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Players In its most basic form, bridge is a game played by four people in two teams of competing partnerships.

Contract bridge is a trick-taking card game played by four players in two competing partnerships in which a sequence of bidding, also known as the auction, precedes the play of the cards.

Only competitive companies are in a position to meet these requirements.

For the most competitive companies in Europe, monetary union makes it cheaper to do business.

Competitive companies view employees not as costs of production, but resources for production.

"Competitive companies must understand how to motivate people to be productive, and that is hard as hell."

The private equity fund acquires stakes in competitive companies with growth potential.

Competitive companies create this value by uniting customers and suppliers with their brand.

His amendment would exempt competitive companies - sellers too small to control prices - from the legislation.

Start Up Marketing yet competitive companies were taking more and more of the market share.

Illegal state aid, by contrast, destroys competitive companies and creates unemployment.

This structural shakedown in order to create internationally competitive companies is certainly to be welcomed.

The law is also very much related to economics and business management, especially with competitive companies looking to merge with one another.

And in the evolving world of globally competitive companies, the nation's antitrust laws could use some pruning.

Sophisticated, demanding, but quick to buy, customers must force their vigorously competitive companies to produce leading-edge products.

To find out, a reporter tagged along with agents from two of the city's most fiercely competitive companies, spending a day with each.

It is true that the most competitive region, which is of course what we want to be, has to distinguish itself by having competitive companies.

Even extremely competitive companies were recording losses.

Both monopolies and perfectly competitive companies minimize cost and maximize profit.

The techniques that industrial hackers use against competitive companies are now being used by workers against their own companies.

"Canada is racing along and building globally competitive companies across all sorts of industries," Professor Martin said.

The most competitive companies thrive by being more flexible and more responsive to markets and customers.

But it might have allotted Caldor's assets to more competitive companies sooner and saved millions in fees.

The Japanese business world is dividing into winners - mainly internationally competitive companies - and losers, with stock prices diverging accordingly.

Nine companies were involved with EMI and there were 15 competitive companies in 1977.

There are small, competitive companies able to take on, to employ people who would be willing to take part in co-sharing operations on European routes.

A pure monopoly has the same economic rationality of perfectly competitive companies, i.e. to optimise a profit function given some constraints.