Com in the pharmacy benefit management business, allaying investor concerns.
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And there's a real upside to allaying their doubts through a recount.
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Mr. Mnuchin has also stressed progress, allaying worries among stock market investors.
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Genuine compliments go a long way toward "allaying their insecurities," according to Green.
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A restructuring of the Chinese conglomerate's shareholding structure only goes so far in allaying concerns about opacity.
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Bryson, who gives off a Cronkite-like trustworthy vibe, is good at allaying fears and busting myths.
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Meanwhile, reports said restrictions on H-103B visas had been reviewed by the U.S. administration, allaying recent fears.
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Instead of augmenting it for political gains in the short-term, we're going to focus on allaying it.
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That is a message we can all use but it is ineffective in allaying the fears of populist movements.
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Why you should care: The American consumer has shown continued signs of strength, allaying fears of a US recession.
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Besides allaying travelers' concerns about getting through security, wait-time data can also alert security officials about processing bottlenecks.
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It would also likely require a tidal change in public opinion about nuclear, allaying concerns about waste and safety.
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The pardons might go some way towards allaying fears that Tshisekedi is to some extent a front for Kabila's interests.
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A police spokeswoman tells PEOPLE detectives found nothing to suggest foul play factored into Anderson's death, allaying her family's concerns.
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Tillerson has quietly started to make the rounds on Capitol Hill, allaying concerns from some Russia hardliners such as Sen.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson denied reports he considered resigning, allaying fears of fresh turmoil in the Trump administration.
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Allaying fears of fresh turmoil in the Trump administration, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson denied reports he considered resigning.
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I've given up on my long attempt to search for hope in simplicity; there's no allaying today's sharp, merciless cruelty.
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His government is confident it can be enacted this year, allaying investors' fears that Brazil's overdrawn accounts are leading to insolvency.
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Chipmaker Micron jumped 7 percent after its strong results and forecast, allaying concerns that a boom in chip demand had peaked.
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Even the "temp doctor" in the final episode gets it wrong, exacerbating Hannah's new-mom breastfeeding fears rather than allaying them.
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Vox won 24 seats, fewer than expected, somewhat allaying concerns at home and abroad about the rise of the far-right.
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Netflix said that subscriber growth in the third quarter exceeded expectations, allaying fears about its shortfall in users in the second quarter.
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The lawmaker also said Assange appeared in good health, allaying concerns his time in asylum at the embassy had taken a toll.
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News organizations can play an important role in allaying their audiences' concerns by being able to identify manipulated or misleading media themselves.
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Trump had a short 'drop-in' with the Ukrainian leader, allaying some U.S. officials' concerns that he wouldn't bother to say hello.
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He had signed a U.S.-Qatari accord on terrorism financing on Wednesday, but Qatar's opponents said it fell short of allaying their concerns.
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He proved adept at allaying questions of style while basically avoiding the conversation entirely, so he never came to symbolize any particular turn.
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The German chancellor said she hoped that the summit meeting would "contribute to allaying" the "fears, needs and anxieties" of the world's peoples.
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Strength in bond trading boosted overall trading revenue, allaying concerns about the impact of the U.S.-China trade dispute and slowing global growth.
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For Flake, especially, it was a review that appeared to provide much-needed political cover, while allaying questions he still had about Kavanaugh.
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The drugmaker filed its 2015 financial report in late April, allaying concerns about a possible default on its debt of more than $30 billion.
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"Bryson, who gives off a Cronkite-like trustworthy vibe, is good at allaying fears and busting myths," A. J. Jacobs writes in his review.
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Embattled Valeant filed its 2015 financial report last month, allaying concerns about a possible default on the company's debt of more than $30 billion.
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But the difficulty of allaying security concerns and speeding integration quickly emerges when observing the individual asylum hearings mandated by law and international agreement.
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The troubled drugmaker filed its 2015 financial report last month, allaying concerns about a possible default on its debt of more than $30 billion.
