We're guessing she might be in the market to negotiate.
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He seems to be in the market for a monitor.
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Verizon Communications may be in the market for a cable guy.
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So, at some point, yeah, we'll be in the market again.
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Kourtney Kardashian might be in the market for a new safe.
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By that time all the bullish news will be in the market.
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Indian buyers were also heard to be in the market seeking supply.
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For now, fear of war doesn't seem to be in the market.
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Dallas will be in the market for every superstar that comes available.
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There's also a great selection of bridal lingerie, should you be in the market.
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The stronger the network effect, the stronger the company's position will be in the market.
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Why be in the market when a timeframe may or may not have some volatility?
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"Within weeks after they're allowed, they'll be in the market," Mr. Larsen of G.M. said.
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Real patriotic The New England Patriots may be in the market for a new long snapper.
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Young people can be in the market for the long term, which adds to their value.
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"Whatever the extra (it) won't be in the market but go for our refining," he said.
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It's tough to say which media company might be in the market for Tumblr at this point.
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By the spring of 2020, NBCUniversal's Peacock and WarnerMedia's HBO Max will also be in the market.
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To win the game of investing, we will have to be in the market for the long run.
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Unima expects to be in the market next year, and is planning tests for Influenza, Dengue, and STDs.
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Images: TrademeIf you happen to be in the market for 400 vintage boomboxes, then it's your lucky da.
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Cleveland and the Jets will most likely be in the market for a free-agent quarterback as well.
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SoftBank-backed farming startup Plenty could be in the market to raise a fresh $100 million in funding.
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My money will be in the market for decades, so I know it will grow in value again.
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If you were preparing for the end of the world, you would be in the market for a Raptor.
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So if you happen to be in the market for icons, today is a very good day for you.
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So even if you don't need a smartwatch, you might be in the market for a Beyoncé branded scent.
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DoorDash, relatedly, was said to be in the market recently, but unable to close a new, large funding round.
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Should Prescott elect to make a move so bold, the Cowboys would be in the market for a quarterback.
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The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond reported that Betts could be in the market for a $400 million deal.
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"I do think there are better places to be in the market," she told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Thursday.
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We have the ability of lower-quality borrowers to be in the market, which also increases the risk-taking.
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If you have a two- to three-year-old router, you should be in the market to replace it.
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Gobee is likely to be in the market to raise more funding to realize that globalization push soon, Cohen admitted.
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Sean, whose day job is being an elementary school teacher, sure seemed to be in the market earlier on Saturday.
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Yu addressed the tough conditions in the U.S., saying it's not necessary to be in the market in order to grow.
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The Green Bay Packers could be in the market this week after losing Aaron Rodgers to a broken collarbone on Sunday.
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I'd also expect them to be in the market for Ravens OL Kelechi Osemele based on his talent and their rebuild .
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It might be in the market for Sergio Busquets, the holding midfielder for Barcelona who played under Guardiola when he coached there.
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"The latter are all gone except for Lionsgate," Afra added, which is rumored to be in the market for a possible buyout.
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Low interest rates have helped some buyers, but only those who have good enough credit to be in the market at all.
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Unless you're hiding a law degree somewhere, you'll probably be in the market for some professional legal advice sooner rather than later.
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They will allow 2.1 (percent), 2.3 (percent) type of inflation rates to be in the market and only then address the problem.
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If you need cash this year for, say, tuition payments or a home down payment, those funds shouldn't be in the market.
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"They're preparing to be in the market, but that could change," said Fritchen, whose firm conducts an annual study on ACA participation.
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"You cannot just be in the market to make money," said Hans Tung, a managing partner at venture capital firm GGV Capital.
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While we might not be in the market for sex robots designed specifically for us, women consumers otherwise dominate the sex toy market.
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If you do happen to be in the market for a new device, Best Buy is offering great deals on select Surface devices.
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You, personally, may not be in the market for a pair of $250 BAPE sweatpants, but a whole market full of people are.
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With its new mortgage lending product, LendingHome is going after the 15.8 million home buyers projected to be in the market by 2025.
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"We won't have the commercial product in the market in 2017, but we do expect to be in the market shortly thereafter," Frost said.
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Bumble, meanwhile, has its sights on India as well, having said it plans to be in the market in full force by year-end.
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Cashman said that the rotation was a "position of need" and that the team could be in the market to add some new arms.
