Sentences with phrase «companies jump on this trend»

Swiss chocolate maker Lindt & Sprungli is the latest company jumping on the trend for greater consumer transparency in cocoa sourcing.

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As part of its plan to combat that trend, media company Salon is jumping on the cryptocurrency bandwagon.

These three companies are jumping on a consumer trend that will continue to gain momentum (and dollars) in the near future.

Michael Gokturk, an entrepreneur who had just ushered a payment processing company he co-founded through a successful IPO, decided to jump on the trend and turn his attention to mobile.

But before jumping on the trend, companies need to consider how to make customization truly useful to buyers.

In early December, on its third quarter conference call when the company said revenues jumped 20 % and earnings totaled $ 66.1 million, up about 15 %, Lululemon also lowered its fourth quarter sales guidance — once again citing slowing traffic trends — from $ 565 million to $ 570 million.

A recent trend is for companies to jump on board the blockchain bandwagon to provide an instant stock boost.

Two years ago, the company jumped on the «app for that» trend and created an app to make on - the - go ordering easier for the consumer.

The company doesn't jump on trends.

Now all the other cosmetics companies are jumping on the trend bandwagon - I've seen this mushroom taupe color everywhere, in brands ranging from OPI to Revlon!

We have tried so many different hypo - allergenic limited ingredient diets for my older cats, and you are one of two companies who hasn't jumped on the trend bandwagon by putting flaxseed in your products, which is very hyper - allergenic to people and animals.

Well, it looks like Namco Bandai may be jumping on the multi-platform express, a trend that we've seen companies such as Capcom, Square Enix, and 2K Games follow.

Warning: Greenwash Ahead The cases of TXU's non-binding concessions in Texas, GE's amorphous «clean coal» promises, and Neste's palm oil strategy in South Asia illustrate a widening trend: As the climate change issue becomes mainstream, more and more companies are jumping on the public relations bandwagon.

Smaller companies are jumping on the trend more often than you'd think.

As a quick refresher, the Huawei Mate 10 Pro is the OEM's latest premium phablet and it sees the company jumping on the current trend of near bezel-less displays.

When tablets became the next big thing in 2010, every tech company jumped into the fray hoping to monopolize on the trend.

LG has slowly been making changes to its roadmap to reflect this trend, expanding its OLED production to smaller - sized panels, and it looks like Japan Display is the newest company to jump in on the bandwagon.

But companies who are able to get a jump on the biggest growing trends can outpace their competitors when it comes to reaching new customers through social media.