other upstarts including Tallinn, Estonia-based Taxify and Dubai, United Arab Emirates-based Careem.
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Read more: A leading direct-to-consumer ad agency behind upstarts including Harry's and Hims just raised $14 million to spin off into its own multi-brand DTC companyGin Lane is hardly alone.
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SAN FRANCISCO — It's often hard to sell a company, particularly when that company has faced steady declines over the last decade, been surpassed by upstarts and is struggling in its latest turnaround plan.
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The Badgers (4-5, 1-1 Big Ten) barely did so against one of the conference's young, promising upstarts, holding off Penn State inside the Bryce Jordan Center for a 64-43 win.
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Upstarts in the industry are tapping into a huge market, as evidenced by revenue in the multiple billions annually for incumbents mattress makers like TempurSealy or Serta-Simmons and retailers like Mattress Firm.
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The lightning-fast ascent of Pinduoduo (pronounced a bit like "PING-daw-daw") suggests that China is not done producing high-flying internet upstarts, despite the vast reach of incumbents such as Alibaba.
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Yet now, a miserable bunch of small-minded nationalist upstarts are trying to play jingoistic games with historical facts in pursuit of their illiberal betrayal of the great Polish contribution to European freedom.
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Established companies like Zillow and venture-backed upstarts like Opendoor and Offerpad have raised billions of dollars on the promise that they can use sophisticated algorithms to predict the value of individual homes.
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But the Victoria's Secret definition of sexy has come under fire in the #MeToo era, particularly as upstarts like Third Love and newer brands like American Eagle's Aerie promote body diversity and inclusivity.
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From established services like Blue Apron to vegan upstarts Purple Carrot, companies are adding celebrity spokesmodels, catering to specialized diets and promising customers everything from 23-minute meal prep to curbing heart disease.
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Industries from finance to recruitment and food are all prime for disruption by young upstarts, according to a new list from LinkedIn, which has ranked the country's most appealing start-ups of 2018.
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In several years' time, we'll know whether the countless think pieces claiming millennials are done with alcohol were indeed true and whether the VC money into these upstarts was wasted or pure genius.
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During the campaign, Trump's advisers mobilized in their service a phalanx of information warriors, including commentators on Fox News and digital upstarts such as Breitbart News, whose offerings included partisan and extremist content.
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Traditional brick-and-mortar retailers, too, face the pressure of the migration to e-commerce, where once-mighty chains are struggling to catch up to Amazon and a crop of nimble digital upstarts.
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Autonomous vehicles are a hotly contested field of technology, pursued by other tech giants, promising upstarts and traditional automakers — all who see the potential of self-driving cars to upend the automobile industry.
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"A 2012 piece in the Atlantic argued that the battle over bundling is really a battle between streaming upstarts and cable TV, "the most dependable and lucrative business model in modern entertainment history.
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Upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and new combinations, such as the joint effort by General Motors (GM), SoftBank (SFTBF) and Honda (HMC) to develop fully autonomous vehicles, are also shaking up the industry's future.
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David's Bridal is the latest retailer to struggle as internet upstarts offer increased transparency on prices, turning its stores into showrooms where customers come to try on gowns only to buy them online.
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The group had previously announced massive investments in electric and battery technology, signaling its intention to confront upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) that have taken the lead in the emerging market for electric cars.
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The German carmaker has announced massive investments in electric and battery technology, signaling its intention to confront upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) that have carved out a niche in the emerging electric-car market.
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Patriots 13, Rams 3 ATLANTA — The New England Patriots' dynasty began exactly 17 years ago Sunday, when the most fruitful partnership in N.F.L. history launched its transformation from plucky upstarts to league overlords.
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Uber has grown from a small car-hailing app into an international phenomenon, but a new book about it and Airbnb — "The Upstarts" by Brad Stone — argues that Uber's future is uniquely imperiled.
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There were all these other upstarts — Vox, for example — that had sort of started out of what fan, what people who were like rabid fans for a particular area wanted to read about.
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Be smart: A major part of the problem for legacy players is that many still spend and operate like old business, dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars on fittings, while digital upstarts are scrappier.
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Part of Essential's goal is to shake up a market that has grown stale and boring because the leaders in the industry have little to worry about from upstarts and even well-funded challengers.
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By testing the technology in a market as big as the United Kingdom, Vodafone could help upstarts to attract financing and eventually scale to rival existing vendors, said Usman Ghazi, an analyst at Berenberg.
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For large drugmakers, as well as big biotech businesses like Gilead and Celgene, small and innovative upstarts are now a vital source of experimental drugs with which to top up in-house development pipelines.
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As a result, Tom Forte of DA Davidson, a bank, argues that if anything, the ruling will help insulate Amazon against any upstarts who would have used the online-tax loophole to undercut it.
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Two-hundred-and-forty years after American colonists upset at the dictates of Parliament turned over the established political order, a new group of political upstarts has spurned the rule of the European Union.
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The big picture: The hooplah has intensified to the point where a number of upstarts are popping up to offer drone-delivery-in-a-box to the retailers who can't afford to invest themselves.
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The traditional aviation industry typically moves rather slowly, but over the last few years, we've seen a number of upstarts that are challenging the status quo both in the general and commercial aviation business.
