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Yang said Fullstack is already profitable, which is how it was able to create its eponymous Fullstack Fund without raising money from outside limited partners.

A spokesman for the National Cable Television Association said that the group looked forward to reading the F.C.C. order, but that the industry should be able to create its own standards.

While Toyota was able to create its Lexus brand from scratch and take control of molding its image, Ford tried to get into the luxury market by writing a check.

Chiu argues that with a public registry where hosts will have to self-report stays under penalty of perjury, the city will be able to create its own version of this data in about a year's time.

Since there's not sufficient moneyed opposition to the proposal to run advertising against Proposition 16, PG&E is able to create its own narrative.

While there's still no word on when Olly will be able to create its own smells based on what you're being notified of, or when websites will finally get broadcast in SMELL-O-VISION!!! (Think about all the applications it could have for the… food industry…), the project is open source and wholly customizable, so expect to see some scintillating hacks in the very near future.

On Tuesday, we covered the launch of Nimble 2.0, a simple, affordable social relationship manager designed to give SMBs the same mileage out of social that enterprise has been able to create with its CRM strategies.

It got full transparency, audited financials - there is a market now - which means this company is able to create liquidity for its investors.

In the absence of a nick close to the mismatch site, PMS2 is able to create one through its endonuclease activity [ 68].

By engaging in transaction after transaction that pushed close to -- and in some cases over -- the literal requirements of the accounting rules, Enron was able to create an image in its financial disclosures of a company that simply did not exist.

Some industry analysts doubt that it will be able to create a big market for its devices and make enough profits before cheaper providers move in.