More bad news for the economy may be in store.
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More bad news for the economy might be in store.
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And they may be in store for a massive response.
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Alabama provides a glimpse of what may be in store.
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Changes could also be in store for your retirement savings.
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The Federal Reserve could be in store for some pain.
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Could more adventures be in store for Elio and Oliver?
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A few more modest trades could still be in store.
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A surprise could be in store for some of those filers.
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Paul Ryan tells CNN's Jake Tapper what may be in store.
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We could be in store for a whole new shopping world.
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Could even bigger things also be in store for Mr. O'Rourke?
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The report warns that more dramatic changes could be in store.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Sharper losses could be in store for Wall Street.
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This should be frightening, considering more is likely to be in store.
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If it closes above the average, a rally could be in store.
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The consumer would rather be in store, in an aisle, holding something.
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For Damon, a new chapter of self-assurance might be in store.
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Democrats are divided over what kind of election might be in store.
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This is what's going to be in store for your future. Literally.
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Recently there was a disturbing indication of what may be in store.
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We've already seen troubling signs of what may now be in store.
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Otherwise, a rerun of last year's weekly trading pattern may be in store.
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And based on the trailer, something new may be in store for Paige.
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Extrapolating from historical data allows researchers to forecast what might be in store.
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The source added, however, that a surprise choice could also be in store.
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New Orleans got an early taste Wednesday of what may be in store.
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But that is what may be in store if more is not done.
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More cases against companies with restrictive severance agreements could still be in store.
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A new chapter could be in store for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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This week's supermoon was a troubling sign of what might be in store.
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But some savvy market players warn that more pain may be in store.
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A similar fate could be in store for the administration's latest proposed rule.
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The pending agreement over USMCA offers insights about what may be in store.
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As the assault on immigrants continues, what might be in store for them?
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He said that similar actions against bigger Chinese banks could be in store.
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Here, then, is a sampling of what could be in store for 2020.
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For the record, though, I think a transformation may be in store for Michelle.
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And one trader says some upside, perhaps over 14 percent, could be in store.
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High grocery prices have ebbed, but another shock may be in store, Furi said.
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But McTeague, too, thinks a measure of relief could be in store for drivers.
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Moving things along What surprises could still be in store from the prosecution's case?
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A massive year-end rally could be in store, according to one JPMorgan strategist.
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Such wild inconsistency makes it hard to predict what might yet be in store.
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Here are some possibilities for what could be in store, after the pandemic ends.
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One chart watcher says a breakout to records could be in store for retail.
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Either way, Tesla shareholders could be in store for a roller coaster ride ahead.
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More temblors, big ones, could be in store in the days ahead, seismologists said.
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There will be in-store entertainment that not only suggests, but encourages, social media engagement.
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Still, Nourse cautioned that an economic slowdown could be in store for the new year.
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More campaigning could be in store this year for DeVos, though nothing is scheduled yet.
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Hence, it's more likely that a solution would be in store pick for M&S.
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Long before he found Hollywood, only Lee seemed to sense what might be in store.
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Most respondents said bigger moves could be in store in a decade or more, however.
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The divergence between stocks and bond yields implies that a correction could be in store. 2.
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In addition, both categories showed big increases in January, so some slowing could be in store.
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A similar fate may well be in store for Mr. Netanyahu, but only years from now.
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Conversely, what would be in store for a country run by Mr. Macron, her centrist rival?
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In any case, viewers might be in store for a viral subplot sooner rather than later.
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If it's already come and shown off HoloLens 2, then what could be in store at Build?
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According to Bespoke, the broader S&P 500 could be in store for more gains after this.
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"I think both could potentially be in store for shareholders the next time the company reports," Cramer said.
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Yet more may be in store as Africa stands on the cusp of a second mobile-phone revolution.
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According to MacRumors, a complete redesign could be in store for the front of the iPhone come 2017.
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To truly know what might be in store, you have to dive into the comic book source material.
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"We need to be in-store and online ... and this takes investment," Chief Executive Officer Sean Connolly said.
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More changes could be in store, as Congress seeks to put the program on more secure financial footing.
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In her recent interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Dewan Tatum teased that something similar might be in store this year.
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Shortly after the non-OPEC deal, Saudi Arabia hinted that additional cuts might be in store down the road.
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But with the presidential election looming and uncertainty about American interest rates high, further volatility may be in store.
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Technicians watch the price movement of assets independent of fundamentals for clues as to what might be in store.
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Kentucky's 22019th District will be the country's first test of what kind of wave will be in store. Rep.
