But there are signs that the merger is bearing fruit.
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Many of those early efforts are now apparently bearing fruit.
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Democrats defended their investigation, and said it was bearing fruit.
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Trees offer an alternative that is finally bearing fruit in Australia.
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But opposite styles may not stop the relationship from bearing fruit.
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Alberto Fernandez's dialogue style seems however to already be bearing fruit.
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It signals that the investigation is bearing fruit and moving forward.
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I have pulled out the plants that have finished bearing fruit.
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Despite the cool body language, Moon's efforts may be bearing fruit.
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And this year, that deal is bearing fruit on the product front.
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The groundwork for a title challenge laid last year is bearing fruit.
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This time, Mr. Figueroa said, their efforts appear to be bearing fruit.
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The efforts are bearing fruit: Electricity was largely restored within six months.
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Years of educating visitors about Aboriginal culture are bearing fruit, Mr Calma argues.
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Less than 12 months later, it appears that refresh is still bearing fruit.
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We are also pleased that our work to protect fundamental rights is bearing fruit.
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Spicer expressed hopes that Trump's talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping are bearing fruit.
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Rebuilding the devastated economy has been a painful task, but is now bearing fruit.
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I was told the youngest of them were 400 years old, still bearing fruit.
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Even before the 28500 election, the 6900,2628-county strategy was bearing fruit for conservatives.
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Our successful cooperation on issues like emissions trading and clean technologies are bearing fruit.
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Some have been less fair (the season's scattered approach is really bearing fruit now).
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That ground game that we worked so hard to build is really bearing fruit.
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A front-office shakeup just as Dale Tallon's years of work were bearing fruit.
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According to Lilith Grassi, a debris expert at Thales Alenia, this approach is bearing fruit.
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"Efforts to reboot the company appear to be bearing fruit," said Kepler Cheuvreux's Jon Cox.
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There is some evidence that the authorities' efforts to implement structural reforms are bearing fruit.
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Trump's decision to take a more hands-on role in the process is bearing fruit.
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The region's gas output has begun to soar thanks to older discoveries finally bearing fruit.
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That strategy appears to be bearing fruit beyond the carefully manicured grounds of Costa Navarino.
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That effort is bearing fruit, as operating expenses fell by 12 percent to 3.76 billion euros.
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"We see that joint efforts delivering the Youth Guarantee are now bearing fruit," the official said.
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An on-and-off-again class action lawsuit, started back in 2010, is finally bearing fruit.
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Though still gamely bearing fruit, the first couple we saw were clearly on their way out.
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It was also difficult to find evidence that the overhaul was bearing fruit in the first quarter.
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The Sonos and Ikea partnership announced in December is now bearing fruit in the shape of speakers.
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"The strategy of OPEC+ already appears to be bearing fruit," said analysts at Commerzbank in a report.
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Trump had a different vision and we are seeing the promise of tax cuts bearing fruit today.
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Eurobank was focusing on that issue and the quarterly results showed its efforts were bearing fruit, he said.
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"We think you'll start to see the results of this increased investment bearing fruit in 2020," he added.
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Now their efforts are bearing fruit, leading to record profits for banks and greater risks for the economy.
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Such was the strategy the Philadelphia Phillies employed a few years ago that is bearing fruit this season.
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Morgulov said Russia had many communication channels with North Korea, which "in one way or another are bearing fruit".
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And the process of doing so is bearing fruit, hurting Trump's approval rating and bringing new information to light.
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But experts say efforts to change that are bearing fruit - and may even be a model for the region.
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The figures will help the watchdog to show that efforts to crack down on market abuse are bearing fruit.
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Her task is to turn Mr. Hinton's conceptual idea into a mathematical reality, and the project is bearing fruit.
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Regulations are there but there is no coordination, promotion is fragmented and those expenses are not always bearing fruit.
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The investment rate is very high at over 28% and these capacities should start bearing fruit sooner or later.
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"Our activities, such as collecting signatures, are bearing fruit," he added, referring to those who oppose tough measures against smoking.
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Thrilled to announce that my resolution to breed a super race of gigantic West Highland terriers is already bearing fruit.
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"The focus on quantum computation in China came after quantum communication, and so is later in bearing fruit," he said.
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Slowly, ideas on better ways to run one of the world's oldest markets, the trade in food, are bearing fruit.
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And efforts to make quantum-enhanced versions of the equipment that amplifies and distributes standard optical signals are bearing fruit.
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It is too early to judge the lasting effects of the changes, but Mr Treacy claims they are bearing fruit.
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Additionally, reforms aimed at pruning sectors with too much capacity have been bearing fruit, helping to contribute to a pickup.
