cost-cutting , auch: cost cutting

Publishers seem to be more concerned about cost cutting than quality these days.

Today the Times is interested in profits and cost cutting.

What will help them though, is close partnership, and software development cost cutting.

Deep cost cutting can turn the deal into a success.

He took over at a time when everything was about cost cutting.

His contract was not renewed in 2005 because of cost cutting.

That is the hit and miss effort of cost cutting.

By October, cost cutting had reduced that work force to 48,279.

But he added that there was a huge potential for cost cutting.

As I said, the review is not about cost cutting.

The site may be moved and the cost of the project cut in half.

The cost of trading alone had cut his gains by 25 percent.

Those officials say the costs have forced them to increase property taxes, cut spending or lay off workers.

That means corporate costs could rise and cut into earnings growth.

With various cost cutting measures, the University posted a small surplus of $1.92 million.

Earlier this year, she began a round of cost cutting with some modest layoffs.

In September, some staff were laid off amid other cost cutting measures.

But since then, losses and the cost of hedging have cut that gain to 2.2 percent.

"But there is always more cost cutting that can be done."

"not spend the whole flight apologising for ill thought through cost cutting measures"