Sentences with phrase «companies signing off»

In late September, the company signed off on a consent order from the FTC that bars it from ever again using, selling or licensing any monitoring technology on rented computers.

The company signed off on a new workplace agreement that gives staff a 6 per cent pay rise over three years, well short of the 15 per cent increase that unions were seeking.

But the company signed off on it all the same.

* Ask yourself this: why on earth would a credit card company sign off on a marketing campaign that encouraged consumers to use their card for everything in exchange for «free» rewards?

Vivint does not agree with all the points agreed to, but Bywater and the company signed off on the settlement, saying it would ensure and protect utility customer choice in Utah for the next several years.

Microsoft is rolling out another almost - final build of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update for Insiders in the Fast ring, packing a few more last minute bug fixes and changes before the company signs off on this release.

Not exact matches

«Due to the fear of collecting thousands of signatures needed to sign off on the types of strategic decisions common among pre-IPO companies, higher - quality issuers — particularly those with other financing options — are less likely to crowdfund without a single - purpose vehicle,» Tommarello says.

The program helps companies with promising early data — often obtained overseas, because of the high cost of medical testing in Canada — design and execute the key study provincial authorities need to see to sign off.

It also signed partnerships with aircraft manufacturers and real estate companies to figure out where the take off and landing sites for the flying cars could be.

The decision stopped well short of full regulatory sign - off, but it was a promising enough omen that 23andMe was able to raise a reported $ 79 million funding round in July that pushed the company's valuation above $ 1 billion.

The company built its Aurora manufacturing facility specifically with the U.S. regulatory approval process in mind; the FDA, as part of its sign - off, insists on a detailed facility audit.

Leaders from nearly three dozen tech companies, including Salesforce, Yelp, AT&T, Comcast, and Square, signed off on a letter to local officials last week, urging them to consider a development proposal that would add seven million square feet of commercial space and 4,400 housing units to the small city, according to the San Francisco Business Times.

«Because Mylan's Board has determined that risk oversight is the responsibility of the full board, all incumbent directors should be considered accountable for material failures of risk oversight over a number of years, when warning signs were available to the company but no actions appear to have been taken to mitigate or head off the significant potential risks that have since materialized.

It's a good sign that the company is starting off with a solid revenue base, says Ainsworth, and he has faith it will find other money - making sources over time.

This company does everything they can to head off the needs of their customers — like printing up maps of the facility or providing customized schedules for attendees for the classes they had signed up for.

The handout came with strings attached: Salus had to sign off if RadioShack wanted to close more than 200 stores a year — essentially giving the firm power over one of the company's only ways to raise cash.

In many corporate cultures, the tone is formal and messages are very matter - of - fact, whereas other companies are accustomed to informal interactions involving smiley faces and cute «xoxo» sign - offs.

It's a telltale sign that all three companies are also expected to launch wearable gadgets at their respective events — it's like they know the luster has worn off their headlining acts, so they're having to add opening bands to the bill.

«Donald had to agree to every term of every deal and had to sign off on everything,» Kriss, who worked with the real - estate company Bayrock before leaving because he was convinced it was a money - laundering front, told O'Brien last month.

Once regulators sign off and the merger is complete, the new company will move as quickly as it can to consolidate the two wireless networks down into one, because that's where it can achieve a great deal of cost savings.

This measure varies by company, but a high or rising bounce rate is a sure sign that your homepage is boring or off - putting.

to deploy a new server at the company because of the sign - off required by various departments on different applications.

The company noted that most of the open office space on the market is due to firms contracting or consolidating, an early sign that the industry is starting to cool off from previous highs.

Growth prospects in the company's original niche — rubber stamps — leveled off (some might say they nearly died), and technological changes prompted moves to computer - driven phototypesetting, desktop publishing, sign making, and everything else that could mark the spot for the manufacturer's 800 or so corporate and government - agency clients.

The current owner acquired this company as part of a larger deal; he's ready to sign off but expects the small staff to stay.

