Generally boding well, Mr. Gianopulos has repaired crucial relationships with producers.
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Of course, boding well and doing well are two totally different things.
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Things are not boding well for Jordan Rodgers after the final rose.
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Euro Stoxx 50 futures fell 1.10043%, boding ill for European stock markets.
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More Americans with health coverage was also seen as boding well for hospitals.
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Anthropologie and Free People, which are owned by Urban Outfitters, are also boding well.
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This will likely draw it out longer, boding well for the next few years.
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In early March, mortgage rates hit historic lows, boding well for home-buying in 2020.
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The majority of those early votes were cast before Biden's turnaround, boding well for Sanders.
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Gasoline futures, meanwhile, were up more than 13%, which isn't boding well for American drivers.
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Retailers have finally gotten their inventory levels in check, boding well for their profitability this season.
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Rainfall has been down 40% this year compared with last year, boding ill for agricultural output.
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Volumes were up 2.3 percent in December, boding well for economic growth in the fourth quarter.
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New orders dried up, the data showed, boding poorly for economic growth in the second quarter.
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More volatility usually boosts volumes, boding well for banks and traders who make money during sharp moves.
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I don't see this boding well for the Weber family dynamic or for Peter's relationship with Madison.
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Ticket buyers graded it a D-plus in CinemaScore exit polls, boding ill for word of mouth.
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The worthiness of the aim—politic, if not political—is one thing, boding more rectitude than rapture.
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And the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike agenda isn't exactly boding well for the industrial giant, Cramer said.
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Private payrolls increased solidly in March as hiring rose across the board, boding well for Friday's jobs data.
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With the molecule's dipole moment lost, it should no longer be interested in boding with other atoms/molecules.
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But traders believe the Fed will still take the slow route to raising rates, boding well for gold.
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Why it matters: Beyond these data not boding well for auto stocks, the trend could hurt the broader economy.
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The output prices sub-index fell below the 50-mark to 49.8 in November, boding ill for profit margins.
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As the virus spreads, the President has eyed the plummeting stock market as boding poorly for his political prospects.
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Friday's data also showed a monthly fall in output for the services sector in July, boding poorly for third-quarter growth.
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And the now-divided Congress can't even manage to fund the government, boding ill for its ability to accomplish much else.
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It certainly bodes much better (if we're talking about boding) than pitching well against the A's and the White Sox did.
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Other data released by the Commerce Department showed America's trade deficit for goods shrank in August, boding well for third-quarter growth.
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On an adjusted basis, employment pulled back to 49.3 from 49.9, potentially boding poorly for the larger employment report due on Friday.
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While critics mostly found the film bland, it scored an A in CinemaScore exit polls, boding well for future box-office performance.
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Closer to home, KFC in the U.S. saw same-store sales grow 6 percent, boding well for Yum's future without the China division.
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The movie received strong overall reviews and audiences gave it an A grade in CinemaScore exit polls, boding well for word of mouth.
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Boding ill for the Northern Hemisphere Does Australia's bad flu season bode ill for Northern Hemisphere nations, including the US, Canada and across Europe?
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Photo: GettyMark Zuckerberg put his name on a hospital, and the act of hubris is predictably not boding well with those concerned with their privacy.
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Factory and service sector surveys for December published earlier this week showed activity accelerated, with strong order books boding well for business in coming months.
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As the home of Walt Disney World and scores of other attractions, Orlando has set new tourism records, also boding well for its rental market.
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Also not boding well is that no one in Bull's crew stands out after the first episode; it's a generic batch of hard-charging employees.
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Whoever Mr. Trump names to the Supreme Court to fill Antonin Scalia's seat will help to re-establish a conservative majority, boding ill for labor.
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"American Assassin" received a B-plus grade in CinemaScore exit polls, boding well for word of mouth and continued ticket sales in the weeks ahead.
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It sure does seem like people behave worse in hot weather, and with summer just around the corner, things aren't boding well for our sanity.
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Confidence at both manufacturers and service businesses was lower compared with three months ago, boding ill for the BOJ tankan survey due out on Dec. 14.
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And the U.S.-backed local administration is warning that American negligence is causing widespread discontent among the civilians who have returned, boding ill for the future.
