How Miami's real estate market is benefitting from rising sea levels How Miami's real estate market is benefitting from rising sea levels This segment originally aired Feb.
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Both sides agree that most Americans are benefitting from immigration.
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Spark added 1.1 percent, benefitting from news of management changes.
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The region is benefitting from the stability that chance has
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Who is benefitting from the law's corporate tax cuts today?
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The people not benefitting from that income inequality are sore, understandably.
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It outperformed European peers, benefitting from sterling weakness against the euro.
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Mining and manufacturing exports are benefitting from a stronger external environment.
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The Wolfpack led 44-34 at halftime, benefitting from balanced scoring.
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Portman is also benefitting from heavy spending from outside conservative groups.
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Go deeper: The 15 candidates benefitting from Swing Left's Impact Fund.
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Sony isn't only Asian tech company benefitting from Spotify's smooth debut.
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"We're benefitting from economies of scale at the moment," Uytdehaage said.
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In the meantime, stocks could keep benefitting from the Fed's intervention.
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" "There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.
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Apple is also benefitting from reusing a prior generation's display technology.
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APAC is generally benefitting from the global upturn in trade and growth.
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Zuckerberg has spent the past decade and a half benefitting from the
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Plus, he thinks it's pretty obvious who's really benefitting from the beef.
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Most states are already benefitting from cleaner air under EPA approved plans.
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"We could imagine buying steel benefitting from scale of volume," Guillou said.
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Stocks are benefitting from a belief that Trump spending policies will spur growth.
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Chevalier was subsequently ordered to stop disclosing or benefitting from customers' personal information.
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For now, tech workers benefitting from DACA may be keeping a low profile.
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He was subsequently ordered to stop disclosing or benefitting from customers' personal information.
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But is anyone other than Facebook and Google really benefitting from that growth?
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You're in a confident mood today, and everyone is benefitting from your wisdom.
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If they aren't benefitting from it, they don't want to see anybody grow.
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First came Libyan militiamen, benefitting from Bosnian expertise in therapy for wounded veterans.
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While others were benefitting from increased opportunities and airtime, my profile was shrinking.
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Most of the U.S. banks we rate are benefitting from rising interest rates.
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We look forward to benefitting from his continued counsel as an advisory director.
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The charges raise questions about whether Trump properties are benefitting from Trump's presidency.
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Is the American Lung Association a crony improperly benefitting from a slush fund?
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Finally, Twitter has been lucky on many fronts, benefitting from factors beyond its control.
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But that doesn't change the fact that he is benefitting from anti-black racism.
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The major players are benefitting from their large corporate parents, Digiday recently pointed out.
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It is now benefitting from record visitor growth and higher prices, particularly in Dublin.
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" Europe: Benefitting from "the effects of cheap money pumped out by its central bank.
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But he said he might work out an accommodation for those benefitting from DACA.
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Meanwhile, many of Trump's diehard supporters aren't even benefitting from the market's record gains.
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Families are benefitting from a doubling of the standard deduction and child tax credit.
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HSBC Bank's funding and liquidity are strong, with the latter benefitting from prudent management.
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In essence, it is customers that are benefitting from the industry's quest to survive.
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I wasn't benefitting from it until such time as I would take the money.
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In addition to coronavirus coverage, cable networks are benefitting from this year's presidential election.
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Among Mittelstand companies benefitting from the strong domestic demand are thousands of construction firms.
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But the fund has declined to identify which individuals are benefitting from the spending.
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Blumberg's Gimlet Media is one of many organizations benefitting from the renewed interest in podcasting.
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And podcast startups are benefitting from the increased consumer interest in the format, as well.
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And as many arguments for automation go, consumers will be directly benefitting from cheaper prices.
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We see the two smaller operators benefitting from a larger allocation of the coveted 2673MHz.
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New York manager Terry Collins said Matz is benefitting from improved fastball command and poise.
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The Clintons have been extraordinarily lucky, benefitting from political decisions by both Democrats and Republicans.
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There's a gaping loophole—and Democrats are benefitting from it as much as Republicans are.
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But don't forget that Microsoft (and other technology companies) will benefitting from this initiative, too.
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Benefitting from gains from the disposals, net profit was up 21% at 443 million euros.
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North Carolina led 37-31 at halftime benefitting from a 33-17 edge in rebounding.
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His benefitting from leasing this US property violates the domestic emoluments clause of US Const.
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"When you think about the people benefitting from our work, you feel a lot better."[PNAS]
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Nobody really plays the Game Boy one, so I'm benefitting from not having so much competition.
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Analysts said bitcoin was also benefitting from the weak dollar, and it was up 2700% Monday.
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But Putin has categorically denied the allegations, benefitting from Trump's wishy-washy stance on the issue.
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Investors switched to banks and retailers, which are seen benefitting from the expected corporate tax cuts.
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One installer benefitting from solar's geographic shift is Inovateus Solar LLC, based in South Bend, Indiana.
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Boone, benefitting from Cook's absence, ran for the first two touchdowns of his two-year career.
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There's no law against being the first to do something and benefitting from that—to an extent.
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This could nearly double the number of children benefitting from 1.4 million to up to 2.4 million.
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Kai loved sports, he told the group, and so he could see her benefitting from the addition.
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It's a win-win for everybody, for people who are out there and are benefitting from it.
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White racists see themselves as benefitting from Trump's proposal to shore up the old racial status quo.
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They're real people with real concerns who are benefitting from Facebook's largess, but they're also, undeniably, symbols.
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Revenue also exceeded forecasts, with the company benefitting from improved sales and better results from financing activities.
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FCF should rise moderately beyond 2017 benefitting from moderating capital intensity, core operational improvements and efficiency initiatives.
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I've never felt comfortable with traditional gender roles, even when it seemed like I was benefitting from them.
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Essentially, we're benefitting from the work done by people who came before us — plus, we have the internet.
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If it's Armani, Peviani isn't benefitting from the brand association, as the logo doesn't look anything like Armani's.
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However, people living with mental health issues are one vulnerable group that is not benefitting from this trend.
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Scores of other Democrats are bringing young immigrants benefitting from a program Trump is ended as their guests.
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Tobacco firm Imperial Brands rose 2 percent, benefitting from an upgrade by Barclays to "overweight" from "equal weight".
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Mrs Clinton, it appears, had been benefitting from an unsustainable boost from the two party conventions in July.
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By the 1980s, Palau was on its way to independence, and locals were benefitting from tourism and trade.
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Among other things, it was difficult to get SNF's to participate despite payers benefitting from the cost savings.
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Accusations that Trump has been improperly benefitting from his presidency have been nearly constant since he entered office.
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Resist the urge to use the refund to determine whether you're ultimately benefitting from the 2018 tax overhaul.
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The single currency is benefitting from positive talks in Germany about the formation of a new coalition government.
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Many of those benefitting from Gates Foundation investments are also those feeling the impact of climate change most severely.
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It seems Fitbit is only slightly benefitting from the news of its new products — particularly the Fitbit Ionic device.
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Fowles is merely the most impressive example of a true five benefitting from her team's additional three-point threats.
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All patients who improve while taking investigational drugs during clinical trials are benefitting from the use of unapproved drugs.
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The startup makes its money by allowing enterprises to keep their internal code private while benefitting from Codota's insights.
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Real wage growth can give you a sense and help tease out who's benefitting from those top-level metrics.
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Fitch expects FCF will rise moderately beyond 2017 benefitting from lower capital intensity, core operational improvements cost efficiency initiatives.
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Know it or not, you were benefitting from "fair use" and other key parts of our nation's copyright laws.
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You also begin to question who might be benefitting from crafting specifications to favor one defense contractor over another.
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And even when a place is having a boom, you have to look at who is benefitting from it.
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North Carolina led 36-30 at halftime, shooting 51.6 percent from the field and benefitting from Brooks' 15 points.
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Cost cuts have helped lift operating margins, while JD's capital-intensive logistics unit is benefitting from greater economies of scale.
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U.S. MADE "FUNDAMENTAL MISJUDGMENT" BELIEVING CHINA IS UNILATERALLY BENEFITTING FROM CHINA-US ECONOMIC AND TRADE RELATIONS - CHINA'S GLOBAL TIMES EDITORIAL
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Valderrama, benefitting from an internet before social media was widespread, likely could have sailed through his dating choices relatively unscathed.