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Even so, Ms. Boncompain said that Parisians, in particular, had become more welcoming in recent years, allaying the concerns of travelers and international guests.
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The curve inverted last May but then reverted in October, seemingly allaying worries that the longest expansion in U.S. history was nearing a close.
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The company will make 30 million iPhone X units during the current quarter, Nomura Instinet analysts estimated, allaying production worries related to the phone.
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Reuters could not determine what triggered CFIUS' initial concerns about the Grindr deal, or whether Kunlun's steps were directly aimed at allaying the panel's fears.
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Citi continued to add loans and deposits in the most recent quarter, allaying concerns that a weaker economic outlook was hurting consumers' ability to borrow.
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The troubled drugmaker filed its 2015 financial report in late April, allaying concerns about a possible default on its debt of more than $30 billion.
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Qualcomm said it was confident of allaying the EU's worries and that it still expects to close the deal by the end of the year.
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This would go a long way to allaying the fears provoked by a suddenly manic and vocal white supremacist fringe attracted to Trump's nationalist rhetoric.
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N reported a much smaller-than-expected drop in comparable sales, allaying some investor concerns that the company's growth story had come to a halt.
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Securing a reliable source of protected lifetime income for a portion of one's retirement needs can contribute significantly to allaying Americans' fears around retirement risks.
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Overall, this should have been a reassuring read on the state of the economy, allaying the fears generated by May's significant drop in job gains.
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Input cost inflation eased to a five-month low in January, the survey shows, allaying concerns that broader inflationary pressures may intensify in China this year.
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Applied Materials forecast third-quarter profit and revenue above estimates and reported better-than-expected quarterly results on Thursday, allaying investor concerns about slowing semiconductor demand.
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Micron Technology jumped 7 percent after the chipmaker provided better-than-expected current-quarter profit forecast, allaying concerns that a boom in chip demand had peaked.
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"China is not reclaiming Scarborough Shoal," Aquino said, allaying the fears that Beijing might reclaim the shoal, just outside the former U.S. naval base in Subic.
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Also easing the mood were signs that China is intervening to steady the yuan after its recent sharp fall, allaying investor fears of a global currency war.
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Shares hit a more than three-week high last week after two key parties decided to remain in the ruling coalition, allaying fears of a government collapse.
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A separate report on Tuesday showing slower decreases in Chinese factory prices in July also pleased traders, allaying concerns of deflation in the world's No. 2 economy.
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The proposal is aimed at allaying the Japanese government's concerns over any transfer of sensitive technology to investors it deems a risk to national security, it said.
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ET (2127 GMT) * Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes, weakened to a post-tropical cyclone on Tuesday, allaying concerns about its impact to the economy.
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Trump administration officials, who first signaled last year that they would withdraw the United States from the treaty, said the display was meaningless in allaying their concerns.
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But early reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change downplayed the magnitude of likely sea level rise, allaying public concerns and giving rise to climate change deniers.
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Mr. Mattis also found himself allaying concerns that the administration would exclude from the United States Iraqis who have worked and fought side by side with American troops.
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His rise to the top job in Tamil Nadu was aimed at allaying fears of a power struggle in the AIADMK, which Jayalalithaa had ruled with an iron hand.
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Having done so, the movie produces a split verdict -- eliciting admiration for parts of what "Joker" achieves, without allaying questions about the value, and wisdom, of opening this deck.
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On the data front, the Commerce Department said U.S. consumer spending rose 0.3% in June, matching analyst forecasts and allaying some worries about a sharp deceleration in economic growth.
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In Europe, shares in Daimler jumped 5 percent after the German automaker posted encouraging results and reiterated its full-year outlook, allaying some concerns about the impact of Brexit.
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Irma, which had rampaged through the Caribbean as one of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes, weakened to a tropical depression, allaying concerns about the severity of its financial impact.
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BRASILIA, June 13 (Reuters) - Retail sales in Brazil rose more than expected for a second straight month in April, allaying concerns over a slowdown early in the second quarter.
