Yeah. [laughs] JDR: Is that real break-even or, like, Silicon Valley break-even?
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The 'AAA' break-even AP of 86.5%, corresponds to a break-even overcollateralisation (OC) of 15.6%.
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He also said the company may break even sooner than it predicted, and will update the street later this year in terms of long-term guidance and break-even date.
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The company reported a quarterly net loss of $3.5 million, break even on per-share basis, compared to a net profit of $559,000, break even on per-share basis, a year earlier.
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This makes it much harder for Tesla to break even.
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Today's cheap gas makes it tough to break even financially.
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You might not break even if you're leasing a car.
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"As soon as I break even, I'm out," Oh says.
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It expects to break even by the end of 2018.
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How long does it take for you to break even?
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Right now, shale prices are close to break even levels.
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And by the way, nobody does anything to break even.
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I thought, why give them something that won't break even?
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Executives said they now expect to break even in 2020.
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Analysts are anticipating the company will break even on profitability.
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That's enough to drain or break even Jeff Bezos' bank.
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"It's incredibly hard work just to break even," he said.
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It's like $100, so you break even in six months.
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The break-even price for the best acreage in the basin is as low as $219 a barrel, where in most other shale fields the break-even price can be $2000 to $20 higher.
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Norway's Equinor said its new projects had an average break-even price of $21 a barrel, while Aker BP said it would not invest in projects with break-even price higher than $30 a barrel.
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Orange Bank aims to break even in four to five years.
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Trump's much nearer to break-even — 45% favorable to 47% unfavorable.
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It is easier to have a realistic conversation about break-even.
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Therefore, the break-even point for those companies has gone down.
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The company also said it expects to break even this year.
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As for trades, I like steepeners, TIPS BE (break-even) wideners.
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U.S. futures rose from near break-even after the report's release.
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Wall street expects the company to break even in the quarter.
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Offshore drilling typically requires higher prices for producers to break even.
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The break-even for these workers approaches 150 years in retirement.
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By Keegan's estimate, they were just about going to break even.
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Most of the time I barely break even after pay day.
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The first quarter looks like we're on track to break even.
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You should think twice about break-even ages if you're married.
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If they at least reach break even, that's a big improvement.
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It said it was aiming to break even in three years.
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The incentives theoretically drop the break-even threshold for new investment.
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SocGen expects YUP to break even in three years, Maymat said.
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Lehmann has said the startup plans to break even in 2017.
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We were looking to create break-even ventures that do good.
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That is far, far below what United needs to break even.
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If my business flopped, I could break even and walk away.
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In this one, all he needed to do was break even.
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"We're scrambling to break even and that's the issue," he said.
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England and Colombia go into the break even at 0-0.
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He said soybean prices at current levels are essentially break-even.
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Fundstrat's break-even model assumes an average of 6 cents globally.
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Some lawmakers expressed skepticism after the non-partisan Wisconsin Legislature Fiscal Bureau estimated it will take at least 25 years for the state to break even on its tax break even if Foxconn creates 13,000 jobs.
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The company has not yet said when it aims to break even.
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China's pension fund is under pressure to break even in coming years.
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Berkshire was close to break-even on IBM when the selling began.
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DAVID FABER: And you haven't told-- KEVIN MAYER: '24 is break even.
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The punchline: On strictly "break-even" grounds alone, you're better off waiting.
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Corn prices are below break-even levels, while soybeans are doing better.
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If Tesla closes above $351.45, he will break even on the trade.
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That includes break-even earnings per share result in its first quarter.
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But lower generic drug prices contributed to the distributor's break-even margin.
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Cities that hold Olympics rarely, if ever, break even on the Games.
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But here's the problem: In other words, this proposal doesn't break even.
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The prices at which companies break even on oil production varies greatly.
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Begley expects Netflix to break even on cash flows by about 2023.
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Even with that income, the club's ability to break even seems unlikely.
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For the year, the company said the finance business should break even.
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He is hovering around the break-even point in Florida and Georgia.
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It merely had to break even rather than enrich shareholders with dividends.
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It's expecting between break even and positive $20 million for adjusted EBITDA.
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It claims it is the first digital challenger bank to break even.
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The Dow dropped sharply before coming back up to almost break-even.
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"Break-even depends on insuring a million animals and above," said Bashir.
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The attacks had also delayed the carrier's scheduled break-even plan, Gunatilleka said.
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Citi expects Citi Holdings to break-even or remain marginally profitable in 2212.
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Graphic: Break-even costs for producing oil in major U.S. shale basins - tmsnrt.
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Analysts were expecting Groupon to break even on about $846 million in revenue.
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Some Permian producers claim their "break even" costs are below $30 a barrel.
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It is hoping the business will have a break-even performance in 2016.
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Stocks on Wall Street traded near break-even in a see-saw session.
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"It took us five, six years to get to break-even," Käärmann said.
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Does it make sense to buy homeowner's insurance on a break-even basis?
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It expects to reach break-even early next year, Lowe recently told TechCrunch.
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Cavalli is aiming to break even in 2018 after losses in recent years.
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He said the center would break even by the end of the year.
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However, OEB's retail business is likely to break even at best in 2016.
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Zillow looked at the "break-even" time horizons in markets across the nation.
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More interestingly, Alan is close to break-even right now with 64 employees.
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A smaller plant could break even, saving some jobs, Metals Consulting International reckons.
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In the Permian, the break-even price in some fields is below $40.
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That 80% target is generally the break-even point for profitability, Dziczek said.
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Of the ones that succeed, it often takes years to simply break even.
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Fundstrat's Tom Lee recently said bitcoin is hovering around its break-even point.
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But then again, they had to listen to Glitter, so they break even.
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Before paying for a lower interest rate, calculate when you will break even.
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"As long as we are close to break-even, we're happy," he said.
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However, chipmakers also have the potential to break even lower this month, Wald warned.
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When you start doing the math on it, in five years, I'll break even.
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The industry may break even this year, predicts Rahul Kapoor of Drewry, a consultancy.
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Bombardier had previously said it expected to break even on the CSeries in 1.17.
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Mexicable charges seven pesos (37 cents), less than half of its break-even price.
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Our ambition is to break even with our lab schools that we operate ourselves.
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On average, it can take most of the year for cardholders to break even.
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It took a record wheat crop last year just to break even, he said.
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CT: How long does it typically take for a new restaurant to break even?
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So does that mean you're on track to break even or make a profit?
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But Moody's makes an important point: Drillers can't just break even on their production.
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Net profitability is likely to remain around break even for the next several years.
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But the S&P 22 is hovering right around break-even for the week.
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The report does not specify on which terms the company would break even — ie.
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Chirowa has calculated her break-even point and sees it as an easy target.
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It said its goal is to break even at the EBITDA level this year.
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You'd have to see almost five movies to break even in the first month.
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Bauer is selling the products to hospitals on a break-even basis, Kinnaly said.
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Nationally, homeowners in aggregate still have to make up $284 billion to break even.
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Most Chinese oilfields can break even with oil at $70 per barrel, he added.
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Peacock, on the other hand, won't break even for NBCUniversal until 2024, executives estimate.
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Snap is already losing $227 million per quarter as it scrambles to break even.
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Fitch estimates that Bahrain's fiscal break-even Brent oil price is around USD130/bbl.
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Hurt by its insurance business, GE Capital isn't expected to break even until 2021.
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But sometimes they are lucky to break even or escape without going bankrupt themselves.
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Few people, though, seem clear on when studios might break even on VR-only titles.
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So, we need to make sure that we can grow products that will break even.
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"We're trying to figure out how to make it a break-even year," Koster said.
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The goal is to break even on the actual bets and profit on the vig.
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Still insist on evaluating an insurance policy as an investment, based on break-even analysis?
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Mission control repeatedly asking the cosmonauts to take a break, even for a few minutes.
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Security companies can be capital-efficient, and typically consume ~$40 million to reach break-even.
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The company declined to say how many planes it has to sell to break even.
|
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Beyond Meat's sales tripled last quarter, and the company expects to break even this year.
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"I don't think hospitals are doing this as a way to break even," Dusetzina said.
|
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CEO Pahala Mansury told reporters he hoped the airline could still break even in 503.
|
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If analyst estimates are right, Disneyland might break even within its first year of operation.
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They need higher oil prices to break even fiscally and they have lower fiscal buffers.
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Bahrain and Oman both require oil prices of $100 a barrel to break even fiscally.
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The bank was only marginally above break-even on a pre-impairment basis in 9M16.
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Maintenance of the rating also considers that CHS will generate at least break even FCF.
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The sooner you break-even, the quicker the whispers will start about your next promotion!
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Just over a month ago, the company had projected break-even earnings for the period.
|
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Fitch estimates Oman's fiscal break-even Brent oil price at around USD83/bbl in 4803.
|
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Both Vivaldi and Brave say they can break even with a few million users apiece.
|
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Anthem had previously said it expected to break even on its Obamacare business this year.
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Breitburn, however, has said the equity holders are about $1.5 billion shy of break-even.
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"But she only wants to take over if I manage to break even," she said.
|
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You'd have to invite at least 200 guests, each bringing $150, just to break even.
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"I'm pretty sure it's going to come extremely close or possibly break even," Gaba said.
|
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"We can break even next year with the money we have now," he told TechCrunch.
|
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City officials estimated it will take about 6900 years for the project to break even.
|
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"Six weeks ago some of these were profitable and now they're break-even," said Sitton.
|
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Both on the battlefield and in diplomacy, Mr. Putin's best hope is to break even.
|
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"It could have a lot more upside if it can break even further," Maley said.
|
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"We still think it's going to be a few years toward break-even," he said.
|
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"The owner hopes in a few years that we can break even," Mr. Molitor said.
|
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The equivalent break-even for Saudi oil giant Aramco is well under $20 per barrel.
|
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Europe is expected to reach adjusted EBITDA break-even in the fourth quarter, it said.
|
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Meanwhile, the Nasdaq slipped a bit lower, falling just short of the break-even level.
|
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Many producers have break-even prices for their fiscal budgets (that are) in the $80s.
|
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"This type of business requires a fair amount of investment to break even," Sheikha said.
|
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Do you have a break-even point for subscriptions where you'll be in the black?
|
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A spokesman confirmed that Uber will be unprofitable overall, although some cities may break even.
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That's because at your house, you break even with Johnny because Mom is taxing both of you the same: And when you go to Johnny's house, you now break even with Johnny, since you don't owe Mom taxes there: She buys flour from your brother.
