Sentences with phrase «executives at the company confirmed»
The new - look Isuzu D - MAX will be launched in Australia in early 2017, senior executives at the company confirmed.
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At Tesla's annual shareholder meeting Tuesday, chief executive Elon Musk shed new light on the company's next sport - utility vehicle, the Model Y, while confirming the production schedule for the new Model 3, the company's entry - level auto priced at $ 35,00At Tesla's annual shareholder meeting Tuesday, chief executive Elon Musk shed new light on the company's next sport - utility vehicle, the Model Y, while confirming the production schedule for the new Model 3, the company's entry - level auto priced at $ 35,00at $ 35,000.
A T - Mobile executive at the event confirmed that the company would be entering the U.S. LTE market in the near future.
Now that this secret unsend feature is causing even more PR woes for Facebook to pile on top of all the other woes the company is facing, Facebook leadership confirmed that not only will «regular» users get an unsend feature at some point in the future, but the function will be blocked for all Facebook executives until that time.
Initial reports suggested the S9 would make a cameo at Samsung's press event, but subsequent rumors cast doubt on them, and company executives eventually confirmed that the Galaxy S9 wouldn't be unveiled until Mobile World Congress 2018 in February.
Unfortunately this rumor can't be confirmed at this stage and comments just earlier in the month, from an unnamed Huawei executive, state that the company is waiting for wearable components to shrink and for processors to gain efficiency before moving forward with a successor to the Huawei Watch.
One Plus founder and chief executive Pete Lau, formerly an executive at Oppo, confirmed his company would be using the Sony Exmor IMX214 CMOS sensor.
The next - generation Samsung Galaxy S9 will make its debut at the Mobile World Congress next month, a company executive has confirmed.
In an interview recorded at the National Retail Federation conference on January 16, 2018, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Visa, Alfred Kelly, publicly confirmed that the company had been actively distancing itself from supporting cryptocurrencies.