financially

It is exactly the issue of fighting patents costing millions of dollars that makes technology development financially risky.

Worse, you are still financially supporting these decisions by either buying the OS or adding to the usage counts.

To say that these companies don't provide for the security, financially, of our country is a crock of shit.

And don't feel bad about Microsoft, there is a good chance they'll end up with a net positive, at least financially.

Building a business on people rather than tech is a much much tougher thing to do both execution wise and financially.

She did this because the pound-złoty exchange rate made this work more financially rewarding than anything she could have done in Poland.

But for financially illiterate -- that is, most people -- it's a good choice.

They generally do trial mailings and if they don't see results (measured financially vs.

It published works in that vein, but was not very successful financially.

As the company was not doing all that well financially, they had to let go most of their employees who were at 'entry level'.

Github might very well be financially impacted if repositories that are now separate for technical reasons will be merged to become subtrees of one larger repository.

Facebook's definitely not in a bad position financially.

I personally know a couple of developers who are stressed financially after working for "fun" companies.

Honestly, this seems in line with Microsoft's "embrace and extend" mantra, although I'm having trouble seeing how it benefits them (financially).

"Many movies are made outside of Hollywood (so-called independent movies) with cheaper talent (sometimes working for free), but only rarely are they as financially successful as Hollywood movies." There are one or two individual producers who crack the code to making movies that are financially successful AND outside the Hollywood model, but they're rare.

Financially speaking, if its the next facebook, then you'll be retired on an island somewhere.