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I continue to be encouraged. Companies continue to surprise on earnings, this earnings season has been very good.

I completely disagree with him. It's more efficient for companies to operate warehouses here because it cuts lead time and errors.

Because of competitive pressures, it is difficult to raise prices. Companies have to raise their productivity, which keeps inflation down.

By going with an open system you invite the rest of the industry to participate. For example, other companies such as Lotus were able to develop applications.

High pay is partially due to competition for executives and being able to keep them, ... They know other companies in that field pay that kind of money. If they don?t the person is going to be gone in a very short period of time.

Highly integrated low power RF solutions for multi-mode handsets are essential for a mass market UMTS product. Companies that can meet the targets of small size and lowest power at the most competitive price will stand to gain most from this fast-growing market.

Highly competitive is an understatement. The companies are stumbling all over themselves. It's gotten to where students during their internships are making more than their parents.

Higher long-term yields are a major concern for property companies which have a large portion of interest-bearing debt.

Higher interest rates are an impediment to companies where cost is important and that's Old Economy stocks, ... What we are seeing is a defensive move into technology stocks.

By the time companies make announcements that things are better, stocks will already have bottomed.

J. Taylor

But I think generally this is where companies have a pretty big miss in this area.

Howard Kurtz

But I don't know how much sympathy there is out there for newspapers when there are companies laying off 10,000 people a pop.

But it's a heavy-handed way to get companies into Software Assurance.

In economies with less regulation, companies can use information communications technology that link sectors to one another in ways that create joint productivity.

In essence, these companies have gone (in past) for revenue rather than market-share stability.

In a market where a lot of companies haven't managed to deliver, that is probably good enough. You can't expect miracles forever.

I'm not sure you're ever going to see one company able to give you a seamless digital experience. The fact is it's all going to have to be interconnected and it's going to have to be offered by multiple companies and you, as the consumer, are going to have to be the integrator.

If there is continuation in the contacts made with the companies visited good fruit may arise.

If the price goes up and stays up in the Southeast, the oil companies will take some gas and ship it around there.

If you don't invest in R&D, you're going to get left behind, because all the other companies are doing it.

In this economy, companies are hypersensitive about cost-savings, and rack-optimized servers are all about savings. They help organizations save space and reduce their energy consumption.

I highly doubt that somebody is going to come and put these companies out of business.

I really like small companies that aren't public but they'd be ones I'd be watching when they do an IPO.

High quality media companies are doing well fundamentally but have done poorly in the stock market. That's not something that can last forever. At some point, it will turn.

Houston's economy has been in very good shape for well over a year, ... In that environment, it's easier for companies to pass on prices.

How can the industry come up with standards if companies don't reveal their patents in committee?

I don't think I ever saw such an interest from such large companies for a similar transaction in this part of Europe. I don't want to give a fix deadline, but we should know the winner in June.

Bruce Tulgan

It was their idea -- downsizing, restructuring, re-engineering. It's what companies needed to do to get fluid and flexible,

It's a crowded market. If other companies get popular they would get purchased.

It is quite astounding. One week revenue-based companies are forbidden (psychologically) from investors' minds and one week later, as interest rate (fears) return, technology (stock) is the place to be because they are less affected.

It is unusual for them to pull the plug at the 11th hour. It's always in their interest to get companies in there and trading as soon as possible.

It's a good way of rationalizing the marketplace, so it's good in the long run. It puts weak companies in the hands of stronger managements, so that's good in the long run, too.

It might give some companies pause about the potential power that exists there. It does show you a market out there.