Sentences with phrase «enough real companies»

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Scott Dorsey, the co-founder and CEO of ExactTarget, said in an interview with Inc: «When we started the company we hoped to build a software product that added enough real value that customers would want to use it, and in the process to try to build a business.»

Unfortunately, Oculus says that the Gear VR just isn't powerful enough to do any augmented reality in real - time, so there probably won't be any Hololens - like applications providing information about the world around you anytime soon — although that doesn't mean that other companies won't try to create it in the near future.

«To have one company that has enough power to reshape the way we think — I don't think I need to describe how dangerous that is,» Snowden reportedly told an audience at Fusion's Real Future Fair Tuesday in Oakland, California, appearing by video.

We'll also take the pulse on the retail industry as more companies report earnings, the real estate industry through a series of monthly reports, and enough economic data to keep investors busy.

For the company going after crowdfunding it means calculating how much money it needs to procure a bunch of inventory, reward its early backers and still have enough left over to get a jump start on a real business.

But managers also need to know that they can retain employees long enough to accomplish specific mission objectives that will deliver real value to both the company and the employee.

Maybe you're at the helm of a rapidly growing startup and need to find enough space to put all of your new hires over the next couple years, or you're the global real estate director for an established company looking to expand your campus...

Maybe you're at the helm of a rapidly growing startup and need to find enough space to put all of your new hires over the next couple years, or you're the global real estate director for an established company looking to expand your campus size to support decades of growth.

The $ 4.4 billion company is the region's biggest real estate owner, most active developer and owns a majority of the property in this bid — enough to accommodate all 8 million square feet on its own.

Silver's lawyers also claimed there wasn't enough evidence to even consider charges related to a second alleged scheme, in which Silver steered a real estate company to a friend's law firm, also in exchange for fees, Defense attorneys say the parties involved had no idea Silver was even collecting the money.

The real terrorists, which I prefer to label «greedy f# * ks, are the corporations big enough to take their operations to third world companies where they can get away with paying people 40 cents a day, can evade all responsibility for shoddy buildings collapsing and killing / injuring a thousand people, where workers have to handle toxic chemicals without any protection (or lose their jobs) etc etc etc..

Even if they choose the correct ingredients, which many companies simply don't spend enough time researching, they are not in large enough quantities to make a real impact on your fat burning efforts.

There's a lot of experimentation amongst all these companies to see how much people use < social networking sites >, what the size of the typical network grows to, and whether there is enough interaction between those networks to drive a real business model.

As a study of tragedy (in the tradition of the Greeks), the royal princes aren't quite accessible enough to really care for, and the prolonged time spent in their company seems only to postpone that which is of real interest.

With the emphasis on high - tech fuel - saving hybrid technology, it would be easy to think Ford had forgotten about the dynamics, but the company insists that the MacPherson strut front and multilink rear suspension makes this a real driver's car, and although there are currently no plans for a hot Mondeo, the 234bhp EcoBoost should be quick enough to keep you entertained.

Credit card companies can take your house if there is enough equity in the real estate to make business sense.

Moreover, he rightly highlights that the real risk to investors is not the volatility of returns, as commonly viewed in the fund world, but rather that investors fail to cultivate the mental disposition necessary to productively embrace Mr. Market's tendency to sometimes offer good companies priced low enough that a level a margin of safety emerges.

There has to be enough cash available on a real - time basis to keep the company operating.

I've never been in a big enough company that had all that procedural TPS reports bs, but it sounds like a real nuisance.

The truth is, my quick read through of the documents garbled my original simple investment theory, yeah the one about the South Street Seaport, and I have come to believe that I don't have enough real estate expertise to determine the intrinsic value of this company.

This idea of the credit card safety net quickly evaporated during the recession, as credit card companies embarked on a spree of rate increases and credit limit cuts that left many people stuck with expensive debt and barely enough credit to buy a tank of gas, let alone cover a real emergency like a costly car repair.

The CEO, Owen Killian, has dug a real hole for the company that's gonna be painful to climb out of... and if that's not enough, the fact he was abruptly forced to sell most of his equity stake to meet a margin call last month is more than reason to fire him on the spot.

We feel the company over the years has performed just well enough to stay below the radar — management remains unaccountable for their actions and mistakes that cost us shareholders real money.

