Sentences with phrase «larger than the company»

(B) I'm interested in the idea of a TV commercial where the person advocates something he believes in, that is outside and larger than the company he works for.

With more than 100,000 suppliers around the world, our supply system is many times larger than our company's direct footprint, and the biggest, fastest and most economical GHG reductions are within the value - chain of consumer products rather than at the retail level.

Facebook informed the public on Wednesday that the number of people whose data was compromised by the Cambridge Analytica breach is tens of millions larger than the company initially thought.

The Galaxy S8 + has a 6.2 - inch Super AMOLED screen, making it notably larger than the company's Galaxy Note 7.

In terms of size, however, there's another Apple event that is far larger than the company's iPhone unveiling each year.

Not exact matches

He saw the PC mogul wading into crowds of shareholders and signing autographs at the company's annual meeting, noting how a larger - than - life CEO could inspire loyalty and garner loads of free publicity.

This increase in regulation is both unfair and inefficient: Compliance with governmental rules and laws is a greater encumbrance on small companies than large ones, and regulation hinders small business formation, growth, and job creation.

More than half of those openings are at one company, Accenture, which is looking to fill a large number of entry - level roles including consulting analysts and software engineers.

This means your customer service will be more knowledgeable and more personal than that of a larger company with many products and employees.

«For example, we find larger companies take dramatically longer to hire candidates than small and mid-sized firms,» writes Chamberlain.

The Taiwanese company, with revenues of more than $ 8 billion, was founded by the Wharton grad's father almost 50 years ago and now claims to be the world's largest manufacturer of athletic and casual footwear.

The entrepreneur already benefits from a significantly lower rate of taxation than larger companies pay.

The company, which sometimes conducts trades larger than $ 50 million, recently brought on three finance veterans to its advisory board, including Citigroup's global head of regulatory, market, and innovation strategy.

Large oil companies like ExxonMobil, which in 2011 earned more than $ 40 billion, make no hiring or firing decisions based on government handouts, but startup green - energy companies will hire more engineers and technicians, more marketing professionals and managers if governments invest in them.

Being open minded, and embracing these innovative new business platforms and models, smaller companies adopt change quicker than large corporations.

Bitcoin, the largest crypto, is down more than 70 % from its all - time highs set at the end of 2017, as regulators look to clamp down on exchanges and tech companies shun advertisements related to the nascent digital coin market.

A 2016 global fraud study found that businesses with fewer than 100 employees suffered the same median level of theft — $ 150,000 — as much larger companies.

It allows companies to affordably string these computer boxes together to grow their infrastructures really large, really fast, and more affordably than traditional storage.

Because regulatory compliance has a high fixed cost, small businesses face a larger per - employee cost of adhering to government regulations than big companies.

The company has more than 10,000 sales representatives in China, with half of them on the hepatitis team — the largest in China, according to Credit Suisse.

Valeant's largest shareholder, billionaire and hedge funder John Paulson, has gained a seat on the drug maker's board, sending the beleaguered company's stock spiking more than 6 % in Monday trading (although it's still hovering at around the $ 13 mark).

The world's largest publicly - traded oil and gas company by market value has ridden out a collapse in crude prices better than most, its vertically - integrated model allowing downstream businesses to capture the value that upstream operations lose when oil prices are low.

Thanks to the new law, the largest tech companies repatriated more than $ 470 billion in cash from their overseas holdings at the beginning of the year, Materne said, adding that the mass movement «should result in a bottomless well of capital to fuel a significant wave of software M&A.»

As the CEO of a large company, there is nothing I enjoy more than meeting visionary entrepreneurs and seeing their small businesses take off.

New Conference Board of Canada research finds that companies that proactively innovate and adapt their EU offerings will be able to achieve much larger gains than companies that sit passively and wait for the deal to boost their sales.

Shell — a cash machine that racked up $ 9 billion in profit in the first nine months of 2017; a colossus that employs 90,000 people in more than 70 countries; a corporation that, were it a nation, would have the world's seventh - largest carbon footprint, behind Germany; and the No. 7 company on Fortune's Global 500 list last year, with $ 240 billion in sales — is in an existential squeeze.

That aviation company consists of what he calls the world's largest air force, with more than 50 jet fighters, and offers simulated threats for training exercises for one of its clients, the U.S. Department of Defense.

Medium's new focus holds the potential for growth, but it also puts the company directly in the path of Facebook, since the giant social network is also busy trying to convince publishers large and small to see it as a home for their content — a distribution platform that can help get their journalism in front of more than a billion people.

Companies much larger than yours have gone to the mat with their insurers and come up empty - handed.

The CEOs of the largest companies in the U.S. earn three times more than they did 20 years ago and at least 10 times more than 30 years ago, according to a new report.

Ensure that the product / service you're providing is better than what they'd receive from a larger company.

For example, if you're owed money by a large, well - known company, the asset will have a much stronger value than if you are owed money by the local bakery down the street.

By now more than 1,200 managers from companies large and small have watched SRC's system in action, thanks to regular training seminars sponsored by the company.

Falcon Heavy is a large, reusable launch vehicle that will allow the closely held company to bid on heavier payloads than it can with its Falcon 9, such as big commercial satellites and national security missions.

Probably the thing I'm most proud of is that this company over the years, and especially today more than ever, has enabled a very, very large segment of women who, whether they knew it or not, were passive beauty consumers.

Other than the large - scale branding and licensing deals, like the shirts and hats at Walmart and Kohl's, I own those companies and I am backing them.

It has now become larger than both Cyber Monday and Black Friday combined, and a closely watched barometer of the company's performance.

Gallup states that «Employees in large companies less engaged than in smaller ones.»

We have also done a considerable amount of work for Microsoft, Outback Steakhouse, and more than 300 other businesses ranging from start - up companies to large enterprises.

One concern is that companies will choose to raise big rounds from SoftBank rather than going public or selling to a larger rival.

France's Ubisoft set up shop in Montreal in 1997, and that studio has become the company's largest, with more than 2,000 developers pumping out console hits like Assassin's Creed and Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell.

At this point, Dua believes, it's more valuable for the company to double its growth in a large market than it is to increase its growth by a factor of 10 in a smaller market, i.e. moderate growth in Chicago beats explosive growth in Tampa.

«This is really about helping large media companies grow even bigger,» said Democratic FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, adding that Republicans were «more intent on granting the industrys holiday wish list early rather than looking out for the public interest.»

If you take the plunge and tap your retirement plan for the cash you need to start your company, there's no guarantee that your business will generate a higher return than you'd get by keeping your money in the large - cap mutual funds it's probably in right now.

Technology has upended this: the masses are more trusted than leaders, and the world's largest companies (think Google, Facebook, Amazon) have essentially zero face - to - face interaction with customers.

Last year, women made up more than half of newly appointed HR executives, a role that's typically responsible for ensuring a company can acquire and develop the staff it needs to execute the larger business plan.

After more than a decade of research on the use of machine learning to detect disease - causing mutations in DNA, Brendan Frey, biomedical engineering professor at the University of Toronto, this week launched his company, Deep Genomics, to bring the technology his team developed to the public at large.

The company says it's the largest mushroom grower in Canada with more than 1,600 employees and 14 facilities.

BlackRock Inc., the world's largest money manager, is seeking to raise more than $ 10 billion to buy and hold stakes in companies.

But if you already offer health insurance, as do more than 90 percent of large companies, things may look worse than they really are, according to a new study conducted by ADP, a large benefit and payroll processing firm based in Roseland, New Jersey.