Sentences with phrase «home company cited»
The smart - home company cited studies suggesting that the Nest Thermostat has helped customers save between 10 and 12 percent on their heating bills, and up to 15 percent on their cooling bills, translating to an average savings of between $ 131 and $ 145 a year.
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As evidence, Bloom cites a Singapore company where half of the staff worked from home for four days a week while the other half came into the office five days a week.
Le Duc cites companies like Tesla, which made electric cars fashionable; Nest Labs, which is revolutionizing home temperature control and energy use; and Solar City, which scaled up industrial solar panels, all of which are taking revenue from companies with older business models.
Specifically, the SEC wants to know whether the companies are sufficiently disclosing the number of customers who cancel contracts for home solar systems, once they have signed up, the report said, citing a person familiar with the matter.
* Cite the negatives, such as the fact that many insurance companies don't pay for home birth expenses.
Dentartigh cites an example of a spouse claiming a deduction for half of the mortgage interest on a jointly owned home who runs into trouble when the Internal Revenue Service can't match it with the 1098 mortgage interest statement supplied by the mortgage company.
Tom Bevis, the judge who spared Henshall's family pet and company guard dog that had attacked four times at his owner's DeBary home - based business, ruled May 6 that the state law cited by county animal officials was unconstitutional.
Weighing its Options The Swiss - German weekly publication Handelszeitung reported (German) on Tuesday that Bitfinex wants to establish its HQ in Switzerland, citing company's CEO Jean - Louis van der Velde directly: We are looking for a new home for Bitfinex and the parent company iFinex, where we want to merge the operations previously spread over
Along with two expected new Pixel phones, Google this fall will unveil a Pixel - branded Chromebook and smaller, lower - priced version of its Home smart speaker, Android Police reported Monday, citing a source familiar with the company's plans.
While the Chromebook Pixel launch may help in rebranding the Chromebook brand, Google Home Mini is expected to compete with Amazon Echo Dot, both being miniature versions of existing smart speakers, Android Police reported Monday, citing sources aware of the company's plans.
The company cites possible uses like sending a message to your best friend, navigating home in a mapping app, or playing the next episode of a TV show in a media app.
Google is working on a more premium revision of its Google Home smart speaker internally referred to as the «Google Home Max,» 9to5Google reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the Alphabet - owned company's project.
In addition, the Oct. 4 event is also likely to feature the release of Google Home — a voice - controlled «smart home» hub that would allow the company to compete with Amazon Echo; Daydream VR — Google's answer to the Samsung Gear VR; and a Chromecast capable of 4K playback, which, according to a source cited by Android Police, will be called either Chromecast Plus or Chromecast UlHome — a voice - controlled «smart home» hub that would allow the company to compete with Amazon Echo; Daydream VR — Google's answer to the Samsung Gear VR; and a Chromecast capable of 4K playback, which, according to a source cited by Android Police, will be called either Chromecast Plus or Chromecast Ulhome» hub that would allow the company to compete with Amazon Echo; Daydream VR — Google's answer to the Samsung Gear VR; and a Chromecast capable of 4K playback, which, according to a source cited by Android Police, will be called either Chromecast Plus or Chromecast Ultra.
Product experts from the router company cited that Google Home Max and other similar devices are indeed at fault.
He also cited a just - released NAR survey that showed most consumers, when purchasing a home, would rather use real estate companies that offer a wide range of services such as title insurance and appraisals.
Many home warranty companies deny homeowner claims citing the problem as «pre-existing» or claim owner negligence without inspecting the appliance.
Hanna cited Howard Hanna's «Assurance Programs» for buyers, including an «apartment dwellers trade - in» in which the company will buy a client out of a lease, and a «100 percent money - back guarantee» offer to buy back a home for its purchase price, as examples.
CoreLogic, a Southern California - based financial information company with a widely cited Home Price Index (HBI), recently offered its real estate market forecast for 2016.