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After three years of cajoling, 33 outlets ranging from long-established publications like the Nation, via upstarts such as the Huffington Post, to those intended for particular audiences, like News Taco, agreed to participate.
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From startups to established technology ventures such as Alibaba and PayPal, companies are working to disrupt and capture market share from traditional financial institutions — which are truly giants compared with the upstarts of today.
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It's particularly clear when you glance at the UI. While upstarts like Eero and Amplifi give you a gorgeous UI experiences, Netgear forces you to adjust settings in an environment you'll recognize from 2008.
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Sure, it might have got record companies to finally wake up to a few grotty upstarts doing it for themselves with glue sticks and badge makers, but nothing in the grown-up world changed.
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As competition grows in the restaurant and gaming space from upstarts like Punch Bowl Social, Dave & Buster's has been working to streamline its menu while still offering value deals, like its unlimited wings special.
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Since the failure of its planned merger with Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank has been undergoing a painful restructuring, shedding thousands of staff in a bid to regain the initiative from more streamlined, online-led upstarts.
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Longstanding economic policies tend to favor outside corporations over local upstarts, and island universities are just now learning to teach business students how to start ventures after decades of training them for middle management.
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Since the failure of its planned merger with Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank has been undergoing a painful restructuring, shedding thousands of staff in a bid to regain the initiative from more streamlined, online-led upstarts.
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Ralph Lauren on Thursday rolled out its new strategic growth plan, as it looks to reshape its business that has been challenged by struggles in department stores and by new competition from digital upstarts.
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In fact, for all the ranchers' symbolic power, they were upstarts on the make, and it was as they lost their own bid for control that an economy built by victorious Chicago slaughterers emerged.
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Sears and Kmart were already lacking so many resources, namely investment capital to fend off online upstarts like Amazon, and an experienced bench of retail executives, so these early cuts took an enormous toll.
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Gin Lane, an ad agency that has helped take direct-to-consumer upstarts including Harry's and Hims to market, is spinning off into a multi-brand conglomerate of direct-to-consumer brands called Pattern.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - Euro 2016 upstarts Hungary have steadily improved during the group stage of the tournament and played their best football in Wednesday's pulsating 3-3 draw against Portugal, coach Bernd Storck said.
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Important steps for the company, but there remain a lot of opportunities for smaller and newer upstarts to take bites out of LinkedIn's business in areas where it is still being slow to develop.
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It's actually the city of Cleveland that must be defeated soundly, in order to send an overdue message to upstarts everywhere: Big-market sports cities are superior, and must restore a healthier pecking order.
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The club has hardly made a secret of the fact it felt Financial Fair Play was a ruse concocted by the game's traditional elite to keep upstarts like City and P.S.G. in their place.
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The history of TV is one of upstarts and competitors, and my first instinct was to liken Netflix to something like cable, which rose as a serious competitor to broadcast TV in the 1980s.
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Not as stodgy as they were once considered, corporate venture capital shops (CVCs) have grown in popularity as investment vehicles for cash-rich corporations hoping to avoid being killed off by more vibrant upstarts.
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While many direct-to-consumer upstarts matured and became viable businesses in 2019, hundreds continue to crop up in an attempt to disrupt categories across the board — from beauty and supplements to home fitness.
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Gin Lane, an ad agency that helped take direct-to-consumer upstarts including Harry&aposs and Hims to market, raised $14 million and spun off into a direct-to-consumer brand conglomerate called Pattern.
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Here's a sample of 10 that are currently available to stream — some established favorites, others quirky upstarts — along with excerpts from what our critics first thought of them and links to their full reviews.
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The British fintech entrepreneur says banking behemoths like Barclays and HSBC are saddled with outdated technology and a risk-averse culture to respond to the challenge that upstarts like his digital bank, Monzo, present.
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As we come to learn during the film's first chapter, several of Bin's colleagues in the jianghu are being systematically knocked off by a new generation of upstarts looking to usurp these aging kingpins.
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Only a year ago many people were convinced that tech companies like Apple, Google, and Tesla — together with Chinese-backed upstarts like Faraday Future — were poised to decimate the business of traditional car manufacturers.
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Though it is going head to head with deep-pocketed tech giants like Alphabet's Google and Apple and upstarts like Uber to develop autonomous vehicles and connected cars, Ford has one clear advantage, said Fields.
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Thankfully, brands like Iman's own Iman Cosmetics and upstarts like MDMFlow, Black Up, and Juvia's Place are leading the charge to bring makeup offerings up-to-date with formulas specifically targeted to people of color.
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GM's Maven, like the efforts by rival automakers, aims to convince skeptical investors that auto industry incumbents can move into new markets such as car sharing instead of waiting for upstarts to undermine their franchises.
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While many of the largest tech companies, like Facebook, Alphabet, and Apple — have dipped their toes into providing financial services like payments, it's only been more finance-focused upstarts that have pushed to become banks.
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However, Starling has always talked up its average bank deposits number as higher than other upstarts, evidence that consumers are using new banking offerings in different ways and not always as their primary salary account.
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That's why the big TV networks (and even media upstarts like Amazon (AMZN), Google's (GOOGL) YouTube and Facebook (FB)) are still willing to pay big bucks to the leagues and teams to air live games.