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Kohl's also trimmed its guidance, and now expects sales this year to break even or decline.
|
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"We certainly feel that next year will be a break-even year for us," Eccles said.
|
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Many frackers can now break even on new wells with crude prices below $50 a barrel.
|
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It reiterated its plans to break even and then turn profitable by at least December 2018.
|
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"But a number of small indie VR teams have been able to break even," he says.
|
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And traditions are easier to break, even though doing so would damage the country's international reputation.
|
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Analysts on average were expecting the company to break even, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
|
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Even with a carbon tax, the break-even oil price falls only to $22040 a barrel.
|
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Still, it's a massive expense that causes a brand to either break even or lose money.
|
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And Disney+ and streaming service Hulu are not expected to break even until 2024, Miller added.
|
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However, Needham expects the coffee chain's profit to break even in the third quarter of 210.
|
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It keeps making money, and I kept getting it to break even and some promising idea.
|
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Asked whether the bank would just about break even in 20.9366, Zielke told a press conference.
|
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Executives have said that it may exit the business if it can't break even this year.
|
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It is unprofitable, but the co-founders say they have had a few break-even months.
|
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But the app has yet to break even and start making money for its parent company.
|
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Green Relief could break even within months and expects to be profitable this year, he added.
|
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The industry, which can no longer break even, begins to lay off workers and vacate land.
|
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This trade would break even at $63.96, nearly 5% higher than where Square closed Tuesday's session.
|
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The company also reported hitting cash-flow break-even before the initial launch of its product.
|
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Disney expects its streaming service to break even by 21, once it reaches 22016m-90m subscribers.
|
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Ethanol margins have been under pressure, below break-even, as prices hold around $1.43 per gallon.
|
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"You're going to have to scratch and claw to stay afloat for it to break even."
|
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Only Africa and the Middle East was near to break-even with a $7 million loss.
|
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Netflix even "has the ability," according to Moody's, to break even on cash flows by 2023.
|
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The seven-point mark is important because it's around the break-even point for House control.
|
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"We're currently running at a loss and figuring out how to break even," he told me.
|
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It's about what size hole they might have to crawl out from just to break even.
|
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The company says it did $6.5M in revenue last year and got "close to break even".
|
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As of July, EPB had 103,000 internet customers, far above its break-even line of 42,000.
|
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Coconut oil does raise good HDL cholesterol too, but at best, just enough to break even.
|
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They're not getting paid enough to eat and break even at the end of the day.
|
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Thrive Market is unprofitable, but Green said the startup is now break-even on product sales.
|
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This year his farm is on track to break even for the first time, he said.
|
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You'll rarely break even on just one movie per month, but two would be a start.
|
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But he estimated that the program would break even by 2019 and become profitable in 2020.
|
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But our entry point was very reasonable so right now it's holding our break-even point.
|
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Can he break even on the centrists he loses versus those he pulls from Trump's base?
|
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"With my book advance and my pension, I kind of just about break even," she said.
|
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Now, in light of the tough economy, Mr. Shah said he only expected to break even.
|
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Even in this digital age, lawns need to be mowed and lemonade stands can break even.
|
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If he'd showed up, all he could have done was break even and stay on top.
|
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Stocks pared losses to close higher in Europe and just below break-even on Wall Street.
|
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But the company pushed sales from $5.5 million to $355 million, allowing it to break even.
|
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On Friday, the stock was trading at about $345, below the break-even level of $347.95.
|
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"That would get them to break even," said the analyst, whose coverage area is automotive technology.
|
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What do you need to spend to break even with the Venture card&aposs annual fee?
|
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Chime reaches break even on a typical customer in under a year, according to the people.
|
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An additional government budget and lottery sales will also help the committee break even, he added.
|
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Shares in Europe traded near break-even, with the pan-European STOXX 600 index down 0.02%.
|
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In between these two extremes are two types of places that more or less break even.
|
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I've got a year to at least break even before my mining contracts are up, though.
|
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The Flat Rolled Products segment results were close to break-even, after four years of operating losses.
|
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At pop-up shops his shirts became popular, but he made barely enough money to break even.
|
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The output price index held stubbornly below the break-even mark, rising to 49.3 from April's 48.3.
|
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On Thursday, Duluth reported earnings of 1 cent per share, beating Thomson Reuters' break-even consensus estimate.
|
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"Four years ago we needed $65 per barrel to break even, today we need $35," Bayon said.
|
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The bank aims to break even in four to five years, Orange chief executive Stephane Richard said.
|
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Wheat prices are so low currently that many farmers are struggling to break even on the crop.
|
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The business plan laid out by Mediaset forecasts a break-even point for Mediaset Premium for 2018.
|
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Tywin, killed while on the toilet by that same son, can't catch a break, even in death.
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Shell and its British rival BP are aiming to make new projects break even at just $40.
|
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The composite sub-index was bang on the break even 50 mark, an improvement from January's 48.3.
|
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This phone&aposs ShatterShield display didn&apost break, even after drops onto its face from 6 feet.
|
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Fitch estimates that net of these gains PB would have been marginally above break-even in 11533.
|
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Back in March he told TechCrunch that ProtonMail was approaching break even — through donations and paid accounts.
|
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IHS estimates drillers can break even on the best wells in the Delaware when prices hit $38.
|
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Despite this, Coates and the Tokyo 2020 organizers are confident that the operating budget will break even.
|
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Saudi Arabia is often said to break even on new oil production at roughly $5 a barrel.
|
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On a per-share basis it earned 20 cents per share compared with break-even last year.
|
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UEFA introduced FFP "break-even" rules in 2013, requiring clubs to balance their spending with their revenue.
|
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In fact, of the 28 million small businesses in the U.S., many break even or lose money.
|
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On a per-share basis, it earned 20 cents per share, compared with break-even last year.
|
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It became the first digital-only bank to break even on a monthly basis earlier this year.
|
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In this decade, he's just 5-5-3, with a break-even mark in all three editions.
|
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SE Chief Financial Officer said on Monday the company can sustain a low break-even oil price.
|
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The business has just a tad more than 5,000 customers and needs perhaps 100,000 to break even.
|
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All this of course did not bring any money, but now things break even, because people go.
|
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Before the bust, the convention wisdom was that shale plays needed $60 a barrel to break even.
|
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For example, that break-even is roughly $60,000 in Pennsylvania, and about $45,000 in Florida, Moran said.
|
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Next, consider whether or not your break-even point is too far away to be worth it.
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"As long as we can break even or make a dollar, we'll keep doing it," he adds.
|
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What the future holds: Mr. Musk predicts that Tesla will break even in the quarter ending Sept.
|
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Bigbasket Chief Executive Hari Menon had then said it expected to break even between 2020 and 2022.
|
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Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected a break-even quarter for Fitbit, with revenue of $589 million.
|
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My monthly pass is $21; if you commute for 22 workdays per month, you basically break even.
|
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Disney said the same during its investor day for Disney+, targeting 2024 as a break-even date.
|
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Anything above 50 represents expansion, and this was the fourth straight month below the break-even line.
|
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This retailer is not expected to break-even by the end of the 2019-20 financial year.
|
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Blue Apron (APRN) competitor HelloFresh said it no longer expected to break even during its fourth quarter.
|
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Shares in Europe traded near break-even, with the pan-European STOXX 210 index closing down 20.24%.
|
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It has yet to break even, and in fact is owed roughly about $3 billion from Venezuela.
|
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"Our idea wasn't to make money, but to pay our mortgage and break even," Mr. Junger added.
|
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Well still, it's a small ... 10 was not, it wasn't ever going to break even at that level.
|
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A key driver was bitcoin's "break-even" point, the level at which mining costs match the trading price.
|
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For Keene to break even on the trade, Pfizer would have to close at $33.20 on March expiration.
|
|
At least 100 panamax container ships need to be scrapped just so shipping rates can break even, warnAlphaliner.
|
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"The rule of thumb is that it takes about five to seven years to break even," Sonnier said.
|
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Example: I can make a template/jig for my carpentry work, but what is the break even point?
|
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On Wednesday, Bloomberg reported that small-time miners are on the brink of being unable to break even.
|
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"If we stop hiring, we could break even and be profitable in three to four months," said Pathak.
|
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Iran's government needs oil at $55 per barrel to break even, says the IMF; Saudi Arabia's needs $80.
|
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He is particularly proud of the fact that the company is cash flow break-even at this point.
|
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Shell has estimated that it would break even on the acquisition with oil prices at $60 a barrel.
|
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They also run a blockchain-based AMC/KYC platform for investments that is reaching the break-even point.
|
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But with declining oil prices over the last few years, U.S. producers found it hard to break even.
|
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The two candidates break even in the Midwest, while Trump holds a seven-point edge in the South.
|
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Revolut meanwhile managed to break even in December 2017, but still posted an annual loss for the year.
|
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Spiegel wants the company to break even in the fourth quarter of 2018 and become profitable in 2019.
|
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"Marginal and tier 2 and 3 suppliers fighting to break even and differentiate will probably be more irked."
|
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Analysts on average had expected the company to break even, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
|
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Of the 9 that are cash-flow positive, 7 would need more than 60 years to break even.
|
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He said the chicken sector would generally lose money or break even in the fourth quarter of 22016.
|
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He said the chicken sector would generally lose money or break even in the fourth quarter of 103.
|
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In fact, Facebook could actually earn money or at least break even from the "Time Well Spent" changes.
|
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In April, its chairman said Arabtec could break even this year and should return to profit in 2017.
|
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Within six months, oil's market price was only half that needed for the Iraqi budget to break even.
|
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So once a class has signups above that break-even point, it's all extra profit for the startup.
|
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First off, there's the illusion of profit: most labels are struggling to break even on a good day.
|
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The Spanish and French operations are expected to break even at core profit level in six years' time.
|
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It had previously expected its results to range from break even to a loss of 4 million pounds.
|
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If the current situation continues, pork producers will likely go from a break-even position to a loss.
|
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Luckin is still unprofitable, but it expects to break even on the store level during its third quarter.
|
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Jefferies analysts said that Metro Bank could break even in the second half and deliver profits in 2017.
|
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"Now we're quite a bit below our break-even price as far as cost of production," he said.
|
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"This converted us from operating at a loss to being close to a break-even operation," he said.
|
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At the 6% rate, you have to spend just $1,583.33 per year to break even on the fee.
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Those efforts have restored short-term profitability, with the cash break-even stabilising at around $20.9458 per barrel.
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This is especially true as the Fed, by law, aims to break even rather than make a profit.
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That beat analysts' estimates of a break-even quarter on revenue of $220 million, according to Thomson Reuters.
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The ISM was holding above its break-even mark of 50 even as actual factory production was collapsing.
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We're set up well to move into 2020 and do better than break even on an operating basis.
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And it urges the SSA to clamp down on claims specialists who provide break-even analysis to enrollees.
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But the price on Monday fell to about $35 a barrel, less than half the break-even price.
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"If 5,000 people come once a month and spend $25, that is our break-even," Ms. Kaur said.
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Correction: This report has been updated to reflect the correct break-even price of Russian Urals crude oil.
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Analysts say prices are below most smelters' break-even and have prompted some to shut units for maintenance.
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Chen said he expected it to break even and turn a slight profit in the next three months.
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The typical working-class family would need an additional $50,535 per year in D.C. just to break even.
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The typical working-class family would need an additional $61,900 per year in Boston just to break even.
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Still, fund managers say compared to other U.S. plays, the Permian still has the lowest break-even costs.
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If you spend $4,2500 on the card in a year, you&aposll break even on the annual fee.
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The company now expects a range of break-even to an adjusted loss of four cents per share.
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The company is targeting break-even free cash flow as it aims to pay down debt this year.
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Just to break even, Saudi Arabia needs oil prices of about $84 a barrel, according to the IMF.
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Delivery Hero also forecast that its European business would break even in the second half of this year.
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He expects the plan to "at least break even" looking at results from the first quarter of 2017.
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The greenback traded at break-even against the euro at $1.1365, and the dollar index edged up 0.09%.
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The slide in prices will disappoint New Zealand farmers, the majority of whom are already operating below break-even.
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It's not clear how much business Koho will have to generate in order to break even on this model.
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BAML says the year-to-date experience has been one of lower real rates and higher break even rates.
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Regardless, I know how hard it is just to break even in the food industry, and Seamless isn't helping.
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They propose that oil groups divide their future projects according to the crude price at which they break even.
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Some made thousands of dollars a month, a few managed to break even, and some ended up losing money.
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We had just gotten the romaine market back up to about break even just toward the end of October.