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Biden's win in the Michigan primary this week suggests that something quite different could be in store come November.
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Milan's stock market plunged by more than 5 percent on Monday over fears of what may be in store.
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Some disillusionment could be in store if either cases are not brought or they're brought and lost [in court].
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Scott's birthday technically isn't until April 30, which makes us wonder — what else might be in store for Iron Flame?
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Hollywood films such as "The Martian" and "Interstellar" give us a glimpse of what may be in store for us.
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" For a taste of what could be in store, check them out on the "Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special.
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As in the previous survey, most respondents said bigger moves could be in store in a decade or more, however.
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With the arrival of 2020 it&aposs natural (and, well, fun) to imagine what could be in store for us.
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Already, there has been talk about what could be in store in 2019, from congestion pricing to stronger local control.
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And the Trump administration cracking down on China with more tariffs and says more could be in store if Beijing retaliates.
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Investors in these funds, said Johnson, need to keep in mind that they may be in store for a bumpy ride.
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If Thursday's earnings report goes the way options traders think it will, an even bigger chip rip could be in store.
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Imagine what could be in store now that a critic of both free trade and China itself is at the helm.
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In the first half, the Rockets wasted little time showing the Irish that they would be in store for a dogfight.
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Military intervention to end dictatorships ultimately leads to more repression, he said, something that many feared might be in store for Zimbabwe.
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Kloza expects the national average to fall below $2 per gallon, and said another 10 percent decline could easily be in store.
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If the House fails to pass its two bills on Thursday, Republicans are likely to be in store for more negative headlines.
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The Fed's Wednesday announcement suggested that more rate hikes than expected won't be in store for 2018 but may be for 2019.
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In a hint of what might be in store on Tuesday, Mr. Cruz has been eager to go on the attack lately.
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We've done a little digging to find out what might be in store this season, so that you can shop with confidence.
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High temperature records could be in store for St. Louis, Kansas City, Missouri; Des Moines, Iowa; Louisville, Kentucky, and Little Rock, Arkansas.
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In northern Siberia, rising temperatures are causing mysterious giant craters — and even more dire consequences could be in store, say climate scientists.
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These 11 photos illustrate an Arctic in crisis — and hint at what could be in store for the rest of our planet
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A boost in Russian wheat shipments could be in store as a change to the export tax has been rumored in recent weeks.
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Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, believes that currency markets could be in store for a big shakeup.
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The black line on the chart crossing above the red line means a positive push upward could be in store for Microchip's stock.
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On the 1993 recording, this part was sung by the young René Pape; a similarly starry future may be in store for Brownlee.
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FRIDAY • With both sides dug in on the budget fight over Trump's promised border wall, a partial government shutdown may be in store.
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But that doesn't mean you won't have love this month—in fact, a low key or even secret affair may be in store!
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And now's she heading to the Hilltop, where — if the show follows the comic book trajectory — big things could be in store for her.
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We'll have to wait and see what Peele has in the works, but at least we know that scares will definitely be in store.
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Fortunately, we'll have plenty of writers to imagine what adventures might be in store for us if we do make it out there someday.
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But really, all of this just has us wondering what future fashion evolution could possibly be in store for us for anniversary number three.
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The other is what may be in store for Turkey's stability and its reeling democracy after snap presidential and parliamentary elections on June 24th.
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Sales fell by 2.8% to 28.1m vehicles and slid by 13% in December, giving a taste of what may be in store this year.
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We should see this increase in mortality for what it is -- a leading indicator of what could be in store for many of us.
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Manager Terry Collins suggested that extra rest might be in store for deGrom and for Matt Harvey, who has more visibly struggled this season.
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In a harbinger of what could be in store, Trump's new ambassador to Germany said German businesses should halt their activities in Iran immediately.
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While Mr. López Obrador has made significant adjustments to his promises even before taking office, Mr. Silva-Herzog said, more may be in store.
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U.S. stock markets experienced their largest weekly drop since March last week, and more volatility could be in store, the NYT's Matt Phillips writes.
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He will get another shot, with Cora on his side this time, and more relief appearances may be in store for Boston's starting pitchers.
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The Trump administration measures merely allow districts more time to apply for exemptions, although Mr. Perdue indicated that more changes could be in store.
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That Nancy is played by Jane Alexander, and Bill by James Cromwell — both actors with heavy résumés — suggests something darker may be in store.
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In the meantime, some election-year mischief may be in store thanks to the freewheeling process used to consider appropriations bills in the House.
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Aides have speculated what surprises might be in store this time around as Trump looks to prove that his diplomatic effort is moving forward.
