Could slightly less hideous play tables be on the horizon?
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And even more effective options may be on the horizon.
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Another Bachelor in Paradise engagement might be on the horizon!
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A No Limit edition shoe might be on the horizon.
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Alas, such clarity doesn't seem to be on the horizon.
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Sudan Better news may be on the horizon in Sudan.
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But other concerns, and decisions, may be on the horizon.
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Changes to the industry, however, may be on the horizon.
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But federal regulation of PFAS may be on the horizon.
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I believe that heightened equity volatility may be on the horizon.
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It sounds like more Baldwins may soon be on the horizon!
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But more changes in the market may be on the horizon.
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That means that even more plants may be on the horizon.
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The company indicated that more deals could be on the horizon.
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It seems inevitable that a fourth must be on the horizon.
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Relief could finally be on the horizon, but perhaps at a cost.
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She also revealed that a new album may be on the horizon.
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They felt strongly that a bright future could be on the horizon.
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New consumer rights for airline passengers may soon be on the horizon.
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More brick-and-mortar partnerships may be on the horizon, Zak says.
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A medical miracle to treat phenylketonuria (PKU) may be on the horizon.
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Travel restrictions for Americans visiting Cuba may be on the horizon, however.
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Transform Co. warned more store closures could soon be on the horizon.
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The tragedy is that another one may be on the horizon. ♦
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The good news is that change seems to be on the horizon.
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According to one TED talk, mind-reading technology might be on the horizon.
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The showrunner's answer reveals that yet another twist could be on the horizon.
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Such an out of body event may actually be on the horizon, however.
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Then there are the concerns that a downturn could be on the horizon.
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Tell-all TBD More bombshells from Manigault-Newman may be on the horizon.
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Sharitha's so angry about it, she says a lawsuit could be on the horizon.
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We first speculated that an exit could be on the horizon at that time.
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Stockman, however, doesn't believe either one can prevent what may be on the horizon.
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However, we believe that a course correction may be on the horizon for 2016.
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So a deluxe edition of the Mario encyclopedia might possibly be on the horizon.
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After his recent work, a career in social media might be on the horizon.
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More could be on the horizon, of course, but that's the list for now.
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A better-lit future may, however, be on the horizon for two big reasons.
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The U.S. government's partial shutdown has ended, but another could be on the horizon.
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It appears as though a Trump-Kim summit 2.0 might be on the horizon.
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Changes in education and labor policy are also said to be on the horizon.
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Naturally, people were wondering if another Destiny's Child reunion would be on the horizon.
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Other major mistakes that would be harder to reverse could be on the horizon.
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Goop says that new product lines like home furnishings may also be on the horizon.
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A new hope may be on the horizon, though, in an unlikely guise: virtual reality.
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LaVorgna said there are other warning signs that a recession could be on the horizon.
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As the Trump administration has indicated, big changes may be on the horizon for NASA.
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This is seen by investors as signal that a recession may be on the horizon.
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Could an explosion of bathroom bills beyond North Carolina state lines be on the horizon?
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Good things may be on the horizon if their roster can start to get healthy.
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Finally, could a deal finally be on the horizon in the US-China trade war?
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That signals a tightening labor market — and that increased inflation might be on the horizon.
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As the dog days of summer end, an inevitable fall may be on the horizon.
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But for producers, vineyard removals, inactive plots, and shrinking income could be on the horizon.
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That's led many to fear a full-scale US-Iran war could be on the horizon.
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So far no end to the US-China trade spat appears to be on the horizon.
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And Kelly doesn't offer any plausible examples of big breakthroughs that could be on the horizon.
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Powell hinted that a rate cut may not be on the horizon, which initially disappointed traders.
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However, others warn that Tesla is overvalued and worry a bubble could be on the horizon.
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With Dutch elections just over a month away, could another populist victory be on the horizon?
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Smart people in the tech industry are speculating that more regulations might be on the horizon.
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While the news cast a balm on Wall Street, more clouds could be on the horizon.
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"The 'hog apocalypse' may finally be on the horizon," Miller said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"They meet every January to look at what might be on the horizon," Mr. Howman said.
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That a T-Mobile–Sprint tie-up might be on the horizon is not a surprise.
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As the world Zika crisis continues, a new risk of transmission might be on the horizon.
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A schism may be on the horizon, but it has not happened yet, leaders point out.
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Alas, that doesn't appear to be on the horizon, barring some retroactive twist on Ragnarok's conclusion.
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These were the days when it appeared a Uber and Tesla partnership could be on the horizon.
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JoJo Fletcher is ready for her fairy tale ending, but could there trouble be on the horizon?
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Katz went on to suggest that an industry-sweeping reduction in fees could be on the horizon.
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With Apple's developer conference coming up this month, it's possible an expansion could be on the horizon.
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More mergers could be on the horizon, especially if earnings growth and the economy start to slow.
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For PPR players, Thompson's numbers seemed to indicate that a big year could be on the horizon.
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With tons of ESG-focused funds popping up every day, a shakeout may be on the horizon.
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However, a bigger fight for Lomachenko could well be on the horizon in 2017—one Manny Pacquiao.
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That's ratcheted up fear in Washington that war between the two countries could be on the horizon.
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Following a number of recent casting controversies, real change may be on the horizon for disabled actors.
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Fortunately, a trip to Mars might be on the horizon soon, so we'd better start preparing for that.
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There have been so many calls -- or so many thoughts that a recession may be on the horizon.
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When taken together, he said, these stock patterns signal a short-term bounce could be on the horizon.
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Regardless of the outcome of the election, big moves in health care could also be on the horizon.
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The tight control in good business practices should be on the horizon of any CEO that acts responsibly.
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The Galaxy Note 9 just launched last month, but another Samsung device may already be on the horizon.
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The district has been a long-time Republican stronghold, but an political upset could be on the horizon.
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But several recent economic indicators have led some economists to believe another recession may be on the horizon.
