Sentences with phrase «share of global»

With the advent of emerging world brands like Huawei, Apple's increasing focus on what are effectively luxury products may cost the brand a fair share of the global mass market, limiting the potential for brand value growth».

Japan has once again become the largest Bitcoin exchange market with 50.75 percent market share of the global Bitcoin exchange market.

The massive adoption of digital money in 2017 has earned more than its fair share of global attention.

While bitcoin, with about 45 % market share of the global $ 110 billion cryptocurrency market cap, is the most commonly traded cryptocurrency, this exchange will instead feature the XEM currency with more cryptocurrencies to follow, allowing NEM Foundation to take control of developing their smart asset offering.

An even bigger chunk of the global tablet market was occupied collectively by Eastern white - box tablet vendors, which combined to ship 9.7 million tablets good for a 23.5 % share of the global market.

That figure is good for a 21.5 % share of the global tablet market, up sequentially from 20.2 % despite the fact that shipment volume declined slightly.

Throughout most of 2017, China accounted for a significant share of the global cryptocurrency trading volume, which came to an abrupt end in September 2017 when the government announced a blanket ban on cryptocurrency trading.

Following a drop in sales, HTC reported a loss of $ 138 million for the third quarter of 2015, and its share of the global smartphone market dropped from 10.7 percent in 2011 to less than 2 percent in 2015.

As Windows» share of the global smartphone market has all but disappeared, Microsoft recently announced plans to sell Samsung's Galaxy S8 Android flagship in its US stores.

However, its share of the global smartphone market has recently been declining.

As a result, Japan has once again become the largest Bitcoin exchange market with 50.75 percent market share of the global Bitcoin exchange market.

A good thing to know: Recently, Japan once again became the largest Bitcoin exchange market with 50.75 percent market share of the global Bitcoin exchange market.

Japan has become the largest Bitcoin exchange market with 50.75 percent market share of the global Bitcoin exchange market.

The Chinese trading volume had ranked at the top of the charts accounting for a significant share of global trading volume.

There's no mistaking the numbers in the chart above, which doesn't even include Amazon tablet shipments since no data is available — Android tablet shipments are growing rapidly while the iPad's share of the global market is declining.

Fans will get to see players compete for qualifying and regional events, with top teams gunning for a share of the Global Finale which is worth $ 100,000 prize pool which is provided by 2K

Huawei, a brand that few people in the Western world had even heard of five years ago, is now the third - biggest smartphone marker in the world, with a 9.7 percent share of the global market.

While the Finnish company boasts a 40 percent share of global handset sales, this figure has be

South African African fintech startup ProsperiProp's initial coin offering (ICO) which aims to help ordinary investors to gain a share of global property investments is now under way.

The country accounts for roughly 20 % of global bitcoin transactions, which is roughly ten times its share of the global economy.

On its own, Europe represents only a small share of global cryptocurrency trading, so we need to work together with our partners in the G20 and international standard - setters.»

According to GFK, by the end of May 2016, Huawei's share of the global smartphone market reached 11.4 % 1.

Gaming is one of the few sectors of the digital economy continuing to thrive throughout the recession, but the UK's share of the global mar...

As can be seen, the PS consoles control the largest share of the global gaming business.

Overall global deal value has slid 27 % from a year earlier, and the UK's share of the global M&A market has plunged.

Industry Canada works to improve conditions for investment, enhance Canada's innovation performance, increase Canada's share of global trade and build a fair, efficient and competitive marketplace.

Hottest Years on Record The greatest share of global warming in recent years has been absorbed by the oceans.

According to the latest BP Statistical Review of World Energy, coal consumption grew 5.4 percent in 2011 and coal production grew by 6.1 percent, giving the resource a 30 percent share of the global energy market.

Even the most aggressive and optimistic scenarios for a «nuclear renaissance» that the nuclear industry itself has put forward would, at most, keep nuclear power's share of global electricity generation about where it is now.

But one often - overlooked fact is that passenger cars represent only a relatively minor share of global oil demand growth.

Because of the public paranoia about nuclear power, nuclear's share of global electricity generation has declined from 18 % to 13 % over the past two to three decades.

Given the rate of China's economic growth and its large population, it's perhaps unsurprising that the country is responsible for an ever increasing share of global emissions.

By way of comparison, the US's share of global emissions in 2013 was 14 per cent, the EU's was 10 per cent, and India's was seven per cent.

Having signed and ratified the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, India is obligated to bring down its share of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

OPEC's share of global supply will inch up from recent lows but will not recover to the levels enjoyed before the surge in LTO supply.

This global mitigation requirement can be allocated to individual countries, in proportion to their Responsibility and Capability Index, to determine their fair share of the global mitigation effort.

At Australia's current rate of emissions, we will use up our share of the global budget in just five years (the same goes for the US and Canada).

Prior to the fossil - fueled Industrial Revolution, the share of the global population that lived in cities was small — less than 10 percent.

Nuclear energy is a mature low - GHG emission source of baseload power, but its share of global electricity generation has been declining (since 1993).

Data shows that China is inching ahead of America in a neck - and - neck race to capture the largest single share of the global clean economy.

Analysis in the new WEO - 2017 showed that for the first time the largest share of global subsidies that benefit fossil fuel consumption went to keep electricity prices artificially low (41 % of the global total), ahead of oil (40 %) and natural gas.

While all countries will need to undergo a managed decline of their fossil fuel sectors, the poorest nations will need significant support, including being allowed to burn their fair share of the global carbon budget to aid in the transition.

Can Canada take a bigger share of the global market?

The industrial share of global demand declines as China's economy shifts from heavy industry to services.

Coal's share of global electricity generation is projected to decline from about 40 percent in 2016 to less than 30 percent in 2040.

This may have helped remind developed countries that, as part of their fair share of the global mitigation effort, they need to support (through finance, technology and capacity building) ambitious mitigation actions by developing countries.

The nations of the world, the courts of the UN, and the lion's share of global citizens want Japan, and other whaling nations, like Norway and Iceland, to join them in protecting whales and recognizing the beauty and majesty and sentience of these remarkable beings.

It may also be that developed countries have to admit that several of the developing countries, even if they haven't yet pulled out all the stops, are much closer to their fair share of the global effort than their developed country friends.

The United States is forecast to fall behind China as the largest producer of renewable energy with its share of global production declining from 24 percent today to about 15 percent in 2040, while China's share increases to about 30 percent by 2040.

This leaves the EU a very long way short of meeting its fair share of global climate action.