Sentences with phrase «baby company receiving»

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The Boom Supersonic's XB - 1, or the «baby boom,» has received $ 33 million (# 26 million) in Series A funding, taking its total raised to $ 41 million (# 33 million), the company said in a blog.

Compared to leaders from the other generations, Gen X leaders received, on average, just 1.2 promotions in the last five years with their company, versus an average of 1.6 for Millennials and 1.4 for Baby Boomers.

Buying life insurance for the baby: I never knew people buy life insurance for babies until I started receiving at least one brochure a week from companies selling whole life insurance.

The American Baby Company is a wonderful organic receiving blanket that can meet the swaddling needs of all parents.

So the question is: Which Chicago hospitals are willing to forgo the money they receive from formula companies for distributing their product and put babies» and their mothers» health first?

Baby Milk Action receives many examples of misleading marketing by the formula companies.

Baby Milk Action has embarked on its «Say NO to formula company sponsorship «campaign in response to the many messages of concern we receive from health workers who are targeted by companies and also dismayed to see events they might otherwise attend being sponsored by companies.

The type of formula the baby receives won't be a state secret — it just won't be advertised so the companies won't get free marketing.

Sure, the baby may be in his mother's company, and yes, mom may respond to his needs; however, a child needs more than simply receiving a drink or something to eat.

Because of the ongoing boycott against Nestle and the constant bad publicity it receives because of the baby bottle crisis, the company is very concerned with creating a positive public image for itself.

The proposed regulations will ensure that mothers receive independent information free of pressure from baby food companies.

Formula companies do their very best to try, and I commend their efforts to ensure that babies who aren't exclusively breastfed are receiving the best possible nutrition.

The company not only received one of the lowest Ethiscores in our table, it was named in the IBFAN Don't Bank on the Bomb report for funding nuclear weapons companies, and in the Unfriend Coal scorecard (see below) as a company that had only taken «baby steps» towards divesting from and refusing insurance to coal companies.