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If you happen to be in the market for a new grill, know that you can buy electric ones that run on clean energy.
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The company then directed more ads to those areas, assuming that households there may be in the market for products like its disinfecting wipes.
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China is expected to be in the market for imported pork as the deadly hog disease African swine fever has decimated the country's domestic herd.
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Other side: For BASF, this deal a course reversal on seeds and an announcement that it will be in the market for future sector acquisitions.
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And, if your usual workouts entail more than just scrolling Amazon on your phone, then you might be in the market for some new sneakers.
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The central bank last week reiterated its view the rupiah is undervalued and said it will continue to be in the market to smooth out volatility.
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For those who may have forgotten, Rory and Dean first kissed when Rory was pretending to be in the market buying a box a corn starch.
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It provides yet another reminder that investing in stocks is inherently risky: Unless you are prepared to accept losses, you should not be in the market.
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You might not be in the market for a new device right now, but everyone likes bargains, so this deals round-up still pertains to you.
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So, if you've been looking to upgrade your Chromebook or happen to be in the market for a new laptop, it might be worth the wait.
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The Mets could also be in the market for relief help, with Jerry Blevins and Fernando Salas, two solid relievers last season, eligible for free agency.
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"To get the price you need to be in the market, most of the time, you have to go to the Far East," Betts told CNN.
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If I were an art collector with a checkbook at the ready, I'd be in the market, ideally, for works that could momentarily soothe my mind.
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After all, even the biggest long-term bear on the institutional side of the business has to be "in the market" if it's rallying into year-end.
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Satisfied with the near-term pipeline, he said AbbVie would be in the market for deals that could help drive growth in the 2023-2025 time frame.
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Taxing imported washing machines is a big deal for the washing machine industry and for people who happen to be in the market for a washing machine.
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Bhang CEO Jamie Pearson told Business Insider that the company made its decision to be in the market in 2017, even before regulations surrounding edibles were announced.
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Odds: 9/1Why he could sign there: The Panthers are another team that might be in the market for a new quarterback ahead of the 2020 season.
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He said that he too "might be in the market" for a new pet to join the dogs he has at home and brings to the office.
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And, with reports that several NFL teams could be in the market for a new owner in 2019, Kraft's support of Diddy could play a big role.
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In 2016 she suggested her Goop-ers gift a $8,300 Groovy Yurt, to… all the people you know who happen to be in the market for a yurt.
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With Ezekiel Elliott expected to FINALLY serve his 6-game suspension (maybe) -- the Dallas Cowboys could be in the market for a running back ... so .... enter Reggie Bush??
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You may be over those $150 designer jeans, but someone else may be in the market for exactly that, albeit at a fraction of the cost you paid.
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"We are in conversation with all government agencies and are optimistic we will be in the market soon," said Aluwi, who also serves as Go-Jek chief information officer.
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"This would be an exchange of players and I think one would replace the other," Wenger said, adding that he would still be in the market for more recruits.
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"We believe if not for that manufacturing issue on the ramp (of Battery B), the Note 7 would still be in the market," Samsung's US head Tim Baxter says.
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"It's still important to have a bricks-and-mortar presence, especially for companies that want to be in the market and express themselves and control their identity," Futterman said.
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With Uber increasing its focus on India after agreeing to sell its China business to Didi, Ola might be expected to be in the market for another funding round.
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Now, with rumblings Tom Brady might retire (yeah right) the Patriots could be in the market for a QB ... and Manziel wants to make sure he's top of mind.
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"The plan is to have the initial phase completed and commissioned by end of June 2022... we should be in the market with our product by then," he said.
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If Hill is next in line for the Saints starting job, Payton might be in the market for a new special teams sensation when free agency hits next year.
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It was the time when Sony was king and so I decided it would be interesting to be in the market leader from a lower position and joined Sega.
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Digital transformation is everywhere," Block said, "and that's why companies are coming to us as their trusted advisor, and it's a very exciting time to be in the market.
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These doctors are selling themselves as brands to people who enjoy the voyeuristic fun of Bravo, and, you know, might also be in the market for a health care provider.
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She left while pregnant with her second child and said she'll eventually be in the market for a new job and will likely look for something in marketing or communications.
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ABOUT THE PREDATORS (24-18-8): The Predators also may be in the market for offense before the trade deadline as they rank 18th in the league in scoring (43).