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Rhode Island beat VCU 81-68 in the regular season, controlling the backboards and benefitting from 26 second-chance points.
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Destroying the systems we've been participating in — and in many cases, benefitting from — and rebuilding from scratch is way harder.
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We did not specifically adjust for banks' benefitting from guarantees from their (state-owned) parent entities due to limited disclosure.
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They know what the experiments are and how they are benefitting from them and I think the romance is gone.
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Political analyst Bill Schneider said on Wednesday that Democrats were benefitting from increased fundraising ahead of the 28500 midterm elections.
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The Orioles put the game away with two runs in the eighth, benefitting from Trumbo's homer and Machado's RBI single.
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He met with students benefitting from a mentoring program which encourages young people to better understand their thoughts and actions.
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But Van Hollen's campaign still denounced her by association, and some Democratic strategists see Van Hollen benefitting from the episode.
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There have been recent signs that exporters are benefitting from the pound's fall and a pickup in the world economy.
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It started as a flour milling center, benefitting from the Erie Canal, then as a center for nurseries and seeds.
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He's been accused of money laundering and benefitting from a fraudulent real estate deal involving a network of shell companies.
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The university issued a set of plans to "reconcile" (quoting Georgetown President John J. DeGioia) its role in benefitting from slavery.
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The small screen also appears to be benefitting from networks' decision to welcome showrunners and creators from all kinds of backgrounds.
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This outperformance comes despite the other G-SIBs benefitting from a strong fixed income trading environment, a business which BK lacks.
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Chinese firms accused of benefitting from the theft of intellectual property or assisting in espionage, including ZTE and Huawei, did not.
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Instagram Stories is benefitting from the large active user base Instagram itself enjoys, and now has 100 million daily active viewers.
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Welcome to college ball, where even your top teams in the battle for SEC Championships are benefitting from egregious offensive errors.
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This has led to a great migration away from mainstream monopolies to smaller outlets that are benefitting from the new administration.
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Trump's contract with the General Services Administration prohibits elected officials from being a party to the lease or benefitting from it.
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Despite this progress, we are not yet benefitting from the full range of educator voices on policy, especially on school choice.
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Air France-KLM reported better-than-anticipated third-quarter profits on Friday, joining European rivals in benefitting from robust summer demand.
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Angola, while participating in output cuts organised by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, is benefitting from lower Saudi exports.
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Karin Housley, who is running for Democrat Al Franken's Senate seat in Minnesota, is one candidate benefitting from Lindell's star power.
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Among the institutions that are benefitting from the new initiative is West Virginia University, known for its top notch forensics program.
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This means: unique experiences made by smaller teams, benefitting from the support EA can offer through marketing, funding, security, and publishing.
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South Korea's KOSPI rose 0.8 percent, buoyed by stocks which are seen as benefitting from a further thawing in tensions with Pyongyang.
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In addition to Google, the project is also benefitting from collaborative contributions from Paulo Blikstein of Stanford University and design firm IDEO.
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Spanish businesses and consumers are also benefitting from European Central Bank policy to stimulate the continent's economy by holding down interest rates.
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Trump's contract with the federal General Services Administration bans elected officials from being a party to the lease or benefitting from it.
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Trump's contract with the federal General Services Administration prohibits elected officials from being a party to the lease or benefitting from it.
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South Korea's KOSPI rose 0.7 percent, buoyed by stocks which are seen as benefitting from a further thawing in tensions with Pyongyang.
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During his campaign, President Donald Trump found a sympathetic ear in those who believed they were not benefitting from past economic policies.
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FCF exceeds $7503 million throughout the forecast period, benefitting from manageable CAPEX requirements, modest pension funding requirements, and long-dated debt maturities.
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"Many engineers are moving to LA given recent developments in Silicon Valley (price etc) so we are benefitting from this," said Trost.
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Are all restaurants equally suited to benefitting from Tock or does it innately favor certain types of establishments like fine dining restaurants?
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According to the letter, the lease agreement explicitly prohibits any elected official from becoming party to the contract or benefitting from it.
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Its customers abroad pay in small monthly installments that doesn't gut their budgets, while immediately benefitting from the cost savings on fuel.
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If companies producing those goods were judged to be benefitting from state aid, Brussels may decide to slap on a punitive duty.
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I can really remember, at every stage of my career, benefitting from the advice of musicians who have been through the same thing.
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The market to reach consumers today is significantly simpler — companies and consumers are benefitting from the infrastructure investments from the last tech boom.
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But more unusual is the role that the spouses of agency directors have played in both approving controversial expenses or benefitting from them.
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MasterCard (MA) and Visa (V) were both rated "outperform" in new coverage at Jefferies, with both payment networks benefitting from secular industry growth.
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G4S is also benefitting from the pound's weakness versus the dollar, boosting revenues in pounds, although further detail of this was not provided.
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It claimed the problem was limited to so-called drug abusers and that millions of pain patients were benefitting from more liberal prescribing.
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But those groups are benefitting from the Trump economy and are increasingly giving him and his party credit for their improving economic picture.
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Leveraged loans, which are floating-rate instruments, are benefitting from rising Libor rates as well as a flattening in spreads over the benchmark.
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Nevertheless, profitability metrics held up well, benefitting from some small balance-sheet expansion, solid margins, diversified non-interest income and good cost control.
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Squirrels, like humans, can be trust fund kids, benefitting from caches of spruce cones left behind by older generations, according to new research.
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This time, Zuckerberg talked about the importance of "centralization vs decentralization" in tech — in other words, who is benefitting from tech's tremendous power.
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China, meanwhile, was showing signs of recovery in traffic data and industrial activity, with Asia overall benefitting from low oil prices, he noted.
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But there is simply no job in America — even the anesthesiologists — whose typical practitioner comes anywhere close to benefitting from GOP tax policy.
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So that is a fundamental problem with our information ecosystem is attention gets rewarded, not quality of information [...] the thing that we should acknowledge is that anyone who's selling ads—these ad-driven platforms—they're benefitting from a lot of the fake information, misinformation, and these campaigns, and they're also benefitting from people just generating attention at pretty much any cost.
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"The U.S. dollar is currently benefitting from its role as safe currency haven," said Esther Maria Reichelt, an FX strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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"The only ones benefitting from piracy are people in unknown destinations ... that are selling hundreds of millions of dollars worth of advertising," he added.
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The salamander doesn't appear to be negatively affected by its microbial roommates, and in fact the amphibian may even be benefitting from this arrangement.
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It seems almost fitting that the very schmoes who've been benefitting from the decline of women's bodybuilding might inadvertently be about to save it.
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James Hardie, which makes nearly four-fifths of its sales in North America has been benefitting from a recovery in the U.S. housing market.
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The only one benefitting from any of this is Clickhole, the only good website, as Alex will now have more time to read it.
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"Yet, U.S. industries face increasing competition as our global competitors are benefitting from trade deals that exclude and disadvantage the United States," they said.
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It was a Russian nesting doll of promotion, one parody account tucked within the next, each one benefitting from the others' massive follower counts.
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The top riser was Morrison, up 1.5 percent, benefitting from target price upgrades from Barclays, Bernstein and UBS after well-received results on Thursday.
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The French government has been criticized in the past for rejecting people displaced by conflict while benefitting from the artworks taken from their countries.
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DALIO: I THINK THERE SHOULD BE A NATIONAL INITIATIVE TO LOOK AT THE PARTS OF THE POPULATION THAT ARE NOT BENEFITTING FROM THE CYCLE.
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Better yet, just take one hour to visit any of the thousands of schools or community centers across the nation benefitting from CNCS programs.
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If he had, he would have heard from hundreds of us who helped create and are now benefitting from and fighting for our monument.
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Recurring Revenue Streams: Fitch expects Conduent to continue benefitting from 90% recurring revenue from contracts with an average life of more than three years.
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The idea of female independence and interdependence is met with scoffing hatred by both men and women who see themselves as benefitting from male dominance.
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"I'm glad this new record is benefitting from all this technology, because it's been a lifelong quest to keep the music sounding right," Lofgren says.