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Nonetheless, Dmitriev claims that attempts to ween the economy off its dependence are ongoing and bearing fruit, even if slowly.
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Deutsche Post DHL's transformation is bearing fruit, its CEO told CNBC on Wednesday, with the group delivering earnings "as expected".
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And now, with the criminal indictments of several Trump confidants, we know that the special counsel's work is bearing fruit.
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Yet such proposals — think of the travel ban — have had a nasty habit of bearing fruit under the Trump administration.
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Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon's decision to pay his employees more has also been bearing fruit, the "Mad Money" host said.
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"It seems that the Chinese government's intent to promote growth through consumption rather than just investment is bearing fruit," Rupert said.
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According to Ms. D'Arpizio, the strong performance of the mainland China market suggests that luxury brands' new strategies are bearing fruit.
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In North Africa, at least, and in the Arabic communities within France, the seeds of women's rebellion are bearing fruit slowly.
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Earlier this month, IBM announced earnings that were ahead of estimates, a positive sign that Rometty&aposs strategy was bearing fruit.
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The Volunteer State overhauled its tax system in 2017 with an eye toward infrastructure, and the plan is already bearing fruit.
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China has not been a fair player in trade, and if Trump's policies somehow end up bearing fruit, many would cheer.
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"This is a first indication that the recent introduction of minimum order values is bearing fruit," said Bankhaus Lampe analyst Christoph Bast.
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He added that Samsonite's $1.8 billion purchase of American suitcase manufacturer Tumi, completed last year, was also showing signs of bearing fruit.
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That is, risks from the world's second-largest economy have subsided as government moves to deleverage are bearing fruit, experts told CNBC.
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Mulvaney indicated that he had expressed reservations to Trump about the viability of an infrastructure deal bearing fruit before he left office.
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Three years later, just when the trees should have been bearing fruit, he noticed that a few of them had yellow leaves.
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"Some of the perceived risks are bearing fruit now," said Tom Bernes, a distinguished fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation.
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This approach already appears to be bearing fruit, with almost six months since the last discovery of a dead rhino in the reserve.
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Aside from the exchange's various efforts to boost confidence and trading liquidity bearing fruit, global IPO activity has also picked up, experts said.
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The data underlines that steps taken by Tourism Australia to attract high-value travelers from other Asian countries, including India, are bearing fruit.
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They are here in Middle Tennessee only during late fall and winter, when the hollies and hackberries and Japanese honeysuckle are bearing fruit.
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A senior Democratic aide cautioned that the party has "not given up the ghost yet" on bipartisan Senate negotiations bearing fruit this month.
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But McDermott told Reuters the strategy was now bearing fruit after SAP broadly stabilized its operating margins in the fourth quarter at 35.2 percent.
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The returns suggest that Ackman's moves to rebuild his firm and reputation as a top activist after a string of losses are bearing fruit.
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There's also still a relative lack of choice in the HomeKit accessory market, but Apple's efforts to expand the category are slowly bearing fruit.
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Why would they want to lock us into these never-ending trade deficits when the president&aposs efforts so far are actually bearing fruit?
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While OnDeck's initiatives were bearing fruit, the company remains a "'show me' story for investors," BTIG analyst Mark Palmer wrote in a research note.
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The Trump administration recently pointed to rising coal mining employment as a sign that the president's "America First Energy Plan" is already bearing fruit.
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Deutsche Bank insiders are worried about compensation, even despite a boom in FIC revenue and signs the company&aposs turnaround plan is bearing fruit.
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The market for ovulation tests, fertility monitors and other mail-in home tests to help women up their odds of bearing fruit is exploding.
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Encouragingly enough, his efforts to sound the alarm and bring Republicans and Democrats together to address the risk of climate change are bearing fruit.
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Unrelenting pleadings by Japanese business circles for better, friendlier and more productive Sino-Japanese relations over the last four years are apparently bearing fruit.
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This approach seems to already be bearing fruit: Erdogan has agreed to a tentative ceasefire in exchange for the U.S. backing off of further sanctions.
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And many of the seeds that I started sowing a year ago, which at the time didn't grow into anything concrete, are now bearing fruit.
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Special operations in Hawija "have been repeated a second and third time ... These operations are bearing fruit," said Jabouri, Iraq's most senior Sunni Arab official.
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Still, his efforts are bearing fruit now as inflation has undershot expectations for five straight months, facilitating the first rate-cutting cycle in four years.
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But online sales grew 10.2 percent for the group, indicating that heavy investments in ecommerce to counter continuing drop in store traffic were bearing fruit.
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We all played our part in helping the Trump administration maximize the pressure on North Korea, a strategy that now appears to be bearing fruit.
