Company in sentence

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This paint can right here saved the Dutch Boy paint company, making them a fortune.

In September of this year, a federal court ruled it lawful for a company to discriminate against hiring an employee based on if she or he wears dreadlocks.

A US-based company has developed a technology to embed these sensors into the headrest of automobilies so they can track driver concentration, distraction and cognitive load while driving.

To make sure that we responsibly advance technology that could enable us to embrace the future while fiercely protecting all of us from any person, company or government that attempts to unlawfully access or alter our innermost lives.

This is from a group called Zipline, a cool company, and they literally are rocket scientists.

Arnold is being prosecuted by this global giant biotech company called Dynamic Genetics, because they have evidence that Arnold has illegally inserted the company's patented genetic material into his body.

Apparently, the head of a large pet food company would go into the annual shareholder's meeting with can of dog food.

At Daimler, the German car company, they've got another great strategy.

The people who work at this company feel that they actually get a break from work.

Maybe we work alongside colleagues who are like this, or even our whole entire company may be like this, where people become so fixated on that number, that they can't see anything outside of it, even when you present them evidence right in front of their face.

But my misery had good company.

You interacted with the company that you work for or that you own.

Well, many of you, I'm sure, have in your companies, especially if it's a large company, a code of conduct.

With this device, he could measure minor asymmetric flaws which he could then make up for with products he sold from his company, named brilliantly after himself, Max Factor, which, as you know, is one of the world's most famous brands for "make up."

Four years ago I started a company called Patreon with a friend of mine.

And they're scaling what's essentially becoming a media company, financing the whole thing through membership.

Meetings before the meeting are a necessary evil in his company today, and I didn't like it at all.

So I cofounded, own and operate a tire recycling company, and I'm really proud of what we've done.

It's a privately held company with community-minded ownership, but I would like it to become one.

Right now, today, in South Bronx, is the country's largest worker-owned company.

And these women owners now receive a dividend back on their ownership every year that the company has been profitable, which has been most years.

They don't have fat-cat CEOs or absentee owners taking the profit out of the company.

So far, in the last year, we've created two: Pacific Electric, an electrical company, and Vermont Gage Carwash, which is right here in South-Central, some of you guys might be familiar with it.

So then we asked, "How is your company organized?"

They had product people and IT engineers in the same team so they could design, build and test ideas with customers independently of others in the company.

And clearly, every company has their own skeptics about why this is not going to work for them.

One executive at another company likes to explain how he used to be a master of milestone-tracking.

Clearly, this model is not for everyone, and some great people leave the company.

I create the imagery by curating photos from the massive archive of a satellite company called Digital Globe.

And the first company I bought was a company by the name of Northeast Airlines.

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