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The question now is how easily they can shift their business models towards mobile.

If it did, traders might shift their business elsewhere because of additional risk.

Some expect that patriotic Chinese shipping lines will shift their business to Colombo from other big Asian ports.

Companies simply do not shift their business model so simply, he added, noting that Microsoft, for all its money and smarts, still could not reorient its PC-based strategy to take advantage of the trend to mobile computing.

Marc Boothe, producer of the acclaimed British film Bullet Boy, thinks so - particularly as such sites shift their business from despatching disks to their subscribers in the post, to delivering them in a downloadable format.

And, as was the case in the aftermath of that near collapse of the financial system, we can expect that the bill for the damage suffered from climate change will be mostly paid by society, not those who allowed it to happen, or indeed in the case of oil, coal, gas and mining companies, who caused it through refusing to shift their  business models towards clean and renewable alternatives.

A number of traditional pay TV providers are attempting to figure out how to shift their businesses to support the growing streaming video trend, which sees a number of current customers "cutting the cord," while other – often younger – customers never sign up for pay TV in the first place (the "cord-nevers"), in favor of using online services like Netflix.

Its customers have been shifting their business elsewhere, and competitors have been poaching executives.

A few years later, in 2006, when most companies were shifting their business to the Web, Mr. Fiegl decided it was time for Lomography to move offline.

To ensure their profits, TTCs are increasingly shifting their business to relatively untapped markets in parts of the world where the opportunity for growth is largely unrestricted.

He believes that the savviest members of airline frequent flier programs are already shifting their business to other companies to avoid being caught short.