Best of all, defense coverage is outside the policy limits so any money the insurance
company spends on legal fees doesn't count against the liability limit of your policy.
Smaller
companies spend more on litigation as a proportion of revenue and larger companies less, thanks to economies of scale, the survey says.
Insurance companies spend millions of dollars compiling statistics, and their research shows that good students tend to be much safer drivers, which is why offering the discount makes financial sense.
If companies spend a dollar on research and development, they help their country earn seven times as much as it would if they spent that same dollar on new buildings or machinery.
Well consider this, one of the biggest industries in the world is advertising and all the
big companies spend billions of pounds trying to get us to buy their products.
Large
companies spend billions of dollars studying human purchasing behavior, then use this data to shape pet owner purchasing habits.
This research may not pay off for decades, but if you're a keen investor, you can see
what companies spend on research and development via their income statements.
Most
companies spend less than 5 minutes evaluating a resume before making a decision to either reject a candidate or inquire about an interview.
As companies spend more advertising dollars online, the digital marketplace has become increasingly less transparent.
Most
large companies spend thousands or more every year on advertising to get their name out — which ultimately means higher prices for their customers.
As an aside, drug
companies spend many millions of dollars before they are able to bring a new drug to market in this country.
The market research firm estimates that cosmetic
companies spend roughly 2.5 % of their sales — that's about $ 750 million — on research and development each year.
With companies spending more than half on their external goods and services for every dollar earned there is the potential to reduce a great deal of costs.
The privately - held
company spends between eight percent and 10 percent of its procurement budget with diversity suppliers.
With an increased emphasis on content marketing in 2016, I think we'll
see companies spending more — but are they spending it in the wrong areas?
• Reduced
company spending by 14 percent using data compiled from employee schedules and reports.
No one can afford to stand still and the
best companies spend a lot of time and energy looking over the horizon.
Founded by a food science professor, the Swedish oat milk
company spent decades as a niche player in the plant - based beverage industry.
Among major industries,
energy companies spend the smallest portion of their sales on research and development.
Last year the owners of a small pet
food company spent a month eating nothing but their own dog food plus meals made with ingredients found in the food.
Companies spend too much time trying to adapt to the technology, and in doing so they are losing focus on the actual content.
This is partly because regulators do not enforce strict disclosure timelines, and partly
because companies spend a lot of time and money producing reports for public consumption.
Many smart
companies spent last year investing in the processes, systems and people so they are better equipped for an IPO when the market is right.
In particular, its marketing costs are about 19 percent of its revenue, which is a fraction of what some
comparable companies spend.
As it is a business based on speed,
companies spend vast amounts of time and resources on getting the fastest equipment to execute their trades.
As I describe, oil
companies spend considerable sums on strategically framed image advertising that does not address climate policy directly.
We now live in a world where
development companies spend more time worrying about how to make more money off of their product after its scheduled release before it even hits shelves.
Companies spend enormous resources trying to «go public,» meaning that it becomes legal to sell stock to lots of people.
If an
Irish company spent $ 15 billion buying such rights, even from a fellow subsidiary, it could claim a $ 1 billion tax deduction each year for 15 years.
CEOs of
public companies spent an hour or more with me, patiently answering questions and providing encouragement.
Successful
global companies spend appropriate time developing a strategic plan for enterprise - wide implementation of international learning programs.
The
motor companies spent millions lobbying congress to have all (except minimum wage) of auto tech labor rights taken away.