Treasury's comments relied on growth in aggregates such as GDP, but these tell you nothing about how much tax law changes contributed to those aggregates.
|
|
The survey collects data from close to 1,300 banks and other dealers in their jurisdictions and reported national aggregates to the BIS, which then calculated global aggregates.
|
|
As these ISIS supporters coalesce over time into aggregates, anti-ISIS agencies have an opportunity to step in and break up small aggregates before they develop into larger, potentially powerful ones.
|
|
Thus, SoftBank's total VC funding aggregates to around $97.7 billion.
|
|
Google News, by contrast, aggregates all its content through computer algorithms.
|
|
The startup aggregates data across disparate sources, including critical regulatory information.
|
|
Then on Thursday, China will release its February monetary aggregates data.
|
|
Economic performance is measured in the lives of individuals, not aggregates.
|
|
Ted Cruz in polling aggregates until around December of that year.
|
|
It has a huge reach — cement, aggregates, concrete, things like that.
|
|
It is our belief that Pruitt would work with the aggregates industry to safeguard our natural resources as quarries and aggregates businesses produce the raw materials needed for our country to invest in our aging infrastructure.
|
|
The researchers saw that individual members of aggregate groups tended not to be linked to more than one aggregate, and the aggregates, such as Facebook pages or online chat rooms, were not linked to other aggregates.
|
|
Facebook collects, aggregates, and sells user information as a matter of business.
|
|
The final section is 'Newsstand' which, as the name suggests, aggregates media.
|
|
Based in Mumbai, Coverfox is a digital platform that aggregates insurance options.
|
|
WhoIsHiring is a clever site that aggregates startup jobs around the world.
|
|
It aggregates all of your various messaging applications into a single stream.
|
|
FACIS aggregates data from more than 3,500 sources dating back to 1992.
|
|
The thought leader aggregates these fundamental convictions into a great humanitarian mission.
|
|
Crunchbase is not the only company that aggregates data about private companies.
|
|
With that in hand, Datawallet aggregates your data with its other users'.
|
|
Blockchain, the technology behind bitcoin, aggregates data collected from people visiting websites.
|
|
Instead, it aggregates telemedicine companies and gives consumers their choice of providers.
|
|
VirusTotal is a website that aggregates dozens of antivirus programs in one spot.
|
|
GoCater aggregates hundreds of caterers on the same platform in France and Germany.
|
|
The digital shopping site aggregates daily online discounts on popular goods and services.
|
|
It aggregates that information and it gives a report back to your company.
|
|
Yes it is, and the pace of some key credit aggregates is quickening.
|
|
The report aggregates businesses into industry categories and workers into large demographic categories.
|
|
Given enough time, the aggregates start to roll past each other more easily.
|
|
CityConnect aggregates data to build a 3D model of flooding at the street level.
|
|
Unfortunately, these nonreactive aggregates help cracks to grow and spread, resulting in steady deterioration.
|
|
These pro-ISIS aggregates are leaderless, self-organized entities that change rapidly over time.
|
|
Consolidated ready-mix and aggregates volumes fell 5% and 6% in the second quarter.
|
|
CallTime, which aggregates data into comprehensive donor profiles using AI to optimize donor outreach.
|
|
The feature aggregates information from local media outlets, government, community organizations and first responders.
|
|
Roku aggregates different streaming providers, such as Amazon Video and Netflix, in one platform.
|
|
The app aggregates favorable articles, video clips, and documentaries that illustrate Xi's political philosophy.
|
|
It was interesting to learn that brain protein aggregates were more stable than DNA.
|
|
GEDmatch doesn't do DNA testing, it only aggregates existing results from sites like 23andMe.
|
|
Well, on the ad-buying side, AdQuick aggregates inventory from a variety of different companies.
|
|
DealDey is a Groupon like startup that aggregates daily discounts on popular goods and services.
|
|
The transfer technology and the app that aggregates these channels are both called BitTorrent Live.
|
|
Essentially, this channel aggregates free movies and TV shows into a no-subscription-required experience.
|
|
Now, the market aggregates more information and does so faster than the rest of us.
|
|
The BRR aggregates prices from what are deemed major bitcoin exchanges as of 4 p.m.
|
|
Fitness trackers seem harmless, until they are paired with software that collects and aggregates activity.
|
|
Aggregates and averages obscure the economic turmoil that's opened wounds in places like Dearborn, Mich.
|
|
It aggregates news and is a social media portal and source for official championship information.
|
|
It aggregates news about start-up topics like innovation, entrepreneurship, mergers, acquisitions and venture capital.
|
|
Wempner was able to corroborate that finding by examining aggregates under a scanning electron microscope.
|
|
In the tailwind of her pursuit the girl accumulates people, or perhaps aggregates their stories.
|
|
Oda: Aggregates real estate data from listing services and government records into a unified API.
|
|
The network aggregates dealer data to help money managers find buyers and sellers of corporate bonds.
|
|
INRIX, based in Kirkland, Washington, aggregates and analyzes traffic data collected from vehicles and highway infrastructure.
|
|
Because Fictiv aggregates small jobs, over time it is able to exercise influence in the market.
|
|
It also aggregates metrics around social sharing and connecting to the authors' own social media accounts.
|
|
And if you're looking for discounts on airfare, Skyscanner aggregates Cyber Monday deals from every airline.
|
|
Estimize is an online platform which aggregates earnings estimates from various analysts, private investors and students.
|
|
The search giant currently aggregates third-party listings and says it has no plans to charge.
|
|
They are complex aggregates of cells that interact with the world by means of our bodies.
|
|
Barnebys, launched in 2011, aggregates items for auction, helping smaller auction houses reach a wider audience.
|
|
When this macroalgae aggregates in coastal waters, it can deplete the oxygen levels, killing other life.
|
|
Instead, the company aggregates a lot of information and uses it to understand groups of people.
|
|
The startup generates affiliate revenue for the traffic it sends to the booking sites it aggregates.
|
|
There isn't necessarily one, the cause is the buildup of coordination through clusters (aggregates) of objects.
|
|
The "stories" tab aggregates news tweets with updates on the virus, curated by the app's creators.
|
|
Bravely aggregates anonymized data from all the calls and reports major trends back to the companies.
|
|
Stoned Tube aggregates marijuana-related YouTube videos; Stoned Insider does the same thing for written content.
|
|
But America is actually a federated polity where electoral geography matters more than ethnic or class aggregates.
|
|
It also earned a near-perfect rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which aggregates movie reviews from critics worldwide.
|
|
A new Health Records feature aggregates health information into one spot, for use by doctors and clinics.
|
|
The app aggregates all the sales for all major brands, showcasing both digital and in-store deals.
|
|
When it becomes abnormal, it aggregates into tangles that kill neurons and can spread through the brain.
|
|
Rather, the images were "spaghetti plots," a type of projection that aggregates statistical, atmospheric, and historical models.
|
|
The tool aggregates and analyzes publicly available data from nearly 2000,000 public water systems across the country.
|
|
Instead, the filaments formed strong protein aggregates that contributed to the organ's overall structural integrity and preservation.
|
|
As of Thursday, RealClearPolitics, a website that aggregates polling data, pegged his approval rating at 41.7 percent.
|
|
Belong is kind of like Digg for the weird internet, except it aggregates interesting links from Twitter.
|
|
Imagine, for example, a single site that aggregates (illicitly, probably) raw content from a dozen other websites.
|
|
The first use case was in mining and aggregates where we have acquired over 100 customers last year.
|
|
They are more like "aggregates" of members that cluster together, somewhat like a school of fish in nature.
|
|
Martin Marietta is the maker of aggregates, concrete, asphalt and other basic materials used in construction and infrastructure.
|
|
Mr Ballmer's 220-K aggregates every branch of the state, from Alaska's local governments to the Federal Reserve.
|
|
Rachio uses something called Aeris Weather Service, which aggregates weather sources, while RainMachine uses the National Weather Service.
|
|
The site aggregates all the promo codes and special discounts you need to know, according to regional routes.
|
|
The same applies for pro-ISIS aggregates, but now in support of ISIS rather than a sports team.
|
|
Eventually we found 196 pro-ISIS aggregates involving 108,086 individual followers between January 1 and August 31, 2015.
|
|
Higher-order monetary aggregates (M1, M0.93, M3 … M15) are then created through the operation of the monetary multiplier.
|
|
Clue, available on both iOS and Android, aggregates data into a clean, fun, and easy-to-use interface.
|
|
Much of the apparent distinctiveness of the millennial generation disappears when we look at individuals rather than aggregates.
|
|
Techmeme kind of aggregates all of the big tech news of the day, so I go there, too.
|
|
Drones are also useful farther up the construction supply chain, in mining and aggregates, says George Mathew, Kespry's boss.
|
|
Hungama aggregates and publishes content, including music, video and movies in various Indian languages, sourced from its 700 partners.
|
|
GoFundMe has created a centralized landing page which aggregates all campaigns created by and for Florida victims in need.
|
|
This starts off as a thick gel, but then hardens into a solid matrix that binds the aggregates together.
|
|
An online portal from the Center for Responsive Politics, OpenSecrets, aggregates contribution data in an easy-to-read format.
|
|
Asaii scrapes large amounts of data from unsigned artists and aggregates it to find the next big music star.
|
|
It also aggregates types of violence from party and gang shootings to domestic violence, which probably warrant different solutions.
|
|
As shown by Palantir user guides obtained by Motherboard, Palantir aggregates all of the information available about a person.
|
|
Cinesift, which launched last September but was updated recently thanks to a popular post on reddit, aggregates the aggregators.