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It is still making a loss but expects to break even this year, before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
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HelloFresh confirmed its goal to reach break-even on an adjusted EBITDA level in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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But none of this will break even, not on the countless dollars spent, uncounted hours invested, untold labors taken.
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The couple originally anticipated that the business would break even by the six-month point, if not become profitable.
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Low break-even prices and high output have contributed to rising activity in Meramec and the nearby Osage formation.
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This has led some industry analysts to predict that Uber will never break even and will eventually fizzle out.
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It finally returned to break even last year after cutting costs, accepting state funds and making peace with unions.
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Such ancillary income has in the past made a big difference in getting an indie film to break even.
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Franchise apathy has already struck: "Solo: A Star Wars Story" (2018) received decent reviews but failed to break even.
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Analysts surveyed by Refinitiv had been expecting Zoom to break even in the quarter, with $3443 million in revenue.
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The company reported earnings of 14 cents per share, while analysts polled by Refinitiv expected a break-even quarter.
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"The telecom industry here has not reached the break even point and growth has been slowing down," he said.
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Analysts on average expected the company to report a break-even, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Sirat also reiterated an objective to bring loss-making CEVA to break-even at the end of this year.
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Republicans can design a plan that can "break even in the budget over the first 10 years," Brady said.
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The Cherlands' hogs fetched about $40 per hundred pounds in August - about $20 less than their break-even price.
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Those moves would help improve the return on each 787, which reached break even late last year, Boeing said.
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"Had we been able to at least break even, we would have kept our season tickets," Yakov Libman said.
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Shanghai aluminium prices have been struggling to hold above 14,000 yuan a tonne, often considered a break-even level.
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Brent crude rose 42 cents at $58.65 a barrel while U.S. crude traded break-even at $54.47 a barrel.
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Last week, the 303-year TIPS break-even rate touched its highest level since July 2015 at 1.75 percent.
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"Roughly speaking, if you live to life expectancy, Social Security deferral may be about a break-even," Davison added.
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But if an insurer prices a plan too high, it might not attract enough healthy people to break even.
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Returns would be back above break even in Year 4 thanks to the reinvestment of the much higher yield.
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"Break-even wellhead costs in key US shale oil basins now average between $US35-50 per barrel", says Dhar.
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Both GM and Ford have said they would still break even if annual sales fell to about 11 million.
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In our hypothetical example of a $300,000 loan, the borrower will break even right around the five-year mark.
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His Vision 2030 program of reforms, for example, requires oil prices above about $60 a barrel to break even.
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On average, he estimated, the break-even price of oil for pre-salt construction projects is $35 a barrel.
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Many critics found it inappropriate and depressing and it ultimately was unable to break even at the box office.
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The break-even point, even adding in an additional $2,000 in upfront costs, is less than a year out.
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Keith Miller, whose family has been fishing in Maine for three generations, isn't sure he'll break even this summer.
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For the cheaper plans, it's easier to break even, but only if you use the plan throughout the year.
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Based on these numbers, Mr. Giusti said he expects Brigaid to break even by the end of the year.
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Using my own estimates from Social Security, I determined the answer: My personal "break-even point" is 12 years.
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Industry analysts have said the general break-even point for running an assembly plant profitably is around 80 percent.
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These include the tar sands of Alberta, where producers need crude at about $60 a barrel to break even.
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Her decision to travel to Kolodozero was a much-needed break, even if she didn't know what to expect.
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Development costs were cut by half from original estimates, allowing Kaikias to break even at below $40 per barrel.
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The state says that, assuming all goes well, it will break even on the deal — in about 30 years.
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Shanghai aluminium prices have been struggling to hold above 14,000 yuan a tonne, often considered a break-even level.
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The typical working-class family would need an additional $83,272 per year in San Francisco just to break even.
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The typical working-class family would need an additional $91,184 per year in New York just to break even.
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Overall earnings break-even is expected to be sub-$40 WTI by the end of 2016, the company said.
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It plans to break even at the core earnings level with a market share of less than 10 percent.
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Uber won't break even until 2023, predicts Stifel analyst Scott Devitt, who has a "hold" rating on the company.
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It also promised to start delivering material profits in 28 after operating at break-even profitability for several quarters.
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In an interview with The Times in 1998, Allen said his movies rarely break even in the United States.
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If we can't break even and still need to pay our employees' salaries, how are we expected to survive?
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That threatens the success of next year's crop too, as producers won't be able to break even this year.
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It's unlikely that such a project will ever generate enough monetary profit for it to break even cost-wise.
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Stocks on Wall Street pared early session gains to close near break-even while European markets closed a bit higher.
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"They are a chasm away from their cash break-even oil price of around $60 dollars per barrel," he said.
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Therefore the 'AAA' break-even AP to maintain the covered bond rating cannot be assumed to remain stable over time.
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For Gordon to break even on this trade, Apple would have to close at or above $115.22 on January 20th.
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In a report in March HSBC claimed that robo-advisers need to oversee $11bn-21bn of assets to break even.
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To break even, Mr Kimura would need to bring in $85 a piece; they go for $3.40 in his shops.
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Ms May estimates it will break even within three years, by when she expects it to have 500,000 pupils globally.
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North American and international markets seem to be worsening as crop prices stay low and farmers struggle to break even.
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The problem was that it had to earn $600 million worldwide just to break even, and it came nowhere close.
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Analysts at Fitch, a credit-ratings agency, reckon that Brightline needs to take 0.4% of that traffic to break even.
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When dealing with unit sales growth, Apple needs to bring in many new consumers just to break even each year.
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New jet programs typically take years to sell and deliver enough planes to break even and recover sunk development costs.
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DEUTSCHE BANK CFO SAYS WE ARE WORKING TO BREAK EVEN OR BETTER IN 2020 BUT SIGNIFICANT UNCERTAINTY IN THAT FORECAST
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The company is targeting 100 million yuan ($14.8 million) in sales for 2019 and aims to break even by 2020.
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BP's project break-even costs are also the highest in the group at around $72 a barrel, according to Macquarie.
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Excluding one-time items Avon reported a break-even profit, missing analysts' average estimate of 1 cent, according to Refinitiv.
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They're have grown about 24.8% month over month for the past 2 years, and have hit the break-even point.
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Low break-even prices and high output have contributed to rising activity in Meramec and the nearby Osage shale formation.
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The company reported quarterly profit of 212.5 cents a share, excluding special items, versus a break-even forecast by analysts.
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Hari Menon, the boss of BigBasket, expects it to break even by 2018, on revenues of more than $1 billion.
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Nationally, homebuyers can break even in less than two years in 70 percent of U.S. metropolitan markets, according to Zillow.
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It claims its monthly recurring revenue has reached six figures in U.S. dollars and it is now past break-even.
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Analysts expected the company to break even on a per-share basis, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Several people told me that they've been able to at least break even by selling the item without a markup.
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Orange Bank aims to win some 2 million customers in 10 years and break even in four to five years.
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The bank is aiming to break even in 21, but analysts are concerned about the bank's ability to generate revenue.
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Carrying a balance at that rate would mean you have to invest twice as much money just to break even.
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Half of GM's 12 assembly lines are operating below 80% capacity, generally the break-even point for a plant's profitability.
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Comey is almost at break-even among Republicans, with 26 percent viewing him positively and 27 percent viewing him negatively.
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UK-based neobank Starling is expected to break even next year, CEO Anne Boden stated in an announcement, per AltFi.
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Now profit is expected in the fourth quarter of 2019, with the current quarter to be break-even, Musk said.
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The aim is for the business to reach break-even inside the next 18 months by scaling its customer base.
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For Gordon to break even on this trade, the VXX would have to close at or above $25.47 on Jan.
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The newly-public company said that it would break even on an adjusted EBITDA basis this year, earlier than expected.
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The company believes that Uber China can break even by 2018 on annual net revenue of more than $2.4 billion.
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Lattice currently has 1,200 customers, 60 employees and was cash flow break-even for the first time in Q1 2019.
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How does solid revenue growth in the nine-figure range, effectively break-even GAAP profits and strong cash flow sound?
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Suddenly, a company that needed to bring in $2,000 a day to break even found itself making $1,000 or less.
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In that case, it will take you 40 months to break even on the decision ($50 x 40 months = $2,000).
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Some U.S. shale drillers can break even on new production with oil prices below $20 a barrel, according to Essner.
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In an interview on Friday, Mr. Tetrick said the company planned to break even by the end of next year.
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Some people call their movies failures because they're not critically beloved, but they mostly break even during their opening weekends.
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Airlines need planes to be about 65% full to break even and make the flight worth flying, the official added.
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They are flying planes with only 20% to 30% of seats filled, far below the level needed to break even.
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Taxi companies and rental car companies have to at least break even in the long run, or else they're toast.
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They now begin another growing season with uncertainty about who will buy their crops and whether they can break even.
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Prices will test a point well below Russia's break-even price — at $42.4 a barrel for Urals crude, said McNally.
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That is roughly $15 above the current price, and other analysts put the break-even figure at $80 to $673.
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She recently stopped hosting her monthly sketch comedy show, "Ma'am," because she didn't always break even on her $2000 budget.
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Roku (ROKU) reported a break-even quarter, better than the 15 cents per share loss that analysts had been anticipating.
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But the additional investment means the battery division could break-even in 2022, a year later than expected, said Kim.
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It's nice to take a break, even if I'm anxious about being away from my desk for the full hour.
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It is also one of the few large insurers that expect to break even or be profitable there this year.
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"We expect Joyn to achieve break-even in four to five years," he told ProSieben's annual general meeting in Munich.
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Congressional Democrats are keeping up the impeachment pressure over their holiday break, even as a Senate trial remains in limbo.
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A company rep tells me they intend to break even on their crypto offerings — while expanding their total number of users.
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"Snap is already demonstrating decelerating growth before they have managed to break even," said Yann Magnan, managing director at Duff & Phelps.
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Based on that, Lee estimates that fair value for bitcoin would be roughly 2.2 times the new $7,000 break-even price.
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The cash-flow valuation component reduces the 'AAA' break-even OC by 8.7%, reflecting the excess spread available under the programme.
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We do have to focus on products and get us a high margin in order to break even on the cost.
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For Keene to break even on this trade, Coca-Cola would have to close at or above $44.25 on May 19.
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A more than two-year downturn in oil prices has made it difficult for many frackers to break even on production.
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A key driver for the revision was bitcoin's "break-even" point, the level at which mining costs match the trading price.
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The Dow needs to rally 7.5 percent in the next three trading days to bring it to a break-even year.
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If congress would stay out of trying to manage the post office then they would break even or show a profit.
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But in order for Gordon to break even on the trade, the tech giant would only need to close at $141.30.
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Rite Aid (RAD) reported adjusted quarterly profit of one cent per share, beating the Street consensus of a break-even quarter.
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But break even prices in other U.S. fields range from about $2107 to $22 per barrel, not far from November's low.
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Wall Street had expected the company to break even, and to report revenue of $2.56 billion, according to Refinitiv consensus estimates.
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The stock slumped 6.4 percent after the company said it no longer expected its international business to break even this year.
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The CEO said the site was now on "break even" track, though when that would be the case, he couldn't pinpoint.
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It expects between a break even and earnings of 50 cents a share in 2017, while analysts expected EPS of $1.94.
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Advanced Micro Devices — AMD reported an adjusted profit of three cents per share, better than estimates of a break-even quarter.
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"For us I can say, if we want to break even, we can do that in Q212 next year," he said.
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Extracting oil from shale has become more efficient since 2014: the median break-even price for producing a barrel is $46.
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The loss-making Russian business trades from 20 stores, while Iberia, which is close to break-even, trades from 13 stores.