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He earlier signed a U.S.-Qatari accord on terrorism financing in an effort to help ease the crisis, but Qatar's opponents said it fell short of allaying their concerns.
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Gold steadied on Tuesday as U.S. stocks bounced, allaying earlier market jitters that had pressured European equities and boosted interest in the precious metal as a haven from risk.
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"Will it take away my job?" the narration asks, proceeding to show ways A.I. can actually make us more productive, without allaying legitimate concerns that it very well might.
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Walmart Inc beat second-quarter Street estimates and raised its full-year earnings expectations, sending the world's largest retailer's stock up 4.3% and allaying concerns about waning consumer demand.
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It could signal that Democrats are trying to find ways to get Republican buy-in on funding by allaying fears that it would be used to promote gun control.
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But chronic pain may divert attention from other mental activity, leading to poor memory, and some studies have found that allaying pain with opioids can lead to cognitive improvements.
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Revenue at three of the bank's four main businesses rose, allaying concerns about the impact of an escalating U.S.-China trade war, slowing global growth and low interest rates.
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Sunrise confirmed late on Tuesday that it is in negotiations and that the proposed deal would not alter its progressive shareholder distribution policy, allaying analyst fears of reduced annual payments.
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Obama's visit to Riyadh to meet Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) leaders was aimed at allaying fears in Saudi Arabia and its neighbors that Washington's commitment to their security had diminished.
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The EU executive had offered a 12- to 18-month extension to allow time for further scientific study by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), in hopes of allaying health concerns.
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Allaying any doubt about that is "Horse Bust (Chess Piece)" (2014), which consists of a painted bronze horse's head attached to the wheeled canister of a Nilfisk brand vacuum cleaner.
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The United States economy surged unexpectedly in the first quarter, the Commerce Department said Friday, allaying concern that financial-market volatility and a prolonged government shutdown would cause a slump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Data released on Friday showed a return to strong job growth in the United States, allaying some fears the U.S. economy is on a short path to recession.
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U.S. employment growth in March accelerated from a 17-month low as milder weather drove hiring in sectors like construction, further allaying fears of an economic slowdown in the first quarter.
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The disclosure suggests Safran is not yet facing a build-up in inventory of engines for narrow-body aircraft, allaying concerns among some analysts about a costly drain on its cash.
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Just as important — especially for America's allies — Pence would close down the circus show that currently occupies the Oval Office, allaying the perception that American politics have gone off the rails.
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Shares hit a more than three-week high last week after two key parties in the ruling coalition decided to remain in the ruling coalition, allaying fears of a government collapse.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's interim president, Michel Temer, on Monday said he would continue a tradition of nominating a prosecutor general who comes recommended by peers, allaying concerns about judicial independence.
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U.S. job growth increased moderately in September and the unemployment rate dropped to near a 50-year low, the Labor Department reported on Friday, allaying concerns the economy is nearing recession.
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"Our recent channel checks suggest US SSS [same-store sales] have improved in recent weeks, allaying fears about difficult compares in 4Q," analyst Jason West wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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The Government must urgently prepare for a possible surge in immigration ahead of Brexit while allaying fears over British and European citizens being used as "bargaining chips", a Parliamentary report has warned.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Australian government said on Friday it won't revise up petroleum taxes in next month's federal budget, allaying industry fears after it last year raised concerns about declining tax revenues.
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WASHINGTON, July 5 (Reuters) - Data released on Friday showed a return to strong job growth in the United States, allaying some fears the U.S. economy is on a short path to recession.
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This is by far the lowest yield for any benchmark SSA deal up to now, allaying concerns over whether a benchmark trade was possible at the tenor with yields so deeply negative.
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Ms. Lodder told the Los Angeles radio station KCRW that Ms. Everts Mykytyn had been adept at allaying white parents' fears about enrolling their children in schools for the sake of desegregation.
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Ralph Lauren said there were no signs of a slowdown in China, allaying concerns about customer demand in a cooling economy in the midst of a trade dispute with the United States.
