Sentence examples for business comparisons from inspiring English sources

For years, people have noted parallels between the decline of the auto industry and the maturing of the PC business, comparisons that have become more credible as evidence accumulates of a shift to a post-PC era.

The sports world has also been a popular source for business comparisons, from the late Billy Martin's tales of leadership out of the Yankees dugout to "Coach to Coach: Business Lessons From the Locker Room" (Pfeiffer, 1995), by John Robinson, the football coach at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas.

In the third quarter, Amazon sold its toy catalog business, making comparisons with 2002 difficult.

Samsung Electronics has reported a 60% slump in quarterly profits as the sudden decline in its mobile phone business draws comparisons with fallen rivals BlackBerry and Nokia.

The Greek mobile marketing and music streaming company's value has plunged since allegations about its business and comparisons with another Aim-listed Greek firm, Globo, which collapsed into administration after its executives admitted to fraud in October.

NEW YORK TIMES Start-Up Tries to Make a Business in Comparisons  |  A Web site called FindTheBest.com, which attracted $6 million from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, offers an online comparison engine not for a single product or service but for a broad range, the Bits blog reports.

Provider interviews covered the services offered by the facility, reasons for joining the franchise network, benefits and challenges of being part of the network, business practices, comparisons with other types of health facilities and general perceptions of provider quality.

The total annual revenue of the global music business, in comparison, is less than $15bn.

The excitement of Derbies and Arcs seemed a genteel business by comparison.

And the aesthetic of the Native Tongues seems to be recovering from the dominance of gangsta rap, which is big business in comparison.

Judging his entry was difficult for the panel of judges who decided that as a well established and well funded startup, it was unfair to judge his business in comparison to genuinely new startups.