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"Benefitting from the global economic recovery and new technology momentum, the semiconductor market flourished and machinery demand was hot," the government said in a statement.
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They may not be benefitting from the heart-related benefits linked to alcohol, including higher levels of good cholesterol and a healthier blood-clotting profile.
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Litecoin, which is a lightweight, faster Bitcoin competitor, might be benefitting from a recently launched marketing campaign, announced last week by Litecoin founder Charlie Lee.
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He&aposs doing that to protect American technology because the goods that he is looking at are those that are benefitting from theft US tech.
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What the Monmouth poll measures is not whether a growing economy is benefitting ordinary people, but whether those people see themselves as benefitting from it.
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Nicholas Hyett, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said Ashtead also appeared to be benefitting from U.S. President Donald Trump's policies aimed at boosting economic growth.
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We see the new entrant benefitting from the larger allocation of the coveted 963MHz, compared with the 2x5MHz set aside for each of the incumbents.
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Their advice was wide-ranging: Some said Biden surrogates should attack Trump's adult children for benefitting from the presidency anytime Trump goes after Biden's son.
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But Ross and other advocates who spoke to VICE said in reality, many of the marginalized folks who should be benefitting from these policies aren't.
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Lula da Silva was accused of benefitting from the renovation of a triplex in a beach town near Sao Paulo by the construction company OAS.
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P&C reinsurance reported a 9M16 combined ratio of 93.8% (103M15: 84.5%), benefitting from lower-than-expected natural catastrophe claims and favourable prior-year developments.
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And his golf clubs are also benefitting from his frequent weekend trips — so far the agency has dropped about $60,2100 on golf cart rentals alone.
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Back to rich people: Looking at the bill through the lens of a pre-2009 world, high earners aren't benefitting from the AHCA's tax cuts.
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The Blazers opened the third quarter with an 11-0 run to seize a 59-58 advantage, benefitting from the Clippers' 0-for-7 shooting start.
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Ishihara was not a top-flight featherweight but he was benefitting from a lot of goodwill after making himself famous with his comments about his 'bitches'.
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The company's recently announced strategic alliance to combine its specialty pharmacy business with Prime Therapeutics LLC could improve its growth profile while benefitting from scale efficiencies.
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Foreign and financial services businesses helped French banks cope with the tough retail market at home, with Credit Agricole also benefitting from its asset management operations.
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The agreement stipulates that motor vehicles benefitting from the agreement's terms must be produced with a minimum of 75 percent from a high-wage area, i.e.
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Rather, they are benefitting from enormous injections of private capital, often at the behest of some of China's richest men and the lucrative corporations they command.
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Sure, there's a huge corporation financing and benefitting from this program, but even a corporate oasis is a welcome thing in the food deserts of America.
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Carrefour is also benefitting from the renovation of some of its hypermarkets in Brazil and from the robust performance of its Atacadao cash and carry stores.
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"Digital art is now merging with contemporary art and emerging artists are benefitting from the attention now given to it by galleries and museums," says Wands.
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There is currently no strong evidence to show that healthy patients are benefitting from these clinics, most of which didn't exist more than 5 years ago.
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The trip came amidst increasing concerns about shoddy construction of infrastructure, rapidly rising levels of debt of African countries, and corrupt autocrats benefitting from foreign investment.
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Benefitting from algorithms that allowed him to learn from his own mistakes, he became more proficient at parsing questions and judging the quality of potential answers.
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With European banks still benefitting from the ECB's quantitative easing programme, the loan market remains highly liquid and borrowers have access to competitively priced loan financing.
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Those operating in the United States, including BMO, are also benefitting from healthy household finances in a less concentrated market, albeit with some pressure on margins.
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Arizona right-hander Merrill Kelly (13-03) gave up eight hits and five runs in six innings, benefitting from the seven-run sixth for the victory.
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Vestas, the world's largest wind turbine maker, is benefitting from a new focus on renewable energy generation, encouraged by the Paris global climate summit last year.
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To resume touring was to make a conscious decision to do this thing called The Grateful Dead, while also benefitting from some time away from it.
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The social networking platform was also criticized for benefitting from, but not contributing back to, the news outlets and publishers who create the content featured on Facebook.
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We are benefitting from one of the best innovative pipelines, with new medicines upcoming, so there is no need to-, CF: Focus on acquisitions to create size.
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In comparison, the Hispanic population has continued to grow throughout the years and reached nearly 59 million people, benefitting from the 2.1 percent increase over last year.
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In Europe, rating agency Moody's said that Germany - the continent's biggest economy - expected a slight acceleration of its growth to 1.8 percent, benefitting from robust domestic demand.
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He wasn't extremely optimistic about average-income Americans benefitting from the Trump tax cuts, but he is holding onto some hope for the great Trump infrastructure reboot.
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DO YOU THINK THAT THE WIRELESS INDUSTRY AS IT CURRENTLY STANDS IS BENEFITTING FROM HAVING FOUR COMPETITORS AND CONCEIVABLY WOULD BE HURT SHOULD THERE BE FURTHER CONSOLIDATION?
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In all, financials contributed 14 points to the FTSE 100's rise, with the sector seen as benefitting from returning growth and inflation in the global economy.
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Hong Kong's economy is closely linked to China's, with the city being a gateway to the mainland and benefitting from a steady flow of tourists and capital.
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He met with women benefitting from the research carried out there including Kathryn England, who told him about her grandchildren and asked him how his children were.
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The commercial, titled "Pedigree," argues O'Rourke has drawn unwarranted comparisons to former President Obama and describes O'Rourke as benefitting from the privilege of being a white man.
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I don't know why anyone who suspects they will fail the background check would bother submitting to a bug bounty they are deliberately excluded from benefitting from.
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A report from an Australian think tank has listed tech giants like Apple, Amazon, Huawei, Samsung, Google, Microsoft, and Sony as benefitting from forced labor in China.
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"We see corporate spending picking up, particularly around productivity, benefitting from lower taxes and a potential pick up in aggregate demand," Parker wrote in the Thursday note.
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Robust Operating Performance: Fitch expects VdA will maintain healthy financial flexibility through economic cycles via expenditure control and resilient revenue, benefitting from an additional 5% fiscal leeway.
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The website grew a following on social media as a popular online news outlet for conservatives, benefitting from the same Facebook groundswell that helped boost other media startups.
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Social Puncher and DoubleVerify separately analyzed the traffic flowing to the video subdomains on these sites and found they are benefitting from the same fraudulent traffic as Myspace.
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German consumers are benefitting from record-high employment and strong increases in real wages while cheap oil is also freeing up some of their cash for other purchases.
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That's a loss he was still benefitting from a decade later, according to tax documents subsequently revealed by investigative journalist David Cay Johnston for the nonprofit outlet DCREPORT*.
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The second group was the auto repair shops and parts retailers, as they are benefitting from the trend of people holding their cars for longer periods of time.
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German consumers are benefitting from record-high employment and strong increases in real wages while cheap oil is also freeing up some of their cash for other purchases.
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"The little guy is the one who is going to suffer from this — the working guy who is benefitting from the subsidies and from the Medicaid expansion," Rep.
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Italian banks are benefitting from renewed investor confidence under the new government after the anti-European stance of the previous coalition rattled markets and pushed up borrowing costs.
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We expect its operating EBITDAR margin to improve to around 44%-0003% (2016: 44%), benefitting from inherent operating leverage due to low marginal costs of adding new customers.
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" Rosenbluth added that DoubleLine is benefitting from a large distribution partner in State Street Global Advisors "that has well-established ETF relationships with institutional investors and wirehouse firms.
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We expect its operating EBITDAR margin to improve to around 13%-46% (2016: 44%), benefitting from inherent operating leverage due to low marginal costs of adding new customers.
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We expect its operating EBITDAR margin to improve to around 44%-46% (2016: 0003%), benefitting from inherent operating leverage due to low marginal costs of adding new customers.
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Treating capital gains as ordinary income would add roughly $161 billion per year, with over two-thirds of the people benefitting from the current cushy structure being millionaires.
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This doesn't mean that dependence isn't a problem for people who are taking drugs like antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications or opioids but are no longer benefitting from them.
