Sentences with phrase «as firms become»

«I think that is partially a trend from the globalization of the firms because those specialty firms are often breakaways from the larger firms and as those firms become even larger from globalization, more people leave and for some reason they drift toward those types of firms,» he says.

As firms become more competitive and more aggressive with marketing, they need to remain ever cognizant of legal ethics requirements on avoiding conflicts of interest.

As your firm becomes more and more successful, you will need a case manager to handle the increased client base.

Karen and David Deane will continue to lead KDR as the firm becomes part of Prudential Relocations International Division.

Not exact matches

As the firm celebrates its 25th anniversary this month, it's become a global leader in its space, with more than 2,000 employees selling and operating tours, safaris and expeditions around the world.

As these lenders are compelled to become increasingly selective about who is approved for home loans, desperate borrowers will seek mortgages from unregulated firms that aren't required to take out federal mortgage insurance.

The Hong Kong stock exchange has introduced new rules allowing companies with dual - class shareholding structures and biotechnology firms yet to generate revenue to apply for listings from April 30, as it races to stay ahead of competing bourses in Shanghai, New York and Singapore to attract big technology firms and become the world's largest stock exchange.

«Crafting a philosophy statement, or identity, becomes helpful when the «bumper cars» no longer bump into each other» as may happen in larger firms.

As travel bookings become ubiquitous digitally, one luxury travel firm is betting on growth in two categories: Asia and millennials.

Neal says international firms have been more willing to accept that hybrid analytics will make a difference for them, but as U.S. farmers become assured of the safety of the data, they are coming around as well.

If our firms become less competitive, they will hire fewer workers or layoff existing workers, or both, and the costs of goods for American consumers will go up as well.

That's certainly true for many firms, but as the beta period ends and the cost of participation becomes clearer, others question whether they really need to be active on the likes of Facebook and Twitter.

One sector that lagged behind was startups, as people become increasingly worried about valuations and stability at a number of firms as they either delay going public or struggle in the public market, such as Snap Inc. and Blue Apron Holdings Inc..

«Banks are still a dominant hiring force for MBAs and continue to attract top talent, but working for larger, established companies off of Wall Street is becoming more attractive to MBAs as they offer a different type of lifestyle,» Scott Rostan, founder and CEO of Training The Street, a company that offers technical training to financial firms and business schools, said in a statement.

APT attackers are making IT consulting firms and IT security pros rethink security design, defenses and approaches as the traditional methods are becoming less effective with advancing technologies.

However, when the government oversteps these bounds and threatens or bribes private firms to do its bidding, there is bound to be trouble, as the distinction between what is public and what is private becomes blurred.

However, as the Web has continued to grow, pages have become far more sophisticated in appearance, convincing some businesses to outsource the design and creation of the site to firms that specialize in providing such services.

But Andrew Crocker, a staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said that the number of government requests to technology companies has been increasing since 2014, when data first started to become available as part of a settlement between technology firms and the government.

DETROIT, March 2 - If U.S. «Domestic producers of steel would make more money, while domestic consumers of steel would make less money,» said Steve DuBuc, a director at consulting firm AlixPartners» automotive and industrial practice, noting that U.S. steel makers will «have increased pricing power» as steel imports become more expensive.

Private - equity acquisitions of retailers have become increasingly rare, as the investment firms worry about increasing headwinds facing the industry and their portfolio companies struggle with the debt burden left behind from leveraged buyouts.

«The new contract said he could become a «general partner or member of any corporation, partnership, company or firm,» so long as the activity was a «passive investment» that involved «minimal» time.

Looking to 2016, oil prices are expected to firm modestly as supply is reduced and becomes more closely aligned with demand.

At 32, Patrick O'Shaughnessy is becoming CEO of a $ 6 billion asset management firm, 10 years after starting there as an intern.

According to the suit, Yelp's failure to pay reviewers — who voluntarily choose to evaluate their experiences at everything from restaurants to law firms — «have become suspect in both the public forum, as witnessed by the proliferation and popularity of such websites as yelp-sucks.com, and within the courtrooms.»

After 1969, Berkshire became Buffett's investment vehicle and he used revenue from the textile firm to begin buying other companies such as National Indemnity insurance and See's Candy.

Alidina says that many companies have developed their own metrics for social media, but Crowdbabble is banking on the fact that much in - house data analysis of social media won't be able to dig down as deep as specialist analytics firms can, especially as sites like Instagram and Pinterest become data - mining sites for marketers.

While wearable fitness trackers such as the Fitbit and even several smartphone apps have become popular among health nuts, tech advisory firm Cambridge Consultants demonstrated a prototype designed specifically for basketball players.