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Squeezed state budgets in America mean that most publicly owned airports are managed by arms-length organisations that must break even.
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Spiegel said it was a "stretch goal" to break even in the fourth quarter of 2018 and become profitable in 2019.
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For this trade to break even, Wynn's share price will have to rise about 7 percent between now and April expiration.
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He expects the company to come close to break-even in 2017 and to book a small net loss this year.
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For the majority of sovereigns, fiscal break-even oil prices are still considerably above current or expected actual oil price levels.
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Wisconsin would not break even on the incentive package for at least 25 years, a legislative analysis released last week said.
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By comparison, BP needs a price of at least $45 per barrel to break even this year, and Statoil around $50.
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With a budget that reportedly hovers around $70 million, it's looking like Paramount will struggle to break even with this one.
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Under the first, dairy prices paid to farmers in New Zealand remained below break-even levels until the 2017-18 season.
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It does not expect to break even on earnings before interest, tax, deprecation and amoritisation before the first half of 2020.
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In his presentation last Friday, he also told the crowd that he expected HighBlood to break even in about 22 months.
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The San Francisco-based company's net loss narrowed to $383,000, or break-even per share, in the three months ended Sept.
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The San Francisco-based company's net loss narrowed to $383,000, or break-even per share, in the third quarter ended Sept.
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Brent crude LCOc1 is trading at $62 a barrel, lower than the level many OPEC countries' economies need to break even.
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Brent crude LCOc1 is trading at $62 a barrel, lower than the level many OPEC countries' economies need to break even.
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This is still well below fiscal break-even prices in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, even though these have decreased since 2015.
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As of April 17, the 10-year break-even inflation rate in the Treasury Inflation Protected Securities market was 2.14 percent.
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The age at which you will break even generally ranges from 77 to 83, depending on when you start receiving benefits.
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Tesla expects Model 3 margins to break even in the second quarter, and be positive in the third and fourth quarters.
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In its first year, The Common Market made $100,123; after 5 years, it reached its break even point of $1.7 million.
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The forecast marks the third year of low payouts and remains below an estimated break-even level of around NZ$5.28.
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Analysts were expecting the company to break even on a per-share basis, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Doing this enables entrepreneurs to have a better understanding of complex information like per-customer costs and the break-even point.
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It's worth noting, though, that Anthem expects to break even or be even slightly profitable on its Obamacare plans for 2017.
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This might be driving website traffic, reducing customer churn, slashing expenses or simply getting to break-even by any means necessary.
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The age at which you will break even generally ranges from 77 to 83, depending on when you started receiving benefits.
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The unlimited monthly plan comes with a $30 initiation fee, which means it might take a while before you break even.
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It said it aimed to break even in 2020 at the EBITDA level after adjusting for expenditure on additional growth initiatives.
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Comcast is investing $2 billion in Peacock throughout 2020 and 2021, and will break even by year five, according to Cavanagh.
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Facebook shares came off their lows during the hedge-fund manager's interview but remained just under break-even for the session.
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The fact that Starling believes it's positioned to break even is a rarity among neobanks, given their challenges to reach profitability.
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In 2016, revenues are estimated to increase to around $90 million * Telenor expects Tapad to reach EBITDA break-even in 2017.
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The only way to keep Guardian U.S. on track to break even was to cut costs by at least 30 percent.
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Comcast is investing $2 billion in Peacock throughout 2020 and 2021, and will break even by year five, according to Cavanagh.
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In February, drivers went on strike to protest fare cuts that they said made it difficult for them to break even.
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The company also said its international operations, spanning Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Germany, would break even for the full year.
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The break-even point is when the value of one of the options equals the cost of buying the two contracts.
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And Mayer said that by 2024, Disney is expecting the service to break even, with 60 to 90 million paying subscribers.
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So, how much do you have to spend per year to break even on the Venture card&aposs $95 annual fee?
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Assuming the rate of 1 cent per mile, you would have to earn 9,500 Miles in a year to break even.
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Any miles you earn above the break-even point are profit back in your account that you can use toward travel.
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The break-even point for shale producers is roughly between $30 and $60 a barrel on average, according to industry watchers.
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The state's Legislative Fiscal Bureau estimated that given the high levels of investment, the project wouldn't break even until the 2040s.
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In some industries prices are fixed by the government: drug firms, for example, find it all but impossible to break even.
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"We are already increasing profitability, expecting break-even this year and 40 percent gross margin in the mid-term," McDermott said.
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"As we have mentioned for some time, gaining the break even has been an important milestone for the company," Kirkpatrick said.
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But the Dow industrials, Nasdaq and S&P 29 later pared gains to seesaw erratically on either side of break-even.
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He added that the Chinese company now operates in 400 cities and had passed break-even point in half of them.
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Craftsy had revenue of between $60 million and $65 million in 2016, according to multiple sources, and was around break-even.
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And after running roughly at break-even profitability through this year, Netflix has pledged to deliver material global profits starting in 2017.
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Snapchat's highly-engaged audience of young users is a "coveted" selling point for investors, especially as the company struggles to break even.
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In order to make money on the trade, Gordon needs UUP to close below the break-even point of $26.43 on Jan.
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Tanevski suggests benchmark Newcastle 6,000 grade coal would need to be close to $100 a tonne for the mine to break even.
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After getting to the break-even point, the Yankees dropped eight of their next 211 games as they scored 25 runs, batted .
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To break even, Mr Kimura would need to bring in $85 a piece, but they go for just $3.40 in his stores.
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The stock market may be up, but most Americans haven't seen a raise in years and are struggling just to break even.
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It's been six years since farmers did better than break even on corn, and five years since they made money off soybeans.
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If this so-called "expected value" of the policy is less than the premium, the insurance "investment" fails the break-even test.
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While it has reached break-even already, he said that profitability isn't an immediate focus — instead the priority is scale and development.
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"Over the next couple of months we will turn break-even and then profitable in the first Southeast Asian countries," Wenzel added.
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UEFA announced the ban on Wednesday after an investigation under its Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations, in particular the break-even requirement.
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The company reported break even on a per share basis compared with analysts' estimates of a profit of 9 cents per share.
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If Snap wants to make money, it would only need to sell a mere 2 million hot dog plushies to break even.
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U.S. stocks initially whipsawed after Yellen's speech, with the three major indexes falling to just above break-even before hitting session highs.
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The trade was made when Bank of America was trading at around $15.90, and it has a break-even level of $16.12.
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Robin Hood Energy's initial losses were steep, with the company losing £8m in 2016-17 (it expects to break even this year).
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At 24-6, if the Cubs play just break-even ball the rest of the time way they'll finish at 90-72.
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HelloFresh remains loss-making but has narrowed its losses and pledged to break even on an operating profit level within 15 months.
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We're moving from losing money — about $25 million in 2017 — to be break-even on a free cash flow basis in 2018.
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About one in five Americans spend more than they earn and 38% break even, research from the National Financial Capability Study shows.
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Shares were trading at 53.7 pence at 1312 GMT on Thursday, compared with the government's 73.6 pence so-called 'break-even' price.
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Taking a break (even for 15 to 20 minutes) is a proven way to sustain concentration and energy levels throughout the day.
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"Partner will likely need to reach about five to six percent market share to break even on the TV side," he said.
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Most parents break even or turn a modest profit when they sell, after accounting for closing costs and other expenses, she said.
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Chief Executive Mark Newton-Jones said he was targeting the UK business to be at least at break-even within two years.
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If you plan to move earlier than your break-even point, then you may want to hold off on the refinance.5.
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Meanwhile the two vehicles&apos lowest trim levels, the Mach E Select and Model Y Standard Range break even at 230 miles.
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UCAR operates in China's rapidly evolving and hyper-competitive ride-sharing industry and has yet to break even on an EBITDA level.
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But the undeniable truth is if you're exhausted and need a break, even something as hideous as this starts to look attractive.
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It says its break-even coal price is a commercial secret but it can make a profit even when prices are low.
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While not profitable yet, Gnock Fah said the company could break even if it wanted but it is instead going after growth.
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The four work to break even each month, owing to additional office perks that they provide, like a full-time office manager.
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Offsets, she said, encourage a break-even mind-set when what's needed to avert disaster is to slash fossil-fuel consumption immediately.
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"We need to operate this as a business and break even or make money so that we can be sustainable," he said.
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Quebec is expected to break even during the 2020-21 fiscal year, after putting C$2.7 billion into a debt-fighting fund.
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The break-even cost, the estimate of what it costs to get a barrel of oil out of the ground, has plunged.
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It says it reached cash flow break-even last year, and plans to generate more than $40 million in revenues in 2020.
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For the next three summers, Mr. Cook's efforts were break-even civic acts inspired by a zeal for social reform, not profits.
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"We were convinced right from the beginning that we won&apost have 10 or 15 years to reach break-even," he said.
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The fiscal year 2019 saw Amtrak report record ridership, and the agency said it was on pace to break even by 2021.
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"The Teacher" suggests that Elsa's loneliness was her greatest lesson, showing us how the Holocaust could break even those who survived it.
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He added that the Chinese company now operates in 400 cities and had passed break-even point in half of those cities.
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This leaves the production company at break-even in the best cases, and most times it's still losing money the first year.
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The company is able to break even at $40 per barrel crude in the Permian Basin, currently the hottest U.S. shale play.
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He assumes electricity costs of 6 cents per kilowatt hour and other expenses to arrive at the break-even estimate of $193,038.
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Excluding the impact from Green Chef, acquired in March, HelloFresh already achieved break-even at the AEBITDA margin on a group level.
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That has made life hard for U.S. drillers this year, with oil prices below their break-even level much of the year.
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Wisconsin would not break even on the incentive package for at least 25 years, according to a legislative analysis released last week.
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He called the feature a "break-even" operation, adding that the firm does not intend to generate revenue from the fractional trades.
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Klassen's current break-even cost per metric ton of cacao is about $25,000, or nearly eight times the basic commodity market price.
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For Democrats to win a majority, they would have to get well over 50 percent of the vote to even break even.
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For frozen yogurt die-hards who spend $4.50 per medium-sized yogurt at Pinkberry, things break even after the 67th at-home yogurt.
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The company is expected to record revenue of $210 million in 2019, with break-even earnings, before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).
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The startup has already made its Austin market profitable and can hit break-even in 6 months as it expands to new cities.
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For Keene to make money on his trade, MGM would have to close above the break-even level of $31.50 by June expiration.
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Moody's reckons the company would break even if it hits a 2018 sales target of 300,000 units with gross margins of about 25%.
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Idorsia ended the year with 739 million francs in liquidity, which the company reiterated would not be enough to get to break even.
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The loss-making builder's chairman said on Wednesday it might break even in 2016 and should return to profit in the following year.
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The slump is exacerbating problems of excess capacity, with factory utilisation rates at China plants for many automakers estimated below break-even point.
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Lower alumina prices serve to lower the aluminium production cost-curve, the break-even point for smelters that helps define the market's downside.
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Both could assist as the $107 million-funded startup attempts to break even despite charging just a tiny 5 percent fee on subscriptions.
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Pampel said the company is targeting break-even on an operating level this year and sales of 100 million euros within two years.
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Elon Musk on Wednesday said Tesla now aims to be profitable in the fourth quarter, with the current quarter to be break-even.
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A total of 57,000 fans attended Sunday's race, more than in 2014, but still below levels required for the circuit to break even.
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The five-year, five-year break even inflation forward dropped to 1.45 percent, having traded as high as 1.51 percent earlier this week.
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It has turned in loss after loss since acquisition in 2013, though he told investors on Monday the group would soon break even.