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Here's the rundown on the new policy, what prompted the switch, and what other marijuana policy changes might be in store for New Yorkers.
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On Saturday, August 19 and Sunday, August 20, there will be in-store parties throughout the country including activities such as product tastings and giveaways.
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After last week's meeting, the Fed's statement indicated a rate hike is coming in December and several more could be in store for next year.
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Washington, Florida, South Dakota, Nevada and Tennessee get more than half of their total revenues from sales taxes, meaning big gains could be in store.
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The Jamaican capital got a preview of what might be in store when the road to the airport temporarily flooded due to unusually high tides.
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The workout is expected to begin around 3 PM PT -- and with all Mayweather events, ya never really know what craziness could be in store.
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And it looks like that's the future that might be in store for whistleblower Chelsea Manning after she was denied a visa to visit Australia.
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A White House official said the United States was warning more economic pressures may be in store for Turkey if it refuses to release Brunson.
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The company hasn't decided its April to June quarter production target, but Nikkei reports that "a further cutback may be in store," without citing sources.
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After months of churning in a narrow range, the markets could be in store for a very sharp move, according to veteran technician Ralph Acampora.
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To learn more about what could be in store for Core Labs and the oil patch, Cramer spoke with its chairman and CEO, David Demshur.
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Without fiscal and monetary restraint, a prolonged bout of double-digit inflation may be in store, says William Jackson of Capital Economics, a London consultancy.
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During a recent interview with The Times, she did offer up a brief clue about what might be in store for her character this season.
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More spring crop sowing disruptions could be in store across the Midwestern crop belt as April is shaping up to be quite active weather-wise.
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A whirlwind romance may be in store, but if you're not in the mood for love, the energy is just as good for artistic creativity.
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To be sure, the index is still high relative to other periods in history and still suggests sharp moves may be in store for stocks.
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Twenty of the economists surveyed responded to a query on what, if any, central bank policy changes would be in store under a potential Temer presidency.
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"No one doubts that a (Fed) rate cut will be in store for us this time around," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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Now that the border's hardness or softness has become the biggest single problem in Britain's exit from the European Union, further oddities may be in store.
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The chart also indicates that a rally could be in store, although it does not give any insight how high the market could go, he added.
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INF Johan Camargo could be in store for some additional playing time at second base with Brandon Phillips going down with a strained right hamstring on Thursday.
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But my experience makes me wonder about what might be in store for the US. Would we be ready if we had a major outbreak of Zika?
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To find out what could be in store for the future of major oil and oil service stocks, Cramer spoke with Robert Moreno, a chartist, publisher ofRightViewTrading.
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Many pondered security changes that could be in store, but most acknowledged it was not feasible to give all 535 lawmakers on Capitol Hill a security detail.
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In July, the Sweetgreen founders told the New York Times that a solution to that problem could be in-store gift card machines that would accept cash.
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There is cause for concern among the foreign population, and when it comes to Muslims, like us, there is genuine dread about what might be in store.
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Let's take them one by one, using Trump's tweets -- from just a single crazy day -- as a disturbing vision of what may be in store this year.
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We don't know where the price of natural gas will go, what policymakers will do, or what kinds of economic or other disruptions might be in store.
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A spectacular future will be in store for this young man if he explores the outer limits of personal hair growth, and I state this as FACT.
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The cases of Dreamers who had and lost DACA reveal what could be in store for tens of thousands of others if Congress fails to act soon.
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The voters who abandoned Steyer offer a potential hint of what might be in store for Super Tuesday, when 14 states and a territory get their say.
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People who register to have their DNA tested and entered into a databank do so with some awareness that they might be in store for some surprises.
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The stock market in Milan plunged by more than five percent at closing on Monday over fears of what may be in store if the virus spreads.
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To find out what could be in store for the future of major oil and oil service stocks, Cramer spoke with Robert Moreno, a chartist, publisher of RightViewTrading.
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Sellers should be relieved to know that the new fees don't apply to them, but plenty remain fearful about what changes may be in store down the road.
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But just as Nicklaus came out of nowhere to win the 1986 Masters at the age of 46, Janzen felt the same could be in store for Woods.
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He is warning that a near-term pullback might be in store as most European indexes are up strongly in recent days and could be overheating a bit.
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"We suspect a frenetic week could be in store for British pound markets as Brexit and Bank of England policy risks clash head-on," ING's Viraj Patel said.
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While Google probably has some surprises up its sleeve, a seemingly endless stream of leaks has given us a good idea of what might be in store today.
