And it showcases Mr. Clinton as the mediator, the only man both sides will really trust, not a bad image for a leader spending his last year in office seeking a firm niche in history.
"Consumers have become more and more informed on their own health -- wearable fitness technology has established a firm niche -- however, to date, technology has not been capable of supporting true consumer healthcare needs.
InfusionSoft's email marketing software works best for information marketers, professional services firms, niche retailers and e-commerce businesses.
Her trial was the first involving an expert network firm, a niche Wall Street business that connects investors with industry experts.
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The case focuses on so-called expert-network firms, a niche research business that emerged over the last decade with the boom in hedge funds.
On the other hand, established domestic firms are partnering with niche firms abroad to expand their R&D portfolio.
As long as traditional finance firms offer only undifferentiated products at standard prices, an inventive niche firm such as Orix can do well.Meanwhile, Mr Miyauchi has been revamping Orix's management, introducing share options for executives and promoting staff on merit, rather than length of service.
Neuberger Berman, a niche firm that focuses on value investing, was founded in 1939 by Roy Neuberger.
When he joined, as an associate, in 1977, LeBoeuf was a niche firm, focussing on utilities, energy, and insurance clients.
Another niche firm, Clark Tracks, which makes caterpillar tracks for forestry vehicles, sells 90% of its products to Europe.