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Oil prices had doubled in his first 5 years in office and were continuing to rise, and his early economic reforms were also bearing fruit.
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Their aggressive marketing efforts are bearing fruit, as sales to their historical customers in Asia have risen nearly 50 percent in June, from year ago levels.
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The company's policies, such as flexible working hours, are already bearing fruit: attrition rates have dropped from five workers per year in 2016 to three currently.
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After years of heavy losses, its efforts are bearing fruit, as it doubled net profit in the second quarter, despite weakness which hit private banking rivals.
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Though he chalks up some early wins for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) too, suggesting its 228 hour breach notification requirement is already bearing fruit.
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"This suggests that policy measures introduced by Chinese officials last year are now bearing fruit," said Rodrigo Catril, a senior forex strategist at National Australia Bank.
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Company initiatives and government policies seem to be bearing fruit: the employment rate among those aged 55 to 60 has risen sharply in the last decade.
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Though the police did not give any reason for the decline, an improving economy has undoubtedly helped, and a suicide prevention program is apparently bearing fruit.
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"Target's strategic initiatives announced two years ago are clearly bearing fruit, with its online push continuing to generate impressive gains," said Charlie O'Shea, analyst at Moody's.
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Those efforts appear to be bearing fruit, with GMG announcing on Tuesday that membership had more than quadrupled to 230,000 while readers made 190,000 one-off contributions.
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But now these hyper-profit-driven fantasies are bearing fruit from California to the Niger Delta, regardless of where the businesses pay (or don't pay) their taxes.
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"We've invested in foreign alternative assets since fiscal 303 and some of them are bearing fruit, so we will continue to invest in this area," Hara said.
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" Trump Jr.'s defense was that the meeting didn't actually end up bearing fruit: His statement says that "it quickly became clear that she had no meaningful information.
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A push to combat opioid abuse may be bearing fruit in a number of states that have seen reductions in the use of such painkillers by injured workers.
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President Trump has turned a blind eye to this activity and remains committed to staying in negotiations even though they're bearing fruit for Kim, and not for us.
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But it spent decades working with the county and its many neighbours to foster regional co-operation, which is bearing fruit as it emerges as a tech hub.
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Roman said the results showed the group's efforts to diversify were bearing fruit, but that market uncertainty remained "challenging" and uncertain risk appetite among investors could hit flows.
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That jars with comments this month from Hollande on prime-time television in which he said that his polices were bearing fruit and things were at last improving.
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"The improvement in margins across the divisions was due to cost actions bearing fruit as well as lower losses from challenging contracts," Goldman Sachs wrote in a note.
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As PC sales continue to decline globally, Intel has been in the midst of a transition to a new generation of products, which it says is bearing fruit.
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Islamist militants have long exploited tensions between ethnic groups in the Sahara and Sahel to boost recruitment and sow chaos, efforts which now appear to be bearing fruit.
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That came as a relief to the 40-year-old lawyer, proving that her outsider campaign for a council seat in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, was bearing fruit.
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This could be a sign that China's plan to shift more of its economy away from manufacturing and toward the services sector, which creates more jobs, is bearing fruit.
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Airbnb signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the city back in 2014 agreeing to help out during emergencies if they could, and now this unique agreement is bearing fruit.
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HSBC's move to freeze the accounts and work with authorities to return the funds will reinforce the lender's assertion that its efforts to improve financial controls are bearing fruit.
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"She was very proud to know that all the values she taught me are now bearing fruit, not only in me but in my sisters as well," she says.
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Investments by Novartis in its struggling Alcon eye care business also appeared to be bearing fruit, with first-quarter sales in constant currencies rising 1 percent to $1.4 billion.
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"I think what differentiates Accenture from its competitors is...they were very early to make digital investments... and (that) is now bearing fruit," Edward Jones analyst Bill Kreher said.
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ASOS said investment in technology and logistics was bearing fruit, delivering 21 percent growth in visits to its sites and growth in average order frequency, basket value and conversion.
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These closer ties appear to be bearing fruit, in the form of better campaign coordination and grassroots organisation—fundamentals that Mr Trump has struggled with in other key states.
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An ambitious overhaul of personnel and programming is bearing fruit, as evidenced by an excellent new recording of commissioned works by Nico Muhly, Augusta Read Thomas and Andrew Norman.
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Better-than expected first-quarter numbers were a step in the right direction, Greco said, and indicated that measures outlined last year to improve GI performance were bearing fruit.
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They were delivered as South Korean efforts to dial down the tension with the North, through dialogue and joint participation in the Winter Olympics, appeared to be bearing fruit.