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It is not mere semantics, but indicative of the way that China's fintech upstarts—firms that have excited investors, frightened banks and attracted legions of users—are adjusting as their reach is limited by regulators.
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He said a the workshop hosted yesterday at Stanford University that there are still opportunities for upstarts to challenge the large Silicon Valley incumbents, which he argued can be slow-moving because of their size.
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Unilever, Campbell Soup, British American Tobacco and PepsiCo have all named new CEOs in recent months, charging a new generation to rekindle growth as the industry heavyweights try to fight back against media-savvy upstarts.
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Reuters reported this week that Walmart has been slashing prices on staples like eggs and milk in stores throughout the Southeast and Midwest in order to compete better with low-price upstarts such as Aldi.
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Although there seems to be a constant arms race between ad developers and those building the ad blockers, it is almost certain advertising giants are likely to weather this storm longer than some scrappy upstarts.
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It was a concept so simple, so successful, and so easy to replicate, in fact, that today the market is flooded with speakers from brands you know, as well as from opportunistic upstarts you don't.
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It's the biggest assignment in journalism: Take a set-in-its-ways 167-year-old news organization and reconfigure it radically so that it can compete on the global stage against countless young digital upstarts.
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The Times and Post are flourishing not because they changed to become more like digital upstarts but because they have avoided the free-content assumption and convinced people that their content is worth paying for.
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By just about every measure worth collecting, these five American consumer technology companies are getting larger, more entrenched in their own sectors, more powerful in new sectors and better insulated against surprising competition from upstarts.
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Twitter's 24/7 news programming with Bloomberg is a more direct translation of the TV model, but it's also focusing elsewhere on brands and media upstarts that don't have as much broadcast experience, including BuzzFeed.
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Investors who are mostly likely to be alarmed by the FTC's move are those who focus on later-stage startups, startups in the consumer-packaged goods industry, or upstarts in highly consolidated industries, they said.
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One of Intel's biggest missteps of the last 10 years was ceding ground in the smartphone chip industry to rivals and upstarts, leaving one of the world's biggest PC players out of the mobile boom.
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Don't get me wrong -- Trumpism, as defined by the brash real-estate-tycoon-turned-President -- is different than the tea partyism, as defined by a slate of small-government grassroots upstarts, of the early 2010s.
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Voters will hear from experienced voices, such as former Vice President Joe Biden, who promises Democrats experience and toughness, as well as promising upstarts like Beto O'Rourke and Kamala Harris, who offer idealism and vision.
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I think that's the whole history of Silicon Valley, is that these upstarts with very limited resources and a bunch of misfits have rearranged every single industry, and they've done it over and over again.
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Menor Menor, Mr. Perez, and Myke Towers - La Solicitud Two of Carbon Fiber's hottest upstarts tack on one of Puerto Rico's most consistent spitters to tell the tale of a bizarre love triangle Rashomon style.
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What does that mean for recent upstarts like Clearbanc, a business that provides revenue-share agreements to help startups forgo selling equity to VCs, or Brex, which has created a credit card tailored for startups?
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What Ingrassia dubs "the mattress wars" does in fact live up to his billing of a "raucous, bare-knuckle brawl" between the market behemoth Serta Simmons and dozens of upstarts, including Casper and Tuft & Needle.
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The offers come amid rapid changes to the media landscape, with legacy entertainment giants being forced to consider spending tens of billions of dollars in order to keep pace with upstarts like Netflix and Amazon.
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Investors who poured millions into digital media upstarts earlier in the decade saw billions in estimated value disappear as those companies missed growth targets and were forced into downrounds, firesales, head-scratching mergers, and shutdowns.
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It means that upstarts can compete with major vendors by offering specific, useful tools that are better than the legacy options — after all, that&aposs how Zoom and Slack established themselves in the first place.
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By helping enterprises across the globe battle increasingly complex attack scenarios more efficiently, CrowdStrike, as well as other fast-growing cybersecurity upstarts, has redefined company security standards much like Salesforce redefined how companies communicate with customers.
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Photo: UdelvWhile Uber spent the summer making drastic cuts to its self-driving vehicle operations—firing 100 drivers in Pittsburgh, then winding down its autonomous trucking division—upstarts have been happy to pick up the slack.
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As one of the original online journalism upstarts, Gawker pushed editorial boundaries beyond the niceties of traditional mainstream journalism in a way that has come to define the tone and style of news on the web.
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A handful of American companies, from giants like Amazon and Walmart to upstarts like Standard Cognition and Zippin, are betting on a windfall for whoever works out the bugs in cashierless checkout — and makes it cheap.
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In one of the country's most hotly contested elections in decades, the rise of nationalist party Vox split the right-wing vote, echoing fragmented parliaments across Europe where traditional groups have ceded to anti-establishment upstarts.
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It's easy to push a narrative of fintech upstarts versus the big incumbent banks, but the more subtle reality is that as well as competing on numerous fronts, there are partnerships being formed across the board.
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In fairness, Primary Data and other data virtualization upstarts face an increasingly daunting uphill battle, as virtualization giants like Dell's VMware have continued to grow stronger and the data storage market more broadly continues to consolidate.