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Mitt Romney stole this sensible move from JFK's play book when he delivered a similarly fear-allaying speech in 2007, promising his Mormonism would not dictate his decisions as commander in chief.
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"There is ray-tracing acceleration in the GPU hardware," Cerny said, clarifying the company's original announcement of ray-tracing support and allaying concerns that Sony might resort to software tricks to manage it.
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The Times reports that the deal marks a dramatic return to dealmaking and expansion for Glencore, which has spent the past year allaying investors' concerns by cutting billions in debt by selling assets.
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U.S. data pointed to a robust labour market as the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, allaying some worries about a recession and helping Treasury yields rise.
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The chipmaker gave an upbeat current-quarter forecast and raised its full-year revenue guidance, allaying concerns about a global chip slowdown and curbs on U.S. sales to China's Huawei Technologies Co. Amazon.
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Sri Lankan shares hit a more than three-month high last month after two key parties in the ruling coalition decided to remain in the ruling coalition, allaying fears of a government collapse.
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Outflows from the money market funds that keep the financial system flowing have stabilised, allaying concerns that their withdrawal could seed a banking crunch like that in the United States eight years ago.
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The House of Lords, the upper chamber of the U.K.'s Houses of Parliament, has said it would approve the legislation, allaying fears that pro-Brexit peers could try to derail the bill.
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The island will remain under martial law for two months, said Mr. Lorenzana, allaying widespread fears that the country could slip into a dictatorship reminiscent of the government of former President Ferdinand Marcos.
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In an interview, Mr. Taylor, an economics professor at Stanford, called its approval "a good step" toward allaying "a perception and reality" that the United States is shrinking from leadership on the global stage.
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Trump also told the newspaper that the dollar was already "too strong" and that recent attempts by China to support the yuan were aimed at allaying fears that authorities were deliberately weakening the currency.
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Four Japanese automakers on Thursday said they found no safety issues with aluminum parts supplied by Kobe Steel, allaying some concerns that falsified quality data on products from the steelmaker had compromised their vehicles.
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Better-than-expected jobs data, which showed non-farm payrolls jumped by 304,000 jobs last month, the largest gain since February 3003, injected fresh buying and optimism in the afternoon, allaying worries weakening growth.
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It also fixed the upper cap on the cess to be levied on luxury goods, allaying markets fears as the proposed specific cess on cigarettes is 20163 percent lower than the current tax rate.
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U.S. data pointed to a robust labor market as the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, allaying some worries about a recession and helping U.S. Treasury yields rise.
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Sales in Asia-Pacific (APAC), which includes China, grew 22.4 percent to $2176 million in the quarter, allaying investor concerns of a potential slowdown in China's economy due to the U.S.-China trade war.
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Domestic data also pointed to a robust labor market as the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, allaying some worries about a recession and helping U.S. Treasury yields rise.
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It should go some way to allaying the concerns of rivals and also gives Ofcom the chance to easily force the complete separation of Openreach if it is not deemed to have been a success.
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Data announced on Friday showed U.S. job growth surged in January while a key gauge of U.S. manufacturing sector showed surprising resilience after December's shocking fall, allaying fears of immediate slowdown in the U.S. economy.
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Meanwhile, Indian monsoon rains have covered nearly half of the country and conditions are favourable for further advancement into the central and western parts this week, allaying some concerns that production will be badly hit.
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Stocks as well as oil prices rose earlier in the session after data showed China's exports and imports fell less than expected in December, allaying concerns about the health of the world's second-biggest economy.
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The policy statement issued by the Shanghai municipal government on Monday also suggested local markets would continue to operate until at least 2018, allaying market concerns that they would be superseded by the nationwide scheme.
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Data published earlier on Monday showed German unemployment fell unexpectedly in September and retail sales rose in August, temporarily allaying concerns that a manufacturing slump is taking its toll on a consumption-driven growth cycle.
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Valeant filed its 2015 financial report in late April, after missing an original deadline of March 15 due to an in-house review of its accounting practices, allaying concerns about a possible default on its debt.
