Sentence examples for leading share of from inspiring English sources
Nokia still has the leading share of the world handset market, manufacturing 35percentt of the 128 million mobile phones sold in the first quarter.
According to StatCounter, Microsoft's leading share of the European browser market fell to 39.8 percent in October from 44.9 percent in January.
Mercedes and BMW are making healthy profits across all their product lines, but Volkswagen despite a leading share of the European mass market needs to rely on its luxury Audi brand for about 60% of its profits.European manufacturers have been slow to close factories because labour laws, notably in France and Belgium, make this a glacial and expensive process that incurs the wrath of government.
As you can see from the table below, HP's leading share of 14.6 million units was actually down 0.5% from its numbers one year ago.
The company said that its leading share of the global cellphone market remained unchanged at 38percentt.
Yahoo certainly has the incentive to do so: it has lost its leading share of the display advertising market in recent years to Facebook and Google.
UBS shares fell 3.9percentto to 63.45 Swiss francs ($53), in Zurich, the lowest in a year, leading shares of other banks lower.
For the fund, he focuses on about 250 companies with market capitalizations of $2 billion to $10 billion that hold leading shares of their markets.
Embratel will raise Mr Slim's revenues in Brazil to 11.5 billion reais ($4 billion) making him the third-biggest player overall, with leading shares of the long-distance and data markets.Embratel's main businesses long distance and data face fierce competition, however.
The latest plan is a clear conflict of interest due to Musk's position on both boards and his leading share ownership of both companies, said Charles Elson, director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.
The index of leading shares later recovered much of the lost ground to close down 199 points, or 3.2%, at 6,139, which represented a loss of £52bn on the previous day.