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However, locals are worried that instead of benefitting from neighborhood renewal, they may find themselves priced out of their homes, and unable to share in a better future.
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Europe's airlines have been benefitting from the demand, with many increasing their profit targets for the year and reporting strong first-half figures over the last few weeks.
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One project would have resulted in a federal investment of $1.4 million for each individual landowner benefitting from the project, and only about 60 landowners would be benefitted.
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And as long as the system is in place, and as long as women are benefitting from that system, it's going to be harder to have these conversations.
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TP ICAP TP ICAP's ratings reflect our view that the transaction results in TP ICAP's company profile benefitting from a much-enlarged global franchise in voice and hybrid brokerage.
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One company that is immediately benefitting from the extension — which provides API-level access — is Truecaller, which is updating its iOS app with a load more spam-beating features.
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On the Universal side of NBCU, there's Universal Studios and Universal Parks & Resorts, the latter of which could end up benefitting from adding characters like Shrek to their properties.
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"We've seen all this evidence that only a handful of metropolitan areas are benefitting from these tech companies, meanwhile we're losing tens of thousands of independent businesses," she said.
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"I'm a firm believer in scrapping Obamacare and starting over," conservative Slate columnist Reihan Salam wrote in November 2014, when millions of people were already benefitting from the law.
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Private credit is no longer solely the domain of small to mid-sized companies and direct lenders are benefitting from the repricing of risk in the broader loan market.
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Last week, a long-running corruption trial — known as the Gurtel case — found dozens of people linked to Rajoy's governing People's Party (PP) guilty of benefitting from illegal kickbacks.
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Given its current and future impact, we must find a way to ensure that we continue benefitting from face recognition, while also ensuring that it is not being misused.
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Fitch projects GDP growth of around 2% per year for 2016-17, supported by household consumption benefitting from a decline in unemployment, and a pickup in tourism and investment.
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Hamilton, 65 points clear of team mate Valtteri Bottas with eight races remaining, ended the day 0.068 slower but benefitting from an aerodynamic tow to split the Ferrari drivers.
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Except instead of girls benefitting from having adult women innovators ambiently present in their lived experience, boys benefit from having responsible, married dads ambiently around in their lived experience.
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That matters because as more people find it difficult to buy a home, it means a smaller share of Americans are benefitting from that appreciation of the housing market.
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American workers are benefitting from middle-class jobs at over 200 U.S. biorefineries, like Pennsylvania Grain Processing, where 85 workers supply a quarter of the Keystone State's ethanol demand.
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The shale revolution, still considered in its early stages, is now benefitting from significant leaps forward in process optimization, manufacturing efficiency and the penetration of big data into production.
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Our focused strategy and improvements to both our consumer offering and restaurant support are working and we are well positioned to continue benefitting from channel shift in the category.
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Many of these will relate to construction and maintenance of the machines and their products, while others will come indirectly through businesses benefitting from a reliable supply of vital services.
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Malaysian Tourism, which began promoting medical tourism in Malaysia in 2002, is actively courting more Western tourists booking in for what Asian tourists have been benefitting from for many years.
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If a candidate were hell-bent on benefitting from hacking undertaken by hostile actors, either foreign or domestic, we have put no new barriers in place to stop such efforts.
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Thomas Cook also said its German airline Condor, with bookings up 12 percent, was benefitting from the uncertainty surrounding the fate of Air Berlin, which filed for insolvency in August.
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On the other side, you have to understand … Julien and guys like him are also benefitting from tennis because of Roger, because of what he has done for the sport.
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He did, however, take a swipe at Clinton for benefitting from a super PAC and refusing -- so far -- to release transcripts of paid speeches she delivered to Wall Street firms.
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"We think going underweight EM financials against developed market financials is the direct way of benefitting from the negative feedback loop between financials, sovereigns and corporates in EM," he said.
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NEW YORK, March 7 (IFR) - America Movil tapped the euro market for 1.5bn (US$1.65bn) of senior unsecured funding on Monday, benefitting from strengthening investor sentiment about Latin America credits.
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Payroll questions aside, the conversation between the leaders was, at bottom, a long lament about Russian subversion of democracies, followed by a recognition that Trump was already benefitting from it.
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The only people who have given up on Israeli democracy are the people most directly benefitting from the freedoms guaranteed by the Jewish state: the incredibly unpopular political far Left.
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The 'AAA' IDRs also reflect the following key rating drivers: The Netherlands' public finances are benefitting from above-trend GDP growth, earlier structural fiscal consolidation, and low debt service costs.
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Loans are in vogue as yields of 2650% currently exceed 2600% on high-yield bonds, according to Credit Suisse data, as investors are benefitting from rising interest and Libor rates.
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A judge last month dismissed a lawsuit from a liberal watchdog group that claimed Trump was violating the emoluments clause of the Constitution by benefitting from his businesses while president.
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Credit Protection Measures Benefitting from Cost Restructuring Programs: General Mills' 20% EBITDA margin is generally among the sector's top tier and has shown little variability over the past 10 years.
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Cardiologists are still debating the study's implications, and more research needs to be done, but it appears that patients are benefitting from the placebo effect rather than from the procedure itself.
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Claire has spent the last 20 years benefitting from the modern conveniences of the 1950s and '60s (skincare!), while Laoghaire has lived through the famine and hardship of post-Culloden Scotland.
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Murren has previously expressed support for the leagues benefitting from the newly created market, but for the "integrity fee" as pushed by Silver and the NBA as well as other leagues.
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Many of these Latin trap takes on English-language rap songs come replete with music videos, benefitting from the fortuitous high quality meets low budget nature of today's visual recording technology.
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But on the other hand, the exact nature of the advert remains unclear, and both the zoo and the agency are clearly benefitting from the now-global publicity surrounding the story.
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Howard ran in from 1 yard out 58 seconds before halftime as the Orange, benefitting from a pair of 15-yard defensive penalties on the drive, grabbed a 21-10 lead.
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That will be welcome news for industry watchers looking for signs that Italian banks, which are saddled with 360 billion euros of troubled loans, are benefitting from the country's economic recovery.
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"We're walking around with our heads down like woe is me," he said, as if Americans were in the throes of the Great Depression rather than benefitting from record low unemployment.
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The White House on Thursday poured cold water on talk of an emerging deal in the Senate to protect young immigrants benefitting from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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AT&T is a leading telecom provider in the U.S. It is benefitting from the continuation of the wireless story and the shift away from cable TV (cord cutting) and towards streaming.
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So when I think hard about it, I'm only really benefitting from Prime when I buy, for instance, a single pair of very excellent nail clippers from Japan—which I have done.
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As a lifelong resident of London, I've met scores of artists who have come here from all over Europe, benefitting from the freedom of movement allowed by our membership in the Union.
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Portugal has seen a surge in tourism in recent years, benefitting from security concerns over north African destinations and relatively low prices as it bounced back from its 250-14 debt crisis.
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Fitch projects annual FCF of around $250 million or more for the next few years, benefitting from EBITDA growth, minimal required contributions to pension plans and continued, manageable capital expenditure (CAPEX) requirements.
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Currencies are still benefitting from the comments as well as a recent rise in commodities' prices, including a rise in oil prices on the back of expectations of an OPEC production freeze.
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Defence companies have been benefitting from increased spending by the United States under President Donald Trump, who had called for a "bigger and better and stronger than ever before" defense last year.
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It looks like a kind of passive guardianship, with the humans striving to realize their exalted humanness, and the animals—or the robots—benefitting from the trickle-down effects of that endeavor.
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"'Dreamers' are members of our communities, and there are 800,000 living in fear with no ability to plan for the future," Zuckerberg wrote, referring to young immigrants benefitting from the DACA program.
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Meanwhile, Far From Home is Sony's biggest movie to date (having earned $1.1 billion worldwide), most likely benefitting from its Avengers connection as the first Marvel-related film to arrive after Endgame.
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Immigrants benefitting from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program face an uncertain future given the likely end of the program, according to Theresa Cardinal Brown of the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Zur Rose is boosting TV advertising in Germany, its largest market, where it is benefitting from the lifting of bans on prescription drug rebates that helped boost first-quarter sales by 17 percent.
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The dollar hit its highest for four months, still benefitting from data on Tuesday showing U.S. housing starts surged more than expected in June, underpinning a theme of strength in the U.S. economy.