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The state-owned airline, which no longer relies on government funding, had earlier delayed its break even date from 2017 to this year.
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Rystad Energy, a Norwegian consultancy, says no other country except Kuwait can produce oil at a lower break even cost (see chart 2).
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At the same time, PRRT has helped companies to invest billions in projects that typically take 10 years to break even on costs.
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The specter of last year's all-female Ghostbusters, which didn't make enough money to break even, is also haunting the industry this year.
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The six-year-old group, based in Paris and Berlin, has not yet reached break even and does not disclose its financial figures.
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Pakistan's rail system has struggled to break even for decades as passenger numbers plunge, train lines close and the vital freight business nosedives.
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BUT EVEN IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE THAT, YOU ONLY NEED ABOUT FOUR OR FIVE TENTHS OF GDP TO GET TO THIS BREAK EVEN.
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The slump is exacerbating problems of excess capacity, with factory utilization rates at China plants for many automakers estimated below break-even point.
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The U.S. legislature remains on a seven-week break, even as mosquitoes carrying the disease have begun spreading in the continental United States.
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Germany's Delivery Hero said it would continue to look at every single acquisition and that Europe would break even for the full year.
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He thinks he can break even within a few years, as long as the number of doctors licensed to recommend marijuana keeps rising.
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We've got 70 people already, we've got a turnover of around €20M to €30M, we're going towards break even and profitable this year.
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With the diesel model costing $1,500 more with 33 miles per gallon, the break-even point is just a hair under 100,000 miles.
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The break-even price for the new development was expected to be around S$2,21.5-S$20.4,21 per square foot, Savills Singapore said.
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It makes some sense that working off such excesses could take a bit more time than usual spent below the break-even line.
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When comparing lenders, make sure to consider closing costs and think through how long it will take you to "break even" after refinancing.
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Researching UFOs seems a bit like gambling: You mostly lose, or break even, but the promise that you might hit jackpot is powerful.
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Mondelez hopes that up to 10 percent of its global media investments will break even or make a profit by 2020, Henderson said.
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Analysts on average had expected the company to break even on revenue of $1.96 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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They started the season 5-0 but now need a win in their final regular-season game just to break even this season.
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A backlogs of work index slipped below 50 for the first time since May, dipping to 49.8 from last month's break-even point.
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Fox insiders, however, claim the break-even number is closer to $350 million, meaning "Alita" might already be climbing out of the red.
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"I'd committed the worst sin, which is that you get behind and think you've got to break even that day," Buffett tells Schroeder.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into the composite PMI, was dangerously close to the break-even mark at 50.4, down from 51.3.
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The plant, which reached break-even late in 2015, improved profitability further in 2016, said Sari Mannonen, the head of UPM's biofuels business.
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E.T.F.s, he said, need about $50 million in assets to break even, a figure the Alternative Harvest raised soon after it was introduced.
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Because our cost model is very efficient, we can break even on a series with just a few thousand readers, which is fantastic.
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The corporation does better than break even because expenses would be higher and net profit lower as the basis for the taxes due.
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Cash Flow Break-Even to Slightly Positive: We expect T2R's cash flow on average to breakeven or be slightly positive over 2018-2020.
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The 'AAA'-stressed cash flow valuation component decreases the break-even over-collateralisation by 6.6%, due to excess spread available in the programme.
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Fitbit (FIT) reported a loss of two cents per share for its latest quarter, compared to analyst expectations of a break-even quarter.
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For 2019, the federally subsidized company reported record ridership and financial performance and said it would soon break even on a budgetary basis.
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Elon Musk had previously said that Tesla aims to be profitable in the fourth quarter, with the third quarter to be break-even.
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Another is to roll them up into your loan, but it makes the loan amount higher and will take longer to break even.
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Oilfield services providers are already working on completing wells at break-even or lower, West said, meaning any further cuts would bring losses.
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About 75 percent of startup canna-businesses break even within one year, despite the immense challenges and obstacles cannabis companies face every day.
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Source: FactSet The company reported second-quarter earnings per share of 2 cents, versus expectations the company would break even for the quarter.
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Foxconn ultimately chose Wisconsin, where the state, by its own admission, will take at least 26 years to break even on its deal.
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Roku said in its shareholder letter that it hopes to become "roughly break-even on a full year adjusted EBITDA basis" in 2020.
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Every time we went out and raised money, we set a model to get to break-even with the resources that we had.
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Each time we did it, we would set the budgets for the next year or two, to get us back to break-even.
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But Wallace estimates that a tenant needs to stay in place for 13.5 years, on average, before they break even for the company.
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Neither Halep nor her coach, Darren Cahill, cried foul over Wozniacki's break, even though Halep had to wait longer than usual to serve.
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Realtech Ag: * FY CONSOLIDATED SALES OF EUR 19.6 MILLION (PREVIOUS YEAR: EUR 22.9 MILLION) * FY GROUP OPERATING EBIT OF AROUND EUR - 1.1 MILLION (PREVIOUS YEAR: AROUND EUR - 2.4 MILLION) * EXPECTS OPERATIONAL BREAK EVEN AT LEAST AT MONTH LEVEL DURING 2018 * SEES 2018 MONTHLY BREAK EVEN IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO ACHIEVE POSITIVE RESULTS FROM 2019 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Shipping has struggled with overcapacity, price wars and freight rates far below break-even levels, but industry analysts say the worst may be over.
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Stocks extended losses when oil prices fell further, but a steady climb in financial sector stocks had the S&P 303 near break-even.
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In order to make money on the trade, First Solar would have to close above the break-even point of $38.20 on March 17.
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With the 22014 London Games, though, NBC saw enough success to break even, meaning they could leverage even higher ad prices down the line.
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I can perceive one wave as an entire ocean, forgetting that it will always break—even if there is another, similar wave behind it.
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The seller said that without Seller Mafia he would barely break even on sales because the cost of advertising on Amazon is so high.
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Because it needs to expand rapidly to break even, they reckon it will seek to run as many publicly funded establishments as it can.
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But he did say that in order for Bird to eventually break even, the scooters will need to increase their lifespan to six months.
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Analysts were calling for Under Armour to break even on a per-share basis, with sales of $21 billion, according to a Refinitiv survey.
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They are up 2.1 percent year-to-date, however, and almost back at the average break-even level of 14,000 yuan ($2,087.90) a tonne.
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They are up 2 percent year-to-date, however, and almost back at the average break-even level of 14,13 yuan ($2,087.90) a tonne.
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Stores become break-even for WiFi Dabba after four months on the network and the company makes 30 percent of all Wi-Fi sales.
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Intriguingly, an $11 per month subscription fee could generate even higher than break-even returns for Facebook, given the way the ad market works.
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Depending on the numbers fed into the model, global break-even could have come as early as 1997, or might still not have arrived.
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This physiological routine is hard to break even on days off, which could be why sleeping late on non-training days is so hard.
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The company is still loss-making, mainly because of costs related to its rapid growth, but it is aiming to break even next year.
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You only need to spend $350 per year at Costco to save enough to break even on the cost of your membership, Demer says.
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"We're quickly on track to become a break-even company," he says, adding that scaling Stash is less challenging than a traditional investment advisory.
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The company, which had said in March it expected its international operations to break even, has also been negotiating with international franchisees on terms.
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Seattle won nine of 10 to get back to the break-even mark on June 7 after falling a season-low eight games under .
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The weaker payout will add to pressure on the New Zealand dairy sector as it is below estimated break-even levels of NZ$5.28.
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Because the clock is cumulative, a driver can be prompted to take a break even if they haven't driven driven for 12 hours consecutively.
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The unit is likely to reach break-even in coming quarters, though it still accounts for less than five percent of Alibaba's overall revenue.
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At the same time, observe how close the small blue line stays to zero, what we can think of as the "break-even point".
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These calls break even at $90.49, which means that Exxon still needs to rise another 3 percent from Thursday trading levels by December expiration.
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Bullish analysts at JPMorgan Chase, a bank, believe Disney+ can break even by 2022 and eventually attract 45m subscribers in America and 115m abroad.
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Goldman Sachs said fees to China copper were falling close to break-even costs of $50-$60 a tonne, at $60-$70 a tonne.
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So not only do we expect to hit kind of cash flow break even, but we expect business to be very profitable at maturity.
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"One would be about how to calculate your break-even point, another would be about how to manage your books," Greenfield told the Post.
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Netflix, which has been spending aggressively to expand globally, has said it planned to "run around break-even through 2016" and then deliver profits.
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It would have been "very close to break even" if not for the hurricanes that shuttered hundreds of units during the quarter, Travis said.
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Cable pricing would likely rise as customers no longer have to rent cable boxes (so it's possible you'd still break even on monthly costs).
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Non-OPEC producers, such as those in the U.S., have struggled to break even with the lower oil price and have cut costs drastically.
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The ambitious line-up struggled to break even financially, however, which prompted Horton to put the brakes on any immediate plans for future editions.
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We had to replace them with new digital customers just to break even on the revenue line, masking the robust growth in new products.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill — Chipotle warned that it expected its first-ever quarterly loss, a change from its prior forecast for a break-even quarter.
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The five-year, five-year break-even forward rate which is tracked by the ECB is now at levels last seen three weeks ago.
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Eich says that break-even number could be as low as 15 million, a fraction of the usage of even small browsers like Opera.
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Adjusted free cash flow for all industrial business should be between break-even and negative $2 billion, before turning positive in 2020, Culp said.
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Carlson, who manages musicians by day, began a Kickstarter campaign with a $20,000 goal to break even, but ultimately received $47, 000 in donations.
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The company said it expects to record revenue of $210 million in 2019, with break-even earnings, before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).
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Hotels typically need 40 percent occupancy to break even, according to Christian Lega, a director of tourism at real estate services firm CBRE Hotels.
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The free cash flow outlook for the year was lowered to negative $500 million from a range of break even to negative $250 million.
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Executive director Peter Huang, speaking at an earnings briefing, also said he expects the company's e-commerce business to break even in 2020-2021.
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Bukalapak expects to break even in three years, as it adds new product segments and expands coverage in small towns, Oetomo previously told Reuters.
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Others wondered how Disney could ever recoup its investment at such low pricing; Disney estimates it would break even at 13m-90m subscribers globally.
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Over time, the hope is, investment will go down and revenue will rise; the service is also expected to break even in five years.
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HelloFresh, which delivers meal ingredients and recipes in 10 countries, said it expected to break even on an operating level (EBITDA) by early 2019.
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At its peak, the field will produce up to 660,000 barrels per day, with a break-even price of less than $20 per barrel.
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The company predicted it could break even next quarter, before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, if it performs on the high end of estimates.
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Mr. Halim hopes to break even or turn a profit on what he described as an investment of "several million dollars" in the project.
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The diffusion index rose by 85033 to 54.7, comfortably above the break-even mark of 50, but certainly not an extraordinary level of activity.
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Selling your company is unlikely to be on your mind as you're in the trenches, trying to grow teams, improve productivity and break even.
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He said the company's break-even oil price had come down as a result of its cost savings, but did not specify the price.
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"Earnings for the next fiscal year will likely be break-even or they may just eke out small gains on the year," Fujito said.
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Because they have lower break-even costs, Permian drillers would likely be the last to rein in new output if oil prices collapse further.
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"We aim to break even on our hardware and make money when customers use our devices, not when we sell devices," said Mr. Keith.
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By implementing the changes above, you end up with $2,467 profit per scooter, break-even at 34 days, and a gross margin of 62%.
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But attendances have dwindled and only 57,000 fans attended this year on race Sunday, below the levels required for the circuit to break even.