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Investors should consider watching these names over the next week with care and caution; if these stocks don't stabilize, a more substantial market rout may be in store.
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Stomach-churning swings on Wall Street: For the U.S. stock market, the political and economic outlooks have suddenly darkened, and more volatility could be in store this week.
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Other shake-ups could be in store, including the renewed possibility that Mr. Trump might push out John Kelly, his chief of staff and Ms. Nielsen's old boss.
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The tremors may not be over The US Geological Survey (USGS) has modeled three forecasts of what may be in store for Puerto Rico over the next month.
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The pull-back may trigger more profit-taking, especially as weakness of the Egyptian pound in the black market on Sunday suggested more depreciation may be in store.
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With that in mind, we decided to get a sneak peek of what might be in store for Lady Bird on Oscar night by going directly to the source.
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While rumors haven't mentioned anything about Apple radically redesigning the general shape of the iPhone's rounded body, there are a number of significant changes that could be in store.
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Here's what happens in the movie's two credits scenes, and how one of them offers a significant hint as to what might be in store for future Warner Bros.
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While a secret kiss (or affair!) could also be in store (perhaps you'll just be pretending that you want alone time when your friends ask you to hang out
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Farmers from Missouri to South Dakota have seen their corn and soybean fields flooded as winter snow melts, a sign of what may be in store for North Dakota.
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CNN's international correspondents give their assessments on which world leaders are up and which are down at the end of 3693, and what might be in store next year.
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In the meantime, it represents a klaxon alarm about what may be in store for the public lands, the courts and the rule of law under the current president.
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The threatening message has human rights activists worried a fresh crackdown of Facebook or Twitter posts critical of the government may be in store ahead of presidential elections in March.
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The fear was that in a country with a divided political class that has struggled to establish stability since declaring independence from Serbia in 2008, chaos might be in store.
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Unless that approach changes direction or is held in check by a newly elected Congress starting in January 2019, a good deal more environmental harm seems to be in store.
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India's economic growth rate has seen a dismal run, but a turnaround could be in store much sooner than most expect, according to one of the country's richest business moguls.
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This is what would be in store for most of the hundreds of refugees that have been crossing into Canada, if they decided to declare themselves at a regular border.
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The industry has a poor track record on customer service, and could be in store for an earful from consumer-minded lawmakers on the Senate Homeland Security subcommittee on investigations.
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If you buy a purebred animal, chances are high they have a genetic predisposition to a number of diseases, and if you rescue a mix, anything could be in store.
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It was a wake-up call for the continent and starkly illustrated the hazards of extreme heat and what could be in store if nothing is done as the climate changes.
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Now that the House Oversight Committee is looking to interview Ivanka and Don Jr., a real showdown between AOC and the first daughter and White House advisor might be in store.
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However, with the stock up more than 56 percent since the election, Cramer spoke with Ionis' CEO Dr. Stanley Crooke to find out what could be in store for the future.
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Having recently reviewed Yakuza Kiwami I'd say that the new material is easily the strongest reason to play, so I'm deeply curious about what could be in store for Kiwami 2.
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In a sign of what may be in store, Trump's ambassador to Berlin tweeted within hours of taking up his post that German businesses should halt activities in Iran at once.
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So while oil industry spectators may think production cuts may be in store, the opposite is happening as rig counts rise, with last week marking the 20th straight week of additions.
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Later that same month, SEC Chair Mary Jo White announced that more cases could be in store, after the agency uncovered severance agreements that forced employees to forgo their whistleblower awards.
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At first, it seemed the country could still be in store for a March calendar chock-full of games — played in empty arenas and stadiums but still played and still televised.
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Now, with a world tour on the horizon and possibly more music videos to come, we're excited to see what other nail-art looks might be in store for the artist.
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Unless we deal finally with the false notion that "central economic planning" can replace actual capitalism as the driver of American growth, we may be in store for far, far worse.
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The U.S. stock market got off to a strong start in 2019, and history shows Wall Street may be in store for more gains, according to data compiled by Ned Davis Research.
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The cat/dog paradigm has reigned for far too long; whole new realms of cuteness and companionship might be in store for us, once we start reviving woolly mammoths and Great auks.
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With the stock down more than 16 percent for the year, Cramer spoke with Wayfair's co-founder and CEO, Niraj Shah, to find out what could be in store for the company.
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To find out what could be in store for the future, Cramer spoke with the former CEO and now executive chairman Jim Reid-Anderson, and John Duffey the former CFO now CEO.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo hinted in a speech last week that more changes, such as higher capital requirements, could be in store for banks which trade and own physical commodities.