But Sony has too many hands in too many pies: they can afford to ignore their platforms, because the company is big enough that it can take a few failed consoles to no real detriment.

The real puzzle now is figuring out just what exactly is going to be announced for FFXIII this Friday but whatever it is, it's big enough to have the company buying adverts on some sites with a «Special Announcement Nov 13th — 3:30 PM» message.

They have lied to use for long enough and, like the racist company they are, they have maliciously kept away the real monetary contributors to their dying company.

The costs of pollution are real; simply put: if a company were to produce enough pollution they could kill their entire market.

The details, that make Tobis think this one is real enough that its failure will amount to «the party of free marketry» «find [ing] some excuse to bend their principles just this once», are essential, and should get a few words in it, not just out along the links — and if they are out there somewhere, it's not in the first, Sierra Club link, which says a Texas power line company can't legally use the battery but does not say an electricity generator couldn't.

And the general problems of research funded by drug companies are real enough.

Smart move to make the news, although I don't think companies should have their own TLDs... there are already enough out there and I can't see a real value for users.

Law firms have to know enough to ask about these things but the real challenge is on companies like ours to provide the data and to prove the case.

The problem is, if you remain in the business long enough to «figure things out,» you'll wind up going to work for a real insurance company and Primerica would have made tons of money off of you.

As if the beautiful design wasn't enough on its own, some companies like Old Phone Works, sell real 1950's telephones that have been repaired and refurbished so that they work and look just like new.

Susman said that the company now has 23,000 processors at its disposal — enough to render the original Toy Story in real time.

«When you have real damage to a large enough company, that translates into the indexes as a whole,» Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at Commonwealth Financial Network, said.

The only reason Aereo has been able to follow their current path is that they don't have enough customers to be a real threat to the big media companies.

Apple doesn't typically like to leave more than a week between a hot new product's announcement and actual launch date, so it was enough to see the company's hottest iPhone in ages officially slated for an October 27 pre-order start way back on September 11 to understand its widely rumored production troubles were real and serious.

While the blurry photo might be good enough for some, even if it's hard to determine if it's real or not, the iPhone modification company Feld & Volk have put together some renders of the iPhone 7 Plus, showcasing what that pill - shaped camera enclosure might look like, as well as a non-blurry look at the Smart Connector on the bottom of the device.

With all due respect to other companies» wearables to be showcased at IFA Berlin this year, the only real smartwatch of Note (heh) that's garnered enough buzz to be watched is Samsung's Gear S3.

Of course, you would need to get a piece for that from the company, but I hope you will grow big enough for the different manufacturers to start sending you their phones for a real hands on review.

It seems like companies are trying to tokenize everything using Blockchain not to be minding if the technology is mature enough to handle a particular use case or if these ventures» targeted verticals have any real need for the decentralized technology.

If I submit a traditional, human optimized resume when I know the company is filtering applicants using ATS software, I run a real risk that my resume won't score well enough, and a human will never even look at my resume.

The real problem is that employers don't notify their contracted relocation company soon enough so that employees know they should follow company policy, which would include notifying any professional about a fee.

John Ellis formed his company, VA Homes Inc., Burlington, Wash., in February primarily because he felt that veterans were not getting enough information about the VA loan program from the real estate industry.

I have friends that participate in pit bull rescue (homeowners, not renters), and I understand the problems they face, but I also have researched why insurance companies have breed restrictions, and the liability risk seems real enough for concern.

During my final real estate training segment I did as was suggested: I interviewed with a real estate company and was told: «It's really very difficult to go from a lengthy career in the world of academe, (that manager I later learned had been a school teacher and never produced much as a sales rep), and I don't think you have the absolute necessary outgoing salesman type personality (actually he didn't either, oddly enough).

At the same time, John Snodgrass, chairman of the board of Century 21 and president of HFS Inc., Century 21's parent, says that HFS would «like very much to acquire additional relocation management companies and, if enough are found, run them as an umbrella company providing business for all HFS real estate companies.»

June 1993 — The Financial Post announces it will discontinue its annual listing of the top real estate companies, because only three companies provided enough information to satisfy the magazine's criteria.

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As if controlling the enormous costs of real estate portfolios weren't enough, now companies must factor in the increasing complexities of global operations, 24 - hour business cycles and demand for instant fact - based decisions.