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If your cash burn is low — or even better, if you can get to cash-flow break-even — you can get through hard times.
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They max out their credit cards to secure cheap space and try to break even by throwing parties every night their pop-up exists.
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Niel, who founded France's Iliad telecom company, invested 250 million euros ($268 million) in the project and expects to break even within three years.
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The company predicted it could break even next quarter — before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization — if it performs on the high end of estimates.
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Reuters data shows break-even inflation rates for benchmark 30-year index-linked gilts reached their highest in nearly three years earlier this month.
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I had signed Nancy and myself up for a couples massage later that afternoon — hey, we deserved a break even on day one, O.K.?
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Meanwhile, Shanghai aluminium prices are at around 12,13 yuan ($1,823.04) a tonne, near their lowest since July 2016, leaving smelters struggling to break even.
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Stollar's parents said they would contribute what they could until she could turn a profit — or at least break even — on the WTA Tour.
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Consider the charts below from personal finance site NerdWallet, which show the break-even period (when buying becomes more advantageous than renting, money-wise).
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Chief Financial Officer Joseph Gaspar said IMI was losing money when it was acquired and has now reached break-even on an operating basis.
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A market feasibility study projected 24,000 rounds at Bayou Oaks as the break-even point, and Barousse said the budget calls for 30,000 rounds.
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So if your closing costs are $3,000 and you can save $200 a month by refinancing, it will take 15 months to break even.
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"You don't need to go to Aruba, but take a break," even if it's just for a weekend or a few days, she says.
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WM Motor's Mitchell expects the company can break-even in the next 12 months, as the start-up puts greater effort into consumer marketing.
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The meal kit company said it would increase growth-supporting investments and now expects to break even on an adjusted basis sometime during 2019.
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Estonian ride-hailing firm Bolt is starting to break even in a majority of the countries it operates in, its CEO has told CNBC.
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MANNHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - SAP, Europe's largest software company, expects its enterprise cloud business to break even this year, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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Bankrate has a tool that helps savers calculate the penalty, and indicates what the rate on a new C.D. should be to break even.
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Analysts had expected Twilio to break even in terms of earnings on $135.9 million in revenue in the third quarter, according to Thomson Reuters.
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We tried different things; we tried different management companies, different booking agents, but no matter what we did, it didn't help us break even.
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CCP, the Icelandic game developers behind Eve: Valkyrie, another VR title, will soon be "break-even" after its giant $30 million VR development investment.
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Like many businesses in the area, it relies on winter tourists to help it break even and keep its staff employed through the slow months.
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If it can keep costs low and grow that number, it may eventually get to break even and no longer need infusions of investor capital.
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The break even rate is the difference between the yield on a nominal fixed-rate bond and the real yield on an inflation-linked bond.
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The decline in TIPS break-even rates was mitigated by data that showed U.S. inflation had moved closer to the Federal Reserve's 2 percent goal.
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In order for Keene to make money on his trade, MGM would have to close above the break-even level of $353 by June expiration.
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Bellew told reporters the airline was aiming to tap capital markets by March 2019, adding that he was confident it would break even in 2018.
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While families might pay more up front for fossil fuel energy, many of them would break even or make money from the carbon dividend payments.
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Obviously this worked and no one uses YouTube to watch music videos anymore—I kid, but Vevo did break even last year, according to Billboard.
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On March 8, the Orlando JCC is holding a fundraiser, where it hopes to raise $200,000 to help the center break even for the year.
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A 5,000-word piece commissioned at $1.00 a word requires about one million reads for the publisher to break even on an optimized ad setup.
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The main risk of that playbook is a rally that's not strong enough, relative to the call option break-even price, Bank of America said.
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The margins are a turnaround for the independents, who struggled to break even this summer amid a pricing war with major refiners Sinopec and PetroChina.
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Plus, Apple's 30 percent cut means that if Spotify sells subscriptions through the App Store, it has to charge customers more just to break even.
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The policy makes sense because the Saudis have the largest oil reserves in the world and low break-even costs of producing crude, Essner said.
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Many of them are already struggling to break even, due to a crushing combination of tariffs, low commodity prices, and natural disasters like this one.
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Photo courtesy of Getty Images Photo courtesy of Getty Images "We are going to break even or lose money on selling the kits," says Jain.
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It aims to have 13 million subscribers by 2018, a level which analysts say has to be surpassed for Premium to break even as planned.
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"Cost reductions and power prices will have to be consistently much higher than our predictions for the subsidy free projects to break even," they said.
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Research firm Wood Mackenzie recently estimated new thermal oil sands projects would need a U.S. crude price of around $60 to break even over time.
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The Nasdaq composite closed just below break-even, but posted a weekly gain of 0.1 percent, notching its first eight-week winning streak since 2010.
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The project, run by the Electric Power Board, was cash-flow positive, but the analysis suggests it would still take 412 years to break even.
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"Those [contracts] break even at $138.50, so that's probably a long, just looking to add some leverage and rolling it out a month," explained Nathan.
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Net profit attributable to the company fell 95.7 percent to $406,000, or break-even per share, hit mainly by restructuring charges related to headcount reductions.
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Fifty percent of all businesses fail within five years, and over 65 percent of small businesses break even or lose money before they go bankrupt.
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It could now potentially break even in the next two to three years, Chief Executive Abdulaziz al-Raisi told Reuters in an interview in Dubai.
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Wage data will likely remain a focus for the Fed as well as the markets, with direct implications on U.S. break even yields going forward.
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Equally, $65 to $70 is a level where Saudi and OPEC can manage in the context of their fiscal oil break-even (price per barrel).
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Analysts on average expected GoPro to break even in the fourth quarter on $27 million in revenue, according to a consensus estimate from Thomson Reuters.
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RwandAir officials say the airline expects to break even by 2018, and plans to carve out a niche by connecting under-served destinations across Africa.
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The company, which currently has about 6 million bikes, also aims to break even by the end of the year, Chief Executive Dai Wei said.
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The company said the deals should help it, one day, to break even with oil prices CLc1 at $50 per barrel after paying its dividend.
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I can't believe how many restaurants are at the break-even point—or not even at that point—and are still around in this town.
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Consider that it takes about four years for homeowners to break even on their home due to the closing costs they paid upfront, Betterment found.
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However, Fitch expects One Re to be able to significantly increase its premium income by end-2018, allowing the company to at least break even.
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The project can break even with U.S. crude prices of at least $203 a barrel, meaning right now Athabasca keeps losing money on Hangingstone production.
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HCFB became slightly below break-even in 1Q16 (net loss of RUB4953bn or 0.5% of end-1Q16 equity)) after reporting significant losses in 2015-2014.
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MSCI's all-country world stock index traded just above break-even, while the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index rose 20.50 percent to close at 210,23.
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In order to break even, Voi says it will use the fresh capital to ramp up work on its kick scooters to extend their lifespan.
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Netflix is burning $3bn a year and would need to raise prices by 15% to break even—tricky when there are over 30 rival services.
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The users would only need to watch about 7 minutes of video for Facebook to break even on its $200 million content investment, Nowak wrote.
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Break-even rates for TIPS, the differences between yields from those bonds and regular Treasuries, have recovered along with stocks and other growth-oriented investments.
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The Fed only needs to break even on its system and it isn't owned by major banks, which may make FedNow more attractive to FIs.
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HelloFresh, which listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange in November, said in January that it hoped to break even by the end of the year.
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At this point, The Wheel would need some three million visitors a year, according to an estimate by Hunden Strategic Partners, just to break even.
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Last year it delivered 27 A380s and has said it expects to continue to break even based on a similar level of deliveries in 2016.
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Shanghai aluminum prices dipped by 0.7% over September and remain below the 14,000 yuan a tonne mark often considered a break-even for Chinese smelters.
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Analysts estimate that the movie will need to take in more than $800 million worldwide to break even, after accounting for revenue splits with theaters.
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Tight-oil companies can break-even with oil prices below $40 per barrel, while production in the Arctic requires between $60 and $85033 per barrel.
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I went from, how do you get to a highly profitable venture, to how do we get to a break-even venture that does good.
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The steelmaker reported a slump in first-quarter pretax profit and reiterated its expectation that it would break even on the pretax level this year.
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The break-even point could head toward $40 per barrel in the long term, according to Kelly, but that won't scare off investors quite yet.
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The big winners — Telecom Italia and Vodafone — can probably break even on their investments over time, according to Bernstein analysts, but only by hiking prices.
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Meanwhile, Shanghai aluminum prices SAFcv2.23 are at around 12,750 yuan ($1,823.04) a ton, near their lowest since July 2016, leaving smelters struggling to break even.
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"They're not in it for a break-even or a slight loss or a slight gain," said Jeffrey Cohen, a bankruptcy lawyer at Lowenstein Sandler.
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Part of this is uncertainty about the "break even" point for many projects in the United States — the price at which it's profitable to drill.
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When Google AdSense came out, that immediately provided like $3,000 a month, which was what I needed to pay all the bills and break even.
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Brandon Hokana, whose family farms 3,500 acres near Ellendale, N.D., estimates that they need a price of $8.75 per bushel of soybeans to break even.
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Dozens of events blow through New York City every night, each one meriting a miniature campaign to fill the room or, at least, break even.
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"Our latest perspective is that U.S. break-even for long haul could be between 2025 and 2030," said Russell Hensley, one of the report's authors.
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A Byton representative said the company is aiming to hit the break-even point two to three years after it begins selling the M-Byte.
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HK) and Xinfa Group, sending Shanghai aluminum prices SAFcv4.43 well above the 24.4,24.6 yuan ($238.63,978) a tonne mark often considered a break-even for producers.
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However, China may be having trouble getting its economy fully moving again after the extended Lunar New Year break, even in the non-quarantined areas.
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Now, this break-even price here is at $108.40, which is 13% above the current price of that stock, which is a pretty incredible trade.
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It's about to get a little easier for you to figure out how to break even or get a bigger tax refund from Uncle Sam.
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The high rent at the one store that was not regularly dealing with violence meant that, even at that location, she struggled to break even.
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However, SB's underlying profitability is somewhat better, as it was break-even on a pre-impairment basis, while GB had a small pre-provision loss.
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The jackpot is purposely designed to allow as many people as possible a small win or to at least break even with a free ticket.
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The company is now building a portfolio of projects that can break even when oil prices are as low as $40 a barrel, he said.
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The Dow and S&P 500 posted modest gains, while the Nasdaq traded near break-even with U.S. crude prices sliding under $29 a barrel.
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Novel&aposs ownership of its buildings means that the occupancy levels it needs to break even are much lower than other coworking firms, Bennett said.
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The jackpot is purposely designed to allow as many people as possible a small win or to at least break even with a free ticket.
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"We see potential for shale to break even at $45 ... (and) we see $45-$55 per barrel annual WTI range," the U.S. investment bank said.
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The company said it will approach break-even on an adjusted EBITDA basis for the year as it invests gross profits back into the business.
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On U.S. 10-year inflation protected securities (TIPs), the "break-even" is around 1.6% which is where traders anticipate prices to be in a decade.
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"Prior to the post-Brexit referendum, we were on target to break even for the year," CFO Chuck Stevens told analysts during the company's conference call.
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Next year's focus will be creating app content and "having [users] link the app to purchasing," and Mallouk expects to break even in year three (2018).
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Analysts expect U.S. oil drilling to taper off as old hedge positions wind down, leaving smaller producers exposed to market prices at below break-even levels.
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Add other expenses, such as the interest on debt, and the break-even point is pushed out until at least 22017, industry analysts from Citigroup estimated.
