Sentences with phrase «company over ways»

The lawsuit is the latest development in a wave of backlash against the social media company over ways in which its platform was used to influence the 2016 election.

Not exact matches

Align incentives Staffers who value themselves over the company will stand in the way of a startup's growth.

The reliability of this kind of machine translation, and the speed in which it is accomplished, can dramatically change the way companies are able to operate and ultimately serve their clientele all over the world.

«There are two ways to connect a car: There's the original telemetry readings, but the new phase, now that we have 4G is infotainment devices, and the vehicle as a hotspot,» says Larry Zibrik, vice-president of Market Development at Sierra Wireless, a Vancouver - based company that's become a global leader in the modules that allow machines to communicate over cellular networks.

Executive coaching is the best way to enable a person to meliorate his interpersonal skills, cross over his self - imposed limitations, coordinate with corporate goals, use feedback as a necessary tool, better the decision - making skills, equalize work and life priorities, create an environment which is useful to the company, etc..

Nickel miner Western Areas is expecting $ 100 million to come its way shortly after the company raised over $ 35 million through a slightly discounted share placement.

Statoil says that the final turbine on its Dudgeon field in England has been installed and the company is «well on its way» to providing over 1 million homes in Europe with renewable electricity.

But there are generational differences that will change the way many companies work over the coming years.

Musk and Buffett see the energy and transportation sectors changing in similar ways, and, over the past few years, their companies have increasingly competed with each other over both solar energy and electric cars.

Simply put, no company — probably not even Google — and certainly no individual has made as much of a difference or changed the ways things work over the past 10 years as Apple has under Jobs.

Probably no company has made as much of a difference or changed the ways things work over the past 10 years as Apple has under Jobs.

Given that the Facebook (fb) CEO is clearly a believer in AI, why is he going further out of his way to express enthusiasm over the technology, when his company's actions speak loudly enough?

One way you can look at it has (for now) dispelled three big worries that were hanging over the company.

The company sends green coffee beans from all over the world, creating an ecosystem where you can expect the machine to roast exactly the way it should for that bean.

Former Icahn managing director Jonathan Christodoro quit Xerox's board on Friday, paving the way for Carl Icahn to introduce a new battle over the company.

Over the past decade, the company has found that the best way to stay ahead of that continuing hardware devaluation cycle is to continually create new hardware that people want.

I believe that the way forward is for companies to focus on creating products that allow the customer to recognize that they have control over their own emotions because then the customers will come to the company to receive this awareness of their own dominance over their emotion and over their mindset.»

So it doesn't take a lot, even if you're a small company, to find some way to solicit feedback from either a large group of your customers through an email campaign with a SurveyMonkey link or even just kind of talking to customers on a regular basis over the fourth quarter to get some feedback.

«A lot of people in the U.S. come for all over the world, and many come here to start companies and build businesses and create jobs, and contribute in every way,» Sankhla says.

That's why it was such a shock to learn last month that hackers found a way to break in to the company's famous iPhones, and even take over the camera and microphone features without a user even knowing it.

At the CEO Investor Forum, Bloomberg said CEOs should pinpoint ways their companies can create value over time horizons of several years for all of their stakeholders.

The environmental secretary of Rio threatened to revoke Chevron's operating license over the spill, sending shivers all the way up to Houston, home to the dozens of foreign oil companies that feed Brazil's oil engine.

The approach has worked wonders for Apple, giving that company full control over the quality and price of its products, and even Google looks to be leaning that way too with its Nexus phones and tablets, not to mention its Motorola subsidiary.

And the tactic isn't all that surprising: big pharma's return on R&D investments has been plummeting over the last decade, and price increases are an easy way to bolster companies» bottom lines.

So while hordes of attendees tried to figure out what to do next, many of them found their way over to the company's demonstration.

The way it works is that a smaller version of a search engine is set up on your site and, instead of crawling all over the entire Web for results, it is customized to search only your company's website.

Ministers, top bankers and company bosses scrambled to find a way to save the company in last - ditch talks over the weekend.

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.

Nate Alder, a student at Brigham Young University, has won first or second place in 11 competitions over the past year for his company, Klymit, which has developed a way to insulate outerwear and outdoor gear using argon.

Revamping the way the public sees a company requires «a series of actions over time,» he says.

They handed over their bank account and email information to a company that was in no way affiliated with a bank and had kind of a cutesy name.

While the bulk wine companies are focused on the lower end of the market and price that way, the premium producers go over the top on every element of the wine making process.

The company recently said it is going to pay $ 465 million to the Department of Justice and other government agencies over the way it classified the EpiPen in the Medicaid Drug Rebate Program.

It is also likely to shift over time, as affluence grows and technology evolves, and as companies like Coke and Starbucks and a thousand anonymous start - ups find new ways to make environmental protection efficient, in the broadest, most ethically - significant sense of the word.

He joined the company in 1996 and worked his way up through the executive ranks before taking over as CEO in 2012.

Considering the myriad ways our work lives have changed over the past decade or so, the timing is right (if not overdue) for drastic adjustments in how company leaders relate to workers.

«You can be screaming and proud but that role doesn't suit us as it's our merchants doing the work and we are making sure that consumers over the world can pay any way they want,» Van der Does tells CNBC, sipping on a cappuccino made by his company's barista.

That way, the costs — and benefits — of keeping the Rug Program up - to - date are spread out over nearly 100 rug companies.

Unfortunately, too many companies are built that way and, over the long run, it hurts their bottom lines.

However, once your business has grown to the point that you can't personally supervise all of the work, documenting your processes is the only way that you can ensure things are done consistently across your company and over time.

As Wallerstein sees it, there's only one for corporations: «The way the IRS's rules are set up for health - care reimbursement FSAs, an employee could decide to contribute, say, $ 2,000 over the course of a year, spend that money on medical procedures during the first two months of the year, and then quit, leaving his company holding the bag for any funds that hadn't yet been deducted from his paycheck.»

But her underlying point isn't totally invalid — the furor over drug price hikes like Mylan's is forcing legislators and private companies alike to finally confront the issue head - on, and highlighting just how difficult the disparate and largely opaque American medical financing system makes it to address these problems in a serious way.

Apple and Amazon.com have ended their lawsuit over who has the right to use the «app store» name, clearing the way for both companies to use it.

The company and some former employees have faced lawsuits and criminal charges over the way the drug was marketed.

Who could have known in those early days, that by 2017, a landscape once loomed over by companies like Microsoft (Internet Explorer) and Netscape (Navigator) would fractionalize and give way to totally new players like Google (Chrome)?

Over the past 15 years, the corporate centers of most oil and gas companies grew significantly, as a way to manage risk, leverage scale, and share scarce technical talent.

Companies the world over are already poring over this flashpoint, hunting for novel ways to harness the public's engagement in such unplanned instances for profit.

But as Facebook has taken it on the chin over the way it has handled the personal information of its users, the leaders of other tech companies have demonstrated that even in publicity - hungry Silicon Valley, it is entirely possible for billionaire executives and their sprawling empires to keep a low profile.

When Tesla revealed that Model S 70 owners with the 70 kWh battery could in fact unlock an extra 5 kWh for a fee bringing it to a total of 75 kWh, it sent the rest of the auto industry a loud and clear message that the company can and will continue to streamline ways to continuously improve upon its vehicles via over the air updates.

The delay was also technical, he added; the company's mobile apps have improved over the last few years in ways that can better support a heavy - duty search tool.