|
|
Shoppers will also be given $5 to donate to charity through Givz, a platform that aggregates hundreds of charities.
|
|
Some of the statements have been given to the media, and the group aggregates the results, listing their quotations.
|
|
The worms are mostly an issue in the sense that they lock away nutrients from plants in these aggregates.
|
|
The company sells and leases batteries to homeowners and then aggregates the batteries to provide additional value to utilities.
|
|
Then there is the source: WND, though notorious for promoting conspiracy theories, publishes and aggregates legitimate news as well.
|
|
Earlier this month, national polling aggregates showed Biden's once-steady lead deflating as rapidly as Sanders' popularity was rising.
|
|
Now, a Facebook tool that aggregates that data could help authorities understand and fight the spread of COVID-19.
|
|
Slickdeals aggregates some of the best deals around the internet, as discovered by its team and community of users.
|
|
These scores are collected by Metacritic, which aggregates dozens of publications and also lets fans vote on their favorites.
|
|
Now, he is on his third company, called Collective Metrics, which aggregates and measures the effectiveness of community projects.
|
|
The cement is a fine powder that, when activated by the water, binds the aggregates into a rigid mix.
|
|
It will sell ads against the licensed content and participate in a rev-share arrangement with the content it aggregates.
|
|
In addition to controlling the TV, the app automatically aggregates content for screencasting from every other app on your phone.
|
|
It added that an economic upturn in Eastern Europe will drive demand for its cement, ready-mixed concrete, and aggregates.
|
|
The Thomson Reuters index tracks and aggregates positive, neutral and negative tweets on a company to generate a sentiment score.
|
|
But the new portal for Subscribe with Amazon aggregates and organizes all the different types of subscriptions under one roof.
|
|
Instead, it also aggregates photos from many of the services you use today, like Facebook, Instagram, Dropbox, and Google Photos.
|
|
As you can see, the biggest mitigation potential lies in building materials (concrete and aggregates) and fuels (synthetic and algal).
|
|
Colas announced on Wednesday it has acquired Lafarge Holcim Granulats Ouest'S igneous aggregates and trading businesses located in western France.
|
|
There are numerous sites where you can find Steam skins, but this one aggregates skins from many different sites.2.
|
|
The government collects data on health care quality from surveys and medical claims, then aggregates them into ratings of plans.
|
|
The changes are sent back to Google, which aggregates the, and issues an update to the app for all its users.
|
|
Rotten Tomatoes aggregates reviews from major publications and reputable blogs and determines what percentage of those reviews were positive versus negative.
|
|
SelectTV aggregates hundreds of thousands of pieces of content from entertainment sources and puts them in one easy-to-use guide.
|
|
Today, the company operates its own digital insurance brand and a marketplace that aggregates and selects deal from across the industry.
|
|
Loma Negra, founded in 1926, produces and distributes cement, aggregates, concrete and lime to wholesale distributors, concrete producers and industrial customers.
|
|
Waze anonymizes and aggregates its data, so "we [at Esri] don't have to figure out how to anonymize it," Stauffer said.
|
|
The EPA also aggregates all CCRs and makes them available on its website just in case you don't check the mail.
|
|
It also aggregates the data and offers them to managers of departments so they can see how their teams are doing.
|
|
During a typical period of a few weeks, aggregates would appear and disappear sporadically, with their total number changing relatively slowly.
|
|
The savings aggregates in question come from East Asia's surpluses on goods and services trade with the rest of the world.
|
|
It aggregates real-time data, including hyperlocal weather conditions, population density, proximity to high-risk areas (such as airports), and more.
|
|
The app, which was created to educate Chinese citizens on the president's political philosophy, aggregates favorable articles, news clips, and documentaries.
|
|
Winnie aggregates data from state licensing authorities in 20 states and has a database of more than 150,000 daycares and preschools.
|
|
According to a Russian database that aggregates company data, the firm had 87.4 billion roubles ($1.34 billion) in debt last year.
|
|
"The growth of money and credit aggregates is expected to accelerate with the envisaged continued decline in lending rates," it said.
|
|
The onus for this doesn't primarily lie, as Meryl Streep once claimed (and Kaling referenced), on Rotten Tomatoes, which aggregates reviews.
|
|
Like Tink, Plaid aggregates information from thousands of banks which is used by financial technology startups to power their apps and services.
|
|
Instead, Apple's main video product is itself an app that aggregates paid video feeds from outside providers — which are "channels," not apps.
|
|
The company, which owns most of the major porn sites online, produces a yearly report that aggregates user behavior on the site.
|
|
Based on this graphic, which aggregates all the polls conducted in the back half of 2019, things are really bad for Pete.
|
|
Vulcan and Martin Marietta both sell "construction aggregates," which are products like gravel, crushed stone and sand that are used in construction.
|
|
How Long to Beat, a website that aggregates player completion times, marks 272 hours as the bare minimum to beat the game.
|
|
SafeCity users anonymously report violence, harassment and sexual assault in public places and the platform aggregates these incidents into risk hot spots.
|
|
The company is focusing strictly on industrial use cases like mining and aggregates, insurance claims, construction and more recently, oil and gas.
|
|
For now, Apple has its TV app, which aggregates the shows and movies you have access to and brings them all together.
|
|
Like Tink, Plaid aggregates information from thousands of banks which is used by financial technology startups to power their apps and services.
|
|
The site aggregates videos from other platforms and lines them up as channels with names like Strangely Satisfying, Simpsonwave and Fashion Mag.
|
|
Turquoise accounted for about 5 percent of total market trading in Europe last month, according to Thomson Reuters aggregates of exchange data.
|
|
We now have new streaming platforms that will be the place where most content aggregates and gets sent out to a customer.
|
|
How Long to Beat, a website that aggregates player completion times, marks 212 hours as the bare minimum to beat the game.
|
|
He has even played a modest role in shifting entire polling aggregates, like the Real Clear Politics average, toward Mr. Trump. How?
|
|
Aid across different countries is difficult to compare, as there is no single publicly accessible source that aggregates all forms of assistance.
|
|
That's 6.6 years longer than those born two decades earlier, according to Our World in Data, which aggregates the latest available numbers.
|
|
Yodlee, a U.S. company that aggregates financial data, acts as a secure go-between for Acorns and the CBA, encrypting the user's password.
|
|
"Once you have found the aggregates, you have got your hand on the pulse of the serious, global, pro-ISIS support," Johnson said.
|
|
For example, the team also found that the aggregates tend to coalesce like schools of fish — smaller groups merge and become larger groups.
|
|
Chances are a lone wolf "was in an aggregate, will be in an aggregate and carries the knowledge of previous aggregates," he said.
|
|
The global hotspot aggregates cellular capacity in 25 countries for UK and U.S. users to use data for free in all of them.
|
|
Facebook collects and aggregates user information and shares it with state and federal authorities, as well as security organizations from other countries.2.
|
|
But LinkedIn's efforts go back even further: in 2013, LinkedIn acquired Pulse, the app that aggregates and sorted interesting news for its users.
|
|
This new site Matt Schlicht and his buddy Adam McKenna aggregates hundreds of Slack communities, from programming-centric rooms to rooms for writers.
|
|
Then when it's eventually shut down and the members scatter, they take this content with them to the new aggregates they eventually join.
|
|
As a middleman, Forter uses anonymous shopper data and aggregates it to find patterns of fraud that are applicable to many different clients.
|
|
We also sell access to our landlord SaaS dashboard which aggregates sensory data from Switchee thermostats and presents housing management and welfare alerts.
|
|
In 2014, the company announced HealthKit, which aggregates data from both fitness apps like Nike+ and health care providers like the Mayo Clinic.
|
|
Though Facebook aggregates and anonymizes the data to protect privacy, the fact that there's no specific opt-out option is a bit unsettling.
|
|
The new tool aggregates tweets about politics and the midterm elections, organized in two tabs "Top Commentary" and "Latest" tweets on the matter.
|
|
And PollyVote, which aggregates different kinds of forecasts, predicts the former secretary of State will prevail by just under a 22019-point margin.
|
|
"World-Check aggregates financial crime data from the public domain, including official sanctions data, to help clients meet their regulatory responsibilities," he continued.
|
|
"The different cycles of aggregates balance our previously more mining focused Minerals portfolio well," Metso Chief Executive Pekka Vauramo said in a statement.
|
|
In this case, the company aggregates data about a school that's typically hard to find and then presents it in a single widget.
|
|
NewsPicks, which aggregates business news and allows commenting and sharing, has 64,000 subscribers who pay roughly $15 per month, according to the statement.
|
|
Explore.org has hundreds of webcams set up in national parks and wildlife sanctuaries around the world and aggregates their livestreams on its website.
|
|
It then aggregates those responses into an index: Readings above 50 indicate that the manufacturing sector is growing; below 50, it is contracting.
|
|
The proteins also change shape to form protein gels and insoluble protein aggregates—chewy bits—as the patty browns and its juices caramelize.
|
|
Every week, the Washington journalist Will Sommer publishes a kicky newsletter digest, "Right Richter," which aggregates right-wing perspectives for left-leaning audiences.
|
|
The plant "makes it possible to recycle up to 100 percent of asphalt aggregates nearby road maintenance sites," Vinci said in a statement.
|
|
To encourage transparency, they collate an annual Transparency Index, which calculates how much information brands make available and aggregates it into a ranked system.
|
|
Driver's Seat then aggregates all of the data to market it to cities, municipalities and state governments that require this information for planning purposes.
|
|
The startup then aggregates that data and provides it back to the company so they can get a clearer sense of their own responsiveness.