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Trump's remarks come as he seeks to tamp down speculation that a recession could be on the horizon.
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But a flurry of developments in the past few years means change may finally be on the horizon.
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For more than 8,000 of the country's more distressed neighborhoods, transformative economic development could be on the horizon.
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The ISM reading adds yet another data point to concerns that a recession may be on the horizon.
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With our growing tolerance for intolerance, I fear, UK-style prosecutions may be on the horizon for us.
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NASA maintains that it should be on the horizon, since the space agency has more female astronauts than ever.
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And she went further, suggesting that reduced ticket service fees, even lower ticket prices, might be on the horizon.
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Another Diplo and Travis Scott team-up may be on the horizon — but only if Scott, 28, texts back.
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The president has pushed back strongly on reports that investors fear an economic recession may be on the horizon.
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That signals a tightening labor market — a good thing — but also that increased inflation might be on the horizon.
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What does it mean for the average consumer that the first truly global currency could be on the horizon?
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The doughnuts may still be on the horizon: Chelsea Market, 75 Ninth Avenue (15th Street), 646-833-7097, dizengoffhummus.com.
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A Minority Report-style gestural interface could be on the horizon—but thankfully it might not require those gloves.
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Congress renewed the EB-5 program for one year in December, but reform appears to be on the horizon.
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However, there are concerns whether such momentum can be maintained, and thus a correction could be on the horizon.
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Coupled with the Family Act and an expressed willingness to compromise, landmark bipartisan legislation could be on the horizon.
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Even if a slowdown could be on the horizon, the job market is still booming compared to a decade ago.
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Even robotic pets — hopefully ones that are equally obedient but significantly less scary than Voodoo — may be on the horizon.
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Feldman is hopeful that change — and justice — may be on the horizon for those in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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Another area investors have focused on is taxes, particularly the suggestion that a tax holiday may be on the horizon.
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While a green jacket may not be on the horizon for many of us, one company had a unique idea.
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"An increase in large-scale job cut announcements could be on the horizon," CEO John Challenger said in a statement.
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That's despite the increasing concerns of economists and the warnings of history that a recession could be on the horizon.
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A seller's market could well be on the horizon for workers soon, and with that a long sought after raise.
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But even though they're not the real thing just yet, a real set may be on the horizon for the star.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday that his colleague is warning that danger could be on the horizon for the stock market.
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Kelly may not have the field to himself, as competition from his own party may soon be on the horizon. Rep.
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More upside could be on the horizon if monetary authorities decide to cut rates now that the exchange rate has stabilized.
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Yet he cautioned that, while many more studies may be on the horizon for senolytic drugs, some might not be successful.
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The bond market is warning that trouble could be on the horizon, either from an economic slowdown or an eventual recession.
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I spoke to Aldo Mujica, Inkagames, and asked if a Gitmo game featuring Trump and Clinton might be on the horizon.
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That means change could be on the horizon — but probably not in time for you to go on vacation this summer.
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By opening the door to other corporate objectives, some wonder whether new fiduciary claims might be on the horizon in Delaware.
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He didn't think we faced the problem of a split Europe yet, but thought that it might be on the horizon.
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It has contributed to help eliminate the disease by 2020 and Gates believes the last outbreak could be on the horizon.
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These events have led industry observers to question whether a real labor movement in the tech industry could be on the horizon.
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Until then, some help may be on the horizon for those who don't want to be arrested for shooting down a drone.
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Apple has never shied away from leaving standards behind, however, so something new and strange may in fact be on the horizon.
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But, that won't stay the most impressive for long and another industry will soon be on the horizon as an emerging market.
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If your local provider is building out its 5G network using Huawei gear then delays could very well be on the horizon.
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Or perhaps your ex has started texting you out of nowhere and a Venus retrograde just happens to be on the horizon.
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Bad news may be on the horizon for gold, however, as the Dow transports are depicting bullish signs, according to a strategist.
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Blizzard's annual fan convention is less than a month away, and a mass protest of the event could be on the horizon.
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Venus enters Gemini this evening, putting you in a more private mood about romance—a secret affair may be on the horizon!
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New retirement savings options will be on the horizon in 2019 for millions who don't have access to workplace 401(k) plans.
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But a male birth control pill that is both safe and effective may be on the horizon, according to a new study.
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Apple launched a new pair of AirPods last October, but a new pair of Apple headphones may already be on the horizon.
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But beyond the recently announced deals, Cramer said, the market reaction makes him believe that further acquisitions could be on the horizon.
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Stocks closed higher on Thursday on renewed hope that a resolution to a trade dispute with China could be on the horizon.
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Malaysia's AirAsia is planning to unify its Southeast Asian businesses while growth appears to be on the horizon, but regulatory hurdles remain.
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Yet Curt Columbus, Trinity's artistic director, is optimistic — perhaps overly so, considering long-term trends — that change may be on the horizon.
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An inverted yield curve is seen by experts and the Fed as a sign that an economic recession may be on the horizon.
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You may want to grab drink before tuning into this news, beer lovers: a Pabst Blue Ribbon shortage may be on the horizon.
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The economy has grown steadily despite a escalating trade war with China, but experts warn that a slowdown could be on the horizon.
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In November, Condé Nast and Condé Nast International merged fueling rumors an American Vogue/British Vogue mash-up could be on the horizon.
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If Trump and Putin fail to extend New START, an even more dangerous phase in U.S.-Russia relations will be on the horizon.
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At least speaking to the TVs that are seeing the steepest discounts, note that newer and better models might be on the horizon.
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However, the shock that could be on the horizon centers around U.S. Treasurys which they noted had seen six consecutive weeks of outflows.
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And while a wedding may not yet be on the horizon, Agrawal says her partner's financial circumstances have been eye-opening for her.
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Stocks may be holding steady so far under President Donald Trump, but one market strategist warns a pullback could be on the horizon.
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This is known as a yield-curve inversion and investors see it as a sign that a recession may be on the horizon.
