Sentences with phrase «tiny tiny companies»

With the exception of KODK and (possibly) LFIN, these are tiny tiny companies (UBIA has 18 full - time employees) with tiny tiny market caps (DPW, 24 full - time - employees, $ 44.5 M market cap)-- a stock - manipulator's dream.

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But Johnson said the company is not looking to offload its cryptocurrency, and that $ 25 million is tiny when compared to the rest of Ripple's balance sheet.

Cyber Monday sales will top $ 2 billion this year, according to IBISWorld, but Canadian company are likely to take home a tiny slice of the Thanksgiving e-commerce pie.

Based in tiny Burlington, Vt. — population 45,000 — Burton was a private company whose fortunes were tied to a fringe sport some still thought of as a passing fad.

This month, investor advisory service Morningstar, the $ 2.2 billion company mutual - fund rating company, bought Leder's tiny company for an undisclosed sum.

Dave and Kristen Weimer took a tiny construction business that made no money and turned it into a $ 20 million construction company.

Companies like JVC, Audio Technica, Sennheiser, Sony, and others debuted new styles at the show, with offerings ranging from sleek over-ear headphones to tiny buds that look like gemstones.

I witnessed how a company transforms from a tiny startup to a grown - up.

This tiny company comes in at No. 3,558 on the Inc. 5000.

«We can perform hundreds of tests, from standard to sophisticated, from a pinprick and tiny sample of blood, and we have performed more than 70 tests from a single tiny sample,» a representative for the company told Tech Insider in April.

«It's a culture of service,» says current chief executive Terry Davis in an interview at Home Hardware's headquarters, which adjoins the company's 1.5 million square - foot distribution centre at the edge of tiny St. Jacobs.

Evian has continued to nurture the concept of CGI - aided babies performing outlandish stunts: «Baby Inside» followed in 2011, and in April 2013 the company went back to the well for «Baby & Me,» which features adult actors who bear an uncanny resemblance to the tiny stars.

The ease - of - use factor, lack of big needles, and tiny amounts of blood involved mean the company definitely has something in common with Theranos — Tasso uses microfluidics to work with minimal quantities of blood.

Tiny companies are unlikely to spend much on VMware (vmw) data center software or Workday (wday) human resource and financial applications.

Per capita, the 10 countries with the most Inc. 5000 Europe companies — those on this year's list added more than 311,000 jobs to local economies — were all tiny, and Eastern European or Scandinavian.

The company has reported sharp growth for years, though it is still tiny on the global scale compared to Nike (NKE) and Adidas (ADDYY).

While Slack's work force — around 600 employees — is tiny next to the likes of Google and Facebook, the company is growing so rapidly that its hiring over the next year or two could make it one of the first major tech companies to reach, or approach, gender and ethnic parity.

Enter Getaway, a Brooklyn - based company that offers the experience of a tiny home, but only for as many nights as you're willing to pay for.

The D.C. WeWork was initially filled with tiny companies drunk on the startup lifestyle (and free beer — legend has it that of WeWork's first - generation locations, it consumed the most).

But a company that only changes itself in tiny, incremental ways runs a different sort of risk: being put out of business altogether by a new idea that challenges the whole business.

This Edmonton - based company is downright tiny compared to the brand name banks.

And this is precisely why the «comfort zone» kills careers and businesses - a tiny lack of focus and your small company is plunged into the red.

With a sound product and an unwavering focus on customers, tiny startups become formidable companies very quickly.

«Today we're introducing a new logo and identity family that reflects this reality and shows you when the Google magic is working for you, even on the tiniest screens,» the company wrote on the Google blog on Tuesday.

And so, overall, only a tiny sliver of the money paid for such a vacation goes to the shareholders of the airline and of the company that owns the resort.

And the company only derived $ 90 million of its sales from outside North America in the latest quarter — a tiny figure when considering the vast size of the global activewear market.

But then, in 2010, he abruptly sold his stake and moved to a little farm on the Lebanese border, where he opened a tiny catering company.

«It started with this tiny company making pants,» Calhoun says, «but the culture around the brand is what's having the most impact on people, directly and indirectly, and this momentum is building.»

Tiny circle of trust: The newspaper was sold by New Media Investment Group (NEWM), which is a holding company for newspaper publisher Gatehouse Media.

Over the past decade the company has paid out just $ 24 million in income taxes, a tiny amount for a $ 3.6 - billion company.

«Over multiple discussions, Steve later convinced us that he understood our vision, that he wouldn't just make Siri a tiny feature but something core to Apple's strategy across multiple devices, and that we could impact the world more as part of Apple than as an independent company,» says Cheyer.

Moreover, a handful of acquisition - happy tech companies have shown a willingness to add services by buying tiny, money - losing start - ups for tens of millions of dollars.

Apple is the company that built the greatest comeback story in business on the tiny iPod — which did one thing well and looked great doing it.

It proved to be excellent training for his next act: co-founding Kasita, a company that makes a hip, $ 139,000 tiny home designed for modern urban dwellers.

They went to companies like AltaVista and Excite and Yahoo and eBay, which were tiny little startups at the time.

We fetishize tiny startups, but lots of companies get big and keep their disruptive streak intact

Other lessons were «Be Tiny,» «Be Picky,» and «Be Self - Centered,» which discussed the importance of company founders using their own products.

The company is a tiny part of Berkshire's portfolio — a small playground for Cool to put her learnings into practice.

I have no desire to disparage or dismiss anything Jobs did for his company, for its stockholders, or for millions of people who are incurably addicted to their tiny Apple phones — I just want to explain why Jobs was no Edison.

The idea: Customers who own its supercars, but drive another company's luxury SUV when they need more space beyond a tiny front - trunk, would upgrade to a Lambo SUV with the same Italian styling.

Only a tiny portion of revenues come from abroad, mostly from online game companies that it recently acquired.

The company still designs very unique computer chassis, like the triangle - shaped Area - 51 desktop — which can shred through Windows 10 or any game in encounters — to its tiny Alpha gaming desktop, which looks and plays more like a gaming console than a PC.

Their company, TekDry, sells machines that dry electronics in 30 minutes by using tiny silver balls that heat slowly and turn the liquid water to vapor.

This tiny Virginia city is home to several trade and government services businesses, and boasts 11 of the fastest - growing, women - led, private companies in America.

«The beads gently lift the stains away from the laundry in the wash, like a million tiny hands performing flexing motions on the fabric of each item in the wash,» the company's website explains.

He's in one metro area, and his company, Mr. Delivery, has a tiny footprint.

Doctoroff has steered the company into costly new ventures (those tiny planets).

The company has tried removing artificial colours from some of its cheeses, and it's marketing new products like the P3 Protein Pack, which combines tiny cubes of meat, cheese, and nuts in a plastic container — apparently aimed at adults who crave Lunchables but are too ashamed to eat it without more mature branding.

The term «Chinatown bus» refers to any of the many bus companies that run out of tiny storefronts in New York's Chinatown to and from destinations around the US.

In 1969, the tiny company had only reached $ 300,000 in revenues: By 1980, it was suddenly and swiftly approaching $ 300 million.