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Also, meeting an A-list celebrity like Kevin Bacon early in his career gave Randy this illusion that he too could be in store for that one in a million showbiz career.
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Activist hedge fund D.E. Shaw in recent weeks has announced it's taken a position in Emerson Electric, which means a shake-up may or may not be in store for the company.
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Mr. Pai, in a sign that additional swipes at privacy rules may be in store, also said the commission should not be engaged in any policing of broadband providers over online privacy.
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With the market volatility on his mind, Cramer decided to take a look at the charts to find out what could be in store for the CBOE volatility index, known as the VIX.
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Instead, Chyna might be in store for a legal war with Rob Kardashian, who's livid she put 1-year-old Dream in harm's way ... though Chyna claims she was actually defending their daughter.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture pegged this year's acres to rise 20143 million acres from 2016's record area, but many analysts believe increases closer to 5 million acres could be in store.
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By the conclusion of the first act of "Just to Get Married," an old-fashioned happy ending — the kind that's set to a wedding march — would appear to be in store for Georgie.
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Pixel 2 XL Pixel 2 XL The Pixel 22 starts at $23 (23GB of storage) while the base model Pixel 22 is currently priced at $22, though more price drops could be in store.
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Donald Trump plans to nominate Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt to head the Environmental Protection Agency — a pro-industry, anti-regulation pick that suggests big, big changes could be in store for environmental policy.
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ABOUT CAL (5843-2584, 244-217): Wilcox said changes could be in store after the Bears recorded just one play longer than 15 yards and allowed eight sacks in the dismal showing against Washington.
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King tells us that it actually surprised her how strongly the audience reacted to that relationship but teases that viewers may be in store for more than just a steamy romp between sex buddies.
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With the stock down more than 16 percent for the year, Cramer spoke with Wayfair's co-founder and CEO Niraj Shah to find out what could be in store for the company going forward.
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Farmers from Missouri to South Dakota have seen their corn and soybean fields flooded after recent heavy rain and as winter snow melts, a sign of what may be in store for North Dakota.
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Indeed, the recent $57 million fine from France's data protection watchdog is only a taste of what could be in store for companies like Facebook and Google for non-compliance with new privacy laws.
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And if Mr. Kratz, the academy's president since 2009, has given the place a "new currency," as Mr. Fischl asserted, may something bigger be in store for him and the board chairwoman, Ms. Guggenheim?
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But it arrived amid a creeping anxiety that new revelations, like the one late Sunday from former national security adviser John Bolton that exploded a core premise of Trump's defense, could be in store.
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But it arrived amid a creeping anxiety that new revelations, like the one late Sunday from Bolton, Trump's former national security adviser, that exploded a core premise of Trump's defense, could be in store.
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But according to one trader who relies heavily on the charts and options market, a bounce could be in store, and he has a strategy that could make a lot off of a small move.
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Farmers from Missouri to South Dakota have seen their corn and soybean fields flooded by swollen rivers as winter snow melts, a sign of what may be in store for North Dakota when temperatures warm.
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We need only look at what veterans and whistleblowers have experienced at the Department of Veterans Affairs to see what could be in store — and already is for those living in states like South Dakota.
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The company at the time warned that changes could be in store, saying: Most of the programming/content you watch on PlayStation Vue is licensed from programmers for the right to air their networks/channels.
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And he reiterated his threat to impose tariffs on automobiles from countries that do not agree to trade deals that benefit the United States, suggesting that tariffs on Japanese cars could soon be in store.
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There's the occasional vague hint or veiled reference about what may or may not be in store, but for the most part the actors — particularly Kit Harington, for obvious reasons — have mastered the art of silence.
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"But even if a technical reprieve could be in store, potential USD strength and mild market sentiment despite a significant plunge suggest any oversold relief will be transient, and fraught with bouts of volatility," he said.
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We can learn a lot from Turkey's journey to repression under Erdogan, not least what could be in store for America if Trump decides to go down a similar path, even in a very mild fashion.
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"WTI crude may be in store for further punishment moving forward with production in the United States rising consistently and the inflated inventories simply counteracting the efforts of OPEC to stabilize the oil markets," he said.
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In another scenario, if the market is declining and the A/D line is not falling to the same degree, that divergence indicates the sell-off is growing tired and a bounce should be in store.
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However, such investors can reallocate within their stock holdings, Benz said — perhaps by adopting some more foreign versus U.S. stocks, since the former underperformed domestic equities last year and may be in store for stronger returns.