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On the heels of customer service company Zendesk announcing an acquisition to expand its omnichannel offering, one of the upstarts nipping at its heels has announced a round of funding to continue growing its own platform.
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Driving the news: In a new policy paper shared first with Axios, Intel is calling on the government to implement a national AI strategy that will position the U.S. to beat upstarts in China and elsewhere.
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Investors have poured more than $28 billion into the ride services sector over the past decade, propelling growth at Uber, Lyft Inc, China's Didi Chuxing Technology Co and a host of smaller upstarts, such as Gett.
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Politicians who came of age during the Depression and World War II gave way to a new wave of upstarts who grew up in the wake of political assassinations, social turmoil, the Vietnam War and Watergate.
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Bugliosi said the groups had a bitter rivalry, the Tate detectives being the "old guard" who were around before formal police training was required, and the LaBianca detectives "young upstarts" who were more savvy and educated.
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Artificial intelligence, new business models, electrification and enabling sensor technologies are all areas where Israeli entrepreneurs have launched businesses, and they're all technologies in high demand from established automakers and the upstarts that would challenge them.
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WeSchool, initially available in English, Spanish and Italian, is aimed at teachers with a product that will go up against established Learning Management Systems (LMS), such as the Moodles of the world, and upstarts like EdModo.
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From upstarts to traditional newspapers, publishers today rely on a blend of their own branded sites and mobile apps, along with platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat and others, to generate brand awareness, audience and ad revenue.
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At upstarts like the electric car company Byton and mainstream mainstays like Volvo, car designers are working on facial recognition, drowsy-driver alert systems and other features for keeping track of the people behind the wheel.
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With the purchase, Otter Media ranks as one of the most valuable media upstarts of the last decade, said Brett Sappington, senior director of research at Parks Associates, a firm that focuses on emerging consumer technology.
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But it has grown acrimonious at times, with upstarts complaining they are being boxed out by a liberal establishment that they say enables the sort of Democratic timidity that paved the way for the Trump presidency.
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In the past year a few upstarts have attempted to put a dent in the ETF world by launching funds that charge no fee, or rebate the annual fee, or even pay ETF shareholders to invest.
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The company faces competition from Align Technology (ALGN), a much larger and profitable firm in the S&P 500 that makes Invisalign braces, as well as from numerous privately-held upstarts such as Candid and Byte.
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According to the data analysis firm Datanyze, Taboola and Outbrain are the oldest and biggest services in the business, but even upstarts like Revcontent and Adblade have significant sway over what we see on the web.
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Old guard moderates may be getting defeated by new upstarts better suited for their districts' increasing liberalism or conservatism, meaning that more extreme candidates are doing better because they're choosing the right districts to mount challenges.
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When the iPhone 7 got rid of the headphone jack, I assumed there would be several upstarts who would offer small, high-quality DACs to upgrade the listening experience past what Apple's low-end dongle could offer.
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This investment tactic allows leading tech companies to build stronger partnerships with promising upstarts, peek into some of their financials and potentially gain a leg-up on acquisitions, as happened when Google backed and later bought Nest.
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The first is that, in normal circumstances, there are only a handful of teams that can legitimately contend for a national championship, at least at this point—all the traditional powers, plus upstarts like Oregon and Stanford.
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Pharmaceutical companies will be on the hunt for innovators to add to their portfolio, whether it's biotech upstarts, artificial intelligence start-ups or digital health companies, said Daphne Zohar, CEO of a biopharma company called PureTech Health.
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Email upstarts like Mailbox (which helped inspire Inbox) and Newton are gone, the promising Astro is now part of Slack, and Apple doesn't seem particularly interested in making an email app that doesn't feel stuck in 2010.
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The statement was signed by almost 200 CEOS, encompassing relative upstarts, such as Amazon and Apple, as well as companies that trace their roots back well over 100 years, including ExxonMobil, General Motors, JPMorgan Chase and Macy's.
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But new research released today shows that the upstarts on the sunny West Coast — Uber, Google, and Tesla — still have a lot of catching up to do when it comes to outpacing their rivals in chilly Michigan.
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The space is increasingly dominated by Facebook, the company's bitter battle with Snapchat, and the do-it-all messaging apps of Asia, and there's hardly any breathing room left for new upstarts to try to gain footing.
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The company responsible for helping cash-starved upstarts become runaway hits — like Mokacam, which raised over 1 million dollars and more — showcased some soon to be released campaigns, as well as a few that are already live.
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What seemed unfathomable merely a decade ago is now becoming commonplace as Fortune 500 companies are mixing and matching best-in-class technologies — from upstarts to cloud mainstays like Salesforce, Workday, and ServiceNow — to power their business.
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What's next: The former AOL/Time Warner exec-turned digital publishing pioneer will continue to invest in new digital publishing upstarts as a managing partner of his New York City-based venture capital firm, Lerer Hippeau Ventures.
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So one, in the back of my mind, I'm hoping at the end of the day capitalism will continue, large companies who create a lot of value become inefficient over time and young upstarts will fix them.
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And while other conservative upstarts have received a financial lift from outside groups that challenge incumbents they deem insufficiently conservative -- like the Club for Growth or the Senate Conservatives Fund -- they haven't come in to back Beruff.