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"For us, [the cost of setting up the CMV] had to be a break-even of a few transactions to make sense for us," Piedra said.
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Mahindra rescued Ssangyong from near-insolvency in 2011, acquiring a stake of just over 70 percent, but the car maker has since struggled to break even.
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The devices cost $211 per month, or around $217,211 per three-story building, Popper said, and the devices break even after around 218 months of revenue.
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At that point, the company claimed its financials would start to reach a break-even point and it would have the leverage to negotiate with theaters.
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As your pet ages or if the worst happens, at the very least, you'll break even on all the monthly premiums you've paid through the years.
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"You try to break even with sponsorship dollars," said Michael M. Kaiser, the chairman of the DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the University of Maryland.
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Another academic study found that to break-even under the proposed 21625 percent cap, traditional installment loans would have to be at least $2900,220006 to $2202,2628.
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The US price of oil is currently trading at around $54 a barrel — a precarious level for shale producers, who barely break-even at that price.
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The company, however, maintained its earnings forecast for its aerospace business and continues to expect free cash flow to break even, plus or minus $250 million.
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Bird CEO Travis VanderZanden told The Verge last March that each scooter needed to stay in service for six months for the company to break even.
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Operating in more than 40 markets with more than 13,000 restaurant partners, it hopes to break even in Europe in the second half of this year.
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The 33,000-yuan mark is considered an average break-even for Chinese aluminium smelters, whose margins had been squeezed by a protracted price slump over 2018.
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Shouldn't I be calculating the break-even point, based on a reasonable expectation of the returns I can get on that money if I invested it?
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"Some of the markets we're are in are already reaching break even or profitable, so it's just a case of getting into more markets," he said.
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The 14,000 yuan mark is considered an average break-even for Chinese aluminium smelters, whose margins had been squeezed by a protracted price slump over 2018.
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The 14,000 yuan mark is considered an average break-even for Chinese aluminum smelters, whose margins had been squeezed by a protracted price slump over 2018.
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The 33,000-yuan mark is considered an average break-even for Chinese aluminum smelters, whose margins had been squeezed by a protracted price slump over 2018.
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There is a typical lag of around 18 months for a new private banker to break even, but Baer expects its recruitment drive to pay dividends.
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While he wouldn't discuss company-wide finances, Ilishayev said goPuff is profitable in most markets, reaching a break-even point in an average of 5.5 months.
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I think it would be worth it as long as I at least break even, but it's a pretty saturated market as far as I know.
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We've long seen with Amazon if they could just break even on the hardware, they look like a hardware company, but they're not a hardware company.
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Operating in more than 40 markets with more than 290,000 restaurant partners, it hopes to break even in Europe in the second half of this year.
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But considering the differences in durability, size, weight distribution, and equally as important, style, a travel bag can make or break even the shortest of trips.
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For example, the analysis determined that the break-even point for installing a mitigation system using underpasses and fencing is 3.2 annual deer collisions per kilometer.
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The company, which generates revenue from a $1-a-month membership fee and a $1 per-trade fee, needs 20,000 users to break even, Weeresinghe said.
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Over time, he hopes to break even using just the tipping model, but today the organization relies on legal aid funds to partially fund its operations.
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It added it now planned to achieve such break-even on adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (AEBITDA) basis during the course of 2019.
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Thanks to financial drama and heavy loans behind the scenes, Kingdoms of Amalur had needed to sell at least three million copies just to break even.
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HelloFresh, which delivers meal ingredients and recipes in 10 countries, aims to break even on an operating level, or adjusted EBITDA, within the next 15 months.
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She shares an excessive quantity of blackberry currant jam with Joey, but at $17 a jar to break even, Monica's jam-making plans are short lived.
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Lixma CEO Hsu said the firm won't break even on the project until the ninth year of its 20-year contract with the prison and Taipower.
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Delving into the all-important break-even cost of production considerations, Baweja highlighted that Saudi Arabia is probably the only place that currently has excess capacity.
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Domino's Pizza, Britain's biggest pizza delivery firm, dipped 1.5 percent as the company said it no longer expected its international business to break even this year.
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The grain trading division made another loss, excluding port silo revenue, in a context of tough international markets, but should break even this year, Blandinieres said.
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The lower break-even costs stem from a suite of factors, like technological improvements to how much service companies charge, which fell when oil prices tumbled.
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The company's U.S. shale oil break-even price stood at $66 per barrel at the end of 2016, a 35 percent improvement from the prior year.
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In late July the accord fell apart, with Vivendi saying it had noticed that Mediaset's pay-TV business would take a long time to break even.
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Online is thought to account for under five percent of commerce in the region, while Lazada has yet to break even, let alone post a profit.
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It has spent £2 billion covering its British plants' losses and now estimates that they will need at least another £2 billion just to break even.
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Under Armour – The athletic apparel maker reported a break-even quarter on an adjusted basis, compared to analyst forecasts of a 5 cents per share loss.
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That makes it almost impossible to make a buck - and if you have to hike your prices to break even, that risks alienating your loyal fans.
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That approach will allow the residential solar business to break even by next year, Mauricio Gutierrez, NRG's chief executive, said in a conference call with analysts.
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Chronic Amtrak delays are hampering the railroad's efforts to break even by 2021, and are costing an estimated $41.9 million per year over the long term.
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North American robo-advisers need to manage $11.3 billion to $21.5 billion if they want a chance to break even, HSBC said in a March report.
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Yet fracking is dirty and new projects need an oil price of $40-50 a barrel to break-even, at least twice the level Aramco requires.
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Erosion of these buffers will be slower than in other Fitch-rated oil exporters, due to a low fiscal break-even oil price of USD54/b.
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As for that 18-day average recovery time, he's optimistic that the market will break even faster than usual, as earnings season is around the corner.
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The break-even production costs will rise an average of $1.60 to $36.50 per barrel this year, according to data from Rystad Energy, which surveys producers.
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The average break-even cost for delayed new projects was $62 per barrels of oil equivalent, WoodMac said, adding that deepwater projects had been hit hardest.
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Deutsche Bank said it was targeting an 8% return on tangible equity (ROTE) by 2022 but flagged "significant uncertainty" that it would break even in 2020.
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As it turned out, the price of ether has kept rising, so I was able to break even on my mining rig within about 5 months.
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A year ago, Oman Air Chief Executive Abdulaziz al-Raisi told Reuters the airline would potentially break even by 2021, four years later than initially planned.
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So that means that even if most MoviePass users saw only one or two movies per month, the company still wouldn't break even on subscriptions alone.
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Analysts say sub 12,000 yuan aluminium is well below most smelters' break-even price and has seen some firms - including Chalco - shut production units for maintenance.
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HelloFresh added it now planned to achieve such break-even on adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (AEBITDA) basis during the course of 2019.
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For example, Comcast CFO Michael Cavanagh said at an investor conference Monday that Comcast/NBCUniversal's new streaming service Peacock could be break-even in five years .
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When you add it all up, even without the rewards points you earn with each purchase, it's easy to break even on the $199 annual fee.
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Like many other insurers, Anthem has struggled to make money in the marketplaces, but it said it expected to break even or do better this year.
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"From my perspective they are more likely to break even with this (financing) and the other forms of financing they have in place," Basham told IFR.
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But since the trade has two break-even points, at $254.50 and at $245.50, Gordon would make money so long as SPY closes within that range.
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Since that price fluctuates daily, it is difficult to calculate an individual farmer's exact income or losses, but most small farmers in Colombia barely break even.
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Then again, some U.S. executives suggest fresh fruit producers will cut prices and sell at break-even levels in some cases just to maintain market share.
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The German firm said it hoped to break even by the end of year and said sales had picked up in the U.S., its biggest market.
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It did, however, operate at "near break-even" last year — an accomplishment today as startups often lose hundreds of millions of dollars on an annual basis.
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Mansury said the airline still expected to break even in 9.53, despite suffering from higher oil prices and rupiah depreciation, as well as the pilot discontent.
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Microsoft already migrated Cortana to iOS (yup, I'm guessing you didn't know that), but in 2017, Cortana will break even further out of its PC shell.
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If the tournament is being held in a city with a high cost of living, that might not be enough for the caddie to break even.
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Oman's tame media calm anxieties by predicting an imminent oil-price hike from $50 to $80 per barrel, which is the level Oman needs to break even.
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The Permian's low break-even costs are prized with crude prices still stuck at $50 to $60 per barrel, half of what the commodity fetched through 2014.
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East said there was no "immediate will" to exit the marine sector, but the business needed to be "right sized" to break even when demand was low.
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Even so, van Beurden said subsalt areas should be able to break even at oil prices forecast for this year, without saying what those prices might be.
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The company, however, maintained its full-year earnings forecast for its aerospace business and continues to expect break-even free cash flow, plus or minus $250 million.
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By 6753, the Plaza needed an operating profit of $2675 million a year to break even, according to financial records that Mr. Trump disclosed at the time.
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Fitch expects that One Re will be able to increase its premium income by end-2018 to a level that will allow the company to break even.
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Yet many of around 280 listed U.S. independent oil producers and scores of smaller ones need $403-$240 a barrel to break even, according to several analyst.
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Even the most costly shale projects break even at around $70 a barrel, and new wells can be drilled and start producing within a matter of months.
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The company says that this new structure will allow it to break even on the tickets it's selling — a key step to making the business model work.
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Stalf, 226, said N26 could break even by the second quarter of 226 as it has reached a point where it can soon become a profitable company.
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A Colorado Health Institute analysis concluded that Coloradocare would break even in its first year, but would "slide into ever-increasing deficits" longer-term without tax increases.
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Its bioenergy unit posted losses in five of the past six quarters and the company forecast results for the unit would be roughly break-even in 2019.
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The Ukrainian is bankrolling it but hopes to break even next year when the league will expand to six teams from America and six teams from Europe.
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PPA hits the Baby Bear "just right" spot with a "break even" level that floats a bit year to year depending on league efficiency in that season.
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Even if the swim team or the track teams they played for don't break even, the presence of those teams makes the university a more attractive place.
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A report from consultancy Rystad Energy issued in February pegged the break-even price for U.S. shale oil producers to an average $35 per barrel, Reuters reported.
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It will take homebuyers at least three years to break even on their investment in some of the nation's largest housing markets, and even longer in others.
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Amazon said it aims to break even on sales of Echos, making money instead on goods and services bought through the device, such as music and groceries.
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Barring a weather disaster, more corn planted means a bigger harvest that will add to massive global crop inventories that have kept prices below break-even levels.
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It is difficult to believe that a site with tens of millions of eyeballs on it every month is earning just enough for Peckham to break even.
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After years of struggles from its phone division, Sony has finally figured out how to break even: by shrinking everything dramatically and benefiting from favorable exchange rates.
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More often than not, according to data from the FTC, MLM sellers either lose money on building up their stock or have just managed to break even.
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Free cash flow guidance for the year, a closely watched metric, was lowered to negative $500 million from a range of break even to negative $250 million.
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On the question of whether Clinton cares about voters, she is running 28503 points below break-even after being down only 22019 points in the previous survey.
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A lot of ink has been spilled lately over falling break-even costs, the price at which drillers aren't losing money on producing a barrel of oil.
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Still, the CPI and TIPS break-even rates are stuck below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent inflation goal, despite their recent upswing, as global demand remains sluggish.
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"Most golf courses are losing money," said Dai Yuying, general manager of Sanya Luhuitou Golf Club, adding that his tournament-quality course is managing to break even.
