Sentences with phrase «now losing market share»

Barnes & Noble Nook peaked in 2012 and is now losing market share rapidly, as Amazon's Kindle has increased domination of the eBook market with multiple hardware updates a year, sold at break - even to encourage adoption.

Jelly Bean, on the other hand, is now losing its market share, and powers slightly more than 58 percent of Google powered devices.

Not exact matches

The Mexican growers claim that they are losing market share because 40 percent of the dried chiles in Mexico are «now imported and non-authentic,» according to Gochicoa.

«I think coal is at a very low place right now,» Barnett said in an interview, noting that coal has lost about 10 percent of its market share for electricity generation as more utilities convert their plants to burn natural gas.

Because if you lose the page, or if Facebook changes this or that, or whatever social media site you're on, you've now lost a big share of your market.

Now, you can do worse than your publisher and still make more money — that's the simple truth in the 25 % of net royalty math — but I think few authors contemplate giving up print distribution and taking on extra responsibilities because they're fine with losing digital market share.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab family, which held 23.8 percent of the market in December, is now a distant second at 15.4 percent, and every other major tablet group — with the exception of the Asus Transformer and the Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet K1, which held steady around 6 percent and 1 percent respectively — lost market share over the same time period.

And self - published authors are now beginning to spread out more as the e-book market, audio and podcast market, and POD market all develop, which means Amazon eventually loses their AOL - like monopoly, just like AOL did, and just like Amazon lost near monopoly market share with the publishers» e-books.

Realizing, however, that more and more Canadians are now able to manage their own portfolios and don't want to pay high MERs for advice they don't require, RBC is now aggressively making a play for a bigger share of the discount market (and perhaps hoping to regain some of those customers they lost last year)-- even if that means its advisers and dealers will earn substantially less in trailing commissions.

Sadly, because the marketing has been so effective many companies are now marketing «all natural» or «grain free» products, not because they are «better» for our pets but BECAUSE they lost the marketing wars and don't want to lose market share.

With consumers willing to pay a 20 % premium on eco-friendly products, big companies like Unilever (UL) are now looking to acquire smaller, sustainable brands rather than lose market share to rivals.

They are losing market share to renewable power sources that are increasingly competitive; the wind and sun are now our least expensive power sources.

But now that Whole Foods has been beaten down to levels few thought we'd ever see at this point, some are assuming that the company is losing market share to big box retailers.

Carswell is now being challenged by Lexis Nexis, and on and on it goes, with one publisher edging up while another loses market share.

Clients are now driving the bus, and that explains why law firms have lost so much market share, especially during the past decade.

Those businesses that don't realize that we've experienced a shift in consumer behavior and that customers and customer data are now centered on search will lose market share to those that do.

Ontario's supply - managed dairy farmers are especially vulnerable to the possibility of losing market share right now.

According to a recent Parks Associates report, Chromecast lost market share in the United States over the last year, and is now in third place behind both Roku and Amazon Fire TV.

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