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Stronger than expected earnings by Apple Inc pushed quarterly results beyond Wall Street targets on Tuesday, allaying some concerns about a tech sector shaken by recent sell-offs in Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Netflix Inc.
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"As far as the ships are concerned, as far as the cargoes are concerned, we are business as usual," said Jay Daniel Santiago, general manager at Philippine Ports Authority, allaying worries about delays in port operations.
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Also allaying the prospect of technical changes to the ECB's purchases, chief economist Peter Praet told a Spanish newspaper the ECB would continue to buy government bonds according to each country's contribution to the bank's capital.
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Overall, Alphabet posted solid revenue growth, allaying fears about an immediate impact from Europe's new privacy rules, and pleased Wall Street by spending slightly less to drive traffic to its search engine and ads than expected.
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The figures "will go a long way to allaying slowdown fears about China, at least in the short-term," wrote Jeffrey Halley, senior Asia-Pacific market analyst at investment firm Oanda, in a market commentary Monday.
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In hopes of allaying those concerns, U.P.S. agreed to sell some business units and to grant rivals access to part of its airline network, but regulators were unmoved and U.P.S. withdrew its offer in January 2013.
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BIOTEST The German blood plasma products maker said on Friday that it has sold its U.S. operations, allaying national security concerns by U.S. authorities and paving the way for the German company's sale to a Chinese investor.
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Harley-Davidson beat expectations for profit on Tuesday and stuck to its full-year shipment forecast, allaying fears of another major hit from European import tariffs and a further slump in sales in its main U.S. market.
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China is in the fifth year of a war on pollution aimed at allaying public unrest about the state of the country's skies, rivers and soil by raising industrial standards, cutting coal consumption and improving law enforcement.
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Jaitley added that the government remained committed to ushering in more reforms, allaying concerns that the departure of Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan reflected wavering appetite for measures aimed at making the economy more competitive.
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Muguruza, however, returned to the Ken Rosewall Arena and appeared to be moving freely, initially allaying fears of another injury setback by overcoming a woman who had beaten her in straight sets in their three previous meetings.
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Harley-Davidson beat expectations for profit on Tuesday and stuck to its full-year shipment forecast, allaying fears of another major hit from European import tariffs and a further slump in sales in its main U.S. market.
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China is in the sixth year of a war on pollution aimed at allaying public unrest about the state of the country's skies, rivers and soil by raising industrial standards, cutting coal consumption and improving law enforcement.
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The closing statement from Bari will reiterate a warning against competitive devaluations, Italian officials said, as March's G20 did, allaying fears that the new U.S. administration might weaken the G20's united front on global currency policy.
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UMNO leaders expect Najib to brief them soon so the party can start allaying any fears about China's rising influence in Malaysia, said Shahidan Kassim, a senior member of the party's supreme council and a federal minister.
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Mr. Trump also said that some European states were now prepared to take back European citizens from the Islamic State who are currently incarcerated in Kurdish prisons, allaying concerns that they might be released during the fighting.
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The behavior echos the language used in the white paper, which is careful to emphasize cooperation (a word used 45 times in the English version) — allaying the international community's concerns about China's intentions in the polar region.
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Polls showed pro-EU Macron is expected to beat right-wing rival Marine Le Pen in a deciding vote on May 7, allaying some fears of a breakup of the Eurozone after Britain's shock exit vote last year.
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The Brazilian real closed nearly 2 percent stronger on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve refrained from flagging any plans to accelerate interest rate hikes, allaying fears that higher U.S. rates could drain capital away from emerging markets.
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U.S. economic data pointed to a robust labor market as the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, allaying some worries about the potential for a recession and helping U.S. Treasury yields rise.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German business confidence hit a record high in November putting Europe's largest economy on track for a boom, the Ifo economic institute said on Friday, allaying some concerns about political instability over forming a new government.
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Alex Naddour, an American gymnast competing at the Rio games, told one newspaper that cupping was an alternative to a traditional massage, allaying the physical pain and loosening tight muscles after hours of practice on the gym floor.