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Much worse could be in store, such as a nuclear test, or another intercontinental ballistic missile launch perhaps in the guise of putting a satellite in orbit, or even a lethal attack against innocent South Koreans.
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More delays to a resolution of the governor's race could be in store because of a federal lawsuit filed by Francis X. De Luca, president of the Civitas Institute, a conservative think tank based in Raleigh.
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Few states are quite as bitterly divided as this one, but there are hints here, too, of what may be in store for a nation that is just as divided and bruised after the presidential election.
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However, a sterner test may yet be in store for credit markets in 2017 as European political event-risk mounts, the reduction in volatility from ECB quantitative easing (QE) wears off, and medium-term inflation expectations rise.
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In a warning sign of what might be in store, a Wall Street rout this week sent the Tokyo's Nikkei share average crashing into bear market territory, underscoring how synchronized Japan is to the global economic cycle.
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Trump's decision to tap former Republican SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins to help manage the Trump team's transition efforts at the SEC and other financial agencies offers a window into some other changes that could be in store.
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West hasn't said how long he'll keep the series going, but if releasing a full album doesn't slow the releases down, we could be in store for new music from Kanye every week for the foreseeable future.
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The wearable may include speed improvements and a GPS chip, according to 9to5Mac, while a slimmer design, Touch ID and a touch panel in place of hardware keys could all be in store for the revamped MacBook.
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Nevertheless, I loaded up Doom, Star Crystal, Species II, Ghosts of Mars, Total Recall, and The Last Days on Mars, to help Elon Musk prepare for what may be in store for when SpaceX finally gets there.
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Before we get started on what my flight was actually like, here is a shot from a Vietjet YouTube video of the promised bikinis, to give you an idea of what I thought might be in store.
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The premise of their questions was that the series was all but over and that it was already time for Epstein to start talking about 2005 and what changes might be in store for the Red Sox' roster.
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In the new study, researchers showed how rising CO2 levels would impact nutrition in the 10 countries that eat the most rice as a proportion of their daily diets, suggesting that a dire future may be in store.
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At Golden Globes after-parties, several women involved in Time's Up said that while their activist work would carry on strong, they didn't know (or perhaps weren't willing to say) what may be in store for the Oscars.
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But few topics in education are more controversial than the idea of diverting public money to private institutions, and Iowa has become a study in the kind of political fights that may be in store for the administration.
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While airlines and cruise ship operators have yet to report declines in bookings because of the disease, that may be in store if the virus lingers, Credit Suisse analyst Julie Yates said in a research note on Thursday.
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These newfangled numbers aren't the be-all, end-all, but they speak well to the way Morales swings the bat, and suggest that very good things could be in store in a more hitter-friendly environment, like Rogers Centre.
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Why it matters: It's a sobering look at what could be in store for specific mining-dependent regions, where coal revenues account for a third or more of the budget, and the sector's collapse could have severe ripple effects.
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While we've already seen a series of trailers and a brief gameplay snippet at Sony's PlayStation 4 Pro announcement, the new footage is the first real look at what will be in store when Andromeda comes out next year.
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So the Sacramento melee seemed like a miniature preview of what might be in store in Cleveland, especially when the white supremacist group responded to the clash by declaring it would protect Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention.
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I'll be honest, I don't watch Outlander, so I can't tell you a ton about what's happening in this season 5 trailer, but it looks like plenty more time travel shenanigans, incredible accents, and of course, intrigue will be in store.
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And while Salke's statements were light on key details – like when such an effort would reach end users, for example, or what changes, exactly, would be in store, there's plenty of room to speculate on what Prime Video's app today lacks.
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Of course, given that the Starz series adapts only a small part of Neil Gaiman's original novel, it's worth picking that up as well, to see just what might be in store for Shadow Moon, and the others in season 2.
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The opening salvo is a measure of the hostility that may be in store for Zelenskiy, a 41-year-old comedian who beat incumbent president, Petro Poroshenko, in Sunday's election despite having no prior political experience or representation in parliament.
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After the American invasion of Iraq, Gadhafi recognized what might be in store for him if he didn't dismantle his nuclear weapons program, which he agreed to do, shipping abroad 25 tons of equipment and documentation, including enrichment centrifuge components.
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The shake-up in the segment is a harbinger of what could be in store for the much larger prescription drug sector when Amazon moves into that market and uses its purchasing power to squeeze prices, as is widely anticipated.
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And because a full moon will swell tides this weekend, "moderate to major" coastal floods could be in store from Maryland and Delaware to Connecticut — including coastal New York — said Michael Lowry, a storm surge specialist for The Weather Channel.