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"If someone wants to be in the market, and I always have part of my assets in equities, then I think other markets than the U.S. are more attractive," said Faber.
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The Warriors are rumored to be in the market for free agent C Anderson Varejao, who was traded by the Cleveland Cavaliers at the deadline and then waived by Portland. 2.
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Discovery Ads can be targeted to people who seem to be in the market to buy something or have taken an action like watching a video or going to a website.
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But CEO Aaron Levie says the enterprise cloud storage company stands to benefit from cloud migration, and may even be in the market for some small acquisitions as growth picks up.
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Now, Jenner might be in the market for someone other than super momager Kris to help her keep things afloat now that her assistant has officially stepped away from the company.
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If you're one of the proud owners of the brand-new Apple Watch Series 4, you're going to be in the market for some cool, useful accessories for your cool, useful accessory.
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There's even an electric chainsaw thrown in for good measure, because you just might be in the market for a coffee machine and a powerful 2000 watt device with robust metal gearing.
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Although cash-rich investors are already discounting the election result, borrowers are reluctant to be in the market for fear of any ensuing volatility that could disrupt the market or derail deals.
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There had been speculation the Yankees would be in the market for a top pitcher as the July 27 trade deadlineapproached, but they always have seem to have room for big boppers.
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If you happen to be in the market for a soundbar and a new streaming media player, then the Roku 9101R could be the convenient all-in-one device you're looking for.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria could eventually be in the market for up to 10 new or used fighter jets to replace its ageing Soviet-designed MiG-29s, Defense Minister Krasimir Karakachanov said on Tuesday.
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And given that smartphones and laptops are quickly switching over to the new standard, chances are a lot of people are going to be in the market for an extra cable sometime soon.
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Banks also might not be the only acquirers, as insurance or tech companies could be in the market as they look to jump start their digital strategy or expand deeper into consumer finance.
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The beloved Asian emporium Pearl River Mart will reopen in a new location should you be in the market for, say, a glazed ceramic sake set ($2250) or a cast-iron teapot ($39.50).
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I think VR's still pretty far off in the distance, if you consider even just the number of headsets that are going to be in the market in the next x number of years.
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Bernstein thinks the biggest moves will be in the market as a whole, in and Dow Jones indexes, but also in drug and bank stocks, both of which are targets of the Democratic Party.
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Now is an extremely fun time to be in the market for a new smartphone and these two new Android flagships are setting a fine example for everyone to follow in the year ahead.
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Jane's by IHS Markit predicts that countries such as Sri Lanka, Kazakhstan and the Philippines could be in the market for Chinese drones, with Malaysia potentially seeking 24 units and Indonesia looking at 20.
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YFN Lucci might be in the market for a bulletproof ride now that his G-Wagon is riddled with bullet holes from a drive-by shooting that left one person in the vehicle injured.
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"As we come toward the close of the first quarter a lot of foreign owned corporate will be in the market on the demand side," said David Bagambe, a trader at Diamond Trust Bank Uganda.
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"A price increase of 25% will likely put a new video game console out of reach for many American families who we expect to be in the market for a console this holiday season," they added.
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"It should be much quicker for commercial autonomous vehicles to be in the market as real products that are generating revenue and building real businesses," says Stefan Steltz-Axmacher, the founder of truck tech company Starsky Robotics.
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Even though in retrospect the couple would have been fine if they had left the money in stock over the past year, Mr. Korb is firm that money needed within five years shouldn't be in the market.
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The end of the ECB's massive crisis-era stimulus program could be a challenging moment for European bonds, given that the ECB will no longer be in the market purchasing sovereign paper and providing some sort of backstop.
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The new standalone company, which has about 100 employees and will be headquartered in Boston, is in the process of onboarding its first clients now and will be in the market and "generally available" sometime in early 2019.
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"It comes from a range of social perceptions and stereotypes... ideas such as women's place, that women perhaps shouldn't be in the market, that women have lower status, that women are of lesser value than men," she said.
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Reviews have been almost universally positive for the small console, which is not surprising, so a lot of folks will probably also be in the market for accessories – like this new wireless SNES-inspired retro gamepad from 8bitdo.
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The data showed Clorox which ZIP codes around the country had increases in fevers; the company then directed more ads to those areas, assuming that households there may be in the market for products like its disinfecting wipes.