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But, an international jaunt may just be on the horizon for you: Emirates Airlines has just announced some amazing end-of-summer deals.
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Officials in Rome are desperate to find new investors, the Italian newspaper reported, suggesting that a possible deal could be on the horizon.
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Synlogic's exciting breakthrough has the potential to change lives for the better, and other synthetic biology products could also be on the horizon.
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Several senators indicated during Wednesday's hearing that legislation could be on the horizon for the tech companies, though they varied on the extent.
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Still, Mr. Powell indicated that rate cuts might be on the horizon if "increased uncertainties" continue to weigh on American businesses and consumers.
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You might not want to hear it but Black Friday is not that far away, and then Christmas will be on the horizon.
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New York (CNN Business)The end could be on the horizon for the United Auto Workers union's four-week long strike against General Motors.
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The phenomenon, known as a yield curve inversion, is seen by traders as a potential sign that a recession may be on the horizon.
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That means a nuclear arms race in the Middle East between two regional powers may be on the horizon — with or without America's input.
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Multiple market measures indicate an economic slowdown could be on the horizon, and many market experts and observers are starting to sound the alarm.
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Wednesday's private payrolls reading from ADP and Moody's Analytics was well below market expectations, indicating that more bad news could be on the horizon.
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And if you haven't, this is as good a time to jump in given the fact a new album could be on the horizon.
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That phenomena is called an inverted yield curve, and it is a signal in financial markets that a recession could be on the horizon.
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Shortly after the incident, Trump tweeted that the US was "locked and loaded," indicating that a US military response could be on the horizon.
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Business activity has also slowed in China, which means an economic slowdown could be on the horizon after initial growth at its rapid pace.
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And so here we are, with the economy looking a little shaky and some experts warning that a recession might be on the horizon.
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The suggestion had raised concern that a currency war could be on the horizon, but the joint statement reaffirmed the group's exchange rate commitments.
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And the company's business plans, filed with the bankruptcy court, suggest that future store closings and real estate sales could be on the horizon.
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The U.S. economy is more vibrant than it has been in years, yet the bond market insists a recession could be on the horizon.
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What happens next is not immediately clear, though the legal posturing on both sides suggests that a court battle could be on the horizon.
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The duo required regulatory approval before they could get going, however, and conversations with other state and federal regulators appear to be on the horizon.
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Currency and trade wars aside, an actual war might be on the horizon after Trump allegedly ordered a missile strike on Iran, before rescinding it.
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With the Tex-Mex franchise now in the hands of Taco Bell's former CEO Brian Niccol, more change could be on the horizon for Chipotle.
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More possible disruptions may be on the horizon for the department as it tries to settle into its new normal after a week of upheaval.
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Commercially operated autonomous drones may be on the horizon, especially since Google and Amazon have announced plans to start drone-based parcel delivery in 2017.
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Cramer thinks the stock is too expensive trading at 39-times next year's earnings estimates, but an opportunity to buy may be on the horizon.
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Experts have warned since the 1990s that especially bad superbugs could be on the horizon, but few drugmakers have attempted to develop drugs against them.
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A decade later, there's been a lot of reflection on what happened in the financial crisis — and whether a repeat could be on the horizon.
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And if global efforts to reign in heat-trapping gas emissions continue to stall, more fire seasons like this one could be on the horizon.
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The stock market sell-off has gotten so out of control that a bottom should be on the horizon, a strategist at BCA Research thinks.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, NPR reported that at least 50 lagoons overflowed following the hurricane, and more spills could be on the horizon.
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The fact that my thesis seemed to have appeal across party lines reassured me that a new post-ironic age might be on the horizon.
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While this might not be the ring, an engagement may be on the horizon for Duff who is expecting her first child with boyfriend Matthew Koma.
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Powell said Wednesday that recently low inflation pressures may just be "transitory," hinting that a rate cut may not be on the horizon, which disappointed traders.
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"Pruning some of Uber's more experimental or money-losing efforts" might be on the horizon, said Anand Sanwal, CEO of venture capital data firm CB Insights.
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The stock market's almost pathological lack of volatility is making some investors nervous that an earthquake could be on the horizon, but that may be misguided.
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However, a match between Paul's younger brother Jake and KSI may be on the horizon, according to a statement the younger Paul tweeted out hours later.
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Amazon battle could finally be on the horizon," analyst Daniel Ives wrote in a note to clients Wednesday titled "Trump and Amazon on a Collision Course?
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A new car could even be on the horizon for this new moon, or perhaps over the next year as Jupiter continues its journey through Libra.
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Indeed, fears are growing that another one may be on the horizon as a result of Wall Street excesses or financial bubbles in housing or debt.
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Given that all sorts of gender rules are loosening up when it comes to clothing these days, however, a warmer time may be on the horizon.
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Still, some followers were more fascinated with her complexion and began to theorize that a Fenty Beauty skin-care line could soon be on the horizon.
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But if U.S. consumers do become more cautious, or a significant problem emerges in the financial sector, a recession could very well be on the horizon.
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Leading U.S. financial regulators expressed an uneasiness Tuesday with the rapid rise of bitcoin — and signaled that new regulation of virtual currency could be on the horizon.
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Gizmodo has reached out to YouTube to ask about any other bans that may be on the horizon and to confirm if the InfoWars ban in permanent.
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His comments came after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday low inflation pressures are just "transitory," hitting that a rate cut won't be on the horizon.
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Oil prices slipped below the psychologically important level of $393 a barrel during trading Monday, and another $5 drop could be on the horizon, according to analysts.
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I thought this was going to be the last season, but clearly this cryptic ending is a hint that a third season could be on the horizon.
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Hope seemed to be on the horizon last year, when news started to spread that the Yulin government banned the sale of dog meat at the festival.
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Some hospitals are working to find how they can keep people happy with wholesome food that isn't totally gross, so menu changes may be on the horizon.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsOn Tuesday, a US Food and Drug Administration review committee published a document signaling that a historic moment in medicine may be on the horizon.