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Sterling was up 0.12% at $1.3021 after British finance minister Rishi Sunak said he would deliver the budget on schedule on March 11, allaying concerns after Sunak's predecessor Sajid Javid unexpectedly resigned in a government reshuffle last week.
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Revenue from China, its fastest growing market where it opened a flagship store earlier this year, rose 22% to $1.68 billion in the first quarter, allaying concerns of any potential impact from the prolonged U.S.-China trade war.
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Far from allaying fears, Michael Gove, the environment minister, gave a speech to a farm group last week in which he warned of devastating 40 percent tariffs on British beef and lamb exports after a no-deal Brexit.
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NEW YORK, July 30 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields turned flat, after a modest decline earlier on Tuesday as domestic personal spending data rose in June, matching analyst expectations and allaying some worries about a sharp deceleration in economic growth.
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LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Spanish stocks led a rebound in European shares on Wednesday as Catalonia's leader stopped short of declaring formal independence from Spain, allaying fears over a constitutional crisis in the region and boosting shares in banks.
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SYDNEY, Sept 7 (Reuters) - A new Australian farm registry reveals nearly 15 percent of rural land is foreign owned, with British investors dominating and Chinese a distant fifth, allaying popular fears that Chinese rural investment may threaten food security.
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Grantham spoke to me several days before the Army Corps of Engineers announced it would deny a key easement, allaying some fears at Oceti Sakowin that a raid was imminent, and sending many visitors packing before the next snowfall.
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Gold fell more than 2563.95 percent on Friday after U.S. March payrolls data beat expectations, allaying some fears about the U.S. economy and stoking speculation about the timing of likely interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve this year.
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It broadly welcomed the new measures but said the government had "further work to do" in allaying worries about the necessity and cost of collecting internet records, and in justifying so-called "bulk powers" (bugging and snooping en masse).
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Queen Elizabeth II made her first public appearance in almost a month on Sunday, allaying concerns about her health after she missed Christmas and New Year's Day church services because of what Buckingham Palace described as a persistent cold.
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Sheridan Smith, among this country's most purely beloved actresses, managed the near impossible as Fanny Brice in the Menier Chocolate Factory revival of "Funny Girl," coupling sweetness with supreme comic chops and allaying intrusive thoughts of that role's originator, Barbra Streisand.
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Between 1966 and 33, five Surveyor probes had set down on the moon, providing hard proof that the regolith was firm enough to land on and allaying any fears that the astronauts might sink up to their chins in lunar quicksand.
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Intel Corp rose 1% after the chipmaker gave an upbeat current-quarter forecast and raised its full-year revenue guidance, allaying concerns about a global chip slowdown and curbs on U.S. sales to China's Huawei Technologies Co. A decliner was Amazon.
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Modi is due to meet Trump in Washington on June 26, a meeting that is expected to lay the ground for a further expansion in ties, allaying some of the anxiety that had crept in about a drift in relations.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Austria's likely next chancellor assured European Union leaders on Thursday of his support for the EU, allaying concerns that his country would become a dissonant voice in the bloc with the far right expected to enter its government.
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The continued trade dispute between the United States and China has pressured the semiconductor industry in the past few months, but a number of companies including Intel raised their full-year revenue forecast last month, allaying concerns on demand in China.
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LONDON, Feb 10.893 (Reuters) - Sterling jumped above $1.25 on Friday after data showed UK industrial output rose more than expected in December and the trade deficit was narrower than forecast, allaying fears of a slowdown as the Brexit process gathers pace.
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ISTANBUL, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Wednesday as expected, allaying investor fears that it could loosen policy after inflation fell from a 15-year high due to a rebound in the lira.
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She said that the ban has brought anxiety both to her family and to the unit of 70 people she leads at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State, and that the new directive fell short of allaying their concerns.
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In a message clearly aimed at allaying market concerns that a confluence of factors could derail the Indian economy, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Saturday the government is sure of meeting the fiscal deficit target given robust tax collections.
