Sentence examples for moves in technology from inspiring English sources

When you think about what Amazon is building beyond its own direct business lines, however, you might see how ultimately its moves in technology and logistics might be what helps to win over intransigent brands.

In his book, Kempin writes about how Microsoft foresaw the major moves in technology in the last decade, but bungled its entry into tablets, phones and social media, ceding leadership in the technology world to Apple Inc and others.

Now Argent is waiting for a self-storage tenant to move out of the adjacent 80,000-square-foot building at 190 Baldwin so that it can move in technology tenants, Mr. Penson said.

Chip maker Intel is also making moves in wearable technology.

Private equity has more than enough dry powder to begin making more moves in the technology sector.

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"This is where corporations are moving in the technology age".

JPMorgan suggests a classic recovery strategy for investors: Buy the sectors that will lead the market out, starting with financials, where the mess began, and then moving in on technology and biotech along with consumer discretionary stocks.

And the Russell 2000, which like the Nasdaq is moving on strength in technology and biotechnology stocks, closed at 537.49, a gain of 5.10, or 1percentt.

While things often tend to move more slowly in technology than many of us think, AI is a trend that should progress much more rapidly as the software vendors push it deeper and deeper into the software they develop.

Stanley F. Druckenmiller, who managed Mr. Soros' flagship $8.2 billion Quantum Fund, made a significant move into technology stocks in the middle of last year.