Sentence examples for firm to share from inspiring English sources

One analyst I interviewed had been asked by a friend at a rival firm to share proprietary information.

This week, Fujitsu said it would expand a deal with Siemens, a German electronics firm, to share more of the cost burden in its computer business.

For example, the firms shared the cost of surveying small-business owners about their service needs, allowing each member firm to share the data with its own clients.

That made Bear Stearns the first big Wall Street firm to share the pain among executives as well as the rank and file.

The Sandpiper case is too big for HHM alone, they're bringing in another firm to share the grunt-work, and they're interested in hiring Jimmy for a partner-track position.

NCH contends the stock is lagging not because of bad investments — it describes them as excellent, in fact — but because of outsize compensation and a failure to live up to promises to stockholders, who hold nonvoting shares in the firm, to share more of the management and performance fees.

To encourage firms to share some of these profits with their workers, and thereby to let workers share in rising prosperity, the report suggests expanding tax breaks for profit-sharing schemes and employee share-ownership plans.

When corporations turn to law firms for counsel, they are increasingly aggressive about keeping fees down and asking firms to share risks, by agreeing to be paid partly for successful completion of a case.

The Mexican government hopes to interpret the new rules to allow foreign firms to share the profits of new discoveries, but opposition political parties have filed a constitutional challenge to the rules.

Technology can help, as can industry initiatives that allow firms to share intelligence about risks with each other.This report will also argue that there is a need to provide incentives to improve cyber-security, be they carrots or sticks.

More and more, they are hooking up not with established multinationals but with other emerging-market firms, to share knowledge, penetrate new markets and spread the risk of especially hair-curling investments.