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"Customers are using our products more than ever here, and Hero 5 is doing really well — which is boding well for the second quarter," he said.
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"(The) emerging market selloff seems to be broadening out and monetary and financial conditions have tightened, not boding well for the growth outlook," Morgan Stanley strategists said.
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Things aren't boding well for our golf pro, and sure enough, by the end of the afternoon, it's Pilot Pete who gets the first group date rose.
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Average revenue per user grew healthily across all markets, boding well for Facebook's ability to monetize the developing world where the bulk of user growth currently comes from.
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Investors, possibly, have interpreted the compromise by Rome's anti-establishment government with EU peers as boding well for similarly contentious talks on Italian budget policies later this year.
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A fast-growing economy may be high on President Donald Trump's to-do list, but Cresset Wealth Advisors' Jack Ablin doesn't see it boding well for the market.
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Hargreaves Chief Executive Chris Hill said investor sentiment had picked up in recent weeks, boding well for the outlook, a sentiment shared by Peel Hunt analyst Stuart Duncan.
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Even so, the consumer sector has remained largely unscathed throughout 2019, boding well for President Trump as he seeks to ride a strong economy to reelection in 2020.
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Rezac said central Europe's economic growth should outpace the west, boding well for stock markets, including banks, which will likely see a faster impact from the normalization of rates.
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Data published on Friday showed strong domestic demand pushed up industrial orders twice as much as expected in June, boding well for the sector's output in the coming months.
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Both manufacturers' and non-manufacturers' sentiment is expected to slip further over the coming three months, boding ill for the central bank's key tankan survey due next in April.
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India has given Chinese smartphone maker Oppo the go-ahead to open its own single-brand retail stores, boding well for rivals like Apple, which are seeking similar approvals.
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Its midweek numbers show promise, with around $9.2 million grossed between Monday and Wednesday, boding well for a sophomore frame figure in the region of $16-20 million. 73.
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Someone get Mona a bodyguard, stat, because things are not boding well for Janel Parrish's character in the new Australian promo for the series finale of Pretty Little Liars.
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If nothing else comes out of this season for the Spurs, it will still have been a successful transition from Duncan's era to Leonard's, boding well for the future.
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Passing one last time by Governors Island, the performers of "Voices Heard" were at it again, this time boding us a harmonious farewell to signal the end of our journey.
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London's market has slowed more sharply than the rest of the country but prices across Britain are rising only slowly, potentially boding ill for consumer demand which drives economic growth.
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Pyongyang could still pull out from the upcoming Winter Olympics, a North Korean media outlet threatened in response to recent "ill-boding" remarks by South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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E-commerce penetration is less than 1 percent in this category, JLL says, while same-store sales growth was more than 3 percent, boding well for the off-price sector.
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The sector slid despite data showing China's producer price index grew at a steady pace in July, boding well for industrial output and profits at the start of the third quarter.
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Greece's economy expanded for the second quarter in a row in July-September, statistics service data showed on Tuesday, boding well for a stronger recovery next year after a protracted recession.
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His relationship with Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, has disintegrated to the point that they have not spoken in weeks — boding poorly for Republican prospects when Congress reconvenes next month.
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But sentiment at both manufacturers and the service sector was seen deteriorating further in the coming three months, boding ill for the central bank's tankan survey due next on April 1.
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The renewed weakness in the world's top economy raises doubts about whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again in March, boding well for non-interest bearing assets like gold.
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The dollar held firm after data on Thursday showed the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week to near a 43-year low, boding well for Friday's data.
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"The robust degree of business optimism signaled at the start of 2020 should ensure that both investment and jobs will increase in the near-term, boding well for economic expansion," she said.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India has given Chinese smartphone maker Oppo the go-ahead to open its own single-brand retail stores, boding well for rivals like Apple Inc which are seeking similar approvals.
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Maybe that is why the GOP is losing its hold on women, who are more likely to identify as Democrats — specifically young women, boding well for dreams of a next-gen matriarchy.
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The four nouns in the title of a large group show at the New Museum, "Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon," go off like improvised explosive devices, boding civil strife.
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N) reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday, as it sold more homes at higher prices during the crucial spring selling season, boding well for rivals D.R. Horton Inc (DHI.