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Low-cost carriers such as easyJet and Ryanair compete fiercely with older airlines such as BA and Air France, and young upstarts such as Norwegian Air Shuttle and Wizz Air of Hungary are muscling into the market.
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The 750-person automaker is dedicated to building electrics that Americans just might get behind—namely, pickup trucks and big, ol' SUVs—and it's leading a pack of auto-tech upstarts hoping to change the industry game.
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Now living around the South 1st area with the "OG-Austin" residents, DJ Mel knows Austin is the best of both worlds, where long-time Texans and hungry upstarts making the city, and its restaurants, their own.
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They want viewers to sit and realize that it is actually a love for the complex artistic possibilities of electronic music that inspires their caricatures and barbs about the oft talent-lacking upstarts who call themselves DJs.
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This year's event saw the likes of Microsoft President Brad Smith and Steve Schwarzman, founder of buyout giant Blackstone, sharing the stage with upstarts such as Daniel Wiegand, whose Lilium Aviation is developing an electric flying taxi.
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The reality should dawn that it isn't the formation that drives the success, but the tenacity in how these two high-riding upstarts get into the lead and persevere until they break the will of their opponents.
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The upstarts were voted in by Spaniards angry about years of high unemployment, seemingly endless corruption cases affecting the Popular Party and the Socialists, plus unpopular austerity cuts hitting cherished national health care and public education programs.
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Turns out, McDonald's was just around 10 years too early — today, burger chains like Five Guys and Shake Shack are wildly popular upstarts, hawking slightly more expensive fast-food burgers to the modern equivalent of "urban sophisticates."
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Multiple sources tell TechCrunch that Gett — the taxi-hailing service backed by $300 million from Volkswagen — is acquiring Juno — one of the latest upstarts on the streets — at a valuation of around $250 million, our sources say.
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The brand has slipped in popularity in recent years, facing competition from higher-end foreign brands like Pizza Express, a British chain, as well as cheaper local upstarts like Zhen Gongfu, or Real Kung Fu in Chinese.
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Madrona raised a $100 million Acceleration Fund earlier this year, and although it plans to look beyond its backyard for its newest deals, the firm continues to be one of the largest supporters of Pacific Northwest upstarts.
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Two big, splashy digital media acquisitions in the last week tell us something important about the future of media: The old predictions that the Big TV guys were eventually going to own all the upstarts were wrong.
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It both certifies that the beer came from one of the nation's independently owned and small-scale breweries and signals that these upstarts are fighting back against the corporations trying to co-opt their authenticity and craftiness.
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Some venture capital funding continued to pour into media companies, but many journalism upstarts didn&apost meet aggressive growth expectations, which forced them to look for buyers and sell for less than their onetime private market value.
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The meat lobby has ganged up on these plant-based upstarts, too: Trade industry groups have convinced the state of Missouri to try to ban plant-based products from being sold under the word 'meat' at all.
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"Demand growth seems strong both domestically and internationally and so there may be little incentive for leading players to compete on price even if newer upstarts try to do so to break into the market," she said.
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If GM doesn't adapt, Barra believes it cold lose out to a host of new rivals, such as upstarts Tesla (TSLA) and Uber (UBER), as well as Google (GOOG) and maybe even Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN).
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Big tech companies like Google and Facebook, as well as newer direct-to-consumer (DTC) tech upstarts like Away and Peloton, are driving advertising growth for legacy industries, like traditional television and out-of-home (billboard) companies.
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One thing that I think is important for the listeners to know is that we made more digital revenue last year than all of the new fangled digital upstarts, including Vox Media and BuzzFeed and Huffington Post.
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Thus, despite their best efforts, horror streaming upstarts too often wind up with many of the same, oft-recycled titles that are already available on larger services, or else end up serving up low-quality indie fare.
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Brad Stone, the author of "The Upstarts: How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of Silicon Valley Are Changing the World," joined Kara Swisher for a talk about the book, about Silicon Valley and about the future.
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It's no longer a bunch of upstarts, but a cadre of the world's largest integrated oil producers alongside independent drillers, all eyeing unconventional drilling as a way to get quicker returns with lower costs on shorter horizon projects.
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But now, after upstarts such as Essential have had a chance to shine and giants like Apple and Samsung are done plying their latest wares, there's a big question worth asking: What's the best phone out right now?
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In The Global SMB Neobanks Report, Business Insider Intelligence explores the key factors driving an explosion of neobank activity in the SMB segment and the strategies these upstarts are leveraging to capture shares of this lucrative banking vertical.
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Rocket Internet, the publicly listed German company builder and investor, has quietly launched a new startup in Berlin called Pflegetiger ("care tiger"), joining a host of other upstarts entering the huge and potentially lucrative home care services market.
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Opening them up is an obvious move that transcends the political divide, and its attractions can be easily explained: lower prices, a wider choice of products, more potential employers and an economy in which upstarts have a chance.
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Though Convoy already employs 120 people and seems to be growing at a healthy clip — it says the amount of stuff it's helping to ship is doubling every quarter — it also has plenty of competition from other upstarts.
