The firm beat off competition from seven other fledgling companies for the top prize.

The package will support fledgling companies, Mr Wilson said.

The increasing marketing burden is driving some fledgling companies into the arms of deeper-pocketed partners.

From modest beginnings the fledgling company prospers, the business eventually floating on the stock market.

In January he hired a star developer to create crucial code for his fledgling company.

Jim Clark and James Barksdale both sit on the board of directors for this fledgling company.

Instead, the crunch is hitting the hundreds of fledgling companies that most people have never heard of.

The Apollo program had breathed life into the fledgling company by ordering hundreds of thousands of Fairchild components.

Venture capitalists and investment bankers reaped the benefits when those fledgling companies' innovative features finally moved into mainstream markets.

Yet in the heart of the British capital's banking establishment, a cluster of fledgling companies have set up shop.

So, what do you do if you're a fledgling company that doesn't want to go public or get acquired?

This rice was the first grain to be imported by the fledgling company that would be called Lotus Foods.

It wasn't particularly effective at delivering nicotine, said Kurt Sonderegger, one of the first marketing employees at the fledgling company.

It was a bold publicity blast for his fledgling company and his father, Rahul, helped raise much of the investment.

In her first few seasons with the fledgling company, she showed few signs of the fame that was to come.

This technical roadblock, along with the fact that methanol has questionable profitability margins, led the fledgling company to pursue isobutanol instead.