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In part because of the body's effectiveness, countries with dubious rights records have sought seats on the council, often benefitting from an unwillingness of regional blocs to encourage/permit competition for available seats.
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What it means: Wealthier households have been benefitting from the recovery and upward trends in the stock market while middle income households aren't since they haven't been buying in to the stock market.
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"Italy is benefitting from only the downgrade of the outlook, which was already priced in, though some investors may have expected a one notch downgrade," said Daniel Lenz, rates strategist at DZ Bank.
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A spokesman for the agency said that the owner of the space was a private individual who is unaffiliated with the Trump Organization, suggesting that Trump is not financially benefitting from the lease.
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Trump is already facing two lawsuits, both as the president and as an individual, for allegedly violating the emoluments clause of the Constitution, which bans elected officials from financially benefitting from foreign governments.
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Our thought bubble: Germany benefitting from a cheap Euro is just another reason for the Trump Administration to dislike the European Union, and to support events that might help end the currency union.
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They say that if non-members don't have any obligation to pay fair share fees for the collective bargaining obligations, they would become "free riders," benefitting from the representation without sharing the costs.
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According to the study, 12 states and the District of Columbia would be particularly hard-hit as the average number of households benefitting from the program would drop by at least 15 percent.
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While Argentina is currently benefitting from a tax amnesty on capital repatriation and is in the process of removing capital controls, Vietnam, Romania and Pakistan are easy to access locally through cash or derivatives.
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Moreover, those tens of millions of Americans benefitting from a higher standard deduction could choose to spend their tax-free dollars on homeownership (or, for that matter, education, paying down debt, retirement savings, etc.).
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Wells Fargo isn't benefitting from the same goodwill investors are showing other big banks, Bloomberg Businessweek reports, as the firm remains dogged by accusations of fraud, discrimination, and forcing customers to buy unwanted products.
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There are two federal policy scenarios currently being discussed that could dramatically affect millions of children enrolled in Medicaid — the healthy kids benefitting from preventative care as well as children with complex medical conditions.
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One person who's already benefitting from that promise — in a way Trump surely didn't intend — is Melissa McCarthy, who's landed a new gig impersonating White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Saturday Night Live.
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The stock exchange operator of Hong Kong, which was the world's No. 13 IPO market in 2015 and 2016, is benefitting from an improvement in investor sentiment that has translated into higher trading activity.
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"Increasing U.S. political uncertainty may dampen the outlook further, as it reduces the already low probability of the U.S. economy benefitting from a pre-election fiscal impulse," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note.
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The stock exchange operator of Hong Kong, which was the world's No. 1 IPO market in 2015 and 2016, is benefitting from an improvement in investor sentiment that has translated into higher trading activity.
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If we get to a year from now and all the people benefitting from debt relief and all the people in our leadership look like us, then we are still not doing good enough.
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"Increasing U.S. political uncertainty may dampen the outlook further, as it reduces the already low probability of the U.S. economy benefitting from a pre-election fiscal impulse," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note.
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"DHL is benefitting from e-commerce, and we are confident we will see a strong continuation of that growth over the coming years," Chief Executive Frank Appel said in a video interview posted online.
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"The starting position for Christmas sales was hardly any better than this year," HDE President Josef Sanktjohanser said, adding that retailers were benefitting from the good mood among shoppers and the overall solid labour market.
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Right-hander Johnny Cueto (1-0), benefitting from a three-run first inning and a five-run fifth, coasted to his first win of the season, allowing one run and eight hits in six innings.
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Although Johnson and his positions on defense and foreign policy are relatively unknown by the vast majority of Americans, the Libertarian Party nominee appears to be benefitting from voter defections from the two major parties.
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The German automotive supplier's wood processing machinery unit Homag is benefitting from high orders for kitchens, boosting the outlook for second-half sales after a weak second quarter, weekly Euro am Sonntag reported on Saturday.
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Now that the Democrats have the gavel, the American people are once again benefitting from the wisdom of our founding fathers, who knew that a president without oversight would be a danger to us all.
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Imagine how they are going to feel when the "basket of deplorables" are joined in the midterms by the blue-collar voters, African-Americans and Hispanics who are benefitting from Trump's free-market economic policies.
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Tel Aviv-based Photomyne, an A.I.-powered app that helps you bring your old photo prints online, has been benefitting from the subscription app boom to the tune of $5 million in Series A funding.
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FUCEREP's past due loans (+60 days past due) ratio has historically been well contained at a manageable level (average of 6.33% in 2010-2015), benefitting from the payroll deduction mechanism of 75% of its portfolio.
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This aligns with BuzzFeed News' recent finding that SERPninja, Zyabkin's company, is benefitting from injected links on sites, including the blog of bestselling author Chris Brogan, real estate blog GreekEstate, and travel blog Dangerous Business.
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The fact of the matter is that following Donald Trump's precedent-breaking decision not to divest from his business interests, the Trump family is financially benefitting from his office — not necessarily intentionally, but benefitting nevertheless.
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The Swedish mobile telecom gear maker appears to be benefitting from rising competition among the four top U.S. carriers, which are all desperately trying to be the first to deliver 5G in dozens of American cities.
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NEW YORK, Jan 93 (IFR) - Morgan Stanley said revenue from fixed income trading in the fourth quarter almost trebled from a year before to US$1.5bn, benefitting from its restructuring of the business a year ago.
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Facial recognition is a key part of China's drive to become a world leader in AI technology by 2030, and both companies are benefitting from that as the technology has been deployed in cities across China.
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Despite these problems, some half a million Cuban citizens are benefitting from the new laws, and in a nation where the average income is roughly $25 a month, many have already improved their way of life.
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"This new pay-to-dance scheme seems like a good development for Iranian dancers [but] the regime is still benefitting from not having a clear border between what is legal and what is illegal," she says.
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And it includes not only working with the companies benefitting from and struggling with these issues, but examining the entire process, from IP enforcement through product assembly through work with the platforms that distribute products internationally.
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It is of critical importance to people who are benefitting from the Affordable Care Act, and to Democrats who must be responsive to their constituents, that Senate Democrats try anything to stop the health care bill.
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Bannon, who was headed to Staten Island, N.Y., as part of his own efforts to gin up enthusiasm for the president and his party, said Trump and the GOP are benefitting from a disciplined messaging plan.
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That's not surprising given that Medicaid rolls are rising, but what is surprising, and unacceptable, is that charity care spending in hospitals benefitting from the 340B program has declined more rapidly than in non-340B hospitals.
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Syracuse, benefitting from a Hartman fumble that gave it possession at the Demon Deacons' 10-yard line, was up 14-10 after Howard's 1-yard fourth-down run with 52 seconds left in the first quarter.
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While it is not known exactly how much members of the alt-right are benefitting from the currency, the Southern Poverty Law Center has tracked about 200 bitcoin wallets belonging to extremists, according to the Post.
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Marieke, who appears to be affiliated with an Amsterdam knitting shop called Club Geluk that is almost certainly benefitting from all the publicity around this knitted nightmare, recreated every last feature of her wayward child with yarn.
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Santos' production and sales volumes peaked to record levels, benefitting from higher output from its Western Australia assets, while Woodside reported flat revenue for the quarter as weak LNG prices offset higher output from some gas projects.
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Earlier in the video, she said that fellow YouTuber Nikita Dragun gained 100,000 followers after posting Coachella weekend — so even if Hanna faked it, she was still benefitting from the status symbol that is attending the festival.
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The Swiss currency, whose strength over the past five years has driven domestic interest rates deep into negative territory, has also been benefitting from capital seeking a safe haven from the risks around next month's Brexit referendum.
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Be sure systems are benefitting from good anti-malware programs, are sitting behind network controls like firewalls, and users are doing their part to not invite attacks by installing untrustworthy software or clicking links in suspicious emails.
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If this ever gets resolved, it will be during the 2020 primary at the earliest — not in 2018, when a raft of Democratic candidates across the center-left spectrum truly are benefitting from the term's vague popularity.
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Diageo – Diageo was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" at Societe Generale, which said the spirits maker is increasing its European market share, as well as benefitting from good profit margins for its low-value brands in India.