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Among firms planning to raise, just one out of 10 firms intends to offer a bigger base pay hike, boding ill for private consumption that accounts for about 60 percent of the economy.
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While that marked a slowdown from an upwardly revised 3.8 percent rate of expansion in the third quarter, the economy grew by 0.3 percent in December, boding well for the transition into 2017.
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Both manufacturers' and non-manufacturers' sentiment are expected to remain below last month's levels over the coming three months, boding ill for the central bank's closely-watched tankan survey due next in July.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German inflation remained moderate in January and consumer morale improved unexpectedly heading into February, boding well for domestic demand, which the government expects to be the sole driver of growth this year.
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Even a 10 percent fall in JPMorgan's trading revenue from a year earlier was viewed as boding well for others, since analysts had been bracing for a bigger drop in fixed-income and equities trading.
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China's small and medium-sized firms have grown so acute that many are expected to become unprofitable or even go belly-up this year, boding ill for an economy running short on strong growth drivers.
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BENGALURU, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Flipkart's fashion arm posted an operating profit in its private labels business in the past two months, the chief executive of Myntra said on Thursday, boding well for its business outlook.
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"When you look at the original purpose of Section 843, I think this amendment is very minor and is not a boding of things to come," said Mary Leary, a law professor at Catholic University.
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The seasonally adjusted measure of inventories fell to 47.2 from 53.5, while prices slipped to 60.5 from 61.5, potentially boding well for companies that had seen input prices rise with the depreciation of the Canadian dollar.
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Even with plenty of advance warnings, new hiring and partnerships, the social networks are failing to thwart more advanced techniques - boding poorly for attempts to keep deliberate misinformation at bay in coming elections around the world.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Borrowing activity by Canadian small businesses fell for the fourth month in a row in March, data from PayNet showed on Thursday, suggesting firms' appetite for investment remained weak and boding poorly for economic growth.
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A separate Bank of England survey on Thursday showed British lenders expect business loans will dry up in the next few months at the fastest rate since the financial crisis, boding poorly for investment as Brexit nears.
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A separate Bank of England survey on Thursday showed British lenders expect business loans will dry up in the next few months at the fastest rate since the financial crisis, boding poorly for investment as Brexit nears.
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OTTAWA, May 903 (Reuters) - Lending to small Canadian businesses picked up in March as gains were seen in the manufacturing and construction industries, boding well for stronger economic growth in the coming months, data showed on Wednesday.
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LEVERKUSEN, Germany (Reuters) - Bayer's $2543 billion purchase of U.S. seeds maker Monsanto made its mark on the German company's fourth quarter earnings on Wednesday, lifting profit and boding well for the peak season of its enlarged agriculture business.
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If things should go ill for her there, she could fill the gap by winning Nevada instead — a state where early voting appears to look very good for Democrats, boding a better result than the public polling suggests.
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In Britain, the Brexit stockpiling boom of early 2019 gave way last month to the steepest downturn in British manufacturing in almost three years as new orders dried up, boding ill for economic growth in the second quarter.
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Businesses also cut staff numbers two months running for the first time sine 2009, boding poorly for Britain's job market which until recently has seen the lowest unemployment since 1975 and the fastest pay growth in a decade.
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British consumers have generally remained upbeat since 20153's referendum to leave the EU - partly offsetting weaker business investment - but in recent weeks morale appears to have softened, boding poorly for spending in the run-up to Christmas.
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British consumers have generally remained upbeat since 20153's referendum to leave the EU - partly offsetting weaker business investment - but in recent weeks morale appears to have softened, boding poorly for spending in the run-up to Christmas.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's economy expanded for the second quarter in a row and by more than analysts expected in July-September, statistics service data showed on Tuesday, boding well for a stronger recovery next year after a protracted recession.
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As Zaytoven hints that this commercial release heralds the coming of another robust Future run, that prolific promise boding well for listeners but perhaps not so much for the artist spiralling down and bleeding out for our collective enjoyment.
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The Brexit stockpiling boom of early 2019 gave way in May to the steepest downturn in British manufacturing in almost three years as new orders dried up, boding poorly for economic growth in the second quarter, a survey showed on Monday.
