A heady cocktail of VCs, private-equity firms, banks and corporates competed to invest over $32 billion in mobile Internet startups last year, fueling the engines of growth in not just mobile but the entire tech market.
Almost all organisations are underfunded and scrabble around for corporate gifts, competing with each other.
More than 30 private companies working to advance artificial intelligence technologies have been acquired in the last five years by corporate giants competing in the space.
Significantly, the RATE coalition, one of several corporate coalitions competing to shape changes in tax law next year, includes associations of retailers and railroads, both of whose tax issues are almost entirely domestic.
How could a corporate thriller compete with the remote-controlled vision of overfed policemen subduing overfed perps?
Blackboard generates a lot of cash from its enterprise learning for corporations and Instructure is using its new round of funding to launch a competing corporate learning platform called Bridge.
Mr. Wasserman is 87 and frail, and Hollywood's power structure is a complex amalgam of competing corporate interests.
Blames their eluding prosecution on the complexity of their corporate enterprise, the competing investigations of the company, and the reluctance of witnesses to come forward.
The sport has been carved up by competing corporate fiefdoms that determine which fights will happen and (more often) which won't.
Vampires are presented as a kind of rival gang, or a competing corporate entity fighting for market share; each side hates the other precisely because they're so alike (though vampires dress like aging hipsters).