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As the economy recovered, the deficit receded by 70 percent, and for a time, it seemed like some fiscal sanity might be on the horizon in Washington.
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The sector has been expected to consolidate for several months, and mergers could be on the horizon, venture capitalists, investment bankers and analysts said in recent weeks.
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Now, a new diversion scheme might be on the horizon: a Department of Commerce "Shared Services initiative" announced to the Patent Public Advisory Committee in August, 2015.
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The passage of this bill is a notable step in addressing the overwhelming economic impact the pandemic has had, though more action could be on the horizon.
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Everyone gets sick of hiding in the shadows, even Scorpios; big career moves that force them to take on more proactive roles may be on the horizon.
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With two big Nintendo Switch deals back to back in October, this could signal that even better deals could be on the horizon closer to Black Friday.
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Then and only then will, as Oprah said in closing her Golden Globes remarks, "a new day" really be "on the horizon" for ourselves and our daughters.
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John Kelly from the Department of Homeland Security to the White House chief of staff post — at first glance suggests a ceasefire could be on the horizon.
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Zero Days VR is produced with help from Oculus, which means a Gear VR, Oculus Rift, and possibly Facebook 360-degree video release could be on the horizon.
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The infamous "193foot 8 Bridge" in Durham, North Carolina has claimed many trucks over the years, but the fall of its tyranny appears to be on the horizon.
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The Fed's Powell said Wednesday that recently low inflation pressures may just be "transitory," hinting that a rate cut may not be on the horizon, which disappointed traders.
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The rose ceremony resumes, and Arie ends up sending Brittany and Caroline home — but if next week's preview is any indication, Krystal's demise might be on the horizon.
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Ominously, he thinks that such a fundamental transformation may now be on the horizon, in the shape of conventional prompt global strike (CPGS) and new missile-defence systems.
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And it's the combination of lower oil prices and more modest growth that has some locals and oil watchers concerned that leaner times could be on the horizon.
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That rhetoric led many analysts to suggest a trade war between the world's two largest economies could be on the horizon, and it would have major global ramifications.
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Amazon is no stranger to unprecedented discounts on Apple devices, so a surprise Black Friday sale on the AirPods 2 or AirPods Pro could be on the horizon.
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"...Talk of a review of capital structure, and the ongoing debt problem, will leave investors worried that a significant rights issue could be on the horizon," he added.
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Free internet advocates warned that platforms might censor content just to avoid risk and publicly fretted that other erosions to Section 230 could soon be on the horizon.
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But the scope and timing of the exercises suggest a renewed focus on getting the country's military prepared for what could be on the horizon with North Korea.
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Trade talks between American and Chinese officials in the US could be on the horizon, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
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The widening trade war has spawned uncertainty that has unsettled the stock market and global economy as economists increasingly warn that a recession could be on the horizon.
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That change could be on the horizon, as the issue — deemed "low priority" by the government — has been added to the island's programme of legislative review for 2018.
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A new era in Saudi-Israeli relations could be on the horizon and President Trump's historic direct flight from Riyadh to Tel Aviv was an important first step.
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Escalating trade tensions with China and Mexico continue to hang over the market, and an inverted yield curve has worried investors that a recession could be on the horizon.
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The latest evidence on monkeys has many hoping a new form of contraceptive may be on the horizon, but experts believe more evidence is first needed on its reversibility.
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The session indicates that a federal grand jury previously used in the Mueller investigation is still interested in Stone, and new charges or cases could be on the horizon.
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The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology on Thursday cautioned citizens against trusting unconfirmed posts on social media reporting that an even bigger quake could be on the horizon.
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Roubini, CEO of Roubini Macro Associates, told CNBC at the China Development Forum on Saturday that positive emotions are dominating right now, but doom could be on the horizon.
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While the invitation does not say whether Hickenlooper has decided to run for president, an email to prospective donors hints at a major announcement could be on the horizon.
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So while we'll always get excited for new iPhones or Android flagships, this video is just another sampler — a taste that something truly groundbreaking could be on the horizon.
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For now, Trump and his surrogates, including Lighthizer, have each hinted since their arrival in Argentina that "success" could be on the horizon when the two leaders meet tonight.
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Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said in a statement late Monday that department lawyers were still reviewing the decision, but signaled further legal complications could be on the horizon.
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The 24-hour period Asia Argento gave Rose McGowan to retract her statement about Argento's sexual assault allegations has passed, and now a lawsuit may be on the horizon.
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Citi's credit-card attack plan is going so well the bank is rolling it out with its retail partners — and new branches could be on the horizon as well
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The sprawling health-care company dropped $30 billion on its acquisition of Swiss company Actelion last year, so a major deal may not be on the horizon just yet.
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Last week's ranking: Round 47 | Mutually assured destruction may be on the horizon Newspaper endorsements may actually mean something this time around, given the unsettled state of the electorate.
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HB: We asked you before the holiday just what you were doing to prep for any potential MMA octagon style fights over impeachment that could be on the horizon.
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Stocks dropped sharply in Asia as investors reacted to disappointing manufacturing data from Germany on Friday and a warning signal that a US recession could be on the horizon.
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The Coronavirus has quickly moved from an epidemic to a global pandemic, with 2202 confirmed cases in the United States already and more feared to be on the horizon.
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A recession seems to be on the horizon as more and more businesses have to lay off workers and close their doors temporarily due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Health-care stocks sat out the Trump rally Wednesday, but one technician says a rebound could be on the horizon for one of the biggest names in the sector: Pfizer.
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The fact that all three revenue sources are trending downward simultaneously — combined with the growing gap between city revenues and expenditures — suggests an economic downturn may be on the horizon.
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" More children may very well be on the horizon for the happy couple, as a source told PEOPLE that they "can't wait to expand their family as soon as possible.
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European stocks fluctuated Thursday afternoon but ended lower after the European Central Bank ECB kept interest rates on hold but signaled that more monetary easing could be on the horizon.
