Sentences with phrase «big multinationals»

This is further enhanced by the fact that many cases see me dealing with large organisations; schools and big multinational companies can make mistakes and ultimately, an apology is required.

But big multinational publishers will have a tough time staying big.

It runs trials for start - up biotech entities and big multinational pharmaceutical.

Unlike the general trend in almost every industry, resources or not, big multinational players have stepped back, while smaller local companies have grown their market share.

MPs have condemned the tax avoidance measures of big multinational companies like Starbucks as an «insult» to British businesses.

It took a lot more than a mere rebuke to get big multinational corporations like Google and Starbucks to change their practises, however.

That makes things tricky for big multinationals, like Walmart.

Canadians are making amazing games such as Assassin's Creed and FIFA while working at big multinational studios such as Ubisoft and EA, but ultimately those games don't belong to them or the country.

As our local market has evolved over the past decade, we've seen the outposts of big multinational firms make way for a new, better breed of luxury real estate brokerage.

However, graduates who take up teaching jobs outside London are likely to find themselves on lower pay than their peers who take up jobs with big multinational employers.

While big multinational studios such as Ubisoft Montreal and EA in Burnaby, B.C., accounted for most of those workers, they were but a small minority of the total 329 companies in operation.

Attracted by a combination of low corporate taxes and inexpensive labour, big multinationals like Dell and Intel set up shop on the Emerald Isle.

The private media is more and more being taken over by big multinational conglomerates with the idea of using it as a mouth piece for there agendas and the public media is getting their budgets slashed and being cut off of their traditional information sources.

«Having Barclays here, having Danske Bank, having Nasdaq here and having many many other startups and also big multinationals have cemented our place as a place for fintech development.»

Politically, Altera is a case about big multinational technology companies and under - resourced government regulators.

Today smaller companies still pay a major role in the organic industry, but it is significant that more and more major food manufacturers and mainstream food marketers, including big multinational companies are now developing and marketing organic product lines, using both domestic and foreign ingredients.

But in the short run, Belt and Road is creating opportunities for Chinese companies and big multinationals alike — ones that their shareholders can't ignore.

Attractive provincial tax incentives have convinced big multinational publishers to either set up new studios in Canada or acquire existing ones.

Small businesses can often adapt quickly to changing circumstances; they can bring a personal touch to customer service that big multinational concerns can't hope to match; and their managers and leaders can foster a real sense of community and commitment among employees.

HNA's spectacular growth has catapulted it to the forefront of China's «go global» campaign to develop big multinational brands.

«The market is changing very rapidly, especially with the entrance of really big multinationals,» Hoover says.

Or to put it another way, the UK's continued membership of the EU is today more uncertain than it has ever been - and many investors and those who run big multinationals will hate that.

I work in Damansara in a very big multinational IT comp..

Tens of thousands of other users, including several big multinational companies, are glad they did.

From gamers, to weapons analysts, to biochemical engineers, to women working in tech at big multinational corporates, to a Maths MSc student.

«This report shows that while switching to energy - efficient HFC - free alternatives could save them up to 300 million US dollars through 2030, big multinationals continue to use outdated cooling technology that adds to Indian emissions burden.

«It's to show people we can fight big multinational corporations, and we can be successful.»

We assist big multinational investors in structuring and implementing complex investment projects from ground level to day - to - day operational legal support.

Whereas Ripple is laser - focused on big banks and financial institutions, Stellar is more oriented to going after big multinational businesses, and snagging financial institutions as a secondary source of inspiration.

Just over 70 % of employers belonging to the Institute of Student Employers (ISE), which typically represents big multinational companies that recruit large numbers of graduates, provide internship programmes, according to a survey of ISE members published in September 2017.

The process has a standardized code of conduct that's non-country specific so it's a very viable option for big multinationals.

They claim to protect ordinary people against the «caste» of career politicians whose policies they accuse of protecting the interests of bankers and big multinational corporations.

Big multinational companies such as Nissan and AkzoNobel still maintain a presence in Newcastle, providing local employment in engineering and manufacturing roles.

So what's a big multinational company to do?

The Fortune Global Forum creates a valuable opportunity for the CEOs of the world's biggest multinational companies — the Fortune Global 500 — to actively engage with China and its leaders from both business and government.

In time, these operations have often become the hearts and souls of those big multinationals because of the talented individuals working there.

When the biggest multinationals need help untangling their supply chains, this Ottawa software company is increasingly their first call

And because the big multinationals have the deep pockets, smaller firms end up with little or no political power.

It won't necessarily be America's big multinationals that gain the most under the tax plan proposed by Republicans.

The big multinational coffee companies perpetuate low coffee prices.

Nestlé's most recent corporate responsibility report, Creating Shared Value 2011 (PDF), makes some specific statements about what this big multinational company thinks about sustainability certification.

Leonard has this to say about Tyson Foods, one of the biggest multinational food corporations in the world:

And yet the big multinational food companies control what people everywhere eat, resulting in a stark and sick irony: one billion people on the planet are hungry while two billion are obese or overweight [2].

According to her, «There are evasions of taxes, big multinationals are evading taxes, and a lot of the profits created or gained inside the country are repatriated illegally.

Speaking ahead of the European parliamentary elections on the 22nd of May, Ms. Bennett said the European Union needs to become more democratic and work for the interests of its people rather than big multinational companies.

«The fact that you could challenge one of the biggest multinational corporations on their home turf, and get the judges to rule that they were not disclosing appropriate information on environmental impacts and exposures, and to de-certify what the city of Richmond had already approved,» he said, «was a significant victory.»

A range of employers, not just the big multinationals, use assessment centres, whether they run them themselves or employ agencies to do so.

In particular, «small customers» (those from academic and small company labs, as opposed to big multinationals) often love to talk to you about their research, which makes the job very interesting, and you build up the customer's trust based on your knowledge.

Aim for Indiana Jones at a conference dinner, not a young executive in a big multinational.