Sentences with phrase «midsize companies did»

Midsize companies did a better job this year than last year of controlling their medical costs, mainly because of a willingness to change the design of their health plans to obtain lower prices.

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While Ford expected big things for its small cars (including the Fiesta, already assembled in Mexico), the midsize Fusion sedan, and especially all its trucks and sport / utility vehicles do far better for the company and its bottom line.

For the rest of us, Hyundai did a good job at Geneva with a wide range of offerings, from the Le Fil Rouge concept that showcases the company's next design language, through the Santa Fe midsize SUV — which may have the industry's best array of standard safety features, including blind spot detection — through extensions of the line such as the electric Kona and Nexo second - generation fuel cell vehicle.

It did well for the company and is still in production, although the Aviator, a midsize companion introduced for 2003, flopped badly and was gone after three model years.

Instead of farming the job out to another company - the Honda Passport is just a rebadged Isuzu Rodeo - Honda in 1995 did a rush job in - house and created a minivan from the midsize Accord sedan.

The name change does not reflect a shift in subaccount objective or strategy.The subaccount invests in large and midsize international stocks, targeting companies with established earnings growth that are priced below their fundamental worth.

If you work for a small to midsize company, it's possible your employers assume you don't want to cover their expenses, even temporarily, and view the company card as a convenience.

«The idea that midsize companies can't do well in today's marketplace is dead wrong,» says Peterson of the trend toward large or small real estate companies.

Many small and midsize companies are doing a good job of aligning themselves with suppliers of goods and services beneficial to clients and customers.

Booth says the acquisition is reflective of ongoing industry consolidation and does not pose a threat to the viability of small and midsize companies with a market niche.