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For Iran's rulers – who have chosen to fund international terror organizations and other illicit activities instead of care for their people – its time of reckoning may be on the horizon.
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But as global growth starts to slow down, earnings shrink, and optimism fades, a new era seems to be on the horizon — one that could be ripe wagers against stocks.
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Now, with the stock market showing signs of volatility, and experts warning that another worldwide economic downturn could be on the horizon, working families have a right to be worried.
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What's more, with an explosion of exciting new bands and the reformation of several 23s and 22018s giants, a new golden age of Swiss metal could be on the horizon.
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My gut tells me they won't, but my sources in law enforcement tell me another case out of Philly naming him as the lead defendant might be on the horizon.
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But Amon believes that a whole new wave of smart glasses could be on the horizon that look and feel much more natural than the current crop of VR helmets.
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While results won't be announced until May 23, investors are reading the tea leaves to see what may be on the horizon for trade issues and the regulation of foreign companies.
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The president has pushed back on reports that an economic slowdown could be on the horizon, claiming that Democrats and the media are trying to create a recession by worrying investors.
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It's only been two months since Washington state, the first to enact its own net neutrality legislation, passed its bill, and a lawsuit from the commission could be on the horizon.
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But, those tweets are now deleted ... and future tweets with similar subject matter don't appear to be on the horizon either -- and Bosa tells ESPN it's all because of the 49ers.
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The report said those plans would be shelved as long as the two countries continue talking, marking the clearest signal that a trade deal between them could be on the horizon.
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Trump heads into 2019 with economic experts voicing concerns a downturn could be on the horizon, and with a simmering feud with the chairman of the Federal Reserve front and center.
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Trump unveiled his retaliatory measures on Twitter after the markets closed, capping a chaotic week throughout which the president vociferously downplayed speculation that a recession could be on the horizon. Sen.
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While it's still hard know exactly how Trump's tax reform will play out, financial advisors are encouraging clients to start preparing today for any changes that may be on the horizon.
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While reports as recently as August noted the footprint of US forces on the continent were expected to be reduced by hundreds, a larger training presence could be on the horizon.
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If Johnson does win the top job and does go for a no-deal Brexit, a constitutional crisis could be on the horizon if parliament tries to block such a departure.
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Highly leveraged energy companies require a certain price per barrel in order to breakeven, and as oil prices stay suppressed, a wave of consolidation or bankruptcies could be on the horizon.
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Although he predicted as recently as last year that a regulatory budget could be on the horizon, he remains deeply skeptical about whether OMB has the resources to carry it out.
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Still, some progress may be on the horizon in liberalizing the financial industry on the mainland, including plans to allow for majority foreign equity ownership in financial sector joint-venture firms.
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When the skies go dark and the moon wanes to invisibility, we're encouraged to turn inward and reflect on our potential for change and what new beginnings may be on the horizon.
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Goldman also recommended owning firms with high government sales (infrastructure spending will likely increase) and those that own large amounts of overseas cash (as corporate tax reform may be on the horizon).
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The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut rates for the first time in more than a decade, while the European Central Bank recently signaled a rate cut could be on the horizon.
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A controversial law that authorizes the government's bulk collection of internet data is being tested in a federal appeals court, giving anti-surveillance advocates hope that reform might be on the horizon.
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DNA to the rescue However, hope may be on the horizon now that scientists at the Kunming Institute of Botany at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have sequenced the entire tea genome.
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Investors see a yield-curve inversion as a signal that a recession may be on the horizon, so a rise in long-term rates is being viewed as a positive right now.
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A sequel pair of the Galaxy Buds may be on the horizon as a response to the AirPods 3, but they'll likely be significantly more expensive — so hop on this pair now.
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The president is also still in search of a landmark trade deal with China to bolster his case for reelection and faces signs that an economic slowdown may be on the horizon.
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The president is also still in search of a landmark trade deal with China to bolster his case for reelection and faces signs that an economic slowdown may be on the horizon.
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The move follows a hint earlier this month by former Starbucks Executive Chairman Howard Schultz, who suggested that a tie-up with Alibaba's billionaire founder Jack Ma could be on the horizon.
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But while the measure would keep the government open for the next four weeks, some fear a government shutdown could be on the horizon if negotiators don't come to an agreement soon.
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At home, the ongoing trade war with China has spawned uncertainty that has unsettled the stock market and global economy, as economists increasingly warn that a recession could be on the horizon.
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While the lending rate is on hold for now, more cuts could still be on the horizon, wrote Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics, in a research note Friday.
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The new ad buy and letter to the president comes the same day as Koch admitted in a rare press briefing that a full blown trade war could be on the horizon.
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"With a significant uplift to growth performance unlikely to be on the horizon just yet, there is little to suggest a meaningful pick-up in job creation for some time," she said.
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But in 2016, Hillary Clinton came closer to carrying Georgia than she did in more reliably blue states, Ohio and Iowa, suggesting that a changing of the guard might be on the horizon.
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Conrad and Skvarla say they're hoping to expand both the number of artisans they work with and the range of products they offer, and that more physical stores could be on the horizon.
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With both women set to be in the same city at the same time, a meeting may be on the horizon, especially considering how close Harry and Markle have gotten in recent weeks.
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That may sound dire, but regulation of private equity is unlikely to be on the horizon anytime soon—there's a very well-known revolving door between Washington and some of the bigger firms.
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Last summer, when there were signs that a recession could be on the horizon, the president said that the White House was looking at a payroll tax cut, but then quickly reversed himself.
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The U.S. economy will not head into a recession in the next two years despite fears in the market that one may be on the horizon, Goldman Sachs' Peter Oppenheimer told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But the winds may be changing: Several forces — including wage growth, a weaker dollar and a rebound in oil prices — suggest inflation could very well be on the horizon, and investors should pay attention.
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Given Stripe's growth and high-profile partners as well as the fact that it hired a CFO last year, an IPO appears to be on the horizon, but don't count on that, Collison said.