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But the Middle East drama in the third and fourth millennia BC illustrates the much-underestimated role of earthly forces in shaping and utterly turning history — and is a window into what may be in store for current and future generations.
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The tests started in the beginning of June and have no set end date, said Mike England, a national spokesman for the T.S.A. "If both trials are successful, fliers could be in store for faster and more efficient security," he said.
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It wasn't on account of bawdy routines and occasionally crude chants at football games, or fears of what might be in store when Robert K. Kraft, the New England Patriots owner and a Columbia football benefactor, turned up at a game.
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Mr. Murphy spent Tuesday making his pitch in between the screaming horns of incoming trains at the East Rutherford train station, saying that a fare increase could be in store for New Jersey Transit riders if his budget is not adopted.
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Officials warned that with several large fires that were still burning (and no more than 15 percent contained), as well as winds that, though easing a bit, were expected to remain high on Friday, dangerous surprises could still be in store.
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"With the growing threat of euroskeptic parties destabilizing the eurozone's unity weighing heavily on sentiment, the euro may be in store for further punishment," Lukman Otunuga, a research analyst with FXTM, a foreign exchange brokerage firm, told ABC News last week.
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And it's an omen of what could be in store for the United Kingdom on a much bigger scale and with much more at stake if it departs the European Union in October without a deal to protect trade in goods and services.
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Investors initially took his upbeat assessment of the U.S. economy as a sign he was more of a policy "hawk" than Yellen, and that four rate hikes might be in store for this year rather than the three previously telegraphed by the Fed.
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EditorsNote: Slight changes to 3rd and 4th grafs; corrects details in 7th graf After back-to-back primetime victories, there was some concern No. 103 Penn State might be in store for a letdown on Saturday against Michigan State at East Lansing, Mich.
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If a rogue scientist tinkering quietly in a lab can smash through norms, local laws, and meddle with the human genome to feed his own ego or scientific curiosity, the worry is that many more dangerous applications of CRISPR could be in store.
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Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton have struggled during a recent stretch of primary contests, but big wins could be in store for both candidates in New York and Pennsylvania, according to two surveys released on Sunday that show them holding wide leads.
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Forecasters said it was too early to predict what could be in store next winter, although there were some preliminary indications of a so-called El Nino climate pattern that warms the ocean and typically brings more rain and snow to California.
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I had the chance to ask Taro, Yoshida, and Saito a bit about the process behind the quest line's development and what might be in store for Nier: Automata and Final Fantasy XIV fans in the remaining parts of the quest line.
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Grinning wide-eyed at this strange land where they had been sent, often against their will, in circumstances they did not fully understand, with little foreboding of what might be in store, their photographs of ordinary wartime days have a special poignancy.
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In honor of National Diabetes Month, Verge Science's latest video takes a look at the issues surrounding insulin and what might be in store for the drug — and for people like me who rely on it every day — in the years to come.
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So in an effort to simplify things, we're highlighting the top 5 must-watch events from this year's convention, and breaking down what you can expect to learn, who you can expect to see and what surprises might be in store for this year's festivities.
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Hours after the UK's historic vote to exit the European Union shocked the world and sent financial markets crashing, British expats gathered at local pubs in New York to express their disbelief and speculate on what may be in store for their country's future.
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In a sign of what might be in store, the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute, a research organisation, said on Monday that national rainy-day funds might take a further $400 billion out of global equities this year if oil stays between $13 and $40.
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If you're willing to wait, the complete collection will officially be in-store on Monday, September 18, and if you're one of the first 25 people in line at the shop that day, you will receive a free Sanrio Candy Cube of your choice.
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The series has woven the idea of different beliefs throughout the seasons, and though you could argue it was all for world-building and not for the series' endgame, I have a feeling something spiritually abstract could be in store in the final season.
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Elsewhere, we've been highlighting for you over the past week some of the data that suggest Democrats could be in store for big gains in the House this year, from closer-than-expected special elections and liberal enthusiasm to relevant trends in election history.
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With Democrats winning a majority in the House of Representatives and with Republicans holding on to their majority in the Senate in Tuesday's midterm election, two years of gridlock could well be in store for the U.S. Congress when it comes to economic policymaking.
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Pyongyang last week carried out its sixth and biggest nuclear test and Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera warned more provocations could be in store after the U.N. Security Council stepped up sanctions, imposing a ban on the North's textile exports and capping crude oil imports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is warning more economic pressures may be in store for Turkey if it refuses to release a jailed American pastor, a White House official said on Tuesday, in a dispute that has further strained relations between the NATO allies.
