In 2004, a registry of bucking-bull pedigrees, American Bucking Bull, Inc.
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"We're bucking a court system that never, ever rules for us, and we're bucking really bad things in Congress with the Democrats who aren't willing to act," Trump said on Tuesday.
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Sex Position Secrets for Better Bucking are here to help.
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This week, we spotted a few speakers bucking the trend.
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Bucking his own party on the Democratic filibuster is Sen.
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Bucking the trend, Spark New Zealand Ltd firmed 0.5 percent.
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Real estate stocks gained 0.4 percent, bucking the broad trend.
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Two emerging markets bucking the trend were Mexico and Russia.
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But America's success at bucking this trend may be over.
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Samsung's new Galaxy Tab Pro S is bucking the trend.
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Bucking the trend, the company's shares rose after the deal.
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The stock market, meanwhile, is bucking up against its highs.
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They'd also be bucking the status quo on another front.
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Bucking the overall weakness, some defensive shares were in demand.
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She's bucking the entire art system by forgoing galleries entirely.
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The state has a history of bucking the incumbent party.
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But investors in several venture funds are bucking that notion.
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Slopping pigs and bucking bales of hay rarely comes easy.
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But OWSLA started the day by gleefully bucking that convention.
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Bucking bulls have even been cloned and used in competition.
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After the bucking ends, they are really quite friendly animals.
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Within this system, Phoenix really is bucking the status quo.
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Trump won the Presidency by shattering norms and bucking expectations.
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As the day progressed, the bucking in my chest subsided.
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Bucking the trend, French telecoms operator SFR rose 1.6 percent.
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Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd is used to bucking traditions.
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Rebellion. Nonconformity. Angst. Outrage. Bucking trends and smashing the system.
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Bucking the broader trend, IT stocks and consumer discretionary stocks gained.
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Oil firms advanced on higher oil prices, bucking the broad trend.
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But you've been bucking up against that line a little bit.
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Former vice president Joe Biden is so far bucking this trend.
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Bucking the market by reserving gas, however, would cause an outcry.
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Countries in the Middle East, however, have been bucking the trend.
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In the dirt arena cowboys and cowgirls cling to bucking broncos.
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Bucking the trend, financials were down 0.44 percent tracking U.S. peers.
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It is why Malaysia is bucking a broader shift to authoritarianism.
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Shenzhen's start-up board rose 0.7 percent, bucking the broader trend.
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SOX fell 0.2 percent, bucking the overall upward trend, on Monday.
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He broke poorly out of the starting gate and began bucking.
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However there is one area that's bucking the trend: Audio books.
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GT Capital's shares rose 1.98 percent, bucking the broader stock market's .
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But one group of creatures is bucking this ominous trend: jellyfish.
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Wheat futures firmed, bucking the weak trend in corn and soybeans.
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But now, she's publicly bucking their legacy to tackle climate change.
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Traditional Medicare spending growth has slowed, bucking historical trends and expectations.
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Bucking their jurisdiction's votes could also have consequences for faithless electors.
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HGX was trading lower, bucking a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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Bucking the day's trend, Alphabet was up 478 percent at $780.91.
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But Slovakia appears to be bucking the trend, our correspondent writes.
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Instead of bucking the political tribalism in America, we ride it.
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But to the north, Germany appears to be bucking the trend.
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Canadian clippers Swiftly skating over Humboldt Whisper hearts of bucking Broncs.
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Bucking the trend: Wells Fargo (WFC) closed down more than 5%.
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Go deeper: Celebrities and social media influencers are bucking the retail
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But that's not the only reason they're bucking their party's line.
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McCain, known for his blunt comments, is bucking a sitting president.
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Stark carved out his own niche by bucking his dad's legacy.
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There's this frustration of bucking against the world and the expectations.
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Republicans will not suffer politically for bucking the president on this issue.
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In other words, he should have known bucking this trend was hopeless.
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In a tough market for handbags, novelty items are bucking the trend.
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But today Amazon joined Facebook as a tech giant bucking the trend.
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A few hopefuls can point to a record of bucking the party.
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Bucking the trend, Fortescue Metals Group rose to a two-week high.
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Bob Dold (R-Ill.) for bucking Donald Trump, the party's presidential nominee.
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Black Philip then goes rearing and bucking about, clearly pleased with himself.
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Bucking the general trend, high-profile LeEco hit its lowest since Sept.
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Bucking the trend, financials stocks rose 0.4 percent, braking the benchmark's losses.
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For most Hill Republicans, bucking the National Rifle Association (NRA) is unfathomable.
