Sentences with phrase «lion share of a company»

e-Readers still represent the lions share of the companies profit and their customers are confident about the growing popularity of e-readers ahead of the Christmas season, as a survey by the US Pew Research Center showed an increase in e-reader penetration from 19 % to 24 % this year, with the trend likely to spread to other parts of the globe.

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Digital advertising giants like Alphabet's Google (googl) and Facebook (fb) are gobbling up a lion's share of digital ad dollars, and eMarketer forecasts the two companies will make up 60 % of the U.S. digital ad market this year.

BarkBox still accounts for the lion's share of the company's revenue (75 - 80 percent), says Strife.

U.S. companies received the lion's share of investment in 2015, with $ 72.4 billion in deals.

Both companies haven't released updated user counts lately, but it's evident that Facebook Live continues to eat up a lion's share of the livestreaming pie, simply by being available to a wider range of people.

While the San Francisco Bay Area, home of Stanford University and Google, may see the lion's share of venture capital, startups there don't receive the same support from large firms that early - stage companies in Cincinnati do, Mitchell says.

Some other department stores like Giant Tiger, Fields and the NorthWest Company are expanding their influence and do well in smaller towns, but the big four have the lion's share of the market.

Since the beginning of the year, real estate companies have raised more than $ 2.9 billion on TSX and TSXV, with the lion's share being raised by REITs.

A big company is taking a slice at the top, but both services essentially allow individuals to connect with each other and keep the lion's share of the money being exchanged.

Below, check out the two companies — one a startup, the other a well - known brand — competing to snatch up the lion's share of lucrative police department contracts.

And when a team achieves results, the company or the boss usually get the lion's share of the credit (that's just the way recognition works).

The 28 - year - old whiz kid and Harvard dropout is the CEO and co-founder of Facebook and he owns the lion's share (24 %) of the company.

ROWE, which the company launched in 2005, did not apply to Best Buy's store employees, who make up the lion's share of the retailer's 168,000 - person global workforce.

With the two eating up the lion's share of online advertising dollars, the pressure for internet companies to start acting like responsible media entities is increasing.

Friday, shares of Royal Ahold Delhaize NV, the Dutch company that operates the Giant Food and Food Lion chains, dropped as much as 7.6 percent in Amsterdam.

It is the traditional news companies that still provide the lion's share of original reporting, though we have taken care to craft our policies so they won't lock in a privileged status quo and stifle innovation.

But the company did say OS X Mountain Lion would be available Wednesday and announced that Apple's board had declared a cash dividend of $ 2.65 per share of common stock, payable Aug. 16.

For the lion's share of companies, Facebook marketing has largely been about referral traffic.

From Nevada, the company then set up its Irish subsidiaries, saving the lion's share of the federal corporate tax rate.

An active drilling program often comprises the lion's share of capital expenditures for companies engaged in exploration and production.

This company operates internationally as an «integrated» oil and natural gas company, although in reality, its exploration and production operations merely supplement its revenue stream with 16 % of total 2012 sales, leaving the lion's share attributable to its U.S. and U.K. - based downstream business.

The aggressive and hyperactive takeover battle for WCB has seen the small dairy company's share price rocket from around $ 4 to close to $ 10 in only a few short months, with Lion keen to protect its sizeable National Foods business that owns a portfolio of well know cheeses and milk.

Last season, the lion's share of Premier League clubs put betting company logos on their shirts.

Spano's company, not content with the lion's share of business, overbilled the county by an estimated $ 550,000 according to an investigation I did for The News.

Sometimes the company takes the lion's share of a grant, sometimes the university, depending on which organization is the lead contact on the grant.

Even though the lion's share of GPUs are made by Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) and NVIDIA Corp., the differences between the two companies» processors mean that programmers have had to write software to meet the requirements of the particular GPU used by their computers.

Now, online sales comprise the lion's share of the company's revenues (men drive 45 percent of total revenue) and its website attracts about four million unique visitors per month, enjoying global recognition earned, in no small part, through its staging of the Firenze Forever festival, a fun and relaxed event, now in its ninth season, that attracts some of the world's most influential menswear bloggers to shoot the store's new collections in the three days immediately preceding Pitti Uomo.