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Germany opted instead to impose tighter compliance requirements on all vendors, creating a level playing field and allaying the concerns of the operators - all of which already use Huawei equipment - that they would have to replace parts of their networks at great expense.
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Mexican business leaders say toughening rules that stipulate a certain amount of content must be sourced from North America to qualify for NAFTA certification could be one way of allaying U.S. fears, and pave the way for an agreement on the revamp.
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Gold fell on Monday, moving further off the key $20.37,2812.00-per-ounce mark it briefly surpassed in the previous session, as global equities rallied following last week's slide with stronger-than-expected U.S. retail sales allaying some fears of an economic slowdown.
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Still, the four Arab powers have said the memorandum fell short of allaying their concerns, that their sanctions would remain in place until Doha meets their demands and that they would keep a close eye on Qatar's efforts to fight terrorism funding.
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However, given the tense relations between Russia and the West, Kaspersky Lab is fighting a rear-guard battle along with combating cybercrime: allaying concerns that a Russian security company can be trusted to protect confidential data stored online by Western companies and individuals.
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The brief bounce after a two-day sell-off was spurred by China's central bank fixing the yuan at a slightly stronger rate on Tuesday, allaying fears that Beijing would use its currency as the new front in its trade battle with the United States.
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According to the company, later revealed to be the Burlington Electric Department, the code linked to Grizzly Steppe was found on just one laptop, and the laptop wasn't connected to the electrical grid — allaying earlier fears that Russia had hacked into the nation's electrical grid.
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By most indications, it looks like the commission intends to move ahead with the proposal regardless of the feedback it receives, allaying concerns about possible burdens on small businesses — but opening these smaller ISPs up to more threats from Comcast and the like as well.
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While startups should keep in mind the cautionary tale that was Theranos and back up their research claims first, even with the lighter rules, they may have an easier time allaying investor worries this year in what was a previously much more risky environment.
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"Such a non-farm payrolls release should prove slightly positive for the dollar against the low-yielders, $/JPY to 112.20, but probably good for risk assets in general confirming that U.S. domestic demand should stay strong and allaying recession fears," they said in a note.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe appeared to have established a quick friendship through a hug, a prolonged handshake and rounds of golf, allaying investor fears of the meeting ending acrimoniously with Trump talking tough on trade, currency and security issues.
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"Such a non-farm payrolls release should prove slightly positive for the dollar against the low-yielders, $/JPY to 112.20, but probably good for risk assets in general – confirming that U.S. domestic demand should stay strong and allaying recession fears," they said in a note.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Siemens and Alstom on Friday beefed up concessions aimed at allaying EU antitrust concerns about their rail merger deal, a person familiar with the matter said, in a belated and possibly futile move to stave off an EU veto against the deal.
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GENEVA, Dec 10 (Reuters) - World Trade Organization (WTO) members agreed on Tuesday to renew a 20-year moratorium on placing tariffs on digital trade for six months, allaying fears that people would have to pay duties on e-books and software for the first time.
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WASHINGTON/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives is proceeding with work on a trade agreement with Mexico and Canada, U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Thursday, allaying worries an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump would delay approval of the deal.
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Aspen Pharmacare slumped 7.9 percent, extending losses for a fifth consecutive session, after the company issued a statement aimed at allaying investor concerns the sale of its baby food unit to Lactalis and fears about its debt levels after the release of its financial results last week.
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But a recent string of positive economic news has dragged markets back closer to the Fed's overall outlook, allaying recession fears and suggesting the Fed will have more credibility at its meeting next week when it says further rate hikes this year remain firmly on the table.
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"Such an NFP (non-farm payrolls) release should prove slightly positive for the dollar against the low-yielders ($/JPY to 112.20), but probably good for risk assets in general confirming that US domestic demand should stay strong and allaying recession fears," they said in a note.
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The change to the programme, announced last month, is aimed at allaying fears the ECB would run out of eligible paper to buy after yields on short-term debt issued by cash-rich countries such as Germany, the Netherlands and France fell below the deposit rate.
