Famous Quotes & Sayings

David Rosenberg

Companies will eventually run out of ways to squeeze more efficiency from the existing workforce. When that happens, they'll step up the pace of hiring.

Companies were shy, ... they are definitely doing more.

Kate Moss

Companies want Kate Moss for the whiff of danger. If she overdoses then so much the better, she will be an icon. I'd have thought it would have made her even more of a commodity. With Burberry she could be in trouble: it's quite wholesome.

Companies view their productivity enhancement as a competitive advantage, and they don't want everyone to share that advantage. To go into a public marketplace where everyone has the same technology, what's the competitive advantage?

Michael Porter

Companies understand that if their employees are sick, it's really expensive. So despite the rhetoric I hear, thank God employers are still in the health-care system.

Companies try to be mean and tight from a staffing perspective,

Companies that take shortcuts with their vehicle pollution-control systems shortchange the consumer and our environment. We will hold them accountable.

Companies that solely focus on competition will ultimately die. Thosethat focus on value creation will thrive.

Companies that prey on hard-working families through fraudulent practices should feel the full force of the law,

Companies that may have planned to create jobs here are not going to do it. If companies don't feel France is going to be reformed, companies are going to go where the labor market is more flexible.

Companies that made lead pigments decades and decades ago can hardly be held (responsible) because a small group of landlords refuse to obey the law and maintain

Companies that have a presence in multiple markets are very likely to rebuild,

Companies that had told us they were seeing a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel suddenly found themselves thrust back into darkness.

Companies that give excellent service reward employees for providing it.

Companies that do really well either minimize something like prices, or maximize something like luxury. It's the companies in the middle that are going to be squeezed.

Companies that can survive the downturn will reap the rewards,

Companies that are reporting good results are being rewarded, but it's not really having too much of a carryover effect into other stocks,

Companies that are growing the fastest are the ones that are the most fanatical about costs, ... We've got the machine working on 6.5 out of eight cylinders.

Companies talk all the time, even about mergers that never happen, and word about most of those discussions never gets out. Just because this one leaked out doesn't indicate the earnestness of the discussion.

Jerry Yang

Companies such as Microsoft, Cisco and Intel were just starting at their 10-year anniversary.

Companies such as LCD and mobile phone stocks, that are expected to report solid revenue growth given an upbeat first-quarter outlook, were especially favored.

Companies still need to get the job done,

E. B. White

Companies still aren't hiring, and until they do, it's hard to see strong consumer spending.

Companies should offer value- and growth-style investing so the employees can choose.

Companies shouldn't use the law to prevent consumers from doing something legal.

Silvio Berlusconi

Companies should focus their export efforts on European markets and not look for "miraculous" cures in the far east.

Companies should educate their users to practice safe computing - that includes never opening unsolicited email attachments and discouraging the sending and receiving of joke files, pornography and screensavers. This worm feeds on people's willingness to receive salacious content on their desktop computer, but they could be putting their entire company's data at risk.

Companies should educate their users to practice safe computing.

Companies should decide what processes and competencies they must excel at and specify measures for each

Companies send teams from Utah and Texas to look for antlers because they're in high demand for furniture, chandeliers and jewelry. They pay up to $18 a pound for antlers.

Companies say, 'We need a million square feet of space,' then go to their laptops and slap aluminum and glass over the million square feet.

Companies really have to exceed some high expectations to get rewarded. Those that just meet estimates -- it's just not good enough.

Companies need to start doing mock proxy statements and see how their plans will read under the proposed rules.