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On Wednesday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said that the U.S. central bank had a long way to go before interest rates hit neutral, suggesting to markets that more hikes could be on the horizon.
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According to the Project Jacquard website, the technology can be incorporated into a variety of fabrics, suggesting further wearable technologies could be on the horizon should the smart jacket be well-received by consumers.
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"Tokyo was never something that I thought could be on the horizon but after that break I have just loved the rowing so much and it's so exciting to still be improving," he said.
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Nevertheless, limited alternatives to the U.S. dollar and financial system may be on the horizon, and the continued use of U.S. unilateral sanctions against adversaries and allies may accelerate efforts to develop other options.
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All the way back in February, before Trump fired FBI director James Comey and began musing about his ability to issue pardons, the Washington Post suggested a constitutional crisis might be on the horizon.
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China factory prices have been falling since March 2012, but a turning point could be on the horizon as the industrial sector improves on the back of a housing recovery, and commodity prices bounce globally.
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Barclays believes a market "melt-up" could be on the horizon if three things materialize in the near future: A trade truce, Federal Reserve rate cuts and the economic slowdown only being a soft patch.
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Those familiar with the discussions say the enthusiasm for Harris over the course of the past seven days has grown substantially and an uptick in meeting with new donors appears to be on the horizon.
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Every time the short-term yield comes closer to the 10-year — in what market participants describe as "flattening of the yield curve" — there are worries that an economic recession could be on the horizon.
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Paul Donovan, chief global economist at UBS Wealth Management, told CNBC on Monday that he feared a crisis of a different nature could be on the horizon, but that investors and bureaucrats were not prepared.
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Washington (CNN)The nation's first transgender governor, its first Somali-American woman in Congress and its first black woman in Connecticut's congressional delegation could all be on the horizon after Tuesday's slate of four primaries.
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Bank stocks were pummeled last year, particularly in the fourth quarter, on fears that a worsening U.S.-China trade war and global recession could be on the horizon, meaning rising losses across consumer and corporate loans.
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But it's another sign that marriage could be on the horizon for them — or, possibly, they have no real plans to get married right now, but like trolling anyone who's willing to go along with it.
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On June 16, when National Amusements moved to oust the five directors from the board, investors told Reuters they hoped a change in management or a merger between CBS and Viacom could be on the horizon .
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After over a year of dating, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sent fans speculating that an engagement could be on the horizon when they were spotted holding hands at their first public outing as a couple.
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The remaining opponents are the San Jose Sharks, who have also struggled out of the gate, and the Arizona Coyotes, the NHL's only winless team entering the weekend, so a turnaround could be on the horizon.
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Many experts predict a recession to be on the horizon in the US.Whether or not that&aposs the case, there are a few steps you can take to start preparing your money to survive a downturn.
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In other words, Facebook's sprawling global expansion may have left it too large and chaotic, the problems too many and complicated, and the potential backlash too headache-inducing, for any real solution to be on the horizon.
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Rupkey said the economy is on track for growth above 2% for the rest of the year, after investors fretted a recession could be on the horizon and some bond market pros are positioned for lower growth.
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Murray had cautioned in 2017 that bankruptcy could be on the horizon for his company because of the changing nature of the industry, with natural gas and renewable energy becoming cheaper alternatives to coal, according to Bloomberg.
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Slower global growth has further kept a lid on commodity prices, but with several countries planning massive infrastructure projects to stimulate their economies, greater demand for industrial metals, like copper and iron, should be on the horizon.
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However, NASA's new temporary head of human exploration, Ken Bowersox, hinted that the changes to the final design of the Gateway may be on the horizon, so it's possible this element of Artemis could get an overhaul.
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A rise among banking stocks helped buoy bourses, following the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve's minutes which suggested that an interest rate hike could be on the horizon, though this depended on the economy picking up.
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We got Khan in L.A. yesterday and asked him about the idea of fighting Manny -- a bout rumored to be on the horizon -- and what it would be like to fight a friend and former training partner.
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" And more babies just might be on the horizon for Jill and Derick Dillard – during a sit-down meal, Jill's 27-year-old husband says to her he's set on "trying to have another baby before next year.
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Finally, Trump has a history of bellicose statements about the Saudis and ISIS that suggest that war could be on the horizon again, if the global oil market shifts, even though he has also flirted with isolationist policies.
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The big picture: The Islamic State is losing ground fast, and a final showdown appears to be on the horizon in Syria's Deir al-Zour region, where analysts at IHS Markit have noted a significant uptick in fighting.
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But it seemed a wedding would soon be on the horizon once Kaulitz's brother shared a gallery of photos from the musician's recent bachelor party in Las Vegas one day after PEOPLE confirmed his marriage to the supermodel.
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While stateside scalp health tends to focus around cleansing — the idea of conditioning before you shampoo or if you should be using a shampoo at all are hot issues — new scalp-balancing treatments may be on the horizon.
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For example, grinding or clunking noises coming from the computer's internal drive have traditionally been signs that your system was about to go south (or at least needed investigation) and that new equipment might be on the horizon.
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"The combination of weaker order books and sharply rising construction costs provides a concern that an extended soft patch for the construction sector may be on the horizon," said Tim Moore, senior economist at survey compiler IHS Markit.
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A collaboration with Goldman Sachs on its online consumer business platform, Marcus, "to bring new products and services to market over time" could also be on the horizon for Mastercard, the company hinted in its post-earnings conference call.
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But opportunity may be on the horizon for MSAB which has six listed companies like Assa Abloy, the world's biggest maker of locks, Securitas, the world's second-biggest provider of guards, and Hexagon, market leader in precision measurement technology.
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Even after Justice Scalia is replaced, other openings could be on the horizon: By the time the next president is inaugurated, Justice Stephen G. Breyer will be 78, Justice Kennedy will be 80, and Justice Ginsburg will be 83.
