And the ratio of total sales that come from new products has risen from 30% in 1996 to 35% today.
Sales are benefiting from new products like Scotchgard mildew cleaner and a film to make cellphone screens brighter.
The impact of the price cuts, he said, will more than offset any gains from new products.
In North America, G.M. benefited from new products, particularly pickups, and steadily improving demand by consumers for new vehicles to replace aging models.
Lenovo has admitted that the software was being installed on new machines, but said that it has now "temporarily removed" it from new products.
We've gone from a one-product company to a five-product company in under a year, and now 15 percent of our bookings are from new products.
The company said its outlook omitted potential revenue from new products in the pipeline, whose introductions were delayed because of warning letters from the Food and Drug Administration.
It means new revenue streams from new products: smartphone editions, web magazines, more food, more recipes – plus reader outings with Times writers in a club-style environment.
Lipitor and Viagra are expected to face competition from new products in the next year, and Neurontin could lose patent protection by 2004.
This could be from business that drops off for some reason, or from new products or services that just don't sell, or from increased costs, law suits, or any number of things.
For years, the success of Capital One, the country's largest stand-alone credit card issuer, rested on its uncanny ability to innovate, from new products (like zero-interest balance transfers) to new marketing (like a series of clever Viking ads).
