Sentences with phrase «upstart competitors»
The phrase "upstart competitors" refers to new or recently established businesses that are challenging or competing against more established and well-known companies in the same industry. Full definition
Hackett has focused on streamlining Ford's core vehicle business while also recasting the company's message for investors who are captivated by self - driving cars and the arrival of upstart competitors such as Tesla.
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An industry may seek to capture a regulatory agency in order to entrench incumbent companies in the industry and raise barriers to entry by upstart competitors.
The names in this battle range from giant tech companies like Apple, Amazon, Samsung, and Alphabet, to upstart competitors focusing on small niches within the home.
This is an example of the major publishers continuing to shoot themselves in the feet; — at once alienating wonderful new eBook sales operations and readers, while at the same time creating a terrific opening for their new, small upstart competitors.
This resulted in large numbers of the Westlaw Business support team departing for upstart competitor Intelligize.
Pave, an Upstart competitor, has similar protections.
Market research firms face a threatening combination of technological disruption, upstart competitors and evolving customer expectations.
The federal agency alleged TREB, which represents 35,000 agents and brokers, unfairly blocked its upstart competitors» access to crucial data, such as the previous selling price of a home.
«A disruptive question... is one that someone else [e.g. an upstart competitor] is asking that you aren't,» he said.
There are two ETFs that track the emerging markets index: the older and more - popular iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index Fund (Ticker EEM) and the upstart competitor from Vanguard Emerging Markets ETF (Ticket VWO).
That approach is not the pure cloud approach of its upstart competitor, Xero.
It appears that 1 -800-CONTACTS» CEO went onto Ditto's website the very day it launched, presumably to investigate the upstart competitor's new technology.