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The economic competition requires U.S. willingness to take tough action against Chinese entities benefitting from intellectual property theft and U.S. pushback (hopefully, with like-minded nations) against Chinese state-owned enterprises that distort trade and block competition.
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Their new album is the band's most streamlined effort to date, benefitting from Borcherdt's strengthened songwriting ability, Walsh's accumulated hours behind the boards, and a collective decision to record in a proper studio for the first time.
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Even seeming juggernauts like Google, with its Pixel line critically lauded and benefitting from the full firepower of the company's marketing behind it, and Sony, a brand US consumers are incredibly familiar with, can barely make a dent.
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The AfD is benefitting from a popular backlash over Merkel's decision last year to open Germany's borders to more than one million migrants, many of them Muslims fleeing from war zones in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
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The Federal Republic of Germany (AAA/Stable) represented by the federal government (Bund) and the 16 federated states, which includes the two states guaranteeing this issue, are all members of the German Federation benefitting from the support mechanism.
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Germany, which is benefitting from ECB stimulus, was expected to sell two-year Schatz bonds at almost minus 1 percent later, another record low that means investors are effectively paying for the privilege of holding German government debt.
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Lobbyists for industries benefitting from the tax carve-outs that will expire in December have undoubtedly begun to make their case on Capitol Hill, armed with warnings of economic calamity should Congress not act to renew these incentives.
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The Federal Republic of Germany (AAA/Stable) represented by the federal government (Bund) and the 234 federated states, which includes the two states guaranteeing this issue, are all members of the German Federation benefitting from the support mechanism.
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Since its birth in 1997, the bipartisan brainchild of Republican Orrin Hatch and Democrat Ted Kennedy has lowered children's uninsured rates from 14 to 4.5 percent and demonstrably improved the wellbeing of children and families benefitting from it.
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The requirement non-union members like him pay a fee was intended to deal with the "free-rider" problem of workers benefitting from working under union contracts without doing anything to help their union negotiate those same deals.
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You can wear a T-shirt with FEMINIST printed across the front and affirm your allegiance without ever actually doing anything feminist, let alone checking where the shirt was made or who will be benefitting from its profits.
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The Reagans cared deeply about the sacred trust they had been given as occupants of the White House and would not tolerate anything that seemed as though they or people close to them were benefitting from the presidency.
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"Bitcoin is benefitting from geopolitical tensions - trading in Japan and Korea has increased significantly over the last few months," Brian Kelly, a CNBC contributor and head of BKCM, which runs an digital asset strategy, said in an email.
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For example, racial bias is endemic within the management of the opioid crisis in the U.S.; white sufferers are benefitting from doctors prescribing drugs to treat their problems while black sufferers are either ignored or denied appropriate medication.
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Ruben GallegoRuben Gallego85033 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Harris picks up endorsement from influential lawmaker as support slips Democratic lawmaker: Russia, China benefitting from continued US troop presence in Afghanistan MORE discusses the CHCI Conference.
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The Trump and Cruz campaigns are approaching the G.O.P. primary, especially in Iowa, from sharply different angles, but both candidates are benefitting from a dramatic development: the Republican Party is no longer able to control its nominating contest.
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On the other hand, electronic disclosure on the presidential campaign trail reveals political influence in near-real time, which is how journalists can report on who's benefitting from super-PACs to float their otherwise dying campaigns, for example.
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He also may be benefitting from not having had any direct involvement in politics since leaving office two years ago; unlike elected Democrats, he hasn't had to make any difficult decisions or defend his response to the Trump administration.
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I mean, are there any real benefits in terms of either platform benefitting from having the other that will generate higher revenue growth and otherwise would have been the case-- JIM MEYER: So, I definitely believe there will be.
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But in 2018, the company also launched an all-I-Pace support series to Formula E. Jaguar says the road version of the I-Pace is specifically benefitting from things the company learned in putting on this support series.
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While Biden is benefitting from his status as vice president to the first black president, his longstanding ties to South Carolina and the attacks on his character by Donald Trump have also reinforced his position, according to state Sen.
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Alfa has been successful in lengthening the average term of its funding base, and captured a large volume of funding at attractive costs from local banks, through financial bills (LFs), since 2012, benefitting from the changes to compulsory deposit rules.
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Neanderthals With Disabilities Survived Through Social SupportA re-analysis of a 50,000 year old Neanderthal skull shows that, in addition to enduring multiple…Read more ReadAn excellent example of an individual benefitting from Neanderthal care is the Shanidar I specimen.
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So if you do decide to open a store credit card (maybe you live in Target or would name your first child Amazon), make sure that you are benefitting from its use — not the retailer — and manage the balance carefully.
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At 42-years-old, Sapp isn't a competitive fighter and is merely a stepping stone for young or local talent promoted by irresponsible match makers—benefitting from the Asian and European MMA scenes lacking in official combat sport sanctioning bodies.
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Despite benefitting from the EU, having few immigrants and refugees, and fearing Russia, Poland's ruling Law and Justice Party (also known by its Polish acronym, PiS) has built its brand with an anti-EU, anti-immigrant and explicitly anti-liberal platform.
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"Spotify is the largest pure play music streaming service, and is both driving and benefitting from the ongoing secular shift from a 'transaction-based' model to an 'access-based' streaming model," analyst Doug Anmuth wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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"Benefitting from a stable uplift of global prosperity, as well as the effect of goods shipments from international brand names successively launching new mobile device products ... (November exports) again reached a historical high," the finance ministry said in a statement.
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Just another workplace scene, except the women are all sex workers who meet their clients at Can Do Bar, which they own as a collective, benefitting from health insurance, fixed hours and time off - which are typically denied to sex workers.
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For its part, Aramco wants to leverage its balance sheet before the IPO, after which it could face higher costs because, once listed, it would cease to be a solely state-owned entity benefitting from cheap funds available to sovereign borrowers.
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"Benefitting from the launch of international brand name mobile phone products as well as meeting the year-end peak season in Europe and the United States, the demand for notebook computers, tablet PCs, and gaming devices, broadly increased," the ministry said.
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"It is difficult to understand why one of America's largest banks would end a program that many low-income American families rely on just weeks after benefitting from one of the largest tax cuts in American history," Cummings and Gomez wrote.
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Arguably, Zuckerberg has spent the past decade and a half taking advantage of the forces of a free market and benefitting from the romanticism with which our culture has treated the kid-in-a-dorm founder, the embodiment of the modern American dream.
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Germany, which is benefitting from the European Central Bank's stimulus, sold two-year Schatz bonds at almost minus 1 percent, another record low interest rate that showed investors are still prepared to pay plenty for the privilege of holding German government debt.
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Of course, everyone's skin is different and simply copying a routine tailor-made for someone else doesn't necessarily mean you'll get the same results — but undeniably, my skin is already benefitting from a regular routine and some top products with clever ingredients.
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David Cameron has admitted to benefitting from his dad's tax-avoiding offshore fund, while the papers revealed that six members of the House of Lords, three former Conservative MPs, and several donors to British political parties have all avoided tax via offshore funds.
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Senate Democrats had refused to back the plan because it did not include a fix for young undocumented immigrants benefitting from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which is set to expire in early March, leaving about 700,000 recipients subject to deportation.
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"This government is clear that all graduates, no matter their gender, race or background, should be benefitting from our world-class universities and there is clearly much further to go to improve the race and gender pay gap," Skidmore said in a statement.
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Facebook's infrastructure efforts are one example of how the social network is directly making efforts to bring that about, and also of how it's benefitting from that work, if not directly monetising it by providing mobile network IP and other help to carriers.
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STEADY GROWTH OUTLOOK WITH PROFITABILITY ENHANCEMENTS EXPECTED Fitch expects Agilent to achieve low- to mid-single-digit organic growth in each of its key business areas, benefitting from favorable secular and demographic trends that should increase end-user demand, particularly in emerging markets.
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Hugely benefitting from nearly two-thirds of its EU exports, Germany would like a closer union (on its own terms), but it is facing a possibility of big political changes in next September's elections and increasingly reluctant partners to follow the German leadership.
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It's great that he has transcended racial barriers that typically stop Black people from benefitting from our capitalist system, and that he is urging Black people to support Black businesses; however, 4:44 did not offer a radical vision for Black communities.