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A confluence of factors, including the US-China trade war, slowdowns in the US manufacturing sector and some global economies, and a wonky concept called the inverted yield curve, have heightened anxieties a downturn might be on the horizon.
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Economists are more concerned a downturn might be on the horizon now than they have been previously, but if economic downturns and stock market busts were easy to predict, well, we'd have a much better track record of guessing.
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"The military's job is to be fully ready for whatever contingencies might be on the horizon," said Michèle A. Flournoy, a top Pentagon official in the Obama administration and co-founder of WestExec Advisors, a strategic consultancy in Washington.
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Since then, the virus has sickened tens of thousands of people in more than three dozen countries, and its quick advance across Asia, the Middle East and Europe has raised fears that a pandemic could be on the horizon.
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"Traditionally (higher yields) are not good for equities, because it indicates that the economic cycle is maturing and thus a downturn may be on the horizon," Lothar Mentel, chief executive officer of Tatton Investment Management, told CNBC via email.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday hinted that a government shutdown may be on the horizon, writing online that he will meet with Democratic leaders on a funding bill but is casting doubt that a deal with them is possible.
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New sanctions may be on the horizon in the wake of Russia's alleged nerve agent attack on a former spy on U.K. soil, which has further poisoned relations with the West amid the worst tensions since the Cold War.
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While Mercedes-Benz has not indicated when a production version of the EQA will arrive, the company has said it plans to invest $11 billion in electric vehicles by 2022, which suggests a production EQA could be on the horizon
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The 2018 elections will already be on the horizon, and Mr. McConnell does not want to open up his colleagues to a backlash from voters angry that the Republican Party helped tilt the balance of the court away from the right.
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What I'm hearing: Chinese officials were not aware that Kim had suggested to the South Koreans he was willing to sit down with Trump, but they will be happy at the prospect that lowered tensions may be on the horizon.
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Yet with Major Lazer's fourth LP Love is the Weapon rumored to be on the horizon this year, questions remain—is this EP a permanent return to form, or just a brief detour on the long march to chart dominance?
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Beyond that, Mr. Panek, ever the boundary pusher, said that even a marathon might be on the horizon someday, but since it would most likely have to be done as a five-dog relay, it isn't feasible at the moment.
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In explaining its decision to cut rates in August, the BOE warned another cut could be on the horizon for 2016 if data proved "broadly consistent" with its gloomy predictions for the U.K. economy in the near-term following the Brexit vote.
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The central bank said it expects its key interest rates to remain "at their present or lower levels" at least through the first half of 2020, updating the wording on previous statements and suggesting a rate cut could be on the horizon.
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"There has been no improvement in relations with the U.S. and additional sanctions may be on the horizon," said William Jackson of Capital Economics in a note to clients, adding that the lira could see a downward trend in 2019 and beyond.
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"This suggests a mixed sales trend may be on the horizon for spring, as buyer confidence, boosted by more homes and lower mortgage rates, may be challenged by concerns about whether economic growth can continue," said Danielle Hale, chief economist at realtor.com.
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Teigen, who recently opened up about her struggle with postpartum depression in an essay for in Glamour's April issue, has previously hinted that she's up for becoming a mother for a second time — meaning a baby boy may be on the horizon.
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Mark Holden, a leader of the Koch network, told CNN ahead of the vote he was optimistic about what the bill could accomplish and pointed to its title, the First Step Act, as an indication that sentencing reform could be on the horizon.
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Last week after the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 800 points in one day because the bond market signaled a recession might be on the horizon, the president took to Twitter to shore up confidence that the economy is just fine.
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On the company's earnings call, CEO Reed Hastings said he hopes to blow away those muted expectations, but the fact that the company is warning slower growth could be on the horizon is an admission that the fears around competition are very real.
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While these developments hinted that something big for Amazon Care could be brewing, the rollout of Amazon Care to a larger number of the tech giant's employees could signal that a public launch of the telehealth service could be on the horizon.
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"The sort of flattening of the yield curve that we have seen recently usually indicates that investors think the Fed is nearing the end of a tightening cycle, and that rate cuts may even be on the horizon," argued analysts at Capital Economics.
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Rudd notes that high-tech weapons such as lasers might be on the horizon for Canada's military, but in terms of drastically changing the scope and style of war at sea, drones might have the most impact—if only because both sides will have them.
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Speedy 5G networks may be on the horizon, but consumer demand for wireless broadband is so intense that mobile companies like AT&T and Verizon need alternatives now — even if it means sharing airwaves with each other and with rival tech firms like Google.
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There are now rumors that a new Apple Watch could be on the horizon for this spring, and personally, I vacillate between two features on my Apple Watch 2.0 wish list: do I want better battery life, or do I want built-in GPS?
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In some past instances, judges have ruled in favor of releasing grand jury material to Congress, but some legal experts argue the committee's case would be stronger if they launched formal impeachment proceedings rather than just saying that impeachment may be on the horizon.
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ET. Here are the top business issues that could be in play at Thursday night: With U.S. growth slowing by some measures, fears have begun to spread among investors and market watchers that an economic correction, or even a recession, could be on the horizon.
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A looming elder care crisis may be on the horizon, as there are not enough home health aides to support the number of aging seniors, and increasing numbers of middle-class Americans who need long-term care may not be able to afford it.
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More cuts may be on the horizon given that inflation has cooled below the bank's own 3% target for the first time in three years, the economy has been sputtering for nearly a year, and two board members called for a more aggressive move.
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More cuts may be on the horizon given that inflation has cooled below the bank's own 3% target for the first time in three years, the economy has been sputtering for nearly a year, and two board members called for a more aggressive move.
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"So even if a severe economic downturn does not appear to be on the horizon, investors need to be aware of credit risks associated with their investment-grade bond ETFs, in addition to duration risk," said Neena Mishra, director of ETF research at Zacks Investment Research.
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The actress, who studied at NYU before scoring her breakout role as Veronica Lodge on The CW drama, spoke with People Chica about what might be on the horizon for her career-wise, and it sounds like Mendes could be shopping for capes in the future.
