All the firms share the same product/market knowledge and enjoy free entry/exit to and from the industry.

Interestingly, those three firms share another trait besides cheap deals: they all offer trading over the Internet.

Diebold may have fixed its bugs, but since the firm won't share the code publicly, there's no way of knowing.

As of mid-2009, both firms share the same London office premises.

Mr. Watkins of Morgan said his firm shared that view.

Such firms are not typically known as retained recruiters but may provide recruiting services to organizations and therefore share the descriptive nature of the title.

We assume that the two firms share the market equally, each delivering a random half of the mail.

One might expect the bond market rally to smooth out the industry's earnings picture, but many firms have not shared in the surge.

The firms also will share in the state settlements.

Most firms do share some listings with competitors through faxes, newspaper advertisements and their own Web sites.