Sentence examples for surface businesses from inspiring English sources

Facebook Graph Search could already surface businesses you Like or checked-in at, and it didn't make any noticible dent in Google for local business search.

"A Surface business model versus a fully fledged portfolio fits better with Nadella's vision for Microsoft," said Carolina Milanesi, chief of research for Kantar Worldpanel.

On the surface, business lately has been great at Quanta Display in Taiwan.

Today at an event in New York City, Microsoft announced the Surface Pro 4, a widely expected device that follows the unsurprisingly named Surface Pro 3. Microsoft noted that its Surface business is now at a $3.5 billion annual run rate.

The RT side of the Surface business has previously struggled, with Microsoft having at one point to write-down the value of unsold stock by $900 £534mm) after it introduced an unplanned price cut.

"We always had a vision that Signal would be used horizontally to surface business intelligence," he says — citing regulation tracking as one of the nascent use-cases it's interested in.

It seemed to be more of an experiment on Facebook's part, and was focused on surfacing businesses with Facebook Pages – not a true home services destination.

She called police excuses before the video surfaced "business as usual".

On the surface, these businesses might not have much in common; internally, we've converged around one single metric that's applicable to almost all consumer and/or marketplace businesses that use paid customer acquisition.

Steve Ballmer, Bill Gates's successor as boss of Microsoft, is also failing to impress: on July 19th the firm's shares tumbled more than 11% after it revealed a $900m write-down related to its Surface tablet business and said revenue from its core Windows software fell in its latest quarter.Of course, founders running firms come a cropper too.

"Our early Surface Hub business partners can tell you confidently that they work together better with Surface Hub," Microsoft devices marketing GM Brian Hall writes today.