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As Aaron Klein pointed out in his Brookings article "The Coming 'FinTech' Revolution," the Electronic Fund Transfer Act of 2628 created and assigned liability rights and responsibilities for lost or stolen debit cards, allaying consumer fears and creating a legal framework that allowed the market to flourish.
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The Group of 20 powers meeting in the German spa town of Baden-Baden reiterated their long-standing warnings against competitive devaluations and disorderly FX markets, allaying fears that the new U.S. administration might have opened up a chink in the G20's united front on global currency policy.
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Diageo said organic net sales - excluding currency moves and one-off items as well as acquisitions and disposals - leapt 20.7616 percent in China, helped by strong demand for Scotch and Chinese white spirits and allaying concerns of any impact from a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
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Le Pen told the Sud Ouest newspaper that "if everyone is agreed we could take a year or a year and a half to organise a co-ordinated return to national currencies," allaying fears of a sudden exit from currency union, which opponents said would massively hurt France's economy.
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In a key test for the U.S. IPO market on Thursday, Moderna Inc is considering selling up to 20 percent more shares than originally planned in its IPO, allaying concerns that the stock market tumult could derail the biggest flotation of a biotechnology company since 2016, Reuters reported.
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The company has issued bonds three separate times in the public market since June 2016 for an aggregate $1.5 billion face value, and recast its $2.75 billion corporate credit facility at reduced pricing in July 2016, allaying Fitch's concerns regarding potential overhang from the actions of previous management.
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The Group of 20 powers meeting in the German spa town of Baden-Baden reiterated their long-standing warnings against competitive devaluations and disorderly foreign exchange (FX) markets, allaying fears that the new U.S. administration might have opened up a chink in the G-20's united front on global currency policy.
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If Noble is able to raise that sum, it would have met most of its upcoming debt obligations for this year, potentially allaying investor concerns that its finances are not sufficiently sound following a $1.2 billion writedown on assets and downgrades by S&P and Moody's on its debt to junk status.
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"This law will be helpful in sending a message of goodwill to financial bodies across the world and would be effective in allaying their fears in doing business with our banks," Hamid Tehranfar, the Central Bank of Iran's deputy for supervision affairs explained, adding that passage of the law would improve Iranian credit ratings.
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Intel Corp gained 4.9% after the chipmaker gave an upbeat current-quarter forecast and raised its full-year revenue guidance, allaying concerns about a global chip slowdown and curbs on U.S. sales to China's Huawei Technologies Co. The Commerce Department will publish its second-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) report on Friday at 8:30 a.m.
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But when it became clear to healers that they could not cure Ebola, and to health workers that these healers were a vital point of contact with at-risk populations, a crucial alliance emerged: Many healers undertook training to detect, initially treat, and contain Ebola, and encouraged patients to seek mainstream Western medical treatment, allaying their fears and mediating culture clashes.
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Trump commits to "One China" policy in phone call to Chinese Premier Xi Trump commits to "One China" policy in phone call to Chinese Premier Xi U.S. President Donald Trump affirmed his commitment to recognize the "One China" policy in his first phone call with Chinese Premier Xi Jinping, allaying fears he was prepared to upend the strategic relationship between the world's two biggest economies.
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Intel Corp gained 4.2% after the chipmaker gave an upbeat current-quarter forecast and raised its full-year revenue guidance, allaying concerns about a global chip slowdown and curbs on U.S. sales to China's Huawei Technologies Co. The S&P 500 posted its first loss of the week on Wednesday after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi adopted a less dovish tone than investors had anticipated, even though he all but pledged to ease policy further.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.), a self-described democratic socialist, would emerge as the Democratic presidential nominee so they can paint down-ballot Democrats as too far left, though former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain Hillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 10M masks Poll: 59 percent say coronavirus crisis has had a negative effect on their finances MORE, a centrist, has opened up a substantial delegate lead in the primary race, allaying concerns of some moderate members.
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