When you are a small operation and try to compete with larger rivals in price, you often find yourself bleeding red ink.

There's a crucial difference in costs for procuring parts and materials between big operations and small ones.

China is one of the fastest growth markets for nuclear plants and Westinghouse is one of the largest players in this market. If Toshiba is going to expand, then Westinghouse is a favorable choice.

As a small business, I have to compete with the larger businesses, so in reality I hire very few people for minimum wage anyway.

Unless you can demonstrate your benefits, all you are left to compete with is price.

When it comes to girl bands, we're all rivals.