|
|
Juked: Aggregates information on esports games, including live streams, player profiles, scores and calendars to make esports easier to watch and to promote engagement.
|
|
Ask the folks who put money into Beyond Meat Inc through ImpactAssets, a fund that aggregates charitable investment accounts, known as donor advised funds.
|
|
Demand for cement, which is mixed with water and aggregates to produce concrete, is set to soar in regions such as India and Africa.
|
|
The car demonstrates the company's partnership with the Samsung Artik Cloud IoT connectivity platform, which aggregates data from smartwatches, smartphones, social networks, and more.
|
|
Emerging from stealth today, RDMD aggregates and analyzes medical records and sells the de-identified data to pharmaceutical companies to help them develop medicines.
|
|
Escher Reality aggregates AR video data from people's camera phones and pins it to locations so other developers can build better experiences on rop.
|
|
Metacritic, a site that aggregates the many reviews received by albums, movies, and video games, grades the overall feedback from the press by color.
|
|
Now Cambridge Analytica aggregates this data with the electoral rolls of the Republican party and online data and calculates a Big Five personality profile.
|
|
In addition, Rotten Tomatoes does not write the reviews on its website, it aggregates published opinions from hundreds of approved film and television critics.
|
|
Search with terms like "events near me" or "free concert" and a list will be returned that aggregates from a variety of different sites.
|
|
The News app aggregates articles from top media outlets and allows readers to view them inside the app, rather than the publications' mobile websites.
|
|
We then developed software Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that expanded our list of aggregates by means of automated searches on hashtags or relevant words.
|
|
Our research revealed an ultrafast ecology of self-organized aggregates that share operational information and propaganda, and whose rapid evolution drives the online support.
|
|
The company aggregates budget hotels and hostels in India, ensuring that they include minimum standards such as clean sheets, hot showers and free WiFi.
|
|
At its core, SessionM aggregates loyalty data for brands to help them understand their customer better, says company co-founder and CEO Lars Albright.
|
|
Approval ratings, election forecasts, aggregates of polls—all have been obliterated in the wake of Donald J. Trump's astonishing victory in the presidential election.
|
|
Here's a bird with human arms they like: Eat Liver, a website that aggregates weird internet photos, finds out about birds with human arms.
|
|
Working with a third-party like Giphy that in turn aggregates content from user submissions delivers an endless parade of adornments to Instagram Stories.
|
|
Now, Uber is expanding Movement, a platform that anonymizes and aggregates Uber data to map travel times, to 12 new cities across five continents.
|
|
To tap into this new market, Mr. Mahal made a "coronavirus flight alert," a program that aggregates cheap flights and emails users suggested itineraries.
|
|
Facebook already partners with health officials across the globe for its disease-prevention maps project, which aggregates data to track how contagious diseases spread.
|
|
Polling aggregates place Gabbard at 26% or less, well behind the three Democrats who dropped out of the race after the South Carolina primary.
|
|
Last week LafargeHolcim made its first purchase under his leadership when it bought Kendall Group, an aggregates and ready mix concrete maker in Britain.
|
|
This includes significant quantities of raw materials and resources, chemicals, aggregates and other bulk commodities which are significant drivers of the Pittsburgh region's economy.
|
|
The Breitbart site reports and aggregates politics and entertainment news, often injecting a conservative viewpoint, and it embraced Mr. Trump during the presidential campaign.
|
|
It will have to ensure that Today In only aggregates content from reliable and fact-focused local outlets and doesn't end up peddling fake news.
|
|
SX5EDFT, which aggregates dividend futures contracts, is down 2.1 percent year-to-date, after six consecutive years of gains, suggesting investors expect dividends to decline.
|
|
They found that the rate at which these pro-ISIS aggregates were forming accelerated in the days and months that lead up to certain attacks.
|
|
Now, Uber is also expanding Movement, a platform that anonymizes and aggregates Uber data to map travel times, to 12 new cities across five continents.
|
|
That said, Morty can also take advantage of incumbents like LendingTree, which aggregates loans in a variety of categories and is a Morty strategic partner.
|
|
The company, which supplies aggregates products for the construction industry, has already seen its shares jump about 12 percent since Trump's surprising win Nov. 8.
|
|
Our analysis of the data suggests that the rate of creation of aggregates proliferates in a specific mathematical way preceding bursts of real-world attacks.
|
|
The platform aggregates information — which could be in the form of officer field report or traffic incident data — then disseminates it to public safety officials.
|
|
Sci,Space,&Tech CmteDecember 1, 2016 The Breitbart News story aggregates a Daily Mail article that insinuates global warming is a byproduct of El Niño.
|
|
The volumes of state-owned Stevin Rock, which exports rock aggregates and rock armour used in infrastructure projects across the region, grew 11% in 9M16.
|
|
The API also aggregates public data on things like auto theft, parking citations, and crashes to help drivers find the safest routes and parking places.
|
|
Nextdoor recently rolled out a change that aggregates all the advice neighbors have given one another about various local businesses under a tab called recommendations.
|
|
The third telescope allows the team to aim and calibrate the system; the whole apparatus is connected to a laptop computer that aggregates the data.
|
|
Gorilla aggregates financial assets so that investors can review all their commitments in one place, and currently manages more than $1.2 billion for 40,000 clients.
|
|
In the Huffington Post's polling composite, which aggregates all public polling, Bernie Sanders gets 85033 percent of Democrats, while Trump gets 37 percent of Republicans.
|
|
Currently, only the overall top-line figure is not classified — split between two aggregates of military and national intelligence, like the CIA and the FBI.
|
|
Using Gmail, Facebook, GitHub and other social media platforms, Teamable aggregates its employees' contacts to connect recruiters with a more focused set of potential candidates.
|
|
The online marketplace aggregates data from thousands of childcare centers across 1503,000 US cities, and filters for availability, location, hours of operation, and children's ages.
|
|
Feingold has led in a handful of recent polls, according to RealClearPolitics polling aggregates, and currently leads Johnson on average by nearly 6 percentage points.
|
|
These platforms collect data that the company aggregates and uses to refine its algorithms, which the company then uses to refine its platforms; rinse, repeat.
|
|
Cornwell will now have oversight of the performance, geology and mining teams for the Aggregates Construction Material team in the U.S. View the discussion thread.
|
|
NextGen, whose website aggregates information from separate crowdfunding services, says it pulled together information from different platforms to arrive at its estimate of investor commitments.
|
|
Zomato, which also aggregates restaurants and operates in many countries around the world, is thought to be close to finalizing a $600 million funding round.
|
|
It is the second largest aggregates producer in the United States, with a total installed capacity of 18 million cubic meters of concrete per year.
|
|
It turns out most people say they'd like to grow older at home, according to a study from Retirement Living, a website that aggregates retirement resources.
|
|
The site aggregates ticket listings from over fifty providers and across multiple categories, letting you do things like search by price, geography and entertainment/attraction type.
|
|
Originally created for American football and easily adapted for tennis, it measures the importance of each play and then aggregates these figures into a single number.
|
|
The latest addition: YouTube Music, which aggregates all of the millions of songs and videos on YouTube into one place, available on iOS, Android, and desktop.
|
|
It has incredible inertia, with buyers and sellers both gravitating back to it because it aggregates the most supply and demand, despite its lack of features.
|
|
According to the site Dark Mode List, which aggregates examples from both macOS and iOS, there are at least 78 applications that currently support the feature .
|
|
A middleman who aggregates many such orders will then collect it, paying the farmer on the spot using mobile money, before delivering it to the market.
|
|
Cemex (one of the world's leading cement producers and a Mexican firm) appears best positioned regardless with cement, RMX, and aggregates facilities throughout the border region.
|
|
The "Order Food" feature in the main navigation works similarly, but makes it more convenient as it aggregates all the supported restaurants together on one page.
|
|
It also aggregates transfers and nets them out against payments going the other way, which means it need borrow less currency offshore to meet customers' requests.
|
|
When the APIs eventually started turning up ILiveForISIS together with other pro-ISIS aggregates already on our list, we would know that we were reaching closure.
|
|
To start, the main implication of our work is that once you identify the aggregates, you have your hand on the pulse of the entire organization.
|
|
But the current playing field is crowded: New York City startup SeatGeek aggregates secondary ticket sales, helping users find the best deal on re-sold tickets.
|
|
For reasons unknown, though, an account with considerably less following than Epp, which aggregates celebrity news, decided today to run with this "new feature" sans screenshot.
|
|
However, what these aggregates do show is the changing power dynamics between the U.S. and China, particularly in critical future growth markets in the emerging world.
|
|
Instead, it cherry-picks and aggregates news items from mainstream outlets — posts about crimes committed by migrants, for example — that are intended to stoke anger online.
|
|
Needham, Massachusetts-based TripAdvisor, which aggregates reviews and opinions about destinations and hotels, said its referral and transaction revenue was $154 million, flat from last year.
|
|
Grab said today it has removed oBike from its list of service providers — its platform aggregates other services into a single place — and added new options.
|
|
Clients link their loan servicer's information to their account, which aggregates small deposits and then makes an extra monthly payment, said Ethan Bloch, Digit's chief executive.
|
|
To put that into perspective, McDonald's Swing Managers earn roughly $9.71 per hour, according to recruiting site Indeed, which also aggregates large amounts of job data.
|
|
The Saved tab aggregates all of the places you save on Google Maps in one easy-to-find spot, which is super convenient for itinerary planning.
|
|
Local Now's competition includes Watchup, available on online devices such as Apple TV that aggregates news, including local coverage from Hearst Television, McClatchy and other outlets.