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The work reflects Ms. Coyne's own belief in the power of women to bring about change when they collaborate effectively — which she sees now bearing fruit culturally with #MeToo.
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The Caixin PMI is forecast to pick up to 51.0 from 50.8 in March, as policymakers' efforts to channel affordable financing to struggling smaller firms appears to be bearing fruit.
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"The prize money won't pay for my tourism management education, but I am grateful that (efforts to raise awareness) of negative vices within the community are bearing fruit," said Lekatoo.
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"The move from Moody's is reflection that the reforms are already bearing fruit in the shape of some fiscal improvement with the primary surplus," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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"Our overall takeaway from these datapoints is that Instagram's strategy of replicating key aspects of Snap's use case is bearing fruit, limiting Snap's ability to attract new users," DiClemente said.
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Because of swift international action, that decision is now bearing fruit and the Antarctic ozone hole is starting to heal -- perhaps to close completely by as early as the 2050s.
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The gains illustrate how Ackman's efforts to rebuild his performance record after a few rocky years are bearing fruit, with bets on Starbucks and Chipotle proving to be big winners.
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The Chinese government's efforts to clean up air quality are bearing fruit as use of dirty coal has likely dropped 40 percent over the last five years, said Wood Mackenzie.
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The effort is bearing fruit: US middle-market investment-banking revenues are up 17%, and the company's pipeline for such deals is 30% greater than in 2018, the bank says.
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In the more than hour-long interview at the Elysee palace that focused on his domestic agenda, Macron also said his economic reforms would start bearing fruit within two years.
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Chief Executive Brian Moynihan's years-long effort to streamline the bank's sprawling operations and keep its costs in check are finally bearing fruit as the Federal Reserve raises borrowing costs.
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With the United States apparently pulling back from multilateralism, China is deploying to great effect an approach that has been some years in the making but is now bearing fruit.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Wednesday that efforts to reduce risks in the EU banking sector were bearing fruit, but that bad loans remained a challenge in some countries.
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Greece's economy is expected to grow by about two percent in 2018, a sign that sacrifices are bearing fruit, Tsipras said outlining initiatives to boost employment and fight a brain drain.
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On the first, he can point to falling inflation and a return to growth in the first quarter of the year as signs that his pro-market reforms are bearing fruit.
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The strategy is already bearing fruit at FCA's Melfi plant in southern Italy which is running at full steam, helped by strong demand for the Jeep Renegade and Fiat 500X crossover.
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The acquisition is already bearing fruit: A recent note from Deutsche Bank estimates that Amazon's warehouse operating costs have been cut by 20 percent where Kiva Systems technology has been implemented.
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If one were to reinforce existing operations, the reasonable man would expect to find that the initial effort was bearing fruit and thus expanding the mission would achieve even more success.
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Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila said the new approach seemed to be bearing fruit and the EU should extend the approach to other countries with a focus on improving return rates.
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" But he insisted that citizens could see that his economic blueprint for diversifying the state's economy – namely moving away from primary commodities to services, tourism and manufacturing – was now "bearing fruit.
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But its efforts are not bearing fruit, as the company reduced its same-store sales growth forecast for 215 to about 22.4 percent from a previous range of 2400.6-383 percent.
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Le Maire said that governments in the shared currency zone should step up efforts to support growth and said that the French government's efforts to reform its economy were bearing fruit.
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And maybe, just maybe, that's still true… but at the moment, she really does seem to have gone back on her feelings about him, and his plot seems to be bearing fruit.
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STRBSKE PLESO, Slovakia (Reuters) - Google's proposals to increase competition in online shopping are bearing fruit, Europe's antitrust chief said on Friday, suggesting that the company may be able to avoid further fines.
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Those initiatives are already bearing fruit, and FDA told POLITICO it believes there may be new short-term mitigation strategies that it will be able to announce in the next few months.
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And our efforts are bearing fruit: in 2019 attention to this issue hit a fever pitch with Presidential candidates addressing the issue on a debate stage for the first time in history.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's government posted its smallest annual deficit last year since 2014, Treasury figures on Wednesday showed, indicating that its concerted effort to balance out the public finances is bearing fruit.
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Net sales rose 0.3 percent at constant currencies as a streamlining of wholesale clients and adverse weather patterns weighed on Europe while previous commercial restructuring started bearing fruit in North America and China.
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"The March (housing starts) numbers show better economic conditions still are not bearing fruit for builders as the market turns toward the spring home shopping season," said Matthew Speakman, economic analyst at Zillow.
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Chief Executive Manny Roman said in the trading statement that the group's efforts to diversify were bearing fruit, but that market uncertainty remained "challenging" and uncertain risk appetite among investors could hit flows.