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Like that 350-channel cable package that's fast losing commercial appeal, unscaling of the political parties means it's possible for upstarts to unbundle issues and repackage them to appeal to a narrower, but significant slice of the electorate.
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The UK-based company plans to follow the lead of the soon-to-relaunch Columbia House, as well as upstarts VNYL and Vinyl Me, Please, in offering a set selection of vinyl records delivered to subscribers each month.
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The upstarts have capitalized on a key technology shift: the widespread use of smartphones and the emergence of the mobile wallet, which makes a bank account or a cash payout counter less essential for a lot of customers.
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Some experts believe the road to self-driving success will be driven by traditional automakers instead of Silicon Valley upstarts, even as companies like Tesla and Intel make as much noise in the space as the old giants.
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Abramson has long positioned the book as a robust defense of traditional print journalism and its values of truth and accuracy in the face of attacks from the White House as well as competition from digital media upstarts.
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It is among a breed of Chinese tech upstarts, alongside video-streaming app TikTok's owner Bytedance and ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing, that have emerged in recent years and are threatening the dominance of Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent.
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DeMint, a conservative firebrand, made his political mark as an early backer of upstarts such as Utah's Mike Lee and Texas' Ted Cruz, helping to elect them to the Senate and pull the chamber further to the right.
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That, or his incredibly sauve, coordinated outfit at least deserves to be the inspiration for a mannikin in the Danish branch of Beyond Retro - which is the country where these four young punk upstarts were born and bred.
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But there's an increasing amount of competition in the space, as there is in most fashion e-commerce companies these days, but particularly in online active wear upstarts and Chinese manufacturers offering lower-cost workout wear from overseas.
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By the time Tom Wheeler, an F.C.C. chief under President Barack Obama, handed down rules to protect neutrality in 2015, we had already strayed quite far from the internet of the early 2000s, where upstarts ruled our lives.
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Fadiman was very much a mind of his time, a chummy patriarchal arbiter of the sacred canon; his mission was to help contemporaries wrestle with the eternal verities and, when necessary, to put presumptuous upstarts in their place.
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Bergman argues that the assassination of certain militants — chief among them Khalil al-Wazir, known as Abu Jihad, in 1988 — emboldened ever more radical upstarts, and pushed a sustainable resolution with the Palestinians even further out of reach.
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In recent years, this background has helped erode the standing of traditional political parties while being expertly exploited by political upstarts, insurgents and outsiders, none more so than the surging Five Star Movement and its founder, Beppe Grillo.
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He knows that consumers these days want to spend their money more on experiences than things, and that neighborhood stores are competing against digital upstarts that do not need as many workers and often have far more resources.
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That framework, alas, encourages bravado, bragging and bluster, as the four ensconced performers look on -- with reaction shots ranging from concern to grudging admiration -- while insisting they would like nothing better than to face off against the upstarts.
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At Fashion East, the talent hatchery run by the East End den mother Lulu Kennedy, four upstarts had installed themselves in no less than the Tate Modern: three on the runway, one in a static presentation just outside.
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But as mainstream parties become more focused on defending against the far-right upstarts, the AfD's populist agenda is trickling into their policies and messaging — raising the possibility that the party's political influence could outpace its electoral gains.
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TruNude, which completed a successful Kickstarter campaign during the fall (amid the attention-diverting climax of this presidential election cycle, no less), joins a small but gradually expanding pack of nude-hue lingerie upstarts, like Nubian Skin and Naja.
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The technology could encourage upstarts to challenge incumbents Ericsson (ERIC), Nokia (NOK) and Huawei, and result in more choice for the likes of Verizon (VZ), CNN parent company AT&T (T) and Vodafone when it comes to telecoms gear.
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Xiaomi, the world's second-most valuable private tech start-up which made its name by selling online through flash sales and creating social media buzz, is getting attacked by upstarts using traditional bricks and mortar stores to sell smartphones.
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These cities have bought into the idea that other transit upstarts, urbanist wonks, and billion-dollar companies have: scooters are the next big thing, the killer app that will deliver eco-friendly relief to the globe's traffic-choked metropolises.
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Historically, changes in the economy - say from horse and buggies to cars - has always led to anxiety as corporate giants fall into decline to be replaced by dynamic upstarts, said Herb Hovenkamp, who teaches at the University of Pennsylvania.
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What started as healthy competition between two powerful, well-funded Chinese companies and a handful of scrappy American upstarts has intensified into a trash-talking land grab involving electric scooters, electric bikes, and plenty of Silicon Valley-style ambition.
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The problem for Apple is the challenge it faces from Chinese upstarts such as Oppo and Vivo, which are known for making high-spec devices at lower prices, selling them via a network of physical stores across the country.
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Challenger banks, neobanks or digital-only banks… Whatever we choose to call them, Europe — and the U.K. in particular — has more than its fair share of bank upstarts battling it out for a slice of the growing fintech pie.
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Mixtape opener "Feed the Streets," a trap banger you think is about whipping up a batch of work until you realize what's being cooked is Helper, was written and produced by Minnesota indie rap upstarts Bobby Raps and Tiiiiiiiiiip.
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However, as Amazon continues to in-house its own deliveries and develop a third-party logistics network, FedEx and UPS both have said their companies are focusing on supporting small-and-medium-sized business and other e-commerce upstarts.