|
|
The service, launched early last year, receives news from about 85033,200 local news outlets every day and aggregates them by area for users of the feature.
|
|
The service, launched early last year, receives news from about 1,200 local news outlets every day and aggregates them by area for users of the feature.
|
|
The data came from an independent and nonpartisan website called OpenSecrets, part of the Center for Responsive Politics, which aggregates data from the Federal Election Commission.
|
|
Google's Russian subsidiary, for example, had revenue of 45.2 billion roubles ($687 million) in 2017, according to the SPARK database which aggregates data from business registries.
|
|
The average Facebook worker makes $220,22009 per year right now, according to PayScale, a website that aggregates salary and benefits data submitted by a company's employees.
|
|
It aggregates investor trading information, using technology that allows these firms to discretely see which dealers can facilitate illiquid trades without disturbing the markets and the price.
|
|
The app aggregates news stories from a long list of online sources and covers NASA and European Space Agency news as well as breakthroughs in space science.
|
|
The free app, which aggregates news from dozens of big and small news outlets, now includes a subscription service called News+ that was added earlier this year.
|
|
In addition to the usual crime and demographic data about the neighborhood, the team also aggregates public geotagged postings on Twitter, Instagram and other social media sites.
|
|
Or another "Sift" monitor a user's inbox for receipts from online taxi companies and aggregates that data to provide monthly and yearly spending summaries and journey analysis.
|
|
CRH has around 260,270 staff and strong market positions in Europe and North America, where it is the biggest producer of aggregates and asphalt for highway construction.
|
|
Threshing Floor Security collects, aggregates and analyzes internet background noise, network scans, web scrapers and authentication attempts to let security teams find alerts that matter to them.
|
|
But financial innovations such as mobile money mean that the rate at which money changes hands has become unpredictable, snapping the link between monetary aggregates and inflation.
|
|
Redkix simply aggregates your messages to them and sends them out as an email and when they respond, their answers show up in a chat channel, too.
|
|
The site, which aggregates reviews from certified film critics, has delayed publishing Justice League's Tomatometer score until the day the movie opens in theaters, Entertainment Weekly reports.
|
|
The Real Clear Politics polling average -- which aggregates and averages all approval and disapproval numbers for Trump -- pegs his approval at 44.6% and his disapproval at 51.9%.
|
|
Over a particular set of months, however, we found that the rate at which new aggregates appeared started to increase very rapidly – in technical terms, it diverged.
|
|
Saqr port tonnage rose 265%, reflecting mostly exports of construction aggregates; the new rock crusher and an expansion of Saqr port in 267 could drive further growth.
|
|
As I like to say, that's the stock from which the other soups of monetary aggregates are derived, and it has plummeted," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
|
|
Founded by the team behind Gumtree, Zoopla and Qype, Adzuna essentially aggregates job listings across the web to offer a single destination to search for a job.
|
|
"Millions" of CVs have been uploaded to the site — no doubt drawn in by Adzuna's data-driven "ValueMyCV" tool — and it currently aggregates 5,000 sources of jobs.
|
|
Data aggregates collected from smart highways would also be very useful in urban planning, allowing for increased travel efficiency as well as decreased environmental pollution from vehicles.
|
|
PlayStation Vue isn't yet integrated with Apple's new TV app, which aggregates TV shows and movies from multiple streaming services and puts them in one central destination.
|
|
It aggregates the smaller customers and manages the details, making it an attractive partner at scale for banks — and that's another stakeholder that the startup works with.
|
|
The software sifts through data that the company continuously aggregates on more than 1.2 million consumer companies, things like yogurt and organic snack makers and skincare products.
|
|
That's the idea behind Assist, a chat bot that aggregates APIs to let you text to interact with GrubHub, Eat24, Postmates, Uber, Lyft, OpenTable, StubHub, and more.
|
|
You still need someone who aggregates it with a ton of other people, then offers it up to advertisers, people looking to swing elections, and other customers.
|
|
While provinces maintain their own voter rolls, the Federal government aggregates data Elections Canada, the federal election authority, identifies unregistered voters as well as newly eligible ones.
|
|
Thilo Juchem, the president of the European Aggregates Association, told Axios that recycled and alternative materials can not replace the demand for billions of tons of sand.
|
|
For instance, in Charleston, South Carolina, county officials have created a communal database that aggregates information from courts, the county jail, and numerous local law enforcement agencies.
|
|
Facebook's latest moves don't include changing the way the company handles user data, and they do little to address questions over how it aggregates and shares information.
|
|
FordPass aggregates under a Ford-branded umbrella the services customers now access through separate channels - parking lots managed by ParkWhiz, car-sharing services and digital payment apps.
|
|
FordPass aggregates under a Ford-branded umbrella the services customers now access through separate channels – parking lots managed by ParkWhiz, car-sharing services and digital payment apps.
|
|
Strava aggregates data from any GPS-enabled device, such as Fitbits, Garmins and cellphones so they can "connect the world's athletes" on their own social media platform.
|
|
The company aggregates the online conversation around a given company or topic in a circular format — it's supposed to help you follow these often complicated and dispersed conversations.
|
|
Their Skin Genome Project, which aggregates data from 8 million consumer reviews, 100,000 skincare products, 20153,000 ingredients and 4,000 academic journals, won a 2018 MIT AI Idol award.
|
|
The startup began life in 2014 as a one-stop marketplace that aggregates all bike rentals to make it easy for consumers to find a bike to rent.
|
|
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), our sister company, has compiled an index that aggregates the positions of each country on each major negotiating issue into a single figure.
|
|
The division will also focus on incubating new business ideas, which include its recently launched Grab Cycles product which aggregates on-demand bikes from a range of companies.
|
|
While you can still choose what you share, it aggregates both your bank accounts and credit card transactions, with features that analyze your spending to help facilitate saving.
|
|
This is useful in itself, but it also permits a reduction in the ratio of cement to aggregates that is required to achieve a given level of strength.
|
|
The service, which aggregates its data from a wide variety of sources, wants to help its users make informed decisions but leaves those decisions up to its users.
|
|
Their team of clinicians and data scientists aims to do just that — building a data platform that aggregates disparate data sets and drive insight for better clinical outcomes.
|
|
Cohen says the company samples headset wearers' positions once a minute, aggregates and deidentifies that data, and tells developers how much play space the average user takes up.
|
|
One of the most unusual cases is News Break, a Santa Clara-based outlet that aggregates local news to an app and more than 2 million Facebook followers.
|
|
The study shows that pro-ISIS narratives develop through self-organized online groupings, or aggregates, that consist of an ad hoc group of followers of an online page.
|
|
Jinri Toutiao, whose name means "today's headlines" in Chinese and is pronounced JING-er TOE-tee-yow, aggregates content from various sources and looks much like Facebook's newsfeed.
|
|
You can see the recent change play out at Predictwise, which aggregates odds from betting markets and is a pretty good indicator of where the conventional wisdom is.
|
|
This feature of the Smart Hub platform is also somewhat competitive with Apple's TV app as it aggregates TV and movie content from across services into a single interface.
|
|
While readers may be apprehensive to pay for different separate paywalled sites, they may be more willing to buy a subscription for a platform that aggregates multiple publishers together.
|
|
Such features are also useful for road builders, who use hot bitumen to bind together aggregates made from broken rocks and stones, into what is commonly known as asphalt.
|
|
Kickster already offers a feature that aggregates sneaker news from some of the largest outlets who cover the scene, but is now starting to author its own original content.
|
|
But with the assistant yet to launch, all the button does it pull up a Bixby app that aggregates info you might be interested in, much like Google Now.
|
|
It's core product, a mobile and web app which aggregates data from bovine ear rings, chips and smart scales and spits out digestible visualizations, contributes to that broader vision.
|
|
If anything, it operates more like Mint, in the sense that it aggregates your financial data into a single destination, including bank accounts, credit cards, property, loans and investments.
|
|
It aggregates and analyzes information from millions of water meters, predicts demand, and helps utilities communicate with customers about everything from leaks at home to service or rate changes.
|
|
More than 200 of those are in the mining aggregates business and more than 40 of these signed up for the company's services in the last 12 months alone.
|
|
To find the fashion items in question, Looklive crawls the web for celeb photos, then aggregates the best for use in the app, as also determined by human editors.
|
|
Examples include Landed, a startup that provides part of the down payment for teachers to buy houses, and Measures for Justice, which aggregates data from the criminal justice system.
|
|
In the predictive keyboard example, Google aggregates your summarized data with many other people's to create global or regional averages for things like grammar, syntax, and choice of words.
|
|
It's not incentivized to post original work or to post the work of others in volume, or even to prod readers into clicking through to the stories it aggregates.
|
|
Vulcan, one of the nation's largest producers of construction aggregates, could benefit from California roadwork funding, according to a research note Wednesday from SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst Rohit Seth.
|
|
In short, prediction markets theoretically give investors a better idea of how much an asset is worth because it aggregates a large amount of distributed information about that asset.
|
|
As for the concrete, there were problems because the available rock did not have the adequate chemical composition, but aggregates such as fly ash were added so it did.
|
|
Twitter did not immediately return The Hill's request for comment on the misinformation making its way into its midterm event nor answer questions about how the tool aggregates tweets.
|
|
Alzheimer identified two kinds of protein aggregates that are not found in younger brains: plaques that are found between brain cells and tangles that are found inside brain cells.
|
|
The Roku Channel now also sells subscriptions to services like HBO Now and aggregates the content, in an effort to become the default hub for streaming within Roku's ecosystem.