It was before Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen broke the customary sphinxlike silence of her office to observe that valuations in some tech categories have become «substantially stretched,» before the tech sector eclipsed financial services as the leading destination for elite business school graduates, and before tech money made over large swaths of New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Austin, and, of course, the entire San Francisco Bay Area, where one in five working adults is employed by a tech firm.

If the mechanism as described on Friday becomes law, it would let Europeans complain to data protection authorities in their own countries about how the likes of Google and Facebook treat their data, rather than having to approach regulators in the country where those firms have their European headquarters.

That's unlikely to slow down in 2018 as firms work to prove the effectiveness of their solutions, not only to justify the massive investments being made, but also as a way to rise to the top of what's becoming an extremely competitive market.

While sales and revenue grow, the number of composite businesses in this industry is predicted to decline by 3 percent through 2016 as smaller firms consolidate or become independent advisers helping larger companies.

Seiff went on to found a venture capital firm, Beanstalk Ventures, which launched on the same day in 2013 as Brickwork, and became Brickwork's initial investor.

Before becoming head of the cybersecurity and data privacy division at law firm Mayer Brown, he served as general counsel for the National Security Agency during the most notorious data breach in history: Edward Snowden's exposing of the agency's surveillance programs.

This firm was reorganized as J.P. Morgan and Company in 1895, and, largely through Morgan's ability, it became one of the most powerful banking houses in the world.

Fairchild Semiconductor became the progenitor of a flood of Silicon Valley chip companies and at the same time the adoption of the limited partnership as the model for Venture Firms gave VC's their own profitable business model.

Finally, because the Impartial Conduct Standards will become applicable on June 9, 2017, the Department believes that firms will make efforts to adhere to those standards, motivated both by their applicability and by the prospect of their likely continuation, as well as by the impending applicability of complementary consumer protections and / or enforcement mechanisms beginning on January 1, 2018, depending on the results of the Department's review of the Fiduciary Rule pursuant to the President's Memorandum.

In 2008, after the firm had its sixth record year in a row, Moglia stepped down as CEO and became Chairman of the Board.

As a result of our ever - changing and evolving world, it has become necessary for firms in the financial services industry to take steps to ensure their preparedness to meet customer needs and resume regular business operations in a timely manner in the event of an SBD.

As many firms learned in the depths of the crisis, what was once thought to be a liquid asset quickly became illiquid as markets seized up and normal outlets for converting assets to cash evaporateAs many firms learned in the depths of the crisis, what was once thought to be a liquid asset quickly became illiquid as markets seized up and normal outlets for converting assets to cash evaporateas markets seized up and normal outlets for converting assets to cash evaporated.

I've been watching the Canadian and US data closely, because I'd interpret the emergence of firm creation as a strong sign that growth had become self - sustaining.

As one of the largest technology firms in the world, how to maintain sustained growth is now the biggest problem Apple is facing, and the formation of a sound app eco-chain has become a top priority.

Songa's biggest shareholder, Perestroika, owned by Norwegian investor Frederik Wilhelm Mohn, would become the largest shareholder in Transocean as a result of the acquisition with a stake of about 12 percent, the firms said.

As finance became more mathematical, Wall Street firms began to hire skilled graduates, mostly men, from the ultra-competitive Indian Institutes of Technology, which were run as pure meritocracieAs finance became more mathematical, Wall Street firms began to hire skilled graduates, mostly men, from the ultra-competitive Indian Institutes of Technology, which were run as pure meritocracieas pure meritocracies.

Special breaks for small business are politically popular but they have bad economic consequences since successful firms lose tax relief as they become larger».

But as LPs have softened their commitments, becoming increasingly discriminating about which firms they trust, winning has become less about accumulating the most assets and more about demonstrating a differentiated and repeatable model for success.

As investors slow their capital flows to the Asia - Pacific region, they are also becoming increasingly disciplined about which firms they will invest with.

The firm's online payment system, Tenpay, has been a phenomenal revenue driver as China has steadily become the world's largest e-commerce market, representing 42 percent of all online transactions globally as of 2016.

Joining Klingenstein, Fields & Co. as a partner and CFO, Mr. Fields then became President of the firm and currently manages client accounts as well as oversees KFWA's alternative investment efforts.

Ripple also claims that shortly after the contract was signed, «R3 disappeared as a partner» and it became clear «that R3 had no intention of working towards the parties» Commercial Partnership,» which it had dangled before Ripple in an alleged effort to persuade the firm to sign the option contract.

However, as has become typical following the news of major activist involvement in a stock, shares of both firms soared more than 16 % in Thursday trading, taking a little of that potential upside off the table and incidentally earning Singer about $ 26 million on his newly - disclosed stakes.