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In Eilat, however, aquatic life seems to be bucking the global trend.
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Britain, for all its evident political chaos, is bucking global populist trends.
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It started bucking like a rebellious horse, and then it suddenly stopped.
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Wyoming's official symbol is a depiction of a bucking horse and rider.
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Some Chinese tech stocks advanced in Hong Kong, bucking the weaker trend.
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The Shenzhen Composite, however, gained 267.52 percent, bucking the broader downward trend.
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Bucking the President on his signature issue is certainly a big deal.
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HGX was trading largely flat, bucking a broadly stronger U.S. stock market.
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That requires staying on an intensively bred bucking bull for eight seconds.
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And Drummond is special, and worth bucking the league's main trend for.
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Bucking the trend, the gold index gained 1.6 percent on higher gold prices.
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Some newer competitors are also bucking the trend by growing their branch network.
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She's bucking the system, and as a result, she's experiencing its cruelty firsthand.
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Apple's latest iPhones — the iPhone 11 family — seem to be bucking the trend.
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Bucking the downward trend were shares of Inpex, which finished up 0.74 percent.
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Bucking the trend, Indian and Vietnamese markets fell over 1% during last month.
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But it's a bummer that Microsoft is still bucking the USB-C trend.
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But the state has a long tradition of bucking trends in presidential primaries.
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And they're bucking up for a rough recess back home with frustrated constituents.
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But it's not clear that it reflects a broader bucking of the trend.
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But this same evidence shows the state's charter schools are bucking the trend.
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Bucking the coronavirus cancellation trend, Armory Week 2020 has come to New York.
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On a more positive note, individual US states are bucking the White House.
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HK/SIN, bucking a 26 percent decline in the benchmark Straits Times Index.
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Bucking the trend, gold stocks dropped nearly 2% to their lowest since Sept.
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Amid the mayhem, one currency in the region is bucking the trend: the .
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Bucking the trend, CSL Ltd rose 0.7 percent to its highest since Nov.
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Click here to view original GIFTurning a logging machine into a bucking rodeo bull?
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Wondery is also bucking the media trend of serving up micro-content to audiences.
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Tench attacking someone for bucking sexual norms only reinforces Carr's fear Annalise was right.
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All the more remarkable, then, that one crucial sector—finance—is bucking the trend.
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Investors are bucking common wisdom in the face of an unprecedented divide in markets.
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Bucking the trend, energy stocks gained with the Australian energy index rising 1.1 percent.
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Shares rose 0.1 percent to 26.05 reais on Thursday, bucking five straight daily declines.
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Its sales in Germany rose 2 percent in the quarter, bucking a weaker market.
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This is hilarious, his form sucks & that horse was thinking about bucking him pic.twitter.
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"Tiny homes are very divisive," Bucking said, reflecting on the goals of his project.
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Bucking recent trends, the wallets of the poor and least-educated swelled the most.
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Bucking the trend, Air New Zealand added 1.8 percent and Xero climbed 1.4 percent.
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He listens to them when they talk, instead of bucking every contribution they make.
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And he responded by bucking McConnell and company and playing that purely conservative vs.
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The only industrial sector bucking the trend was export-oriented manufacturing, which advanced 1.0%.
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Bucking the overall weakness, there were also some bright spots on the earnings front.
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Rolling up sleeves and bucking convention, some young farmers have left behind cushy jobs.
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I feel like 80 percent of the bucking ability is coming from the mother.
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This real-time single take has a bucking, churning momentum all the way through.
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Amash once lost a coveted seat on the House Budget Committee for bucking Republicans.
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S. equities, with a solitary bond manager bucking the trend to take fifth place.
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Bucking the trend, materials rose, supported by overnight gains in copper and gold prices.
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All but one of them ended up bucking Pence and voting for the resolution.
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Bucking Kasich, Mandel was the lone elected Republican state official that publically endorsed Trump.
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Amid tepid consumer spending, however, the convenience store industry is bucking the overall trend.
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That requires staying on an intensively bred bucking bull for an exhausting eight seconds.
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Bucking nearly a century of American business tradition, corporate philanthropy basically doesn't exist at Amazon.
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Young women are increasingly choosing bralettes over bras — and Victoria's Secret is bucking the trend.
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The official logo for the University of Wyoming is a cowboy riding a bucking horse.
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Palladium, bucking the trend among the major precious metals, was up 0.4 percent at $722.50.
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Bucking the trend, Australia's benchmark ASX 200 gave up gains close essentially flat at 5,145.98.
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And they charge via Micro USB, bucking the growing trend toward USB-C on everything.