Not that it's compensation for that snub, but it's heartening to see Lynn Shelton's Your Sister's Sister and Sarah Polley's Take This Waltz get the lion's share of positive indie press in recent weeks, putting them in good company with Wes Anderson, whose Moonrise Kingdom did make Cannes's official selection.

Public funding for charter schools skyrocketed as a result of Governor Malloy and Commissioner Pryor's policies over the last three years, with Pryor's charter school management company receiving the lions» share of the money.

Maruti Ertiga, currently, own the lion's share in the segment, courtesy the unmatched legacy of the company throughout the nation plus its efficient and powerful mills.

The launch of Dream Neo also further strengthens the company's commitment towards Indian market especially in the 100 - 110cc mass segment which commands a lion's share of nearly 50 % in Indian two Wheeler market.

Having already published a book with a large self - publishing company in the past, Roxanne was looking for a straightforward local company who could provide print - on - demand distribution and inexpensive printed copies, without eating up the lion's share of her profits.

You pay the full cost, in two installments — once with the fee you pay upfront, and a second time with every book sold, since the self - publishing company keeps the lion's share of sales proceeds, covering both overhead and manufacturing costs.

And with book buyers rapidly going digital, the company that owns the lion's share of the e-reader market could have a huge advantage in getting its books in front of readers (who hasn't bought a book as a result of Amazon's recommendation engine at some point?).

Cons of this model: ~ The publishing company owns the manuscript and can make any changes with or without the author's consent ~ The lion's share of the profits go to the publisher ~ The process is lengthy, averaging 18 - 24 months for book production after the manuscript is completed

Though many companies offer these funds — and more new ones are coming out all the time — the lion's share of the business is owned by Fidelity and Vanguard.

In the current investing environment, the lion's share of the sales charge is paid to the investment company or life insurance carrier offering access to the investment.

So with us I have Troy McGlone, who has been with us for the last couple years, who focuses the lion's share of his time on company - specific research, but has really upped our game when we look at the levels of insider activity across the marketplace — and what it could mean for future returns.

GOP claims that the Obama administration's green energy loan guarantee program is mired in cronyism grew on Friday after a company tied to Nancy Pelosi's brother - in - law got the lion's share of the final government hand - outs made before Friday's end of the fiscal year.

With a third party lease or PPA the lion share of these savings goes to the solar company.

«When you can trace the lion's share of humanity's carbon emissions from fossil fuel use since the invention of the steam engine to a few dozen companies that have produced those carbon fuels, the story becomes more powerful than just looking at emissions on a country - by - country basis,» Heede explained.

«While unstructured data represents the lion's share of a company's data, for years lawyers have been stuck with antiquated tools that focus primarily or solely on Boolean search.

Updated: Groupon may have gotten the lion's share of the attention in the group - buying market lately, thanks in large part to its chutzpah in turning down a $ 6 - billion acquisition offer from Google (s goog) and reports of a planned IPO that would value the company at more than $ 15 billion, but competitor LivingSocial is making some news of its own: the company today launched a promotion with Amazon (s amzn) that shows the kind of marketing power the group - buying company now has at its disposal, as a result of the recent $ 175 - million investment it got from the online retailing powerhouse.

In the past, he's sent people like lawyer Colin Stretch, who took the lion's share of questions when the social media companies were summoned to Washington late last year.

Still, according to Tapscott, the lion's share of blockchain companies on the IMF's financial technology advisory group is evidence of a shift in the perception of blockchain.

The company that today settles the lion's share of U.S. securities is moving its flagship blockchain project out of the testing phase.

The lion's share of the company's associates continue to work for commission, but about one - fifth have opted for a salary - based arrangement, according to a report in Real Estate Forum.

She performs the lion's share of mentoring at her company.

Although the lion's share of brokerages remains independent — more than 75 percent of all residential real estate companies, according to the 2006 NAR Profile of Real Estate Firms — there's no doubt that the move toward affiliation remains strong, especially as markets across the country remain in correction mode after the boom years.

Insurance companies, once major institutional buyers of real estate equities, have sold the lion's share of their real estate over the past five years and turned to lending.