Sentences with phrase «business model of the company»

The venture fund was on the hunt for innovations in manufacturing and cutting - edge business models of companies who expect a product in the next 15 years.

The core business model of the company is facilitating the sale of e-books that users post on their website.

It can upend the business models of companies that depend on it, or completely change the ways its individual users relate to each other — without them even realizing what has happened.

Depending on the size, industry, and business model of a company, there are a broad array of line items that could appear.

And make no mistake about it: The business model of a company like Facebook is surveillance; they're harvesting data, and that data can and will be misused.

Over that period the business models of those companies have come under increased scrutiny.

The sudden departures of the CEOs of Blue Sky Alternative Investments and iSelect ought to be the catalyst for investors to review the business models of the companies in their share portfolios.

There was tremendous pressure in the first three or four months after my return to dramatically change the strategy and the business model of the company.

At stake is a relationship between the three nations whose annual trade in goods totals about US$ 1 trillion — and even the business models of companies such as Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co. that have adapted their supply chains to take advantage of the trade zone.

Focus on pitching VC's who have experience in the domain or business model of your company, as they're much more likely to be a good fit.

The ruling against the 15 - year - old Safe Harbour deal threatens the business model of companies which use US servers to process European users» data, including Google, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook.

The direct consequence is frequently a sudden shift in the business model of a company from, for example, drug development towards a service model with near - term cash - generating capability.

Famed investor Peter Lynch insisted that you should understand — at a macro level — the business model of any company before you consider investing in it.

«In our third decade of business, the business model of the company has changed dramatically.

In selecting stocks to invest in, one of the things you do is figure out the business model of any company that you are considering investing in.

In one place, you get to read about the business models of companies, interviews of investors, concepts in behavioral finance and book reviews.

Regulators are also doing more thinking, with the FSB taskforce currently reviewing how emissions scenarios may be used to stress test the business models of companies.

This pattern is spreading across the globe, and poses an existential threat to the business models of companies focused on coal.

The decision was based on the conclusion that the business models of these companies were unsustainable for environmental reasons and because of the financial risk in its exposure to coal.»

For example, innovations in renewable energy and electric vehicles will affect the business models of companies in related sectors.

The outcome of the English employment tribunal case could have a significant impact on the business models of companies like Uber, Deliveroo and other apps which match service providers to customers.

How committed is Uber to fighting sexism in its own domain, when the business model of the company is built around eschewing established regulation and business norms?

This new era will hopefully introduce a better variety of offerings to fit more needs and styles, though I know the business models of these companies may not be compatible with hitting niches inside of an already small market.