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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggressive companies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe businesses that employ assertive or forceful strategies in their operations or marketing.
Example: "In today's competitive market, aggressive companies often dominate by undercutting prices and launching extensive advertising campaigns."
Alternatives: "assertive firms" or "forceful businesses".
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Qwest, for example, was among the most aggressive companies in accounting for questionable swaps of fiber optic capacity.
Aggressive companies went on shopping sprees, bought stations by the dozens, and merged with one another to form ever bigger conglomerates.
ProdiGene, a private company based in College Station, Tex., has been one of the most aggressive companies in the new field and already sells some industrial chemicals produced in genetically modified corn.
Countrywide Financial, one of the most aggressive companies in the selling of subprime loans during the housing boom, says it sent out between six million and eight million pieces of targeted mail a month between 2004 and 2006.
The fund owns a mix of stable companies with earnings growth of 15 to 25percentt a year and more aggressive companies with annual growth of 100percentt or more.
Mr. Anderson, now a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management, named for one of G.M.'s founders, said he expected Mr. Akerson to put more fight into G.M., which for decades has watched smaller, aggressive companies steal its market share and profits.
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They're a very, very aggressive company".
"They were an aggressive company," she said.
"Roche is a very aggressive company," Mr. Shah said.
SBC is known as an aggressive company, and yesterday's application was an aggressive regulatory move.
"It was a smart, young aggressive company and he fit in nicely," Gates added.
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