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COPENHAGEN, May 26.5322 (Reuters) - Danish pharmaceutical company Lundbeck showed signs that its turnaround plan under its new chief executive was bearing fruit after reporting a sharp swing into profit in the first quarter.
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BRUSSELS, June 12 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Wednesday that efforts to reduce risks in the EU banking sector were bearing fruit, but that bad loans remained a challenge in some countries.
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Tillerson also sought to reassure U.S. diplomats posted abroad that his ideas to revamp the country's foreign service were bearing fruit, saying he would reveal a modernization plan for the U.S. State Department soon.
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In the early 1990s, when the climate issue was first reliably on the global political agenda, a plan to cut emissions over decades — modestly at first, then quickly — would be bearing fruit by now.
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With an investigation into the White House's correspondence with Russia finally bearing fruit and a tax bill on the cusp of passing, Cramer turned to the stocks and events on his radar next week.
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The revamp, unveiled by managers on a conference call with analysts on Tuesday, followed first-quarter results which suggested initiatives including cheaper meals and new breakfast options were bearing fruit at Burger King outlets.
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While the revised guidance kept annual profit estimates unaltered, Chief Executive Officer Paulo Caffarelli said at an event that his focus on bolstering profitability and cutting the bank's cost and capital structures are bearing fruit.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is strong and its turnaround strategy is bearing fruit, Chairman Paul Achleitner said, ruling out the need for state aid and playing down speculation that the lossmaking German bank should merge.
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So far at least 21 Punjab lawmakers from Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) have defected to Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), or Movement for Justice party, suggesting the strategy is bearing fruit.
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Bond investors said the company's problems have been compounded by the loss of top managers and little evidence that a turnaround plan, that also includes expanding deeper in Europe and cutting costs, was bearing fruit.
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Chief Executive Flavio Cattaneo, who took over at the heavily-indebted group earlier this year, has stepped up cost cutting to make the telecoms group a more nimble player and the strategy is bearing fruit.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Siemens Healthineers said measures to speed up installations of its new blood and urine testing machines were bearing fruit, but ramp-up challenges would squeeze full-year profit margins at its diagnostics division.
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The review showed the ECB's three-year push to get banks to hold more capital and clean up their balance sheets was bearing fruit but frailties remained, particularly at firms with high levels on unpaid loans.
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By now, of course, the groves were bearing fruit and the olives pressed and sold on the Murat's family's behalf to Cypriot co-operative who would sell the oil on for blending and repackaging to Italy.
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Following the viral video in April of the dragging of passenger David Dao, with whom the airline settled, United unveiled a series of measures, including higher compensation for bumped travelers, which appears to be bearing fruit.
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Democrats also hope to go after a few red states, and some of their early efforts in Missouri, Arkansas and Arizona, look to be bearing fruit, even as their hopes in Kentucky and Louisiana have withered.
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Though the police did not give any reason for the decline, and an improving economy has undoubtedly helped, and a 2007 suicide prevention program tweaked in 2016 to allow for regional differences is apparently bearing fruit.
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Though the police did not give any reason for the decline, and an improving economy has undoubtedly helped, and a 2007 suicide prevention programme tweaked in 2016 to allow for regional differences is apparently bearing fruit.
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Now, even as local elected officials are faced with the potential of a state takeover, they hope some seeds they planted to clean up crime-ridden areas and diversify the economy could begin bearing fruit before long.
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There is some evidence that their initiatives are bearing fruit: in 2015, more than 37,500 people bought their first tickets for the BBC Proms, a concert series held in London's Victoria & Albert Hall every summer since 1895.
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Restructuring Greece's debt, the highest in the euro zone, is the leftist-led government's primary goal as it hopes to convince voters years of austerity are bearing fruit and shore up its waning popularity in opinion polls.
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Signs that Iran's pressure tactics may be bearing fruit include the adoption of a wait-and-see attitude toward ousting the current prime minister by Hadi al-Amiri, Iran's most powerful ally within the current Iraqi parliament.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey's calls for a ceasefire in Syria's rebel-held Idlib region were bearing fruit after days of relative calm but more work needed to be done, Hurriyet newspaper reported on Monday.
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If you identify as either a man or a women and feel as though your efforts aren't bearing fruit in the gym, freeing yourself of gender-based mores may be part of of the prescription for progress.
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In Senegal, recent legislation has drastically increased fines for illegal fishing to $1 million, and officials pointed to the two impounded foreign-owned boats in Dakar, the nation's capital, as proof that their efforts are bearing fruit.