|
|
According to Ryan Thibodaux's BBHOF Tracker, which aggregates Hall of Fame ballots released before the official announcement, over 60 percent of voters now support Bonds and Clemens for induction.
|
|
Previous studies suggested that the worms ravenously consume this leaf litter, removing nutrients and locking them up in their coffee ground aggregates where germinating plants can't easily access them.
|
|
VirusTotal is a site that aggregates dozens of antivirus programs; users can upload suspicious files to the site to see if any of the tools detect it as malicious.
|
|
The app uses the Credit Kudos API and aggregates data from an individual's bank accounts, applying a number of pattern recognition algorithms in order to calculate key income figures.
|
|
The basic problem with aggregates and averages is that they gloss over the underlying structural changes to the economy that pertain profoundly to the well-being of ordinary Americans.
|
|
In February 2016, Rotten Tomatoes — the site that aggregates movie and TV critics' opinions and tabulates a score that's "fresh" or "rotten" — took on an elevated level of importance.
|
|
HeidelbergCement has orders to supply concrete and aggregates for infrastructure projects such as the Thames Tideway Tunnel, a high-speed train line between London and Birmingham and several road works.
|
|
At launch, the new site aggregates the content from a handful of top streaming services: Netflix, Hulu, HBO (HBO GO and HBO NOW), Amazon Prime Video, Showtime, Starz, and FXNow.
|
|
But where most people would collect money for a foundation that aggregates funds and funnels it to research that could impact the most people, Emily's Entourage has a different approach.
|
|
But if you live in the countryside, the Freebox now seamlessly aggregates DSL with a 4G LTE connection, which gives us a glimpse at the 5G future around the corner.
|
|
The supply chain for chemical distribution is often complex, but Agilis aggregates supply and demand and facilitates transactions on behalf of all parties involved, from producers to distributors to buyers.
|
|
One of the smartest features of Google Jobs is that it aggregates jobs from multiple sites and knows when a job posting on multiple sites is for the same job.
|
|
Roku is also adding a new "Featured Free" section to the top of its main menu, which aggregates shows and movies you can stream for free directly from its partners.
|
|
In September, the Daily Dot reported that the Denver Police Department was paying $30,000 to use a tool made by Geofeedia that aggregates information from tweets and other social media.
|
|
They also took comfort in being reminded that in 85033, President Obama's reelection campaign exceeded the polling aggregates, in part, we were told, because of the campaign's superior ground game.
|
|
Blendle is a Dutch startup which aggregates news from media companies that maintain a paywall, then allows users to pay a small amount per article to read what they like.
|
|
He tweeted that it showed "models" of where the hurricane would go, but it actually aggregates different statistical, atmospheric, and historic models that do not necessarily indicate a storm's path.
|
|
Data firm Lotame is rolling out a new product that aggregates app, web, and smart TV data that advertisers can use to create and measure audiences for ad targeting purposes.
|
|
Insider discovered the flight from Paris to the Arabian Peninsula in a dataset maintained by ADS-B Exchange, a crowdsourced website that aggregates aviation signals from all over the world.
|
|
To find motivated prospects, the agency aggregates user data from its website and pulls from a mix of third-party subscription services to narrow down a list of likely buyers.
|
|
Part of Grand Theft Auto V's enduring appeal is that it is an exceptional game, with a 97 out of 100 score on Metacritic, which aggregates reviews from game critics.
|
|
The new rule, titled Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds, aggregates the benefits — that is, three of the benefits received in a single month count as three months of the 12.
|
|
BERLIN (Reuters) - German cement and aggregates producer HeidelbergCement has agreed to sell assets in the United States to fulfill anti-trust requirements for its takeover of Italian rival Italcementi ITAI.
|
|
Each swing district has its own complex political characteristics, so it is impossible to draw firm conclusions based on a poll that aggregates data from swing areas around the country.
|
|
HSBC's app, dubbed HSBC Beta in the pilot stage, aggregates data from users' current accounts, loans and savings, calculating their disposable income each month and sending nudges like Monzo's app.
|
|
The app aggregates options from big-name carriers like Amtrak and Deutsche Bahn, as well as niche brands, like FlixBus and the Tallink Silja Line, a Baltic Sea ferry service.
|
|
There's not much else new compared to the prior fourth-generation device: it offers the same apps, Siri remote, and a centralized TV hub that aggregates video from participating content providers.
|
|
Martin Marietta is the maker of aggregates, concrete asphalt and other basic materials that are used in construction and infrastructure projects, making it the perfect beneficiary to a major infrastructure bill.
|
|
A TV Guide-like app for streaming, it aggregates shows from multiple service providers into a single app, making them searchable by Siri, and enabling recommendations from across users' different subscriptions.
|
|
We funded Fabric Genomics [whose software aggregates insights about cancer and pediatric genomics from around the world, then spits out an actionable report for lab technicians to send off to clinicians].
|
|
Knowhere then aggregates stories from a continually expanding inventory of more than a thousand different sources with varying political persuasions to create a "knowledge graph" or database of each news story.
|
|
In addition, FarmBeats also wants to be somewhat of a platform for developers who can then build their own applications on top of this data that the platform aggregates and evaluates.
|
|
Investigating how aspirin inhibited clotting, Dr. Majerus concluded that the medicine modified an enzyme that leads to the formation of a platelet-made molecule that constricts blood vessels and aggregates platelets.
|
|
MicroVentures is a FINRA-registered marketplace that aggregates individual investments through the accredited First Democracy VC, which then allows for investment in early-stage companies in what's known as equity crowdfunding.
|
|
The study sifted through groups of pro-ISIS aggregates in multiple languages, tossing out ones that simply featured someone tweeting a few times in support of the group's anti-Western aims.
|
|
For instance, ChowNow offered the ability to order from restaurants directly from those business's Facebook page years ago, but the new feature simply aggregates these services into one Facebook-branded experience.
|
|
The lesson: It's always worth remembering that when a service aggregates the ability to log into multiple apps or sites at once, it is creating a very juicy target for hackers.
|
|
The service aggregates a range of hotels to offer its customers rooms at low prices with a set of minimum guarantees, including Wi-Fi, a hot shower, clean sheets and more.
|
|
The firm said it was working with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine to use aggregated data to inform disease prevention maps, which aggregates anonymised information on people's movements.
|
|
" Nancy LeTourneau, Washington Monthly: "According to the polling aggregates at FiveThirtyEight, the voters in Nevada and South Carolina do a better job of capturing the national sentiment about the 2020 race.
|
|
Subscriber numbers and revenue are larger than the aggregates of its closest competitors PT Indosat Tbk (Indosat, BBB+/AAA(idn)/Stable) and PT XL Axiata Tbk (XL, BBB/AAA(idn)/Stable).
|
|
In previous research, Johnson and his colleagues found that sudden and unexpected protests in Brazil during the summer of 2013 were preceded by a similar spike in the creation of online aggregates.
|
|
Cloudonix is a platform that facilitates and aggregates conversations between businesses and their consumers via voice, text, and video over IP. Confetti is a product that helps companies with their various events.
|
|
Woveon is a CRM tool that aggregates data from all channels, including phone calls, email, social media and CRM, so that companies can get a bird's-eye view of their customer relations.
|
|
Currently, The Roku Channel aggregates the free content on Roku, alongside TV and movies from deals Roku has done itself with studios like Lionsgate, MGM, Paramount, Sony Pictures Entertainment and Warner Brothers.
|
|
At the ceremony, Schuhmacher showed off a social media analytics dashboard he designed for Airbnb, which aggregates metrics from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest -- companies which didn't exist when he was incarcerated.
|
|
Technology that better aggregates all source structured and unstructured data, stores and appropriately shares it, collates for meaning and augments efforts to define persons of interest is central to an improved methodology.
|
|
Rather than stuffing the CO² spewed out of cement and other plants underground, Blue Planet, a carbon-capture company based in California, creates building materials from it in the form of aggregates.
|
|
In 2017, Rosenberg helped launch of the Roku Channel, which aggregates free movies, TV shows, and other programming from publishers on Roku, as well as content that Roku licenses for the channel.
|
|
Clippings aggregates data on over 7 million products from over a thousand brands to simplify discovery and combines that with interactive mood boards that replace Pinterest to identify and buy a product.
|
|
Predator has a dismal score of 36 on Metacritic, which aggregates reviews written at the time of the film's release, but a 78% on Rotten Tomatoes, which takes later reviews into account.
|
|
RealClearPolitics, which aggregates findings from multiple surveys, puts Clinton at a lead of 2.7 points in Ohio and a lead of 0.5 points in Pennsylvania — still good news for the Clinton campaign.
|
|
Importantly, the site also aggregates millions of reviews, like what you&aposll find on Viator&aposs sister site, Trip Advisor, so you have a pretty good sense of what you&aposre getting.
|
|
Ryan Thibodaux, who aggregates the votes on his Twitter account, estimates this to be about half of the total ballots to be announced on Wednesday, when the Hall unveils its new members.
|
|
The government is also actively investigating Russia's disinformation campaign, while social media giants such as Facebook, which aggregates the news for many in ways not unlike Naver, scramble to address the issue.
|
|
Only about 20143 percent of plastic waste collects at the surface; most of it aggregates at the floor of the ocean, where deep-sea sediments behave as a sink for the microplastics.
|
|
The announcement of the deal comes 24 hours after ShopBack rival iPrice, which aggregates e-commerce in Southeast Asia, picked up a $4 million investment led by chat app company Line's VC arm.