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In the first quarter, the company hit break even on a cash flow basis, and its core business was growing at a 43% annual rate, Wall said.
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On that occasion, the club was hit with financial sanctions, demanding it break-even with its transfer spending, as well as a squad cap for European games.
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Like most start-ups, it is not yet turning a profit, but the church is investing in the wine business and expects to break even this year.
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Yet Shaw still lives in a three-hundred-and-twenty-five-square-foot one-bedroom, and Roomful of Teeth relies on grants and donations to break even.
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Support for the tax bill — which polled dreadfully while it was being debated by Congress — is now nearly at the break-even point, with 48 percent support.
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The shorter-cycle, lower break-even cost of shallow water projects suggests the jackup market will realize an earlier uptick in demand, which is beginning to materialize.
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Radak wrote his post partially to show the truth of Hall's claim, namely that such deals are usually the only way to break even in VR development.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel sent a company-wide note to employees "several months ago" outlining a zealous goal to break even in 2018, according to The Information.
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Yet many of around 22019 listed U.S. independent oil producers and scores of smaller ones need $280-$403 a barrel to break even, according to several analysts.
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But prices fell by 2% in June, and currently sit below the 14,000 yuan ($2,035.92) mark that is considered a break-even threshold for many Chinese smelters.
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You'll get the most mileage out of your dollar if you aim to break even — you want to avoid giving an interest-free loan to the government.
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Covert explains the loophole is used by investors who fund projects in economically distressed areas deemed "opportunity zones" receive a sizable tax break, even on unrelated investments.
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AT&T's answer to Netflix, HBO Max, will need to scale faster than its niche predecessor HBO Now to break even and appease investors, Barclays analysts say.
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HBO Max, due out in April, will need at least 33 million subscribers to break even on the cost of programming for the platform, the firm estimated.
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HBO Max, AT&T's answer to Netflix, will need to scale faster than its niche predecessor HBO Now to break even and appease investors, Barclays analysts say.
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But shale oil and gas are expensive to produce, and Russia is now calculating that many companies cannot survive as prices fall below their break-even point.
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McDonald's breakfast took eight years to become profitable, while Taco Bell did not break even on the early morning meal for 18 to 24 months, he wrote.
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Three years on, Choi and other manufacturers operating in Vietnam say they are struggling to break even due to higher transportation and labor costs and weaker sales.
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The break-even point — below which a worker would make more money on unemployment, and above which it would pay to keep working — differs widely among states.
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To break with Midwestern politeness, will Chance have enough cash on hand to foot the bill, without other investors, if his Chicagoist continually fails to break even?
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The five-year, five-year break-even forward, a market gauge of euro zone inflation expectations over the long term, slumped to a record low of 1.0327%.
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Plant-based meat company Beyond Meat is expected to basically break even for the quarter, after earnings 210 cents per share the prior quarter, according to FactSet.
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For the past three years, annual sales have hovered around $1 billion, with profits at a break-even level, according to figures provided by Mr. Del Vecchio.
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If you need to buy something on your lunch break, even just walking into certain stores can notify retailers about your shopping habits, via Bluetooth and GPS.
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The CB is eligible to convert at US$33.4.5 – expensive, given a break-even period of just 1.43 years, but highlighting the benefit of eliminating market risks.
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The manufacturing PMI marked the 12th month below the break-even mark, registering 47.8 - albeit an improvement on December's 46.3 and well above the Reuters poll's 62753.
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Azour said Riyadh's break-even oil price was $83 a barrel in 2017, and "expectations for 2018 are that it will be around $85-$87 a barrel".
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The underwriters would break even on the entire financing if the bond priced with an 8.75% coupon and an OID of 91, two of the sources said.
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But many hospitals in rural areas, which suffer from undercapacity, and in poor urban areas, which have lots of uninsured patients, barely break even or lose money.
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Podbere added that he expects the company to be free cash flow positive in fiscal 2021 and to break even in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2021.
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Scott Walker and President Trump — would create 4,000 fewer jobs than expected, and that the state might not break even on a deal with Foxconn until 85033.
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If the actual employment number was 3,000, the break-even point would be so far in the future that it is "silly to talk about," he said.
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However, the organising committee aims to break even or make a profit on the Games, by raising more money from public corporations and the government, Eom said.
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According to an analysis by the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau, it would take at least 25 years for the state's taxpayers to break even on the incentives.
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New technologies for drilling and hydraulic fracturing helped bring the break-even price for the best wells from over $60 a barrel to as low as $2000.
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His popularity ratings nationally continue to be subpar, though his net favorability rating in Wisconsin, arguably the most important swing state, is much closer to break even.
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Amtrak is on track to break even in the next fiscal year, despite what some passengers see as declining service and not to mention ever-rising fees.
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If I want to justify that extra bread, I could just cancel my Netflix and drink one fewer beers at just one happy hour, and I'd break even.
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Net loss was $186 million, or 60 cents per share, in the quarter, compared with a loss of $1 million, or break even per share, a year earlier.
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AND THAT BUSINESS IS BREAK-EVEN OR BETTER THIS FISCAL YEAR AND IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A NICE PROFIT CONTRIBUTOR TO NOT ONLY PARAMOUNT, BUT OBVIOUSLY, VIACOM.
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This may motivate issuers to manage OC more tightly, closer to the break-even OC for a target rating level, given the more onerous requirements for encumbered assets.
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In May, yields and break-even levels on Italy's May 2023 bond pegged to euro zone inflation and May 2023 bond pegged to Italian inflation were almost identical.
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While its PMI rose to 47.8 from March's 47.5, it spent its third consecutive month below the break-even mark and was below a median forecast for 47.9.
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Even if they were to fall to the DoE's target of $22 per kWh, they would still need an oil price of $20403 a barrel to break even.
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Walt Disney Studios threw a $250 million production budget and a $150 million advertising budget at it, necessitating a box-office take of $800 million to break even.
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Netflix has warned investors that it would run at break-even profitability through the end of 20153 as it pushed to make its service available across the globe.
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Details for the restructuring program are due in coming weeks, Meyer Burger said, adding it hopes to cut its break-even sales level to just 300 million francs.
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The Heat will try to reach the break-even point when they host another hot team battling for positioning in the East in the Toronto Raptors on Thursday.
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Next, Ralph Angel meets with Proctor, who gives him the run down on the numbers of the farm and explains that Ralph Angel will break even this season.
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Its break-even price—the amount of revenue per barrel at which a project starts to be profitable—ranges from just under $20 to a bit below $60.
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He added that most of the oil discoveries that the major companies are making tend to be in deep water and the break even points are much higher.
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"Our unit economics are healthy and we break-even in every new city within 3-6 months, and the company as a whole is also profitable," he adds.
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At the time, BusinessWeek reported in 2006 that ESPN had managed to gain just 30,000 subscribers, well below the 500,000 figure needed to make the investment break even.
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It expects full-year revenues of $345 million to $355 million, with adjusted Ebitda of $31 million to $35 million, with free cash flow to be break-even.
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But he claimed the company raised prices and discontinued its unlimited tier, moves that shrunk its user base but, he said, made the fitness business break-even/profitable.
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That plays into the challenge of any on-demand delivery company, which is the number of deliveries required per hour to break even and then turn a profit.
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With oil prices falling below the break-even cost for many producers, U.S. shale oil operations have dwindled with producers cutting production, cancelling drilling projects and closing rigs.
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I know a few promoters who continue to put on nights, knowing full well that the break even point gets higher and higher, because they still love it.
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Hockenheim, owned by local city authorities accountable to taxpayers, wants a contract that takes away risk and reduces hosting fees to the point where they can break even.
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While the trip is still in its infancy phase, the brothers expect to at least break even, and likely even save money, at the end of the year.
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Bombardier reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of 2 cents a share, beating analysts' average forecast that it would break even, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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"We are drilling low-cost, highly productive wells that generate high returns and have industry-leading break-even oil prices," Chief Executive Tim Dove said in a statement.
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The radio sets themselves were subsidized to build the audience needed to create the economies of scale for the networks, and radio manufacturing was a break-even business.
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It will not pay a dividend for 2016 and although it eked out a first-quarter profit of €236m ($260m) it expects only to break even this year.
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Average refining losses on processing crude oil have largely narrowed to a break-even level, with some plants with production lines more geared toward chemicals turning a profit.
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More disturbing yet, long-run inflationary expectations, as measured by the five-year, break-even bond levels, are now in excess of the Fed's 28500-percent inflation target.
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While the oil price is expected to stage a gradual recovery, Shell has said the combined group needs crude to be above $60 a barrel to break even.
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The company said in a statement that it could not secure the capital required to fund its previous strategy aimed at bringing Starbucks and Domino's to break-even.
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Assets like pipelines and compressor stations can take decades to break even, and it is hard to imagine investors abandoning them until after they have recovered their costs.
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Average refining losses on processing crude oil have largely narrowed to a break-even level, with some plants with production lines more geared towards chemicals turning a profit.
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FCA expects to break even in the region in 2016, Stefan Ketter, chief operating officer for FCA in Latin America said at an industry event in São Paulo.
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As of May 6, Fundstrat estimates the cash break-even price for the older Antminer S7 model is $0003,003 per bitcoin, and $2,368 for the newer Antminer S9.
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Only the projected $1.5 billion in payroll tax credits could drop based on hiring, pushing Wisconsin's break-even point "well past" the projected 25 years, the report found.
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Masseglia said the club was attracting about 13,000 visitors a day — not enough to break even on the project, although he insisted that profit was not his goal.
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In reality that means that some finalists wont break even on their trip to Vegas, but Evo finalists are also likely to earn industry sponsors for their performance.
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He scooped up the sick bachelor pad in April 2018 for $6.5 mil, so after realtor fees and whatever improvements he made, he'll be lucky to break even.
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The hearing did, however, break even with the viewership garnered by the special counsel Robert Mueller when he finally testified before Congress in July on the Russia investigation.
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If you spend about $7,308 per year on the card (or $609 per month), you'll break even on the annual fee with miles at the 1x rate alone.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 finished the session around the break-even mark, up 0.01 percent, as gains in the healthcare sector offset losses in the oil stocks.
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By ensuring that projects had the lowest possible break-even price, the company would be able to survive even if oil prices came down further, van Beurden said.
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Spread this out over the 25,290 miles a taxibot drives with a passenger, and a taxibot company needs to charge just 303 cents per mile to break even.
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That's because it usually takes at least five years to "break even" on what the borrower paid to lower the rate and actually start making back the difference.
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The practice already is forbidden under SSA policy, but GAO researchers observed claim specialists helping 30 enrollees, and found that some specialists are still providing break-even analysis.
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When calculating your break-even point, you need to account for what you could have earned if you had taken the money earlier and invested it, Elsasser said.
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A separate provision in the stimulus bill, which removes restrictions on losses that people can carry over from previous years, would make the tax break even more lucrative.
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Fitch predicted Oman - which needed Brent future to trade above $80 a barrel in 2019 just to break even - would face further fiscal and external balance sheet erosion.
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The company said that the schools themselves, despite tuition at the New York campuses of $32,33 for elementary school and $37,500 for middle school, do not break even.
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It is now being pushed forward by LLOG, a privately owned US company, with an aim to develop 140m barrels with a break-even of $50 per barrel.
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Chipotle said it expected to break even in the current quarter on a per-share basis as it spends heavily on beefing up food safety at its outlets.
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In the past, a campground might earn enough in visitor fees to break even, but all revenues were siphoned off to the black hole of the general treasury.
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We're hoping to break even, eventually, where we can extract a protein isolate that's really good for you, but that tastes like as close to nothing as possible.
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