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The report's author, Robin Winkler, also cited the fact that the pound's immediate plunge after the Brexit referendum had had little impact on other currencies, and he sees that as boding badly for its reserve status after Brexit actually happens.
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Not boding well for any forthcoming election, opinion polls currently suggest a "very similar picture to the one that emerged after the 20 December elections, with the PP dominating the new vote and, crucially, an equally fragmented parliament," Piccoli noted.
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TIANJIN, China (Reuters) - The struggles of China's small and medium-sized firms have grown so acute that many are expected to become unprofitable or even go belly-up this year, boding ill for an economy running short on strong growth drivers.
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British manufacturing contracted last month at the fastest rate in seven years, rocked by the deepening Brexit crisis and the global downturn, boding poorly for the chances of an economic rebound in the third quarter, a survey showed on Monday.
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"The slump in Germany's manufacturing sector goes on and, with no light at the end of the tunnel just yet, the number of goods producers cutting staff continues to rise, boding ill for domestic demand," said Phil Smith, principle economist at IHS Markit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British manufacturing contracted last month at the fastest rate in seven years, rocked by the deepening Brexit crisis and the global downturn, boding poorly for the chances of an economic rebound in the third quarter, a survey showed on Monday.
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"Most of the state's precipitation and snowpack are far above average, boding well for this water year," Jay Lund, the director of the Center for Watershed Sciences at the University of California, Davis, wrote in a blog post about the changing conditions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British factories suffered the biggest fall in orders this month since late 2016, gearing down from their rush to stockpile before the original Brexit deadline in March and boding badly for the economy in the second quarter, a survey showed.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone industrial output rose by far more than expected and at its highest rate in nine months in August as production of capital goods, such as machinery, rose sharply, boding well for economic growth in the second half of the year.
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FRANKFURT, March 16 (Reuters) - Shares in medical equipment maker Healthineers opened 3.9 percent higher in its stock market debut in Frankfurt on Friday, boding well for a slew of other upcoming flotations including asset manager DWS which are slated for pre-summer IPOs in Germany.
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A survey last week showed already buoyant consumer sentiment continued to rise further heading into September, suggesting that the consumption-led upswing will continue and boding well for centre-right Chancellor Angela Merkel less than a month before a federal election in which she seeks a fourth term.
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The pound was hit by data showing Britain's economy experienced a shock contraction in the second quarter in a severe hangover from a pre-Brexit stockpiling boost, boding poorly for Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he gears up to leave the EU in October with or without a departure agreement.
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Potentially adding to this bearish sentiment on the British currency, a survey showed on Monday that Brexit stockpiling boom of early 2019 gave way last month to the steepest downturn in British manufacturing in almost three years as new orders dried up, boding poorly for economic growth in the second quarter.
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They probably think that there is not much else to pick from in a world frightened by the talk of trade wars, Korean nukes, weaponized South China Sea reefs and artificial islands, shooting wars in Central Europe and the Middle East, ill-boding massive expulsions of diplomats, and so on.
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IT'S A NATIONAL TOURIST DESTINATION IN CHINA, BODING EXTREMELY WELL FOR THE BUSINESS, AND GIVES US THE OPPORTUNITY BECAUSE WE HAVE THE LAND TO THINK EXPANSION TO CONTINUE TO GROW THE BUSINESS, AND, OBVIOUSLY, IT'S A VERY, VERY IMPORTANT MARKET FOR US. With CNBC in the U.S., CNBC in Asia Pacific, CNBC in Europe, Middle East and Africa, and CNBC World, CNBC is the recognized world leader in business news and provides real-time financial market coverage and business information to more than 385 million homes worldwide, including more than 94 million households in the United States and Canada.
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In "Leviathan," from his 1956 collection, "Green With Beasts," Mr. Merwin evokes the epic verse of old through his strategic use of alliteration, the central organizing principle of Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse poetry: The hulk of him is like hills heaving Dark, yet as crags of drift-ice, crowns cracking in thunder, Like land's self by night black-looming, surf churning and trailing Along his shores' rushing, shoal-water boding About the dark of his jaws; and who should moor at his edge And fare on afoot would find gates of no gardens, But the hill of dark underfoot diving, Closing overhead, the cold deep, and drowning.
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