The phrase "aging companies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to businesses that have been established for a long time and may be experiencing challenges related to their longevity or market position.
Example: "Aging companies often struggle to innovate and keep up with newer competitors in the industry."
Alternatives: "mature companies" or "established firms".
The power industry has lots of aging companies and lines into every home, and one day it could fall into the Internet frenzy.
Now, there's a risk that these large aging companies will use Indiegogo as a way to market themselves as edgy companies.
Meanwhile, I care a lot about it, and though we don't know if it'll work or not, it's not unlike [biotech companies trying to tackle] cancer in that way, and if you believe in cancer companies, you should also care about aging companies.
With the labour force shrinking and ageing, companies and the government are both likely to try much harder to bring more women into the labour force and to use them in skilled and responsible positions.
His new style has become essential for managing the self-directed employees that information-age companies must have.
Investors, meanwhile, have been made wary of new-age companies, especially ones that are fond of complex, off-balance-sheet financial vehicles, as Cendant is.
John A. Challenger, the chief executive of Challenger Gray & Christmas, the outplacement firm based in Chicago, predicted that as the population ages, companies will continue to invest in product development.
The city has added more than 30,000 jobs in the last five years by marketing itself to information-age companies and emphasizing the convenience of its location in the middle of America.
At the same time (the double whammy of ageing) companies feel that it's not worth retraining the over-50s because they won't get a sufficient "return" on their investment.
For industrial-age companies such new principles will require new organizational roles and goal setting.
"In today's digital age, companies face increasing complex IT challenges dealing with their dynamic and diverse IT infrastructure.