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Read More Cramer: I'm blessing this spec play for trading Even though consumers across the country are benefitting from lower gasoline prices, Cramer still wants investors to be selective when picking restaurant stocks because not all of them are rallying in response.
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A cut in sales tax for hotels, restaurants and other tourist businesses to 9 percent from 13.5 percent in 2011 helped lift a sector that was reeling from Ireland's financial crisis but is now benefitting from record visitor numbers and higher prices.
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Sony is benefitting from sales of more powerful smartphones at customers including Huawei Technologies, offsetting gaming weakness as its almost six-year old PlayStation 4 console nears the end of its life and the cost to develop a next-generation console rises.
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Democrats and supporters of unions argue that if nonmembers don't have to pay for the negotiations that the unions engage in on their behalf, they will become free riders on the system, benefitting from the union's negotiations without having to make financial contributions.
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EMERGING MARKETS DRIVE FAVORABLE GROWTH OUTLOOK Fitch expects Agilent to achieve low to mid-single digit organic growth in each of its key business areas, benefitting from positive secular and demographic trends that should increase end user demand, particularly in emerging markets.
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While those who are benefitting from the current economic model can pay people to do their errands, many of those on the other side are being pushed into the gig economy by a job market that doesn't offer fair pay or dependable hours.
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Higuain was benefitting from Messi's goal magic—so much so—that he took this one solo off of an easy pick: And then, after playing enough of a background character, Messi wanted to put one in himself, and goddamn, was it pretty.
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The Clinton team's theory was that Trump was benefitting from party unity and that a strong show of support for Clinton from Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren at the Democratic convention would accomplish the same for her — and they stuck with that theory.
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Rep. Ruben GallegoRuben Gallego2020 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Harris picks up endorsement from influential lawmaker as support slips Democratic lawmaker: Russia, China benefitting from continued US troop presence in Afghanistan MORE (D-Ariz.) threw his support behind Sen.
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"With the birth certificate, Mexicans benefitting from this program will be able to request basic documents such as passports and consular registrations, enjoy all the rights and obligations conferred by Mexican nationality, and continue to participate in the civic life of our country," it said.
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However, the subtext of Williams' rant — that Haddish is benefitting from a comedy industry that is not immune to whitewashing, or at the very least, making Blackness less explicit — shouldn't be brushed off as the ramblings of an bitter comedian, jealous of other people's success.
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We cannot be complacent when innocent children are gunned down by police dressed in riot gear, minorities are disproportionately imprisoned, dogs are unleashed on Native Americans in Standing Rock, and when the wealthiest are not held accountable when benefitting from families living in poverty.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for Thermo Fisher include: --Thermo Fisher's gross debt leverage rises to between 3.5x-3.6x by the end of 2016 but returns closer to 05403x by year-end 2017, benefitting from debt repayment and EBITDA growth.
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The problems are that in casting straight actors in gay roles we're not benefitting from the experience that queer people bring to queer parts, we're not letting queer people tell their own stories, and we're contributing to the woeful lack of IRL Hollywood LGBTQ visibility.
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Mike Fiers ran his unbeaten streak to 21 starts despite serving up home runs to Trout and Albert Pujols, benefitting from four innings of one-run relief by the Oakland bullpen in a game that was tied 5-5 in the middle of the sixth.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for Thermo Fisher include: --Thermo Fisher's gross debt leverage rises to between 3.5x-3.6x by the end of 2016 but returns closer to 0003x by year-end 2017, benefitting from debt repayment and EBITDA growth.
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There are thousands of examples of private equity transactions that help a company go to the next level, accessing, for instance, foreign markets unreachable to a small or mid-size business or benefitting from lower insurance premiums available to a large cluster of firms.
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I think there are some more obvious arguments about the dangers of Singularity, which are: We're already radically overpopulating a planet that can't sustain us, and there's huge wealth disparity so the people benefitting from this would likely be rich white men from Silicon Valley.
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Mike Fiers ran his unbeaten streak to 313 starts despite serving up home runs to Trout and Albert Pujols, benefitting from four innings of one-run relief by the Oakland bullpen in a game that was tied 231-28 in the middle of the sixth.
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We expect the company will continue benefitting from higher data usage due to its superior network quality; AIS has invested heavily in its 3G network over the past three years and started rolling-out its 4G network in December 2015, further strengthening its data-service quality.
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Some – but not all – hedge funds made hay in the aftermath of the U.S. election, benefitting from the strong performance of value and healthcare stocks and seeking to rapidly rotate into sectors, such as financials, where they had found themselves under-allocated heading into the general election.
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"We are pleased to have resolved this matter on terms that preserve the flexibility of drivers to control when, where and for how long they drive on the platform and enable consumers to continue benefitting from safe, affordable transportation," said the company's general counsel Kristin Sverchek.
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"It was never meant to enable new companies to use it as a shortcut by silently relying on, and benefitting from, the service without a corresponding investment," said Trend Micro Chief Technology Officer Raimund Genes, one of many old-line tech executives who pushed for the shift.
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Trump and his family have shown themselves perfectly willing to use his position to promote their financial interests, either by directly receiving money from entities seeking favor or benefitting from the incalculable value of publicity that comes every time they visit one of their properties, or both.
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"We're picking up sales that would have gone to Babies R Us and Toys R Us. … We're certainly benefitting from new toy buyers, baby buyers that are coming to Target more frequently." said Target CEO Brian Cornell on a media call following its second-quarter earnings announcement.
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Which leaves horse racing—actually a pretty fun-for-five-minutes "Super Mario Colt" affair in which you're more likely to win races by staying with the pack, your stamina benefitting from the "herd effect", before bolting for the line, juiced up on collectible star power.
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And to have women in leadership roles stand by and do nothing, benefitting from the privilege they've achieved, supporting a system they too had to fight against, but not wanting to disrupt their place in it by rocking the boat—that's an integral part of why nothing ever changes.
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"Shorter term, we expect further operating leverage and the group should see solid Q2 growth, benefitting from the easiest comparison of the year; longer term, we believe Kering has a portfolio of brands that offer growth potential far above the sector average," wrote Barclays analysts in a note.
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At end-1Q16, reported non-performing loans (NPLs, more than 90 days overdue) were moderate at 3.5% of loans at BBK (end-2014: 5303%), reflecting the high share of borrowers benefitting from government support (in the form of subsidies on interest payments or loan repayments under state guarantee).
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World News Daily Report has a disclaimer at the bottom about the "satirical nature of its articles," but with headlines like "Man Fresh Out of a Coma Commits Suicide After Learning Trump Is President," it definitely looks like they they're benefitting from too-good-to-check social media traffic.
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At the time that B.T.A. was lending all this money to the Silk Road Group, the bank's deputy chairman, Yerkin Tatishev, was apparently crossing an ethical line—positioning himself to exert improper influence over some of the very Silk Road Group subsidiaries that were benefitting from the loans.
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"So today, as you have seen in China, e-commerce is huge but in remote villages most people are not benefitting from e-commerce… so to solve that problem we will develop our drone program," Chen Zhang told CNBC at the Consumer Electronics Show in Asia on Thursday.
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Most of the city's subway stations are ancient snug burrows forested with steel columns, but these new ones, benefitting from advances in construction techniques and materials, have unbroken sight lines and tracts of open space, which mitigate whatever claustrophobia one might feel, deep in the belly of the bedrock.
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"We are pleased to have resolved this matter on terms that preserve the flexibility of drivers to control when, where and for how long they drive on the platform and enable consumers to continue benefitting from safe, affordable transportation," said Kristin Sverchek, Lyft's general counsel, in a statement.
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Yeltsin, benefitting from the support of both the oligarchs and the International Monetary Fund, managed to eke out a victory against his Communist opponent, but he continued to drink heavily, despite a history of heart attacks, and, in his final years in power, was often a sorry, inebriated spectacle.
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But to counter that, the AAM's Paul points out that companies that may be poised to lay off workers are also benefitting from the GOP's tax overhaul, meaning they should be less inclined to let employees go in the face of higher prices on imported aluminum and steel.