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However, the growth rate of Chinas imports of major commodities has accelerated in recent months, indicating Beijings stimulus efforts may be bearing fruit and that the impact of trade war may not be as bad as feared.
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"The pressure in Raqqa is bearing fruit as ISIL leaders come out of hiding, which allows us to kill them," Brett H. McGurk, Mr. Obama's envoy to the international coalition fighting the Islamic State, said this month.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As Japan enters the busiest period of its annual general meeting season, shareholders will submit a record number of proposals to companies amid signs activist efforts to instigate change among conservative corporates are bearing fruit.
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So far, at least, Sini's strategy seems to be bearing fruit: The FBI has rejoined the hunt for the Long Island Serial Killer, and federal agents are once again going after MS-13 members in the area.
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With four years of unprecedented stimulus to revive the euro zone economy slowly bearing fruit, the ECB had been preparing markets for policy tightening, dubbed "normalization" — only to see a global trade war derail its plans within months.
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With four years of unprecedented stimulus to revive the euro zone economy slowly bearing fruit, the ECB had been preparing markets for policy tightening, dubbed "normalisation" -- only to see a global trade war derail its plans within months.
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Weaker currencies in Brazil and Argentina have clobbered Telefonica's financial results in recent quarters, even as its dual strategy to aim for both the upper and lower ends of the Spanish market has shown signs of bearing fruit.
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The French leader aimed to show his activity on the world stage and his pro-business strategy were bearing fruit at a gathering with global CEOs in Versailles, where SAP and other firms announced a flurry of investments.
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This week's "solid print is evidence that continued investments in product newness, store remodels, and fulfillment are bearing fruit with the market clearly rewarding Target ... for recent success," Jefferies analyst Christopher Mandeville said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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Ken Cheung, senior Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong, said in a note that the strong data indicated that the economy is recovering and provides early signs that "aggressive fiscal and monetary easing" is bearing fruit.
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Ken Cheung, senior Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong, said in a note that the "strong" data indicated that the economy is recovering and provides early signs that "aggressive fiscal and monetary easing" is bearing fruit.
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It said heavy investment in integrating its websites and stores, which is denting profitability, was bearing fruit, with online sales up 20.8335 percent in the quarter and same-store sales up 7 percent, accelerating from 3 percent in 2017.
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The stock market rout began at the end of January, when U.S. wages posted their fastest growth in more than eight years, fuelling expectations that the Federal Reserve's decade-long struggle to bring inflation back was finally bearing fruit.
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With a typical lag of around 18 months for a new banker to break even, Kunz said Baer's strategy of recruiting more private bankers in 2016 to attract new clients was proving successful and bearing fruit faster than expected.
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His achievements were possible chiefly because the member states wanted to use the EU machinery as a way of catching up with the economic liberalisation that was bearing fruit in America and Britain under Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher.
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Currency turbulence in Brazil and Argentina have dented the telecoms group's results in recent quarters, even as its dual strategy to aim for both the upper and lower ends of the Spanish market has shown signs of bearing fruit.
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Regulators have taken stringent action since the start of the year to ease the brisk pace of house prices and, while there are early signs of a slowdown, the RBA is not fully convinced those measures are bearing fruit.
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Eswar Prasad, a professor of trade policy at Cornell University, said that although Mr. Trump's approach appeared to be bearing fruit in the short term, it could ultimately hurt the trust of American trading partners and hamper the economy.
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But politics aside, the suspicion of illicit collaboration between the highest-ranking members of the Trump campaign and the Russian pro-Trump information operation is well-founded, and the ongoing criminal investigation into that possibility is steadily bearing fruit.
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Mr. Trump has expressed excitement about his own planned summit meeting with Mr. Kim, but on Wednesday, he said he was ready to bail out before, or even during, the meeting if he concluded that diplomacy was not bearing fruit.
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BERLIN, Aug 14 (Reuters) - German consumer electronics retailer Ceconomy said quarterly earnings were dented by another impairment on its stake in Metro even as it reported that its strategy to push online sales and offer more services is bearing fruit.
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"The law is bearing fruit because the measures have been used by prosecutors in Trani, Bari, Siena and Turin" to stem multimillion euro counterfeiting, said Colomba Mongiello, the lower house lawmaker who sponsored the 2013 law, referring to several recent investigations.
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Samuel da Rocha Lopes, professor at Nova University's business and economics school, said Portugal had "substantially improved its image" with a reform drive of Pedro Passos Coelho during the bailout that had started bearing fruit with an albeit still fragile recovery.
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The company in May said measures to improve the roll-out of its new blood and urine testing machines were bearing fruit, and shipments went up to 450 machines in the third quarter from 410 in the previous three months.
