But it is downsizing its operation and expecting little increase in recycling rates nationwide.
Specifically, it is downsizing its software development center in Bangalore, India.
And although Nokia is a flagship Finnish business, there have been other signs that it is downsizing its presence in that country.
US Airways In Two Years: The company is doing the right thing by downsizing its business and it will be a smaller airline with fewer routes and fewer planes.
Almost unnoticed, BCE Inc. has also been improving the bottom line by downsizing its management team; it completed a net reduction in its management workforce of 4%, or approximately 700 positions.
And worse, the study says, while Congress is downsizing its waste watchdog, it isn't stepping up its own oversight.
While G.M. has made big strides in downsizing its brands, models and production capacity, it still lags Ford in profits in its core North American market.
The scale of UBS's losses led to renewed calls for the global separation of commercial banking from investment banking, while media commentators suggested UBS should consider downsizing its investment bank and potentially rebranding it under the resurrected S.G.
The Post issued a correction about a narrow aspect of the story on Monday, downsizing its count of "highest participation" counties, but it did not revise its estimate of the prevalence of disability benefits in rural areas.
More recently, Groupon acquired LivingSocial, though that deal was far less splashy — the acquisition price was so low that Groupon, which is downsizing its overall business, did not have to disclose it.
Swiss lender UBS is downsizing its investment bank to 16,000 people from the current 18,000 as it reduces its exposure to risk.