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STICK TO ONE BRAND Most safari-goers, Ms. Mikkelson said, visit multiple camps on the same trip to experience different ecosystems, activities and animal viewing offerings, but few know that if they stay at properties within the same portfolio, discounts may be in store.
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The experience of Chen and others like him offers a stark warning of what may be in store for importers of everything from cars to seafood, among many other items on China's list of 545 American products that will face an additional 25 percent levy.
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You know what's important to you and you're ready to fight for it, Sagittarius—but tread carefully today: Tempers are short and a big fight may be in store thanks to a clash between Mars and Pluto…but this clash could result in hot sex, too!
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Traders still think the pound will be more volatile than other major currencies such as the euro and Swiss franc, though, and say the indication of calm is more reflective of the subdued price action of the most recent period, rather than of what could be in store.
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Here's the bad stuff that could be in store if the technology doesn't take off: The economic costs to slow climate change would soar, becoming up to 140% more expensive compared to other scenarios, according to the United Nations latest summary of scientific work done on the issue.
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Kardashian, 34, revealed this week that she and her BFF Malika Haqq have a "secret project" in the works, and to tease what may be in store, the mother of one shared a sexy Instagram photo of herself wearing a hot pink bodysuit and matching long-sleeve cover-up.
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With midterm elections less than a week away, speculation is building as to what changes might be in store in Washington, D.C. Specifically, Kudlow was asked during a forum on small business how the administration would respond if Democrats press for a $15 an hour national minimum wage.
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You've watched it over and over again trying to pick up the clues in a teaser that says little — actually, literally, nothing, since there's no dialogue just the foreboding soundtrack of James' "Sit Down" — but hints at what could be in store for Jon Snow, Khaleesi and Cersei.
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The pair of developments ramped up the political pressure surrounding the administration's interpretation of Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination in education based on sex, and signaled that a drawn-out legal battle — possibly going as far as the Supreme Court — could be in store.
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It'll be interesting to see if customers choose to upgrade in the same way they do with Apple's other high selling devices, and what other updates might be in store (please made variable fit tip design, Apple, so that I can finally wear these things without requiring a little foam sleeve).
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Kensho tracked the performance of semiconductor ETFs over the last eight years during CES and concluded that more gains could be in store for the SMH this week: Since 2012, the VanEck Vectors Semiconductors ETF logs an average gain of nearly 1% during the four-day span of the event.
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In terms of the life that could exist in Lake Mercer, the SALSA scientists could definitely be in store for something interesting, as Nature News reports:Evidence pulled up from the drilling project at Lake Whillans has spawned a series of discoveries that have shaped the current programme at Lake Mercer, 40 kilometres to the southeast.
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Face ID uses a 3D camera array built out of a variety of technologies Apple has acquired since 2013 or so and miniaturized for use in the iPhone X. The phone drops this week and Apple has taken some pains to point out that there will be in-store stock in 55 countries, after many reports of shortages.
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That fortuitous bit of timing offers a good opportunity to consider what might be in store for the most important amendment outside the Bill of Rights, and arguably the most consequential provision of the entire Constitution, as Justice Anthony Kennedy steps down and the court gains a solid hard-right majority that could last deep into the 220st century.
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That is why Cramer turned to the insight of oil magnate, financier and philanthropist T. Boone Pickens, to discuss the future of energy for the U.S. The recent rout in oil has prompted many investors to ask what could be in store for 2016, as many speculate that crude will continue to trade in the $30s for the foreseeable future.
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If Trump sticks with his campaign spending promises but decides to make a bigger push to rein in the deficit, more cuts could be in store for programs such as food assistance for the poor, college Pell Grants for the poor and some income assistance for poor senior citizens, said Sharon Parrott, senior fellow at the Center of Budget and Policy Priorities.
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But Trump's picks to head the U.S. health department and its top regulator on Tuesday, along with his recent softening on some aspects of the existing law, is a sign to some sector insiders that instead of chaos, an orderly transition of up to three years to replace it with a plan that healthcare companies actually want could be in store.
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If Trump sticks with his campaign spending promises but decides to make a bigger push to rein in the deficit, more cuts could be in store for programs such as food assistance for the poor, college Pell Grants for the poor, and some income assistance for poor senior citizens, said Sharon Parrott, senior fellow at the Center of Budget and Policy Priorities.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is set on Tuesday to deliver his first State of the Union address since taking office, and Washington is gearing up for what may be in store.
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