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His departure sent shares in Air France-KLM down 3.2 percent, bucking a firmer market.
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Panera is successfully bucking the trend that fast casual is a thing of the past.
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However, pollsters like Wells can't see the younger demographic bucking the trend this time round.
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Bucking the trend, gold stocks ended 1.7% higher as investors scurried to safe-haven assets.
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As rumored, the new device is, indeed, the Galaxy Watch, bucking the Gear naming convention.
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But NAMBLA was extraordinary for bucking the image of pedophiles as secretive creepers in vans.
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Bucking the trend, the metals and mining index posted small gains helped by world no.
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The PHLX housing index was 0.5 percent higher, bucking a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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The picture is still developing, but a few guys are bucking the odds this year.
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Sprint is bucking the rule because Wall Street is skeptical the deal will ever happen.
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Says they're getting used to her but earlier some were 'kicking, and bucking and screaming.
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My bucking against the rules society has strongly suggested for people with disabilities hasn't ended.
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Among the runners-up and honorable mentions: a cowboy riding a bucking horse from Sen.
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The Washington Post: Facing a choice between bucking the president and defending the Senate authority.
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Walmart is bucking a major holiday hiring trend, and it could be a brilliant move
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Bucking most analysts' consensus, several polls have shown Falcon stands a chance of defeating Maduro.
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Trump has refused to release his tax returns, bucking the custom of recent U.S. presidents.
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Mining employers also posted solid gains, bucking a trend of job losses in recent years.
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They are dominating, bucking the odds by feeding off each other and inspiring each other.
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Of course, Iowa isn't everything — New Hampshire has a long tradition of bucking Iowa's results.
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Bucking the trend, Macquarie Group rose as much as 23 percent to a record high.
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Bucking the trend, the usual havens like U.S. Treasuries, the dollar and gold performed well.
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Bucking tradition has worked out well: Last year, the Geans sold 25,603 pounds of strawberries.
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Eight seconds is an eternity when you're on top of a bucking 1,700-pound animal.
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But there are several companies bucking that trend, and chief among them is Dollar General.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas), two presidential candidates, bucking their leader.
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Construction workers noticed problematic bucking even while building the bridge, leading to its famous nickname.
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Trump infamously did not release his tax returns in 22016, bucking decades of presidential-candidate tradition.
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Trump infamously did not release his tax returns in 2016, bucking decades of presidential-candidate tradition.
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Ireland's fintech ecosystem hasn't been investors' focus recently, but this latest round is bucking that trend.
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Four years ago, when Justin Trudeau was elected, "Canada was bucking the trend," says Mr Nenshi.
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In spite of everything, however, Huawei appears to be the one company currently bucking the trend.
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Mining major Rio Tinto Ltd, bucking the trend, fell 1.1% as its shares traded ex-dividend.
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Bucking that to vote for political leaders who would address climate change is a tough ask.
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But their protagonists are troublemakers, bucking against the expectations for docile white middle-class teenage girls.
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Where companies have abandoned their canaries or caved to legal pressure, Cloudflare is bucking the trend.
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Capital spending surprisingly rose 15 percent last quarter, bucking the 9 percent decline forecast by analysts.
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There are a number of locals bucking the trend and returning home despite the economic crisis.
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Once the automated animal starts bucking, it takes more than just balance to hold yourself steady.
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Merely by stepping down on time, she is bucking the trend of African presidents for life.
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One set of retailers is doing a great job of bucking the retailpocalypse trend: famous people.
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Trump announced in February that he would not attend the annual gala, bucking decades of tradition.
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The Nasdaq, however, was bucking the trend and tracking for a fourth straight week of gains.
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Qatar has a long history of both conceding to Saudi Arabia's regional hegemony and bucking it.
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Cheney keeps bucking POTUS on foreign policy matters — and is harsher when the cameras are off.
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If Rutherford, Solak and Martinez contribute to the Yankees, they will be bucking a recent trend.
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RED's bucking the nearly industry-wide trend toward minimalistic design language with all sorts of chrome.
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Bucking the trend, Mexico's IPC index posted a slim gain with financial stocks leading the pack.
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Bucking current trends of instrumental metal, there's very little drone happening in a Stinking Lizaveta song.
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It's 2016 — bucking old ideas of matrimony and womanhood is kind of a thing these days.
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Stocks in Europe and the U.S. closed lower again on Monday with cyptocurrencies bucking the trend.
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He was not alone in bucking the tide and standing against his party in the 1970s.
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Scharping said he valued a cow's bucking-bull pedigree, but also how mothers raise their calves.