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Delta and United Airlines have recently unveiled new business-class cabins, but this latest battle is for coach passengers, as these low-cost upstarts go after cost-conscious travelers, looking for little more than a seat and safe arrival.
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Republican and Democrat-controlled legislatures swiftly learned that they could use this power to smother rising third parties like the Populist Party, and gave themselves automatic lines on the ballot while instituting onerous petitioning requirements to hinder other upstarts.
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Elements of its tone, style, sensibility, essential business model and its work flow have colonized just about every other media company, from upstarts like BuzzFeed and Vox to incumbents like CNN, The New Yorker and The New York Times.
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But the Mount Kisco conferees—including both young academic upstarts like Theda Skocpol and revered luminaries like Albert Hirschman—believed that both of these traditions neglected the ways in which political outcomes might be shaped by a country's institutions.
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One factor that has led to the rising popularity of the so-called challenger banks has been their word-of-mouth approach to picking up users, where people start referring their friends and family to the financial upstarts' apps.
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They were all victims of "creative destruction," of an "innovator's dilemma," the theories that bolster Silicon Valley's vision of itself as a roiling sea of pathbreaking upstarts, where the very thing that made you big also makes you vulnerable.
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But whereas Amazon's international e-commerce sales grew by a comparatively measly 12% year on year in the second quarter, the upstarts' sales are rising by high double digits or more, as the emerging world embraces the virtual one.
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The moves have shaken the television industry, not only because of the dollar amounts but because they made it clear that the power in Hollywood had shifted away from the traditional entertainment companies in favor of the tech upstarts.
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The spread includes the Chinese science fiction series Nowhere Man, season 2 of the Italian teen drama Baby, the French rom-com series The Hook Up Plan, the Brazilian crime drama Brotherhood, the Indian work comedy Upstarts, and more.
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Digital upstarts that sought to replace traditional fashion brands online, like Refinery29, Racked and PopSugar, gained popularity quickly at the peak of Facebook's publishing algorithm in 2015 and are still big, but are now struggling in a post-Facebook world.
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For Dimon, who oversees the largest U.S. bank by assets, technology upgrades are critical to fending off competition from agile consumer-friendly upstarts who are winning with millennials and to addressing the constant and evolving risks associated with fraud and cybersecurity.
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But it was "Gumby's" decision, one that his career reputation was staked upon, to make the widely unpopular choice to replace veteran Pete Franklin with the two young upstarts — ignoring Francesa's and Russo's initial defiance about doing a show together.
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"This industry required a certain personality to change it, someone willing to stand up to regulators and change laws or make new ones," says Brad Stone, author of The Upstarts, which chronicles category-altering companies such as Uber and Airbnb.
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From the many young Australian labels that aren't just dominating the trends but setting them to the newest fast-fashion retailer to come out of Asia, the most innovative upstarts are always a zip code too far for affordable shipping.
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The traditional tech acquirers could be more receptive to acquisitions than ever these days, given that the easy, low-cost cloud business model has allowed a range of young tech upstarts to attack many parts of their businesses from all angles.
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It is only by building as much of your own banking rails as possible can you innovate fast and deep enough to provide a significantly better UX than what exists today, or that being built by other competing fintech upstarts.
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If you want a smart lock, you have to be willing to stick a big, ugly hunk of metal on your door — it's pretty much unavoidable: be it upstarts like August and Latch or traditional lockmakers like Kwikset and Schlage.
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Both Uber and Lyft have been subsidized over the past decade by venture capitalists and other private investors who have been willing to bet on the ride-hailing upstarts and whose funding allowed the experiments to grow with low fares.
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But in both cases, the moves show how the existential threat posed by Amazon is forcing mammoth old-school retailers to think outside the big box, so to speak, and form unlikely partnerships with the young upstarts in their industry.
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Few of the bands who were on Warped, beyond its headliners, could reasonably be considered mainstream, and many of the bands with their names in the small- to medium-sized font on the promotional posters were upstarts or local underground stalwarts.
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Some e-commerce upstarts achieve this through value-infused branding, as with Lively, a for-women-by-women lingerie brand that celebrates natural body types, Dirty Lemon, a new kind of beverage, or Function of Beauty, personalized shampoo and conditioner.
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That can be via communities like the sneaker enthusiast early adopters or through institutions with rabid in-tune fan bases like the NBA or collaborators like fashion upstarts and artists who lend authenticity and a feeling of nowness to the product.
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In reading Absolutely on Music, we are taken aback by Murakami's encyclopedic knowledge about classical music but hardly surprised: Japan is no longer a land of hard-scrabble upstarts like Ozawa, but ground zero for obsessive approaches to Western culture.
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They include old stalwarts like Amazon, eBay and Craigslist; a newer generation of mobile upstarts like LetGo and OfferUp; and entities like Facebook, which has woven a gigantic social web and is leveraging that to build a locally focused marketplace.
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Factory machinery was the killer app of the mid-nineteenth century, speeding up the process and lowering costs for many upstarts of the day, and it paved the way for a slew of candy companies to pop up around that time.
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So it's not surprising to see upstarts looking to capitalize on many of the qualities — instant community, flexible time commitments and nicely equipped spaces — that are desirable to dedicated travelers, digital nomads and young adults who have yet to settle down.
