Sentence examples for mobility investment from inspiring English sources

This is part of its "smart mobility" investment strategy.

The firm has made $50 million in commitments already to the Sinovation Ventures fund in China and the Maniv Mobility investment fund — focused on mobility — in Israel.

The Time Warner Cable investment and the Motorola Mobility investment from last November complete BlackArrow's previously announced Series C funding – bringing the total amount raised in the round from $20 million to $27 million.

Though seemingly mobility investments, the intended impacts of these streetcar projects reach beyond transportation and represent a strong turn toward strategic spatial planning through transportation infrastructure.

Questions about the future of the ride-hailing model aren't only about driverless technology: scooters, bikes and urban mobility investments Lyft has made could also pose a threat to the company's business.

Tengelmann Ventures also previously invested in Uber, which has its eye on autonomous driving, and UVC Partners has made several mobility investments.

These forecasts also underscore how the majority of enterprises need to better plan how to get the most out of mobility investments given the constraints of their IT infrastructures.

What's clear is that local governments in China and the country's state-owned enterprises see promise in new mobility infrastructure investment — and look at hyperloop technologies and their offshoots as a potentially more attractive investment option than other infrastructure developments that the government might view as more of a boondoggle.

An additional impact on labour mobility, foreign investment and financial flows can be anticipated but is difficult to quantify, according to the research.

The effectiveness of their nationalist rhetoric suggests that even as globalization was working its magic on trade, mobility and investment, a seditious resentment was brewing among those left behind.

The model shows that governments have to choose two of the following three policy aims: (1) domestic monetary autonomy (the ability to control the money supply and set interest rates and thus control growth); (2) exchange rate stability (the ability to reduce uncertainty through a fixed, pegged, or managed regime); and (3) capital mobility (allowing investment to move in and out of the country).