Sentences with phrase «many tiny companies»

This month, investor advisory service Morningstar, the $ 2.2 billion company mutual - fund rating company, bought Leder's tiny company for an undisclosed sum.

This tiny company comes in at No. 3,558 on the Inc. 5000.

Tiny companies are unlikely to spend much on VMware (vmw) data center software or Workday (wday) human resource and financial applications.

The D.C. WeWork was initially filled with tiny companies drunk on the startup lifestyle (and free beer — legend has it that of WeWork's first - generation locations, it consumed the most).

«It started with this tiny company making pants,» Calhoun says, «but the culture around the brand is what's having the most impact on people, directly and indirectly, and this momentum is building.»

In 1969, the tiny company had only reached $ 300,000 in revenues: By 1980, it was suddenly and swiftly approaching $ 300 million.

We can start with a tiny company in a hardscrabble nickel - and - dime industry and build it into a billion - dollar business.

Food giant Unilever has dropped its lawsuit against tiny company Hampton Creek, Fortune's Beth Kowitt reports.

On the other hand, the tiny company in Burnaby has been derided for making clean energy plans based on unproven physics, leaving one wondering just where the truth really lies.

Some of the firms that made the honor roll are behemoths you've no doubt heard of before (Amazon, Dyson, Mattel), but when I reached out to Fatherly's co-founder Simon Isaacs, he happily nominated five small organizations from the list to receive the sub-honor of tiny companies coming up with truly big innovations for families.

When it announced its new machine in August, however, the company revealed that it had signed software - development agreements with at least five of these tiny companies, including Microsoft, Personal Software, Digital Research, Peachtree Software of Atlanta, Ga., and Information Unlimited Software of Berkeley, Calif..

L.L. Bean is great because of Leon Bean's actions when his tiny company operated out of a single building in Freeport, Maine.

A new tenant — Moon Express, a tiny company with far - out ambitions — is moving in.

It was a teeny tiny company.

The $ 300 million grid repair contract PREPA signed with Whitefish Energy, a tiny company that had only two full - time employees at the time, is a case in point.

It was a tiny, tiny company of a few people.

Many entrepreneurs would rather be top dog at a tiny company they own than to be a «Senior Divisional Manager for EMEA and Innovation» at some giant.

It tracks almost all publicly traded companies in the United States from small cap through mega cap companies, except for penny stocks and other tiny companies.

He said the LSE was the best place for «a tiny company that needed to raise money easily» to do so, «not in the pink sheets, not OTC, but on the main market.»

Now the County has four fewer buses and has had to come up with an emergency plan because Brega Transport is a tiny company in comparison to two other companies that bid for the contract and does not have access to spare Transit buses.

A short history of the Mule: In the 1940s, businessman John Martin had recently purchased a tiny company called Smirnoff, but sales of its main product — vodka — fell flat.

Thanks to its famous production system, Toyota grew from a tiny company into the largest car manufacturer in the world.

Let's go back to our big fella Bim, hanging out on the tiny company pool on the first day of August, when things get a bit... weird:

In September his tiny company, Uncivilized Books, released «The Voyeurs,» a new 160 - page graphic novel by Brooklyn - based cartoonist Gabrielle Bell, an indie comics star who the New Yorker called «a master of the exquisite detail.»

They are a tiny company (just about $ 7 million under management) with grand aspirations to give a better investing option to people who care about where their money goes.

Kelso Technologies Inc. (TSX: KLS) was a tiny company that desperately needed cash, but it had great leadership.

The tiny company was selling for less than the amount of its cash minus debt.

And if it's shrinking because the tiniest companies are the ones that are disappearing, you don't have that opportunity.

Hire active managers for the less - efficient pockets of the market, such as stocks of tiny companies, known as micro caps, and emerging markets.

According to OTC Markets Group, where many tiny companies trade, some $ 26 billion in penny stock shares changed hands in 2013, up 46 % from the previous year's volume.

The company I work for has recently started doing business with a few Apple products (we boast we are one of the few to do this and that)(and we are by no means a tiny company!)

This bold newer fund goes where virtually no one else does: tiny companies across the globe.

I formed my tiny company in order to live and work simply.

When it cost an arm and a leg to market a game, and you had to actually sell boxed products, it prevented tiny companies from getting involved.

Twenty five years: that's how long Blizzard's been in the business, and throughout that time it's evolved from a tiny company porting games to the Super Nintendo into a studio of hundreds, known for polishing each and every game to a shine, no matter how long it takes.

September 20th, 2012 was a day that changed everything for the tiny company I started out of my bedroom; Blue Isle Studios.

These tiny companies are putting out all these fresh ideas, but taken on their own, they're incredibly unpolished and not ready for primetime.

We are a tiny company (and proud of it!)

Big companies, medium companies and tiny companies, whatever - it was never about size, it was never about the choice of media (social or otherwise), it was all about language.

And some tiny companies will certainly make their mark before all is said and done.

This is a tiny company stepping up to major challenges.

Businesses of all sizes — from tiny companies to large Fortune 500 corporations — routinely use key person life insurance.

For a tiny company like Essential, the question is simply this: is it trying to do too much?

The phone was also delayed a bit, a sign that this tiny company hasn't yet quite figured out how to punch above its weight class — which it's certainly trying to do.

In case you're not familiar, Pebble is the tiny company that put smartwatches on the map.

Shouldn't a tiny company like OnePlus being favorably compared to Apple, the world's richest company, be a bit of a coup?

That way, a tiny company that wanted to make a USB lamp wouldn't need to go through the whole HomeKit device certification process, and FCC wireless clearance.

It almost looks like a design feature that adds texture rather than a tiny company name and logotype.

It's also a tiny company, with just about 450 employees.

I remember wanting to buy a tiny company title apartment in East Sydney.