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KALPITIYA, Sri Lanka (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sri Lanka's pioneering nationwide program to save its damaged mangrove forests is bearing fruit a year on, prompting the U.S. conservation group backing it to look for another island country to launch a similar effort.
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She should have said, I&aposm very glad that all of our labors are bearing fruit, but instead, she is trying to sell books and settle scores and you&aposve got to be anti-Trump for those to be successful.
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Revenue from StubHub, EBay's marketplace for event tickets, rose 6.0 percent to $63 million, setting aside some fears of slowing growth in the business and showing that a strategy of expanding into international and non-traditional ticket markets was bearing fruit.
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They may not be widely known outside of China, but Tencent's mini program initiative to develop "apps" that live outside of app stores is bearing fruit after it clocked two notable landmarks: 200 million daily users and one million apps.
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On non-military issues, Xi said a 100-day action plan put into place after his April summit at Trump's Mar-a-logo estate in Florida is bearing fruit and a further year-long plan is being considered, Xinhua reported.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's deeply unpopular President Francois Hollande on Thursday tried to convince skeptical voters that his policies were bearing fruit, and said he would decide at the end of the year if he would seek a second mandate in 2017.
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Cintas' $2.2 billion acquisition of G&K Services closed in March and is already bearing fruit: the combined company's market share rose from 25 to 30 percent and the business got much more efficient, with more clients clustered in key endpoints.
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President Lenín Moreno's comments in a radio interview Thursday suggested that months of quiet diplomacy between the Ecuador and Britain to resolve Mr. Assange's situation is bearing fruit — even as questions are swirling about his legal fate in the United States.
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"We see indications that our efforts to disrupt (IS) sources of revenue are bearing fruit, both because of targeted air strikes against (IS) financial and commercial activities and due to our efforts to decrease liquidity into (IS)-controlled territory," he added.
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On a recent morning at Steptoe Butte State Park, where Mr. Benscoter has focused his work, about a five-hour drive from Seattle, he hiked toward an Arkansas Beauty apple tree, perhaps the only one on the planet currently bearing fruit.
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From efforts to share intelligence on China's military with India and the prospect of engaging Japanese experts in its submarine program, Taipei's push is gradually bearing fruit despite sensitivities surrounding relations with Taiwan, according to government officials, military attaches and diplomats.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone's top banks shed some 30 billion euros ($33.97 billion) worth of unpaid loans in the three months to September, in a new sign that European Central Bank pressure to clean up their balance sheets is bearing fruit.
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The odds of Baldwin's resolution bearing fruit are long: The House would have to pass the same resolution, and President Donald Trump would have to sign a measure unwinding his own administration's agenda or there would need to be a veto-proof majority.
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Likewise eager to show that its pro-China policy is bearing fruit, the government has leaked reports that 50 agreements might be signed during Xi's March 21-23 visit, including deals with oil company Eni, gas infrastructure firm Snam and shipbuilder Fincantieri.
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BERLIN, May 2 (Reuters) - Siemens Healthineers posted quarterly revenue and earnings ahead of expectations on Thursday helped by strong sales of its imaging gear and said measures to improve the roll-out of its blood and urine testing machines were bearing fruit.
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Despite the large sales this pulled from Singapore storage, the inventory drawdown does not necessarily indicate that an effort led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to cut production to tighten supplies and prop up prices is bearing fruit.
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"China's actions are certainly positive at the margin ... but overall the risk is that it is interpreted as a signal of weakness that these ongoing struggles to stabilise the market by the authorities aren't really bearing fruit," said Commerzbank strategist Michael Leister.
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While analysts said it was still too early to say whether the efforts under Chief Executive Rupert Hogg were bearing fruit, they said the firm was benefiting from a global recovery in the cargo market and profits at its associates and subsidiaries.
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"Our consistent strategic focus on the energy system of the future is bearing fruit on a sustainable basis," Chief Executive Georg Mueller said, adding MVV would invest about 300 million euros ($319 million) in the current fiscal year, up from 236 million.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron sought on Monday to show that his activity on the world stage and his pro-business reforms were bearing fruit with a highly-publicized summit of global CEOs in Versailles and a flurry of investments worth about $923 billion.
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"This plan should start bearing fruit within two years, when we expect to have strong metrics that will allow us to return to the good situation of a few years back," said Parente, who was appointed in May to turn around the struggling oil giant.
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Recent data have however surprised on the upside with inflation hitting a three year high and euro zone business growth at its fastest in more than five years, suggesting unexpected resilience in the 19-member currency bloc and indicating that stimulus is bearing fruit.
