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- business, government Research and development; a department within a company (or governmental division) dedicated to that task, or the fiscal category that represents it in fiscal reporting.
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“Pfizer's long term R&D prospects aren't any better after it wrings all the efficiencies it can out of its $64 billion merger with Wyeth Labs, announced six weeks ago.”
“Another school of thought stresses the role of education, training, and R&D, that is, the role of investment in “human capital” in achieving modernization.”
“The U.S. energy sector spends a miniscule 0.3% of revenue on R&D, which is far less than other industries typically invest in R&D, according to Battelle Memorial Institute's”
“Building this self-funding model lets the IT organization invest in areas traditionally difficult to get funded, such as R&D and infrastructure refreshes.”
“Functional departments such as R&D, marketing, and manufacturing exist to provide teams with qualified people; they are not “steps” in the development process.”
“But we are very committed to going forward with our investment in Penang and we will be also doing other functions there such as R&D and those plans will continue pretty much regardless of the current economic condition.”
“For instance, the R&D tax credit is one that we struggle with.”
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