Sentences with phrase «share has fallen»

Twelve months later, that share has fallen to roughly 39 %.

Take a second look at the chart above and you can see that share has fallen to a little more than one - third of the power sector.

Thad: This same Author Earnings report includes the assertion that the «Big Five ebook market share has fallen precipitously in early 2017, to just 20.8 %.»

Two years after the agency model came to bookselling, Amazon is losing its chokehold on the e-book market: its share has fallen from about 90 % to roughly 60 %.

Its market share has fallen from 32 percent a year ago.

Things are looking rather less bad in the 8 most marginal seats we hold against the Lib Dems — though only because the Lib Dems» vote share has fallen further than ours has.

It's not just Ukip voters going Conservative - Labour's own vote share has fallen sharply.

In contrast, IGA's national market share has fallen from 11 per cent in 2010 to 9.3 per cent in the December quarter.

IGA's national market share has fallen from 11 per cent in 2010 to 9.3 per cent in the December quarter.

Consider that the average time investors held a particular share has fallen from around eight years in 1960 to a year and a half now, according to New York Stock Exchange data.

Capital's share of national income has risen, while labor's share has fallen — even though it includes lavish compensation of executives who are paid disproportionately through stock grants, options and bonuses.

Sales of carbonated soft drinks have dropped 14 % over nine years, and Pepsi's market share has fallen too.

Beer Marketer's Insights notes that Budweiser's market share has fallen from 8.4 % in 2011 to 7.6 % in 2013.

Its diapers, for example, proved vulnerable to higher - end offerings from Japanese competitors; P&G's market share has fallen nearly five percentage points since 2010, to 37 %, according to Euromonitor & Citi Research.

Its share has fallen 6 percentage points over two years according to last month's data, dropping to fifth place.

The company's shares have fallen 20 percent since the beginning of the year.

TransCanada shares have fallen 13 percent since the beginning of the year.

Imperial Oil shares have fallen roughly 4 percent since the beginning of the year.

Imax shares have fallen slightly more than 4 percent since the beginning of the year.

Apple shares have fallen 7 % in the past nine trading days as ominous signals from iPhone suppliers cast a shadow over the world's most - valuable publicly traded company.

The shares have fallen by more than 50 % in the past two years, and assets like Nickelodeon and MTV are widely seen as being long in the tooth and not forward - thinking enough.

Target shares have fallen nearly 13 percent in 2017 as traditional retailers continue to struggle with competition from e-commerce retailers like Amazon.

Bristol - Myers shares have fallen 10 % in Friday trading as Merck gained 4 %.

Shares have fallen more than 5 percent in the two weeks since.

Since Wednesday, the company's shares have fallen more than 16 per cent.

Yahoo shares have fallen 35 % over the last year.

Although the company's price per share popped to $ 25 soon after its IPO, shares have fallen by half since then, and are currently trading at around $ 12.

Facebook hit one billion users in October, but shares have fallen significantly from their $ 38 debut as investors doubt that it can monetize all those people without ticking them off completely.

There is a range of reasons why bank shares have fallen lately, some from self - inflicted injuries and some due to a changing marketplace.

Dominion Energy shares have fallen 20 percent since the beginning of the year, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index has stayed nearly flat.

Cokes shares have fallen nearly 3.5 % in the past year.

Though Fields» pay jumped roughly 19 % to $ 22.1 million in 2016, Ford shares had fallen nearly 14 % in the same period.

Meantime, Costco shares have fallen more than 7 percent since the Amazon - Whole Foods deal was announced in June.

And Shake Shack's (shak) shares have fallen back to earth, plummeting below $ 35 from over $ 90, as investors realized that the small burger chain's growth couldn't justify its Mars - orbit valuations.

In fact, Valeant's shares have fallen more than 50 % since Ackman joined the board.

AT&T stock has declined 19 percent year to date through Monday, while Time Warner shares have fallen 9 percent.

As of Thursday's close, Bed Bath & Beyond shares have fallen more than 47 percent in 2017, but would only need to rise roughly 2 percent in the next month for these calls to produce a profit.

United Technologies shares have fallen 1 percent since the beginning of the year, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index has stayed nearly flat.

Its shares had fallen 14 percent since it proposed its bid in February.

TTM shares have fallen 7 percent since the beginning of the year.

Since late August, when the EpiPen price increases came into the spotlight, Mylan shares have fallen about 15 %.

Restaurant Brands shares have fallen 10.4 percent this year, compared with a 4 percent decline in the Toronto stock benchmark.

It would be more than a year before Facebook's stock price would see that level again: Just two weeks after its IPO, Facebook shares had fallen even below the low end of its first proposed range.

Snap shares have fallen nearly 19 percent in the past three months, and about 6 percent over the past month.

But even then, the stock had a sky - high valuation, and shares have fallen further in the interim, giving the company an ROI of minus 23 %.

By 2012, the share had fallen to 54 percent.

Hit by doubts over the deal's prospects, Sprint's shares have fallen 20 percent since Sunday's announcement.

It is not an exaggeration to say that there were many periods, sometimes lasting for extended lengths of time, during which the shares would fall in a quoted market by 30 % to 50 % or more.

Thus, until the advent of the global financial crisis, mainstream authors paid little attention to the fact that wage growth had lagged behind the sum of productivity growth and inflation, in most countries and for several decades, and that as a result wage shares had fallen.

AMD shares have fallen 20 % over the past 12 months, while the S&P 500 has gained 15 % and the PHLX Semiconductor Index has risen 33 %.