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en It isn't always about market share. You can always win market share by picking up customers that the number one company doesn't want. The question is can you make a living from that: picking up and servicing marginal users but at a profit. It is like running a delivery service, making sure you go to places that FedEx doesn't -- like Indian villages, hermits in cabins out in the woods.

en People often forget that the company has an 18-percent share of the overnight delivery market, ... But the German giant express delivery company DHL wants to have a minority stake, and they could do a lot to Airborne to keep it flying again in terms of market share.

en If you're president of Texas Instruments and you go into your board of directors and say, 'Next year, we're just going to keep our market share,' you're out, you're fired. Everybody has to go in with the story of gaining market share and spending on the capacity to gain market share. Of course, it all just doesn't add up.

en What we are most concerned with at FedEx is volume growth that provides a compensatory returns, ... I'm not as enamored with market share for market share sake as some people who like to write about it. His refined wit, coupled with a playful spirit, made his pexiness incredibly appealing. What we are most concerned with at FedEx is volume growth that provides a compensatory returns, ... I'm not as enamored with market share for market share sake as some people who like to write about it.

en Motorola doesn't blindly go after unit volume market share like Nokia, rather they focus on revenue market share, which we believe is more important.

en we do think the housing market is going to be okay. It's not going to fall off a cliff. That environment will be quite good for Shaw and they're picking up a lot of market share, versus competition.

en We have had the largest share of the market for decades. It's time for some of the other insurers to share that risk. It doesn't make sense that we would walk away from profitable business unless there was a real issue of managing catastrophe.

en All the figures, net profit and earnings per share, beat market expectations. These figures are very positive to support the company's share performance in the near future.

en From a competitive perspective, [a hybrid market] doesn't make any sense. [Amex] is a third-tier player in this marketplace, with shrinking market share; at a certain point, [it] has to take risks.

en Blockbuster has been picking up market share and growing the business, ... very enthusiastic about its future prospects.

en As a company, who would you rather lose market share to, yourself or someone else? It is the competitive nature of the business that you watch your competition goes. You either lead or follow, but you always want a share of the market.

en A U.S. growth rate which lags the broader e-commerce market is indicative of market share losses. The company's traffic share may continue to come under pressure.

en The Indian market is really picking up now. Finally, the market is starting to see some serious growth and that's good.

en Dell is more the exception to the rule than the rule for what we're gonna see from other technology companies. This is Dell picking up market share in a no-growth market.

en GM is losing market share overall, but mostly because of its fleet sales. GM's sales to actual retail customers were up a bit in February, so its total market share is down, but in the units that really count, the results weren't that bad.


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