Included in the IDA's proposal was a requirement for CEOs and CFOs to personally sign off on company financial statements, and «increase the penalties of criminal liability and obstruction of justice» for securities fraud.

At another company Bain worked with, any meeting that's going to exceed 90 minutes or include more than seven people requires the sign - off of a supervisor's supervisor.

Last week, a federal judge signed off on Radio Shack's Chapter 11 plan, which distributes proceeds from the company's liquidation to creditors.

It may seem odd for Chesky, the CEO of the company that, along with ride - sharing giant Uber, has become the poster child for the so - called sharing economy, to seek advice from the man who signed off on the intelligence that led to the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.

Department managers within big companies often have a large enough expense budget that you can squeeze in a small - scale project without requiring sign - off from the company's executives or directors.

Despite the fact that the loan guarantees were approved by Congress mainly to protect jobs at Chrysler, the company has sent home nearly half of its employees, cutting its white collar work force by 20,000 and laying off 42,600 of its hourly workers since the loan guarantees were signed into law.

Meanwhile, industry executives don't believe Apple has signed any TV programmers up for its service, which makes it unlikely that the company would announce its plans at its Worldwide Developers Conference, which kicks off June 8.

The deal's announcement was expected last week, but not all of A&E's distribution partners — the cable and satellite TV companies that carry the network's channels — have signed off on the change, according to a person familiar with the negotiations who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the talks were private.

Companies won't invest, stores will close, «for rent» signs will go up, tax payments to the cities will fall, and municipal employees will be laid off while social services are cut back.

The change was no less crazy; the company decided to wipe off their entire homepage and show just the sign - up form.

Change at companies like Uber is likely to be far off, since drivers sign agreements to solve their disputes outside the court system.

It was a far bigger credit than most companies start off with, and Chainalysis smartly ran with it, signing up customers like the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Internal Revenue Service and Europol to help them catch criminals.

No company director in their right mind would have signed off on the failed $ 500 million United Petroleum IPO, the Supreme Court of Victoria...

After rising to 275 new listings in 2014, IPO activity dropped off to just 105 last year, a sign that companies are finding it harder to attract capital at desired valuations.

The company kicked off the second quarter signing a strategic GenKey agreement with Amazon, which will generate about $ 70 million in revenue for 2017.

Warning signs should go off when those high prices are justified by analysts calling the company a «disruptor» or that it's «a revolutionary change» in its industry.

Just to quote your founder, who seemed to know in advance when the world would end, wrote this motto in 1980 for your company: «We won't be signing off until the world ends.

According to a note from Macquarie Equities, «with a book value per share of around $ 1.30 and farmers have purchased shares at $ 1 - $ 1.20, so we think any whole company proposal would need to reflect good value to achieve the 75 - 90 per cent required farmer sign - off (under various structures).»

No company director in their right mind would have signed off on the failed $ 500 million United Petroleum IPO, the Supreme Court of Victoria...

It's like those ethics and fair trade etc. trainings that I am required to complete and sign - off on yearly for my company... what a joke.

Companies like Mattel would not sign off on using lead in paint.

In addition, Quince & Company is offering 10 % off your next order when you sign up for their e-letter (found in the upper right hand corner on the home page).

I think the sign off from CRA above says it all... Just like when you read a voter ballot on propositions, I go straight to the source of who is behind the voice, and CRA consistently has used this «trace» argument time and again, just like the chem companies do with the lead in lipstick (I just attended the Teens Turning Green national summit, and found the debriefing almost verbatim to the CRA «counterpoint» above... it's only a «little» lead, not enough to... blahdeblah, times «x» amounts of applications per day times «x» amounts of other products with «trace» amounts, ad infinitum...)

Orland Park recently signed off on a 10 - year contract with the Houston - based company.

Empire State Development regional president Sam Hoyt, Circuit Clinical employee Katie Ketterer and Circuit Clinical founder Dr. Irfan Khan pull the veil off a new sign on the side of the company's home at 599 Delaware Avenue in Buffalo.