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Why it matters: The report also said wages rose by 2.9% in the last 12 months, the fastest pace in almost a decade in a sign that the booming job market is finally leading to raises for workers and they're benefitting from broad economic growth along with companies and Wall Street.
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Now nearly a decade later, a longtime FBI undercover informant says the U.S. government had ample reason between 2009 and 2011 to block those decisions: It knew the top American executive of the Russian state-owned nuclear company benefitting from them was engaged in extensive criminal conduct on U.S. soil.
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In addition to Trump's admission of harassing women, paying them off to protect his political campaign, benefitting from foreign officials and lobbyists staying at his hotel properties, hawking the use of those properties as a venue for international meetings, five cabinet secretaries have been run out of office for unethical behavior.
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" The Dutch boss said that although the banking and financial services group won't, as a balance-sheet lender, directly benefit from the measures the ECB took to improve the corporate market, "we're certainly benefitting from it in order to help corporates access the markets and access the cheaper funding, that's for sure.
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"Internet access has become a pre-requisite for full participation in our economy and our society, but nearly one in five Americans is still not benefitting from the opportunities made possible by the most powerful and pervasive platform in history," FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler and Commissioner Mignon Clyburn wrote in a blog post.
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However, here's what I want your [readers] to know, and that is if you want to grow the economy, if you want it to be fairer and have more people really benefitting from their hard work and their productivity, and sharing in the profits they hope to make, you have to focus on women.
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Fitch expects that the company will be able to sustain the incipient recovery in financial performance by benefitting from the low interest expenses continuing since the last debt restructuring process and as its growing commercial loan portfolio provides an increasing income base, while it keeps operating costs contained and continues disposing of its unproductive assets.
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After benefitting from a shift to the traditionally steady wealth management business years ahead of rival Credit Suisse , UBS has recently been hit by a slew of troubles - from cash hoarding by its wealthy clients to a 4.5 billion euro ($5 billion) fine it is contesting in France and a public relations disaster in China.
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After benefitting from a shift to the traditionally steady wealth management business years ahead of rival Credit Suisse , UBS has recently been hit by a slew of troubles - from cash hoarding by its wealthy clients to a 20.8941 billion euro ($5 billion) fine it is contesting in France and a public relations disaster in China.
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In recent months, for example, Urban has worked with Adidas, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, FILA, Champion, Dickies, Nautica, and Juicy Couture, to name just a few, brands that are benefitting from a surge due to either '90s nostalgia, collaborations with other high-end labels like Vetements or Gosha Rubchinskiy, or a mix of both.
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It attacks "the nattering of the cognoscenti—the media elite, the professional political class and the people largely insulated or directly benefitting from the failures of the last seven years," while also defending Trump's populist appeal and skating over the fact that the Observer and Kushner are very much a part of that elite.
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While there is no doubt that some will be disappointed in what transpires over the next couple of years, there is also no doubt that such skepticism will be communicated through a vast number of writing and communication tools all benefitting from AI. Nothing ever does everything everyone wants as soon as everyone would like.
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Despite private equity firms benefitting from an abundance of cheap financing and even offers of attractive equity bridges from a growing number of providers such as Goldman Sachs, KKR and Macquarie, the big question is whether they will be able to compete with trade buyers as quantitative easing continues to favour European companies with access to cheap, unsecured funding.
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Drake is biracial (his mom is white, his dad Black), but capitalizes on Black culture at every turn, often trying on new ones for size and often tapping into his massive fanbase to sell products (benefitting from being palatable, or "safe," to white audiences), something Pusha-T says the Canadian rapper is trying to do with his purported Adidas line.
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But it's clear that, in its first year of existence, the service and its team is benefitting from being able to leverage the the company's deep resources, whether that's software development, access to machine learning, the ability to add semi-autonomous trucks to the mix, or being able to conjure up and quickly lock in ideas like a perks program.
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The more we learn about how these massive investigations were started, the more they look so corrupted that this entire investigation now could now qualify as the fruits of a poisonous tree, a doctrine first adopted by Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter as the only way to prevent government agents from abusing the rights of citizens and benefitting from those actions.
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"It's frustrating to me when I see Bill Gates held up as this hero of climate change when you know that he's benefitting from all of these investments that are directly contributing to climate change," said Justin Mikulka, a contributor to the climate outlet Desmog and author of Bomb Trains, about the oil-by-rail industry Gates' money helps support.
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Left undiscussed, however, is Dallas' defense—low on talent, highly dependent on being healthy, but stitched into a whole that is more than the sum of its parts by defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli, who has relied on an old school formula of solid tackling, keeping plays in front of them, and benefitting from all that time the Cowboys' offense chews up.
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Rep. Ruben GallegoRuben Gallego2020 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Harris picks up endorsement from influential lawmaker as support slips Democratic lawmaker: Russia, China benefitting from continued US troop presence in Afghanistan MORE (D-Ariz.), a former member of the Marine Corps and Iraq war veteran, on Sunday decried the Trump administration's decision to invite Taliban leaders to Camp David for peace talks.
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Rep. Ruben GallegoRuben Gallego22019 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Harris picks up endorsement from influential lawmaker as support slips Democratic lawmaker: Russia, China benefitting from continued US troop presence in Afghanistan MORE (D-Ariz.), a former Marine and Iraq war veteran, called on the Trump administration to pull U.S. forces out of Afghanistan, saying their presence runs counter to national interests.
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Fitch's sovereign rating committee adjusted the output from the SRM to arrive at the final LT FC IDR by applying its QO, relative to rated peers, as follows: -Macroeconomics: -13 notch, to reflect Fitch's view that the SRM is currently benefitting from a cyclical economic upswing, and that sustained and higher potential growth is limited by Bulgaria's structural economic competitiveness challenges, particularly labour market rigidities and adverse demographic trends.
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They also maintain that 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's publicly voiced concerns about MS-13 benefitting from lax immigration enforcement is nothing more than a ruse, intended to demonize immigrants as criminals.
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Speaking on ABC News' Sunday morning show This Week, White House counselor Kellyanne Conway finally admitted what had been plainly obvious to anyone paying attention — Donald Trump is never going to voluntarily release his tax returns, so the American people will never know who he is in debt to, whose payroll he is on, or how he is personally benefitting from the policy decisions he makes as president of the United States.
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If the president is set on giving an additional $100 billion in personal tax cuts, at least give them to those who haven't seen the promised wage increases, not those disproportionately benefitting from the massive increase in dividends and share buybacks, that would garner the best return on investment because it is those making less that will spend more of additional personal tax cuts driving greater and importantly, more sustainable economic growth.
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The Qatari government earlier this year bought a multimillion-dollar apartment in Trump Tower, just weeks after a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing 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 of illegally benefitting from such deals.
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Take a second to think about the brutal irony of a white Australian hip-hop artist benefitting from the same system that destroyed the life of a rock'n'roll DJ who spent his career supporting the work of black artists, and of the way major labels used payola to ensure their white clients dominated the radio for decades, marginalizing black R&B, soul, and rock'n'roll artists and clogging the airwaves with throwaway singles.
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Even Yang, the entrepreneur and first-time candidate with a sizeable online following who draws large, devoted crowds to events and is emerging as a strong fundraiser, has to give more Democratic voters a reason to take him seriously as their potential standard-bearer -- something he's attempting to do, as he focuses more on telling personal stories of how people are benefitting from a small pilot program he's running for his campaign's animating proposal: a $1,000-a-month "freedom dividend" for all Americans.
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Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John Gallagher2020 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Bipartisan panel to issue recommendations for defending US against cyberattacks early next year Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-35 program | Pentagon sending 2,100 more troops to border MORE (R-Wis.) and Ruben GallegoRuben Gallego2020 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Harris picks up endorsement from influential lawmaker as support slips Democratic lawmaker: Russia, China benefitting from continued US troop presence in Afghanistan MORE (D-Ariz.) sent a letter to Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperOvernight Defense: Trump says he has 'many options' on Iran | Hostage negotiator chosen for national security adviser | Senate Dems block funding bill | Documents show Pentagon spent at least 4K at Trump's Scotland resort Documents show Pentagon spent at least 85033,000 at Trump's Turnberry resort in Scotland Senate panel advances Trump's nominees to lead Air Force, Army MORE requesting he take steps to address Chinese threats.
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