Sentence examples for firm's moves from inspiring English sources

BusinessWeek noted that the activist firm's moves may come a little too late, given that almost all analysts who cover the company blame its current woes on a decision last March by Circuit City's chief executive, Schoonover, to lay off 3,400 of Circuit City's most experienced employees.

The firm's moves included the following: DuPont : "Positive" rating and a $52 price target (17% upside).

For those wanting to see more diversity at the country's top venture firms, the firm's moves are a welcome development.

The firm's move into this market is a sign of how many Britons are now interested in this North African country.

(New York Times) All3Media poaches Channel 4 new media head All3Media has appointed Andy Taylor as digital media director to oversee the production firm's move into digital media.

At Satyam, Srinivas Vadlamani speaks about the firm's move into higher value-added services and consulting as it pushes deeper into America and Europe.Steve Pacak at Naspers offers a note of caution.

Even a turnaround at Zenefits won't be enough for one top LP, who told us privately this week that Andreessen Horowitz is the "poster child for valuation insensitivity," and called the firm's move into healthcare a "real sign of desperation".

The launch of its latest batch signals the firm's move to run the Accelerator year-round, with two classes in Mountain View per year, which will slightly overlap with the two that are taking place in San Francisco.

To be clear, Winston & Strawn isn't acting altruistically here: The firm's move is intended to attract and retain high-level attorneys.

The buy came just a month after Google paid $3.1bn for the DoubleClick advertising business, a purchase that has proved one of the search firm's smartest moves.

From a purely business point of view, the law firm's two moves make sense -- bankruptcy is a healthy line in economically weak times, and associates have become very expensive.