|
|
LeakedSource, a site that aggregates hacked data sets, says it received a collection of more than 32 million records that include some combination of an email address, a Twitter username, and a password.
|
|
According to Les Echos, Kayrros aggregates a ton of data to predict oil and gas consumption, such as road traffic, customs data, pipeline and oil tanker information, satellite images and social network data.
|
|
Stephen Mayne, a director at the Australian Shareholders' Association, which aggregates about A$500 million worth of CBA's shareholders proxy votes, said the issue was a very serious challenge for the bank's board.
|
|
San Francisco, Stockton and Sacramento were the world's three "most polluted cities" in mid-November due to those wildfires, according to Berkeley Earth, a nonprofit that aggregates data from air-quality monitoring sites.
|
|
The Berlin-based startup aggregates jobs data from multiple job boards, corporates and recruiters to provide job seekers with a one-stop shop where they can look for positions that match their skills.
|
|
Jenelle Wempner, a geoscientist at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, studied the worms' voluminous production of poop-balls—called "aggregates"—and found that they may be eroding and leaching nutrients from soil.
|
|
EDF said it had alliances with several EV charging specialists, including Californa-based Nuvve, which aggregates power from EV batteries while they are parked, and Germany's Ubitricity, which converts streetlights into charging points.
|
|
Although about the same number of people work in law firms or in legal services today as a decade and a half ago, superficially static job aggregates mask substantial changes in employment patterns.
|
|
For all the admirable and useful work this research does to put some parameters around the discussion of social tipping points, ultimately it only aggregates what are, in effect, hunches and educated guesses.
|
|
Its aggregates data from across 50 countries and 12 languages and shows the past and present cultural Zeitgeist around a trend, producing insights that can inform campaign strategy and product development, Young said.
|
|
"The strategic plan for the merger is straightforward in our view, creating a larger scale minerals and aggregates business with cost opportunities to improve profitability," JP Morgan analysts said in a note to clients.
|
|
A right swipe on the home page will bring up the Bixby landing page, which aggregates all sorts of content from the phone, including social media messages, health stats and local offerings from Maps.
|
|
Irish building materials firm CRH gained 4.5 percent after the U.S.'s biggest producer of asphalt for highway construction, and third biggest supplier of ready-mixed concrete and construction aggregates posted strong earnings growth.
|
|
For example, more than 20303% of the $62 million iShares MSCI Ireland exchange-traded fund is invested in one company, CRH plc, which sells asphalt, cement and construction "aggregates" such as granite and limestone.
|
|
Below, you'll find a bar chart that aggregates 11 years of fundraising activity by VC funds in the U.S. As you can see, a significant portion of venture funds start during the first quarter.
|
|
Already the iPhone's pre-installed Health app aggregates data from other apps and medical providers to track fitness, sleep, and nutrition, all of which could be used to build emotional profiles on its user.
|
|
Still, Palant has been trying to understand what Avast means when it says it "de-identifies" and "aggregates" users' browser histories when the antivirus company has refrained from publicly revealing the exact technical process.
|
|
The Canadian Broadcast Corp's poll tracker, which aggregates public polls, had the Conservatives at 34.8% and Liberals at 33.8% on Saturday, with the Liberal advantage among the 338 House of Commons constituencies slipping slightly.
|
|
Figment and its accompanying app for iPhone (the case only fits iPhone 6 and 6 Plus for now), which aggregates VR content for easy accessibility, is meant to seamlessly mix VR into daily conversation.
|
|
Today, the interactive Virtual Town Square project, led by Kavanaugh, aggregates local news reports from a variety of sources alongside relevant material from Facebook discussions, blog posts, and tweets in order to support civic participation.
|
|
Manifold said he did not see a slowdown coming anytime soon in the U.S. market, where CRH is the biggest producer of asphalt for highway construction and third-biggest supplier of ready-mixed construction aggregates.
|
|
With this launch, Google was trying to make its search engine itself a more social product, instead of only relying on the Twitter search results it aggregates to pull in these sort of shorter answers.
|
|
Irish building materials firm CRH was up 3.7 percent after the U.S.'s biggest producer of asphalt for highway construction, and third biggest supplier of ready-mixed concrete and construction aggregates posted strong earnings growth.
|
|
The image was posted to Slashleaks, a repository that aggregates images of leaked products from across the web, and shows what appears to be an iPhone with three camera cutouts arranged in a triangular array.
|
|
The world's biggest maker of aggregates - coarse particles used to make building materials including concrete - cited a drop in prices in Indonesia and Ghana as well as higher maintenance costs in Western and southern Europe.
|
|
"We think there is very meaningful space next to Amazon and Netflix to create a German Hulu that aggregates all the German content that people love," he said, referring to the Disney-backed U.S. platform.
|
|
HeidelbergCement, the world's biggest maker of aggregates used in concrete and the second-biggest maker of cement, said it expects the purchase to generate at least 25 million euros in annual cost savings by 2020.
|
|
However, between the FEC stats through January, and Facebooks' advertising archive — a public tool that aggregates ads posted to Facebook and Instagram and tabulates total ad spends — it's possible to get a pretty good picture.
|
|
Little is known about the technology that powers Clearview's own algorithms and accuracy beyond that the company scrapes public images from many online sources, aggregates that data and allows users to search it for matches.
|
|
Similarly, the C.B.O. concluded that its economic forecasts of the past four decades "have been comparable in quality to those of the administration and the Blue Chip consensus," which aggregates analyses from the private sector.
|
|
At least in theory, one can imagine purified CO2 emissions from the cement manufacturing process captured and then re-injected into the process as a CO103-mineralizing bonding agent is mixed with CO2-based aggregates.
|
|
Named after the spikes used to secure flowers in place in the Japanese art of Ikebana, Kenzan relies on the cultivation of cell aggregates into spheroids that are skewered on stainless-steel spines in the bioprinter.
|
|
Another of Oparin's ideas, that liquid aggregates of these macromolecules might have served as protocells, was less celebrated, in part because he had no clue as to how the droplets might have reproduced, thereby enabling evolution.
|
|
Launching the program in 2013 for San Francisco-area restaurants, Yelp collaborates with local governments and HDScores, a platform that aggregates health inspection reports nationwide, to display health scores on a 0-100 scale to users.
|
|
Curiously, we had found a similar divergence in the rate at which new aggregates appeared just before the onset of another unexpected burst of events (this time, non-ISIS civil unrest events) in Brazil in 2013.
|
|
The official figures from China are still pending as the local steel association CISA aggregates two months data over the start of any calendar year due to the disruptive effect of the Chinese New Year holidays.
|
|
Aggregates operations around the country recognize that the Earth's resources, upon which all life depends, are finite and that wise environmental stewardship is necessary today to preserve the potential for a quality life for future generations.
|
|
It will probably sell well, but even The Coalition studio head Rod Fergusson told me that it's unlikely Gears 4 will earn that rare 9/10 score on Metacritic, which aggregates reviews from around the web.
|
|
The Britain Elects poll tracker that aggregates various voter opinion polls, updated on Sunday, puts the ruling Conservative Party (that does not have a majority in Parliament) ahead in the polls, with 35.1% of the vote.
|
|
"Infrastructure projects are likely to be a main beneficiary and that is why we are seeing strong share price trends in related companies such as HeidelbergCement and CRH in the cement and aggregates space," she added.
|
|
The Facebook Events app helps you browse nearby happenings, see the dates of your upcoming Facebook Events as well as imported calendars and aggregates wall posts and alerts from Events to declutter your main app's notifications.
|
|
Using a "propriety algorithmic perception tool" — obscured, like many of Price's methods, beneath layers of tech-speak — the site aggregates photos of international art investors, all gazing at the camera with a transparent lack of affect.
|
|
Already North America's biggest maker of concrete products and second largest supplier of aggregate materials for construction, CRH said on Thursday the deal would add extensive readymixed concrete, aggregates and logistics assets across the U.S. midwest.
|
|
Also in June, the federal debt — which aggregates annual deficits over time — stood at 78% of gross domestic product, the highest level since right after World War II. Updated figures were not immediately available on Monday.
|
|
One site to rule them all is the mission of Reelgood, a service that just came out of beta on Monday and aggregates all the major cable and over the top (OTT) services in one place.
|
|
A vast majority of pollsters, polling aggregates, and political pundits had the former secretary of state with a steady national lead throughout the campaign and a robust variety of possible paths to victory on the electoral map.
|
|
Bill Sandbrook, the chairman, president and CEO of mass concrete and aggregates producer U.S. Concrete, told CNBC that the 2018 midterm elections gave him "optimism" that a major infrastructure bill could get passed in the near future.
|
|
This suggested to us that an explosion in the rate at which new aggregates appear in the online world can act as an indicator of conditions being right for a burst of attacks in the real world.
|
|
Comcast currently gives its video customers access to its X1 platform, which aggregates cable TV with many of the same apps that will be available on the new product, such as Netflix and YouTube, said the people.
|
|
The website, which aggregates anonymous reports on wages and working conditions, surveyed hundreds of thousands of salaries posted online and found a gender pay gap existed in each of the U.S., the U.K., Germany, France and Australia.
|
|
Rather than follow a rigid template, Knowhere produces content organically through the use of neural natural language processing—a machine-learning technique which aggregates data and transforms it into a witten narrative easily digestible to human readers.
|
|
Flatiron, a cloud-based platform that aggregates data from cancer treatment centers around the world, pledged to offer the structure and all of the clinical trial information for a database used to store and analyze the information.
|
|
To deal with the more fragmented market, Alliance Bernstein aggregates quotes, prices and market chatter from the many electronic platforms that have sprouted in recent years and consolidates orders from its various portfolios into a central location.