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Comparable sales, that include both in-store and digital sales, rose by a better-than-expected 5.3 percent while in-store traffic grew 4.5 percent, suggesting the company's outlays on remodeling hundreds of outlets and opening smaller stores in college towns was bearing fruit.
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"While North Korea, the target of engagement, remains a menacing nuclear state, the outsiders have become beholden to the enchanting possibility of their efforts bearing fruit one day," said Lee Sung-yoon, a professor of Korean studies at the Fletcher School at Tufts University.
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You know the old saying goes two heads are better than one, three years are better than two when it comes to turning around the fortunes at CS. The first two years were not easy but it looks like 2018 is already really bearing fruit.
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The President announced his national emergency declaration during a rambling performance in the Rose Garden where he bragged about the economy, touted progress in his talks with China, vented about media coverage of his presidency and insisted his negotiations with North Korea are bearing fruit.
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Chinese health officials on Sunday said two days of falls in the number of new confirmed cases showed their efforts to halt the spread of the virus were bearing fruit, although international experts say it is too early to tell whether the epidemic has peaked.
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LAS VEGAS — In a storefront on this city's heavily Latino east side, the civil rights leader Dolores Huerta rallied a dozen volunteers for Hillary Clinton on Wednesday night, relating in Spanish a Mexican saying about people who go near a cactus only when it is bearing fruit.
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Carrefour recently sealed a purchasing alliance with Britain's Tesco which is expected to start bearing fruit this year.. Carrefour kept its annual dividend unchanged at 0.46 euros and said it now eyed cost savings of 2.8 billion euros by 2020 instead of the 1.93 billion previously targeted.
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Carrefour recently sealed a purchasing alliance with Britain's Tesco which is expected to start bearing fruit this year.. Carrefour kept its annual dividend unchanged at 0.46 euros and said it now eyed cost savings of 2.8 billion euros by 2020 instead of the 2 billion previously targeted.
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"Amazon's initial investment in countries such as India is already bearing fruit, and the launch of Amazon Prime in China could be a meaningful tailwind going forward if Amazon can scale their efforts in the region through accretive investment," Benchmark analyst Daniel Kurnos said in a note.
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But sooner or later, the farm system must begin bearing fruit, and the Yankees must start relying on younger players — similar to what the Boston Red Sox have done — if they are to build the type of sustained championship contender they fielded for so much of the 240s and early 22011s.
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"As former prime minister of Finland I can only say that the faster you make all the reforms you plan to do, the better, because the rest of the election term is the time you're starting bearing fruit of all those reforms," Katainen told CNBC in an exclusive interview on Wednesday.
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Thursday's news sent the pound nearly 1 percent higher on relief among investors that 20203 months of tense and tortuous negotiation were bearing fruit, keeping Britain close to its biggest market and ensuring nothing much will change during a transition period due to last until at least the end of 2020.
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Both far-right experts and festivalgoers say the strategy is bearing fruit, injecting fresh blood into extremist networks; there was an alarming number of young faces at the festival, many wearing the T-shirts of a far-right German MMA promotion, prompting grumbles from some of the grizzled scene veterans about the straight-edge values of their new comrades.
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"I think what's been very interesting with regards to the Chinese market is that even though growth is slowing, you can actually see that the economic restructuring that they have been trying to pursue is actually bearing fruit," Tan Min Lan, the wealth manager's head of chief investment office in Asia Pacific, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Thursday.
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At more than $70 billion, Disney's buyout of 21st Century Fox may be the nearly 100-year-old firm's most towering, but it's the culmination of a vision that began more than a decade earlier and is bearing fruit at the end of the 2010s, as evidenced by the torrent of "Baby Yoda" memes taking over the internet.
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Analysts said those actions looked like only a temporary fix after Monday's 7-percent drop in Chinese shares.. "China's actions are certainly positive at the margin ... but overall the risk is that it is interpreted as a signal of weakness that these ongoing struggles to stabilise the market by the authorities aren't really bearing fruit," Commerzbank strategist Michael Leister said.
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APRR, a subsidiary of French group Eiffage, announced on Monday an increase of 4.2 pct of its revenue in 1003 President Emmanuel Macron sought on Monday to show that his activity on the world stage and his pro-business reforms were bearing fruit with a highly-publicised summit of global CEOs in Versailles and a flurry of investments worth about $3 billion.
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One of the things the two of us are most excited about as we head into the 2018 Oscars is the way the Academy's efforts to diversify its membership, undertaken in 2016 after two straight years of no nominees of color in the four acting categories, appear to be bearing fruit — in terms of not just who is nominated but what kinds of films are nominated.
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The historic meeting between the leaders of North Korea and South Korea is forcing critics of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to acknowledge that his much-derided strategy might be bearing fruit.
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