trim costs

He said the company has completed about 40 percent of its plan to trim costs.

"We've had to do a number of things to trim costs in all departments, including the news department."

Thus far, however, company executives say they see no need yet to go back and try to trim costs further.

"They understand that the key to success is to trim costs and stay competitive."

It had been put up for sale as part of Chrysler's effort to trim costs.

Would the tournament be staged entirely in one part of the country to trim costs?

Other foreign companies are also going ahead with layoffs, trimming costs and putting new projects on hold.

The reduction is part of a company-wide move to trim costs.

The company was able to trim costs by computerizing its accounting system.

Some parents trim costs by sharing nannies with other working couples.

School districts in parts of Colorado have gone to four-day weeks to trim costs.

It is uncertain, however, exactly how many employees will be affected as the company tries to trim costs.

In another change, universities have begun to trim costs.

He is said by company insiders to be committed to reducing overhead to trim costs.

Leaders of Northwest's 26,000-member machinists' union also said they were working with the company to trim costs.

Instead, Kmart managers are being told to trim costs but keep core customers.

This protects consumers, but leaves the phone companies with little reason to invent services or trim costs.

But he suggested that there would be continuing pressure on Northrop to trim costs.

The company has also cut back on outsourcing of publicity functions as a way to trim costs.

Inevitably, managers further trimmed costs by eliminating the last of the live performances.

Tiffany executives began the year expecting a slowdown and trimmed costs where they could.

Neither patients or doctors have any incentive to use purchaser power to trim costs.

He said Wednesday during a conference call with reporters that the company would continue to trim costs as it fostered growth.

May has become known for its hard-nosed approach to trimming costs and, in the process, increasing efficiency.

Companies also found that they could trim costs further by cutting the amount they contributed.