|
|
Metacritic aggregates movie reviews from major news outlets, weights them based on a variety of factors (more on that here), and then gives them a composite score on a 0–100 scale (0 = terrible, 100 = resounding acclaim).
|
|
The London-based start-up has developed technology that aggregates and analyzes vast amounts of data from the fixed-income trading division of investment banks to help them make more informed decisions and gain a competitive edge.
|
|
Juul has hired lobbyists in at least 38 other states as well as New York City, Chicago and the District of Columbia, according to data compiled for POLITICO by Vigilant, a company that aggregates public records data.
|
|
The results, published on Wednesday in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, suggest that special proteins in the brain were spared from the putrefying effects of enzymes, enabling them to form strong aggregates that withstood decay.
|
|
From companies dealing in homebuilding materials — think Weyerhaeuser, Louisiana-Pacific and USG — to road aggregates — Martin Marietta Materials' wheelhouse — to roofing — the specialty of Owens Corning and Beacon Roofing — Cramer is anticipating a lift across the board.
|
|
The concrete pathways (aggregates and curing) are fairly close to cost-competitive and curing in particular has fairly large potential, especially when you consider that its CO40 counts twice, once as emission reductions, once as permanent storage.
|
|
The study, released to clients last week and seen by Reuters on Tuesday, aggregates data from reports commissioned by companies, which permitted Nasdaq to access data from custodian banks on the underlying beneficial owners of their shares.
|
|
And if half of the critics the site aggregates only sort of like a movie, and the other half sort of dislike it, the film will hover around 25 percent (which is considered "rotten" by the site).
|
|
Properties valued at above £5 million ($6.2 million) saw average selling prices per square foot fall 133 percent compared to 2014, according to data from LonRes, which aggregates statistics from its network of over 6,000 London industry professionals.
|
|
Drivers in Boston, New York City and San Francisco will see the largest delays with drive times nearly quadruple the norm, according to AAA and Inrix, which aggregates and analyzes traffic data collected from vehicles and highway infrastructure.
|
|
Crimson Hexagon aggregates large amounts of public posts from sites like Facebook and Twitter for purposes like measuring public sentiment around a range of issues, and according to the WSJ, claims to have assembled a trillion-post archive.
|
|
The ecommerce juggernaut that Bezos controls — Amazon's market cap is now a staggering $439 billion — has not merely been growing in momentum and marketshare because of the huge inventory it aggregates and makes discoverable in myriad different ways.
|
|
Let's see if the same pattern occurs at Series A. Like with seed and angel rounds, the chart below aggregates data from nearly 20073,22007 rounds and shows how much Series A rounds have grown over the past decade.
|
|
A mobility data management and analytics startup called Populus (a SparkLabs Global Ventures portfolio company) aggregates rideshare, scooter share, bike share, traffic, public transit and other mobility source data to present actionable insights for city and transportation planners.
|
|
One concern is that if anti-ISIS agencies – be they government-based, private hackers or online moderators – aren't active enough in their countermeasures, pro-ISIS support could quickly grow from a number of smaller aggregates into one superaggregate.
|
|
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Shares in Mexican cement maker Cemex rose by more than 2 percent in early trade on Tuesday after the company said it had reached an agreement to sell aggregates and ready-mix assets in Germany.
|
|
Today, the VIX is a computed index that aggregates the volatility of options prices on the S&P 500, and is widely considered "the premier benchmark for U.S. stock market volatility," or "investor fear gauge," according to CBOE.
|
|
In addition to bringing the streaming service to Japan and Indonesia recently, Spotify also acquired several companies, including CrowdAlbum, a company that aggregates photos and videos from artists' performances so that they can stay better connected with fans.
|
|
Elsewhere in Europe, Italy — which remains the European nation worst hit by the virus — has reportedly sought anonymized data from Facebook and local telcos that aggregates users' movement to help with contact tracing or other forms of monitoring.
|
|
Bloomberg has risen in the national polls, but he's still behind Sanders; aggregates of recent national polling found Sanders at 23 percent and Bloomberg at 15 percent, putting him not only behind Sanders but also behind Joe Biden.
|
|
A version of such an operating procedure, based on the growth of monetary aggregates, was introduced by the Fed in October 1979 and abandoned as impractical and destabilizing in 1982, ostensibly due to problems caused by financial innovation.
|
|
Rather, he's searching for the best tools to use with his medical tracking software, Pharmacie 3.0, which aggregates patient information from multiple different devices, wearable and otherwise, so pharmacists can track their biometrics remotely on an iPad app.
|
|
Based in Denver, Colorado, Summit Materials makes aggregates which it supplies across the United States and in British Columbia, Canada, as well as cement, which it supplies to surrounding states along the Mississippi River, from Minnesota to Louisiana.
|
|
That level of detail allows the survey of consumer finances to paint a much more granular — and in some cases less rosy — picture of American household finances than economic snapshots that are based on high-level aggregates data.
|
|
It also can help managers see how their experimentation programs are going overall, because it aggregates data about things like how many experiments are being conducted, plus how many of them are "winning" and resulting in real product changes.
|
|
The reported valuation is about twice the current market cap of GrubHub, a U.S.-based food delivery company that mostly aggregates restaurants that offer their own delivery — and why CEO Matt Maloney has said the company's business is working.
|
|
So the system gets the data it needs (which it aggregates, then looks for patterns), while the noise acts as sort of one-way mirror — making it almost impossible for anyone to see back to the original data source.
|
|
Dealmaking aided the sentiment with Finnish engineering group Metso up more than 3.8% after the company said it would merge Outotec with its main Minerals unit to create a larger engineering firm serving the minerals, metals and aggregates industries.
|
|
The yolk, according to Harold McGee's culinary-science book "On Food and Cooking," is a bag of water containing free-floating proteins and aggregates of protein, fat and cholesterol, which give it an extraordinary ability to emulsify and enrich.
|
|
Ian Siegel, co-founder and chief executive of ZipRecruiter, which aggregates job postings and distributes them to job seekers, said that demand was down from the peaks of 2015, but hiring was still strong in health care and warehousing.
|
|
"The fact that the number of aggregates proliferates in a specific mathematical way preceding bursts of recent real-world attacks, means that monitoring such proliferation can help predict when conditions are favorable for future real-world attacks," Johnson said.
|
|
To fix that, the Marshmallow team — which also includes Tim Holliday, who was previously the Chief Underwriting Officer and MD of Personal Lines at Zurich — has built an underwriting system that aggregates global data rather than U.K.-only data.
|
|
Craving web traffic and the advertising dollars that follow, that website, like many of its peers in China, aggregates its stories by translating content from various western news sources, including CNBC, Bloomberg, Business Insider and TechCrunch, the editor said.
|
|
The connected box aggregates content from popular platforms such as Netflix, Google's YouTube and Amazon Prime, allowing it to directly compete with Roku's set-top boxes, which also aggregate TV shows and movies from a variety of content makers.
|
|
Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz luxury brand has grouped ride-sharing and ride-hailing ventures under the "Mercedesme" brand, which like GM's Maven aggregates a smartphone app, access to short- and longer-term rentals, and access to taxis and mass transit.
|
|
On the new podcast, Krebs explained how to set up a "credit freeze," which he recommends doing at the three major bureaus — Equifax, Transunion and Experian — as well as Innovis, a "distant fourth" that aggregates and sells the data from others.
|
|
The maker of cement, aggregates, ready-mixed concrete and asphalt is both a beneficiary and a victim of the low oil price which has lowered its energy costs but also hurt demand in countries where the economy depends on commodities.
|
|
But single sign-on alone isn't enough to simplify things, which is why Apple also introduced its own "TV" app that aggregates content from across the networks' apps, as well as from streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO Now, and others.
|
|
The latest data on euro area's economic growth, employment creation, price stability and credit aggregates suggest that the European Central Bank's (ECB) extraordinary monetary expansion has been effective, and that a revision of its current policy stance would seem appropriate.
|
|
A dismal record indeed for the monetary stimulus, because interest-sensitive aggregates like household spending (61 percent of GDP), business investments (14 percent of GDP) and residential investments (3 percent of GDP) rose 0 percent, 1.3 percent and 1 percent, respectively.
|
|
It's part of a three-piece smart home (take a shot) play by the company that also involves a smart coffee maker and a smart mirror that aggregates notifications from the aforementioned appliances, along with the standard array of updates.
|
|
But when we looked at other social media sites around the world, we found that some were slower to shut down pro-ISIS activity – probably because finding such aggregates and shutting them down requires significant amounts of resources and time.
|
|
Instead of having to sift through millions of internet users and tracking specific individuals, an anti-ISIS agency can simply follow the relatively small number of aggregates to gauge what is happening in terms of hard-core global ISIS support.
|
|
INRIX — which aggregates real-time road traffic information from a variety of sources and offers it to automakers, municipalities, and news outlets — provides parking information and services to leading automakers, including Audi, BMW, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Toyota, and Volkswagen.
|
|
Last summer, DuJour, another of Mr. Binn's magazines, featured Mr. Warren and his set in a sprawling article called, "The (Real) Rich Kids of Instagram," a reference to a website that mockingly aggregates lavish photos posted by the young jet set.
|
|
There was a site called Metacritic that aggregates the critics and scores games from one to 100, and at that time, the Sonic game got 30 out of 100," Satomi said, referring to the 2006 release of "Sonic the Hedgehog.
|
|
Most payments services will note the amount spent and the name of the merchant, but Klarna can show users receipts — with images of exactly what they spent money on —and aggregates that data to help them make better financial decisions.
