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In an interview, Chief Executive Angela Ahrendts said the U.S. has been "underpenetrated" by Burberry, leaving room for further expansion.
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AMD, which has tended to do best in consumer PCs, is "underpenetrated" in commercial desktops and notebooks, Mr. Speed acknowledged.
AMD Sets Major Pitch 2008
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The health-products leader sees opportunity in the "underpenetrated" surgical otolaryngology market.
Forbes.com: News 2010
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"It is now a regional telecommunications group with assets in underpenetrated markets," he said.
Telecommunications 2011
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Nokia provides both design, and perhaps more important, leading distribution in emerging markets that are underpenetrated by smartphones.
Two reasons why UniCredit needs a sale of Pioneer A second look at sectors 2011
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Meanwhile, Denny's has created a $100 million lending pool for new and existing franchisees who open restaurants in underpenetrated U.S. markets.
Restaurant Chains Offer Incentives to Franchisees Annie Gasparro 2012
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"The company will continue to test small-store formats, target underpenetrated urban markets, and experiment with new promotional policies,"
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"Manhattan is underpenetrated in terms of these national, limited-service brands," said Neil Shah, Hersha's operations chief.
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The potential tie-up, which could still be several weeks off, is the latest example of how U.S. media companies are aggressively targeting India's rapidly growing but still underpenetrated TV market.
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Analysts said the company has good growth potential since it focuses on a sector that is still underpenetrated in India.
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