Sentences with phrase «crunch all»

For example, Google published a paper on Monday claiming that it had been able to perform a calculation with the technology that was significantly faster than what a conventional computer could crunch.

Now, Amber says, she and Danny will occasionally sit down «with a calculator and Excel sheet and crunch numbers» in order to determine the income they need to pay their loans off in a reasonable time - frame for them.

It's impossible to predict what could trigger this but candidates include a credit crunch in China and a much more aggressive pace of Federal Reserve tightening.

LaPoure had lots of numbers to crunch, and not a lot of time.

With a credit crunch persisting, where can businesses go to get cash?

For several years now, entrepreneurs have been talking about the «Series A crunch,» or the «valley of death» between seed and growth funding.

A cash crunch would severely limit RIM's options, and potentially push it toward a sale.

That way, the installer or contractor can still get a part immediately, but now it's the installer or contractor who is facing the cash crunch.

Private equity firm TPG [TPG.UL] invested $ 750 million in the New Berlin, New York - based company last year to save it from the cash crunch arising as a result of the problems at Idaho.

Cities and states across the country are working hard to overcome the double whammy of an economic slump and a fiscal budget crunch.

The energy crunch has given the nudge to car companies like Tesla.

You can also use the «Life Insurance Needs» calculator at www.lifehappens.org to help you crunch the numbers.

What makes this federal blockage all the more pressing for the Canadian economy is that the demographic crunch of low birth rates and an aging population is not unique to our country.

Although artificial intelligence techniques like machine learning can crunch vast quantities of data and can help determine if someone is behaving oddly in an organization's computer networks, people shouldn't put all their trust in the technology, Hart said.

Hinterland, with its distributed work model, and Drinkbox with its no - crunch - time policy are just two ways in which companies are improving things for workers.

In theory, quantum computers will be able in the blink of an eye to crunch through problems that would bog down a conventional computer for hours.

Maybe it's a way to solve a cash flow crunch, or deal with a problem employee or client.

Over at Drinkbox Studios, another successful Toronto indie company, employees don't work crunch time.

This service allows even the smallest startups to gain insight and use data in a way that was once reserved for enterprises with investments in staff and servers built to crunch numbers.

The Syracuse Crunch — the Canucks» farm team — came to town and [former Canucks captain] Stan Smyl was the coach.

A cash - crunch was also hurting retail demand in many parts of the country, said Nitin Khandelwal, chairman at All India Gems & Jewellery Trade Federation (GJF).

To markets, it signaled a move to ease the credit crunch and support domestic liquidity.

Moreover, it was not a coincidence that China made its announcement on the same morning that the other major central banks of the world announced their coordinated action to head off a liquidity crunch for European banks.

In the near future, these digital assistants may become sophisticated enough to make recommendations for resource allocation or task assignment; they'll crunch the numbers on previous, similar projects and may be able to suggest the most efficient path forward for any given scenario.

For those scurrying to the nearest grocery store to find the candy bars, there's a catch: Although there's a limited rollout of The Oreo Big Crunch Bar today, a nationwide distribution of both flavors won't start until Jan. 2017.

The Big Crunch Bar is a bit pricier at $ 4.99, due to its larger size.

Policy makers responded with more than a year of restrictive policies that slowed the economy and created a credit crunch that has been particularly severe for medium and small firms and that only recently has led to a moderation of inflation.

In Silicon Valley, the hiring crunch is very real.

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For now, those who are looking to taste The Oreo Big Crunch Bar can find it at Walmart, Kroger, ShopRite, and Albertsons, according to Mondelez.

«I come and go as I want, but if a client needs us or it's crunch time or there's a problem and I have to stay until 7 p.m. or 8 p.m., he can count on me to be there.»

A: With the economy in the grips of a major recession and credit crunch, many entrepreneurs have little choice but to tap friends and family members for their startup capital.

You may be able to skip a business plan if you are in a time crunch, but you can't skimp on a marketing plan.

Four years ago, Chilcott was on the U.S. Treasury's Small Business Financing Forum, where he made recommendations to the Obama administration on how to improve the flow of capital to Main Street during the credit crunch.

If you look at the trend lines, it's hard to characterize this as a crunch, even though it must certainly feel that way to anyone trying to raise a B round.

By packaging many different features into one big package, Torch is able to take the data from every channel, be it email marketing all the way to how someone is using the website and crunch the data to tell you what is and isn't working.

While it's tempting to sign up for another card to survive a cash flow crunch, consider these important tips first.

Some more data, which is less dramatic but still doesn't support the idea of a horrible crunch: In 2008, 55 percent of companies that raised an A round successfully raised a B round.

Crunch CEO Doug Levine assesses all ideas in terms of his endlessly repeated mantra: How will this enhance the brand?

Still, Google wins high marks even among AWS and Azure fans for its artificial intelligence capabilities and data analytics products, like BigQuery, which let users crunch numbers.

Both cards include «Volta» chips and crunch AI calculations at almost the same rate.

According to Chris Krueger, an analyst at Cowen Washington Research Group, that sets up a serious time crunch.

Now that worry about the Series A crunch has been partly eclipsed by handwringing over an alleged Series B crunch, research firm CB Insights decided to do some math and see how bad things really are.

The credit crunch that began with mortgages has now spread to consumer loans and small business financing.

Employees in high - deductible health plans have felt that type of crunch, and now are starting to view HSAs as something of a reprieve.

If you grow faster than planned, even a momentary cash crunch can have a lasting effect.

There's plenty of technology out there that can crunch the numbers and spit them out in a spreadsheet or chart.

April 5 - China's HNA Group Co Ltd, the heavily indebted aviation - to - financials conglomerate, plans to sell some or all of its $ 6.3 billion stake in Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc, underlining its need to shed assets and tackle a cash crunch.

While you may think of accountants as numbers people, a good accountant does more than just crunch the numbers.

If you're considering self - financing a company, think about the downsides before committing to this approach: Will it impede growth, restrict your market share or lead to a cash crunch?