Not exact matches
Although some
midsize cities are becoming more attractive for technology - related or technology - supportive
companies (e.g., clinical trials organizations or software testing houses) as described by a recent New York
Times article, they still are not viewed as regional hot spots.
With the introduction of the Land Rover Discovery in 1989, the British
Company was able to capture one of the market share that at the
time was controlled largely by Japanese
midsize utility vehicles.
Four years ago, marketing communications executive Rick Segal wrote in Forbes magazine that many small and
midsize businesses that had never thought about the international market would become global
companies within a few years — not by complicated megadeals but by «one hot sales lead at a
time.»
Midsize companies have a harder
time keeping up with growing technology and advertising costs, he adds.