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David Riley, head of credit strategy at BlueBay Asset Management said further tightening could be on the horizon in the coming weeks, which would in turn reduce the sterling premium - in spread terms - over euro-denominated investment-grade corporate credit to its pre-Brexit referendum level.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Thursday on state television that Tehran will "defeat" the sanctions imposed by the Treasury Department in the wake of the U.S.'s withdrawal from the nuclear agreement with Iran, Reuters reported, but warned his country that economic struggles could be on the horizon.
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While it's enlightening to game out what would happen if the US and North Korea really did start exchanging nukes—particularly now that we can be almost certain that North Korea's apocalyptic threats aren't empty—a queasy new status quo seems to be on the horizon.
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Despite all of Amazon's current and past investments in preventing and tracking various tricks and schemes, several plugged-in sources who do business with Amazon believe a greater cleansing could be on the horizon — perhaps something as seismic as the Google Panda algorithm update of 2011.
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You can pursue this goal through a variety of avenues, from continuously tapping your professional network at conferences and online to searching job sites specific to your field to following up with current and former clients to ask about new projects that may be on the horizon.
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But in recent days, the number of cases being tallied around the world has soared, just as the rate of new infections in China tumbles, prompting concerns that a widespread pandemic could be on the horizon, if measures to contain the virus around the world fail.
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It's been six months since news of Thompson's cheating scandal broke — just days before Kardashian gave birth to their daughter True Thompson on April 12 — and now, it appears that a breakup between the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and professional basketball player could be on the horizon.
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Amazon seems to be ramping up its efforts to become a big player in fashion: An in-house clothing line may be on the horizon for the e-tailer, if a series of new job postings that went up last week on the company's website are any indication.
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After a year in which Mr. Trump has told voters that they must support his re-election or risk watching the economy decline, the stock market is reeling and economists are warning that a recession could be on the horizon because of the worsening spread of the coronavirus.
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Administration officials say there is no intelligence at this time that indicates exactly what move the North Koreans might make next but they do acknowledge that a satellite launch could be on the horizon which is why they are having these internal conversations about how the US might react.
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Traders were anticipating that a rate cut actually could be on the horizon, assigning a 2.13 percent chance of one quarter-point reduction — and even a nearly 18 percent probability of two cuts before the end of the year, according to the CME's tracker of trading in federal funds rate contracts.
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"My feeling is that really since the latter part of last year, a number of challenges have raised up for the stock market," Paulsen said, noting that stock valuations are higher, interest rates are rising, the labor market is tightening, and it appears inflation could finally be on the horizon.
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To the Editor: Dr. Jarle Breivik rightly points out that finding a cure for cancer is a complex challenge because cancer is not just one disease but multiple diseases driven by many genetic and epigenetic changes, so while cures may be on the horizon for some cancers, others still lag far behind.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart reports, there are still a lot of unknowns regarding if and when a recession will take place, but several indicators, including a rocky stock market, a briefly inverted yield curve, and fallout from a trade war with China, have economic watchers worrying a slowdown could be on the horizon.
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Help on the trade front to stem any slowdown did not appear to be on the horizon as White House trade adviser Clete Willems said on Friday that Trump administration officials have not made any new plans to send a team to China for face-to-face trade talks, although negotiators have made progress.
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All of these could mean that IPO exits may be on the horizon for Indian startups, potentially within the next two-three years, Bajaj said, but already exit opportunities are appearing and they don't all need to involve a Walmart buying a Flipkart — the $16 billion, while generating huge returns, isn't particularly repeatable for a market.
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Nadler is seeking notes authored by former White House officials and notes of the FBI's interviews with witnesses, although the White House will likely have an opportunity to weigh in on congressional access to at least some of the documents lawmakers have demanded -- a signal that a longer, more complicated process could be on the horizon.
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But under steady questioning from House and Senate members, he laid out a jarring view of what might be on the horizon "in principle" if trade threats turn into globally higher tariffs: lower wages, less investment, lower productivity, and the sort of stagflation that would leave the Fed struggling against both rising prices and ebbing growth.
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Budget cuts may be on the horizon and speculation has been growing that a return to the Moon could be on the table again — a prospect that potentially worries those at the Planetary Society "One of the reasons we just put this out is because we have heard those rumors," Casey Dreier, director of space policy for the Planetary Society, tells The Verge.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE indicated Saturday that a major trade agreement with Mexico could be on the horizon after weeks of negotiations between the two nations over tariffs and trade policy.
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Around this time last year, Nikon President Kazuo Ushida suggested mirrorless full-frame cameras might be on the horizon, and last week Nikon Rumors detailed the specifications of two reportedly upcoming mirrorless cameras from Nikon, one with a 24- or 25-megapixel sensor, another with a 45- or 48-megapixel sensor, both using the rumored full-frame Z-mount for the company's mirrorless cameras.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE said Friday that a bipartisan legislative deal on immigration may be on the horizon if the Supreme Court rules in his favor over ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Some of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's allies and outside groups that favor stricter immigration laws are expressing frustration with McAleenan, suggesting further changes could be on the horizon as the president seeks to implement the right mix of loyalists and immigration hardliners to implement his agenda heading into 2020.
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Kavanaugh's previous work on the impeachment investigation of then-President Clinton has also raised some eyebrows, in large part because the Trump administration remains under the cloud of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's Russia probe, and some Democrats are indicating impeachment proceedings might be on the horizon if they win the House in November.
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Some have since closed, but New York has been shaped by other rinks that have had the means to endure, from Rockefeller's rink to the Wollman Rink — which reopened after Donald Trump repaired it (no, it wasn't an act of philanthropy.) Rosenfeld wonders if another golden age of ice skating might be on the horizon: plans to develop the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx into the world's largest ice-skating complex have been underway for a few years, although the ambitious project has been delayed by lawsuits and funding challenges.
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