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Curiously, the poppiest song in the film belongs to another fictitious band: The Akergirls, a baby-faced gaggle of indie upstarts whose members (Cara Delevingne, Ashley Benson, Dylan Gelula) Becky practically kidnaps to inject some young blood into her sound.
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Absorbing such costs has been expensive for some of the upstarts, but they think they can make money from a new model based on using customers' data to push them towards other financial services, taking a commission whenever it works.
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HTC is no longer competitive among entry-level and mid-range smartphones, having lost out to Samsung's Galaxy portfolio and the countless Chinese upstarts filling the space, and the company now really needs its flagship phone to be a major success.
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The three hires are critical additions for the three-year-old startup as it tries to convince consumers to try its car-as-a-service platform over buying or leasing a vehicle from a traditional dealership or other online sales upstarts.
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For one:A leading direct-to-consumer ad agency behind upstarts including Harry's and Hims just raised $14 million to spin off into its own multi-brand DTC companyAd agencies don't want to just help bring direct brands to market anymore.
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This is especially true when consumers are still wary of fintechs: Despite consumer adoption of fintech being 7 percentage points higher in the UK than the global average of 64%, Brits feel more comfortable with traditional banks than these upstarts.
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The 100 that have earned the right to become Upstarts are very much on that path, with many winning big-name enterprise partners or gathering throngs of loyal consumers, while attracting investment from the world's top angel investors and venture capitalists.
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New digital technology and new customers with new attitudes in new places, along with new competition from deft and nimble upstarts eager to cater to them, have forced the dominant companies, Sotheby's and Christie's, to develop new ways to do business.
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Similiarly Los Angeles has a budding ecosystem thanks in large part to Snap now valued at approximately $26 billion, the acquisition of Dollar Shave Club by Unilever for over $1 billion, and a number of upstarts such as Mobalytics, Musical.
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The fight to buy the European television group is part of a broader battle being waged in the global entertainment industry as American media giants offer tens of billions of dollars in deals to compete with upstarts like Netflix and Amazon.
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The department may have been less concerned about the financial impact on Columbus Nova, which is generally invested in tech upstarts and other businesses that, unlike Mr. Deripaska's aluminum company, do not strike at a core aspect of the American economy.
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The last time they faced significant doubt — and even then, it was hardly from a majority of pundits — was before the 21966 finals when, as a group of upstarts, the Warriors had to prove their mettle against LeBron James's Cleveland Cavaliers.
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I'm always fascinated because a lot of these kind of upstarts — and we're going to talk about Bumble and obviously Tinder, which you guys do own — they're started by young single people who are trying to ... they're living that life.
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Headquarters: Columbus, Ohio Place on last poll: 10 Why it's hot: Despite upstarts encroaching on its territory, Victoria's Secret remains the undisputed leader of the lingerie market, with its marketing strategy, which includes its famous Angels, certainly playing a role.
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Their rivalry sheds light on the shifting economics of nearly every major industry, replete with winner-take-all effects and huge advantages that accrue to the biggest and best-run organizations, to the detriment of upstarts and second-fiddle players.
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The NY Post reported last year that market leaders such as GrubHub and Seamless charge somewhere between 12 and 24 percent, while upstarts such as DoorDash and Postmates have a take rate in the range of 15 to 23 percent.
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There are tons of options on the market — new ones each month, it seems — so I recently refreshed my original search (which started with researching more than 30 trimmers, before testing a bunch from major electronics brands and digital upstarts alike).
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Framed this way, with the Jews as "global conspirators" on one side and the hordes of black and brown upstarts on the other, the demonstrators get to be activists in a valiant struggle for liberation from both sets of oppressors.
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One of the Very Big Questions about Smith's move, at least among chattering media people, is whether this means that digital upstarts like BuzzFeed and Vox Media, which had very big ambitions a few years ago, have hit their ceiling.
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But for Mr. Harms, the carmakers' best hope of survival is if they can prove the value of owning big factories, even though most previous efforts by the industry — and other traditional sectors — to compete with digital upstarts have proved unsuccessful.
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But there's a new breed of biotechnology upstarts inspired by friendly policies, government research incentives, and the prospect of grabbing a slice of the world's second-largest drugs market, at $137 billion in 2018 according to healthcare analytics group IQVIA.
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Henry Rollins (Black Flag, Rollins Band): We were kind of these rough upstarts all of a sudden coming to [Dody's] club, disturbing her more red wine, intellectual, art school, punk rock, tuxedo jackets rolled up to the elbows kind of scene.
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So as a tribute to the upstarts, visionaries, and legends still slaying the dancefloor year after year, THUMP decided to take some time over the next few weeks to reflect on all the great music that's already surfaced in 227.
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Over the last few years, Ford has tried to position itself as an honest-to-god competitor to Silicon Valley upstarts like Google and Tesla by investing in self-driving cars as well as mobility ventures like car-sharing and private transit.
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In interviews with Recode, Google employees (mostly engineers who work on everything from Android to virtual reality) who donated to Sanders and Warren said that breaking up Google could help consumers and spur more tech innovation by allowing for more competition from upstarts.
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