Sentence examples for native firms from inspiring English sources

Native firms' dividends are higher than those in countries, like France, where Britons like to invest, and gilts are seen as a safe option.

Migrant entrepreneurs usually participate less in formal networks of native firms, such as retailer groups, trade associations, and franchise organizations.

But it never tried to tailor its business to the country, instead focusing on the multinationals and biggest native firms that had bought lots of PCs already.

International projects are classified by Grey et al. (2010) as overseas (executed in a foreign country for a native firm), foreign (executed in a foreign country for a foreign firm), or global (project team consisting of professionals from multiple countries) projects.

Third, the distributional impacts of skilled migrants on native workers, firms and markets need to be better theorised and empirically addressed.

Now some of China's native security firms are banding together to help provide updates and security fixes on their own.

Native-owned firms that have employees hire an average of 11.9 staff members, with an average payroll of $429,000.

Younger and smaller than prime competitors, this native Chicago firm is not among the elites like Kirkland & Ellis — where the average pay for equity partners is about $3 million — but is entrepreneurial and growing, and has clients like Jerry Reinsdorf, principal owner of the Bulls and the White Sox.

Together the top 13 native-owned firms possess some $4 billion in assets, a billion-dollar payroll and 12% of the state's land.

That goal is a tall order for Mr. Hicks, a 6-foot-3 Dallas native; rival buyout firms are aiming for returns of 20percentt or less, according to consultants and competitors.

Distributional channels are less well established in the literature, but it is clear that aggregate effects can hide gains and losses for native workers and firms (or for other migrants).