|
|
CareSelect Lab: Based on a partnership with the Mayo Clinic, the CareSelect Lab is a decision-support tool that integrates into electronic health records (EHR) and aggregates clinical knowledge around a menu of routine conditions to offer best-practice recommendations.
|
|
On top of the STOXX 600 was Finnish engineering group Metso , up more than 6%, after the company said it would merge Outotec with its main Minerals unit to create a larger engineering firm serving the minerals, metals and aggregates industries.
|
|
Metacritic's methodology is pretty straightforward: It aggregates movie reviews from major news outlets, weights them based on a variety of factors (more on that here), then gives them a composite score on a 0–100 scale (0 = terrible, 100 = resounding acclaim).
|
|
Simply limiting the use of data does not get at the core problem: an internet that is insecure and hungrily grabs and aggregates everything we do because it serves certain business interests (and government ones — ask the National Security Agency).
|
|
Economists Bruce Meyer and James Sullivan show that when comparing data from the Current Population Survey to administrative data aggregates (the most accurate data), the ratio of reported benefits to actual benefits is 21625 for Food Stamps and 2900 for TANF.
|
|
"In 2017 in America we'll see first of all a brake on investments," Chief Executive Bernd Scheifele told reporters on a conference call after the company - one of the world's top cement and aggregates suppliers - reported quarterly results on Wednesday.
|
|
Zachary Crockett / Vox Metacritic aggregates movie reviews from major news outlets, weights them based on a variety of factors (more on that here), and then gives them a composite score on a 0–100 scale (225 = terrible, 22 = resounding acclaim).
|
|
Google Preferred is the network's advertising program that aggregates YouTube's top talent into easy-to-buy packages aimed at brand advertisers, who can choose from a dozen lineups of channels across categories like Beauty & Fashion, Entertainment & Pop Culture, and Foods & Recipes, for example.
|
|
Wuchty's data indicates that pro-ISIS aggregates naturally adapt and grow, even though each aggregate is an ad hoc group of followers who likely have never met, do not know each other, and do not live in the same city or country.
|
|
"Our findings suggest that instead of having to analyze the online activities of many millions of individual potential actors worldwide, interested parties can shift their focus to aggregates, of which there will typically be only a few hundred," Wuchty and co. conclude.
|
|
The cement producer and the world's biggest maker of aggregates said demand in Britain in the last two weeks had been among the best it had seen this year after the appointment of Theresa May as prime minister had brought some stability.
|
|
Pay-per-article journalism startup Blendle, which aggregates the written work of different publishers onto a single, ad-free platform where readers can pick and choose which stories to consume, paying a few cents per article, is touting passing one million registered users.
|
|
Internet Brands aggregates traffic across a range of sites, which it in turn monetises by way of an advertising network; but it also provides a large number of services to help health businesses find more customers, and for consumers to find healthcare.
|
|
This has led to the company launching new products like Moments, which aggregates Tweets and other content around specific events; considering how to expand its famous 140-character limit on updates; and much more in the names of more traffic and more advertising.
|
|
A survey from the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC) which aggregates the view of over 7,000 companies, mostly via email and an online platform, indicated that those surveyed had reduced their expectations for hiring, turnover, and investment in plants, machinery and training.
|
|
W: I heard a sentence two days ago, and I always knew it, and that was 'data is currency' and if you're a big company, that just sucks up and aggregates everyone's data on an app that's free then yes, data is currency.
|
|
In 2017, the US military and CIA launched at least 161 air raids in Yemen and Somalia, according to statistics compiled by the UK's Bureau of Investigative Journalism, which aggregates official data and news reports to track air strikes around the world.
|
|
CRH's earnings of 3.37 billion euros last year were driven by 3 percent growth in both Europe and in the Americas, where it is the biggest producer of asphalt for highway construction and third biggest supplier of ready-mixed concrete and construction aggregates.
|
|
The sculptural constellations of Sarah Sze, the strange magic of Rachel Harrison's polychrome aggregates, and the performing sculpture of Darren Bader, in the form of live goats or live cats, are just a few of the recent branches on his family tree.
|
|
The air quality is so bad that San Francisco, Stockton and Sacramento became the world's three "most polluted cities" on Friday, according to Berkeley Earth, a nonprofit that aggregates data from air-quality monitoring sites, worse than hot spots in China and India.
|
|
There are plenty of problems with the phrase itself—the way it aggregates the identity of "black women" into a monolithic political voice, flattening the ideological differences among millions of black women and substituting a pragmatic sense of political calculation for vigorous debate.
|
|
Streaming services like ESPN Plus, which is funded by subscription fees as well as advertising, and the ad-free Disney Plus, build on the array of first-party data that Disney aggregates from all of its platforms — be it a website like ESPN.
|
|
Just like your grade point average gave an assessment of your high school or college grades, your credit score aggregates information from all of your credit accounts to give lenders an idea of your likelihood of paying off a new loan as agreed.
|
|
CHICAGO (Reuters) - KAR Auction Services Inc, a provider of car auction and salvage services, said on Wednesday it would acquire DRIVIN, which aggregates automotive retail, pricing, registration and economic data to match vehicle inventory to dealer demand, for $43 million in stock.
|
|
While the infrastructure needed to reinvent advertising, online payments, cloud services, identity and reputation systems through crypto tokens is still early-stage, in the long run it will change how society sources, aggregates and rewards information and other digital goods, including news.
|
|
Chances of Trump claiming the Republican mantle have fallen hard to 69 percent after cresting at 86 percent this week following his winning seven of 11 states in Super Tuesday voting, according to PredictWise, which aggregates betting on multiple venues into an implied probability.
|
|
Nearly 43 million Americans were expected to travel in cars, trains and planes over the long weekend — 1.5 million more than the previous year, according to AAA and Inrix, a global transportation company that aggregates and analyzes traffic data collected from vehicles and highway infrastructure.
|
|
Inspired by apps like Acorns and Digit, which help users save money for retirement, GiveMini's algorithm looks at your credit card transactions using Plaid, and then rounds up each transaction to a whole dollar, aggregates all this change, and sends the check to a campaign.
|
|
Todd Saunders and his cofounder Dan Pratt had been on the AdWords team at Google for two years when they came up with the idea for their company AdHawk, which aggregates companies' digital marketing data and offers advertisers one-click optimization solutions, in 2015.
|
|
With financial services from third parties, a "style hunter" that aggregates upcoming trends from fashion watchers and icons, product sourcing and content and photography services, the targets have expanded to include professional fashion sellers, SMEs, brands and B2B buyers located outside of Southeast Asia.
|
|
In addition to the consumer-facing clipping service, Medal also offers a data collection service that aggregates information about the clips that are shared by Medal's users so game developers and streamers can get a sense of how clips are being shared across which platform.
|
|
A variety of toxins are allowed to be dumped at the Stebbings Road site by the company South Island Aggregates (SIA) including hydrocarbons, dioxins, furans, benzene (a carcinogen that causes leukemia and anemia), toluene (a solvent and neurotoxin particularly dangerous to children), and xylene.
|
|
The Instagram stories posted by Ring on Tuesday show that the company aggregates data about the total daily number of doorbell button "dings" in the US. Ring also collects hourly tallies of dings in at least four major cities — Miami, Chicago, Houston, and Los Angeles.
|
|
"It is staggering how much the United States is more expensive," said John Hargraves, the director of data strategy at the Health Care Cost Institute, a group that aggregates claims data from several large American insurance companies and provided the U.S. data to the study.
|
|
Stephen Mayne, a director at the Australian Shareholders' Association, which aggregates about A$500 million worth of CBA's shareholder proxy votes, said if that happened the bank would need to hold a special shareholders meeting spilling the board within 90 days of the meeting.
|
|
According to multiple reports, Amazon has paid around $40 million to acquire Tapzo, a startup that aggregates a number of app-based services — such as Uber, Ola, food delivery services Swiggy and Zomato, Book My Show, bill payment service BillDesk and more — into a single app.
|
|
But there are some new additions like a sports mode that aggregates scores and other content from your favorite teams and an expanded Music section that lets you Shazam music as it's playing in a TV show and immediately launch that track in Spotify another streaming services.
|
|
With its focus on industrial use cases, the company, which was founded in 2013, has developed a strong foothold in the mining and aggregates space, where it offers tools for doing volumetric measurements of stockpiles based on the imagery it captures from its drones, for example.
|
|
Above, an image of an infected rodent with large skin lesions on its legs and tail (A); images of the skin lesions under a microscope, with arrows showing aggregates of viral proteins (B-D); images of the virus particles, which have a "brick-shape" appearance (E-F).
|
|
Argos has approached U.S. aggregates and cement maker Summit Materials Inc about a merger, Reuters reported in June, a deal that would bolster Argos' U.S. footprint and illustrate how building materials companies in emerging markets are seeking to become consolidators of their sectors in more mature economies.
|
|
Reelgood, a service making it easier for cord cutters to find something new to watch and keep track of their favorite shows, is today exiting beta with the launch of a new site that aggregates content from across over 250 streaming services in a single interface.
|
|
Skurt, as we have described in the past, aggregates cars from leasing and rental programs, as well as excess inventory from dealerships and automakers, to make up its selection of vehicles and pricing offered to its users, with the service live in LA, San Diego and Miami.
|
|
Recent funding data from the Foundation Center database, which aggregates information from tax filings, shows groups such as the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers and the Outdoor Alliance have accepted grants from big environmental and liberal foundations, including the Turner Foundation and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
|
|