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With the bloc's economy reeling from a global slowdown and incapable of generating enough growth domestically, the ECB could be in the market for years to come, gobbling up significant swathes of the bonds issued by indebted governments.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers don't appear to have many weaknesses, but they have been rumored to be in the market for starting pitching as the trade deadline approaches - a need that may have become more pronounced over the weekend.
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With the Spanish giants certain to be in the market for a replacement for the Brazilian forward - and with a hefty budget to invest - the Neymar move could set off a chain reaction of deals at top clubs across Europe.
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Indonesia's Go-Jek is in talks with Philippine authorities to get its ride-hailing service application reconsidered, after it was rejected this month by regulators, and hopes to be in the market soon, co-founder Kevin Aluwi said on Thursday.
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Rahil Berani, vice president and director of programmatic at Digitas North America, said for items that can be bought repetitively, advertisers can suppress people who have recently purchased that product since they won't be in the market for more right away.
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Below we take a look at teams that could be in the market to sign the superstar quarterback, whether due to a need to win now, a need for a bridge quarterback, or a need for some serious star power.
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That outlet&aposs reporter Leandre Grecia also said the sound system appeared to be quite impressive, which makes sense when you consider the kind of person who might be in the market for the Forester Ultimate Customized Kit Special edition.
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The store will carry a downtown edit that includes nine brands not carried at the Fifth Avenue flagship — good news should you be in the market for a Vetements hoodie ($219,050), say, or something from Haider Ackermann, Dries Van Noten or Rick Owens.
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And while Cramer said Wall Street may still be underestimating how a stronger euro could affect other consumer goods companies like 3M or Johnson & Johnson, he had little doubt that the right place to be in the market right now is tech.
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The "Call of Duty" franchise is a perennial best-seller but the simultaneous success of "Modern Warfare" and "Mobile" indicates that mobile and premium versions of games can be in the market at the same time without harming each other&aposs sales.
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"I fell like people will try to serve (the individual) market … but the question is what part of the market do carriers think they have the best chance of serving, depending on how much public money there's going to be in the market," said Hempstead.
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To be fair, though, even with a refreshed device, Apple wouldn't really be competing with all of Roku's product line; rather it's only targeting those who would be in the market for the high-end Roku Ultra streaming player, not a basic device or stick.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland could eventually be in the market for as many as 70 new fighter jets or as few as 20 under scenarios laid out on Tuesday by a defense ministry task force examining how to replace the neutral country's aging air force fleet.
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And-- Warren Buffett might be in the-- might be in the market for-- a smart phone-- 'cause we really don't know whether he's gonna take the plunge or not from his-- got one of them big, Gordon Gekko-- phones that he had on the beach.
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But for investors who need to be in the market long-term to be able to generate a financial cushion for later in life, the reasoning of financial advisors who believe that EM should be part of a long-term portfolio is more apt.
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To really get the most bang for your buck, you'd need to know what services you're going to be in the market for, decide which hospital you'll want to go to for those services, and sign up for the insurance policy with the lowest price for what you need.
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"My slightly guarded view about these things is that when you have a market in a couple of sectors and there seems to be a hole in the market, quite often there's a reason for the hole to be in the market," CEO Warren East told investors on Friday.
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Pulling out a color-coded spreadsheet that he said included the names of about 22014,22016 billionaires, he explained that by his calculation, roughly 50 to 100 of the people on that list would be in the market for such a property — Middle Eastern royalty or a Russian oligarch being a few of the possibilities he bandied about.
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You can score an amazing deal on pretty much anything you might be in the market for (or want to pick up just because), including eyeshadow palettes and face kits from Benefit Cosmetics and Urban Decay, Julep's cult-favorite Crème to Powder Eyeshadow Stick, a titanium blow-dryer from CHI, and the game-changing Neutrogena Light Therapy Acne Mask that's got the beauty world buzzing.
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There are a few theories about that liberal tilt: He has always been a secret progressive, thwarted by a Republican Senate (which he was all too willing to work with for eight years); he has been secretly scared to the left by last year's primary challenge by Cynthia Nixon (whom he handily dispatched in September); he is secretly running for president and knows the Democratic Party may be in the market for a pure-at-heart firebrand who can back up rhetoric with accomplishments (Mr.
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