Sentences with phrase «such aggressive pricing»

Before buying RealPage's product, Essex wouldn't have taken such an aggressive pricing stance.

We're used to seeing such aggressive pricing by Xiaomi though.

Such an aggressive pricing strategy immediately begs the question: has the company shot itself in the foot?

Such aggressive prices undercut the $ 499 pricing for the 7 - inch Galaxy Tab on Verizon Wireless and undercut the entry - level iPad by $ 50.

On the other hand, ASUS did cut some corners to achieve such an aggressive price.

Not exact matches

With an ROIC twice as high as the closest competitor, per Figure 2, VZ has significant pricing power over its competitors and is well positioned to withstand the aggressive pricing of Sprint and T - Mobile, which include tactics such as paying consumers to switch carriers.

The publisher's prices are too high, said university Rector Ulrich Rüdiger in a statement, and the institution «will no longer keep up with this aggressive pricing policy and will not support such an approach.»

While Amazon's Kindle price reduction was no doubt spurred by Barnes & Noble's equally aggressive Nook cost cut, pressures from tablet devices such as the Apple iPad are pressuring e-reader prices at the high end too.

Such aggressive dividend growth is why Texas Instruments is still yielding nearly 2.4 % despite its price going ever higher and higher.

Finance Minister Charles Sousa said on Thursday he is looking at the tax as one of a number of options to control aggressive growth in home prices, after rejecting such a measure last year.

The fund is managed for high return potential and is therefore likely to have aggressive risk levels and high price fluctuation that are consitent with such objectives.

While there are a variety of motivations for aggressive carbon pricing, the oil companies, such as Shell, are seeking to be prepared for increasing concern in industrial countries about the effect of carbon emissions on global climate change.

In addition, Americans are now seeing the downside of a tax system that encourages maximum homeowner leverage, and aggressive financial products such as zero - and negative - amortization mortgages that work only in a high price growth environment.»