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Those are the odds that Nigl is bucking for the dream scenario of a perfect bracket.
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She was bucking the widespread expectation that African-American artists should create work about social issues.
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Bucking the trend, heavyweight biotech firm CSL Ltd ended 4.2% higher, while Sonic Healthcare gained 6.3%.
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Bucking studio tradition, billboards are scarce to nonexistent in cities like Los Angeles and New York.
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Lawmakers are also bucking the president by pushing ahead with bipartisan measures on sanctions against Russia.
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Bucking the trend are the Wizards, who hired Dean Oliver as an assistant coach this season.
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Even some senators not normally known for bucking leadership are opposed to the current version. Sen.
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Bucking the trend, Indian bonds faced an outflow of $1.63 billion, the highest since May 2018.
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At the age of 31, I took a huge political risk by bucking the Democratic establishment.
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Bucking the trend, telco Telstra Corporation Ltd rose 0.7 percent, thanks to its attractive dividend, said McGlew.
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WALLACE (voice over): Stefanik is not just young, she&aposs a maverick, often bucking the party line.
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Bucking the trend was British bank CYBG Plc, which rose 4% after posting a first-half profit.
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Instead, she says that she's thinking about bucking tradition entirely and opting for a white tuxedo instead.
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Somebody could also follow Jeb Bush's example, bucking a traditional exploratory committee for a more lucrative PAC.
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Rather than bucking the trend, acknowledge the direction of the overall market and plan your trades accordingly.
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Ipecac stays profitable by bucking industry norms — and not just by deliberately seeking talent outside the mainstream.
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The beautiful, bucking girls were born just 10 days apart to mama wild asses Liberty and Hani.
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Long story short, you wanted to tie your genetic wagon to the bucking horse of her bloodline.
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Other ads portray an activist fighting for her cause, and a male cheerleader who is bucking stereotypes.
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Bucking gains elsewhere in Asia, the Nikkei was down 21 percent at 2414.3,22016 points by late morning.
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But the second service shows that even some Anglican churches are bucking the downward trend in membership.
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Shares of TJX, bucking the tough environment for retail stocks, were up about 2 percent in 2017.
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Bucking the NRA to pass new restrictions on gun purchases marks a significant shift for the state.
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Bucking that trend, several new cooperages are in the works, and existing companies have all expanded production.
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Bucking the trend, cloud services provider MYOB Group surged 13 percent to its highest since Jan. 11.
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That goal is a tall order, since signing on requires bucking the wishes of the party brass.
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One Republican state party is notably bucking the trend when it comes to rebuking white-nationalist candidates.
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Bucking the sector trend, Macquarie Group Ltd traded 0.2 percent higher, while AMP Ltd gained 0.5 percent.
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At 1013 GMT, shares in Cerved were up 2.8%, bucking a 0.3% drop in the Italian market.
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Most important, the Pentagon is skilled at bucking Congress, which is what it did all those years.
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His early "Shadowman" period led to shadow images of bucking horses and riders on walls and canvases.
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As one of the most conservative Democrats in the House, Peterson is known for bucking his party.
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His bucking during the first insertion was nowhere near as dramatic as it was during the second.
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Bucking the trend, diversified miner South32 edged 2.5 percent lower, as the biggest drag on the bourse.
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Bucking the weakness, Kobe Steel jumped more than 9 percent after it reinstated its annual profit forecast.
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And bucking the streaming-TV bloat trend, it runs seven energetic episodes of around twenty minutes apiece.
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Without it, I shifted constantly in my chair, "bucking like a rodeo horse," observed a clinic hand.
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Mostly, the songs are about bucking against the circumstances that separate us from the people we need.
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Bucking the national political trend to ignore or deny climate science, Florida's elected officials are taking action.
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Iran says in May it will increase enriched uranium production, bucking its commitments under the nuclear accord.
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Bucking Trump could also trigger primary challengers to Republican senators who are up for reelection next year.
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Bucking the trend, Mexico's peso rose 20.06% and looked set to extend gains to a fourth day.
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But some individual universities are bucking the NCAA and seeking to receive a cut of gambling proceeds.
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Trump announced in February that he would not attend the high-profile dinner, bucking decades of tradition.
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He's held onto his seat so long in part because he's known for bucking the Democratic Party.
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Candidates bucking the usual color scheme tend to be Democrats, like Sinema and Jayapal, but not all.
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According to the breeder H.D. Page, why is the mother critical to breeding a successful bucking bull?
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Labour had seemed to be bucking that trend, but now is scrambling to avoid a devastating split.
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Mr. Weissmann, who commended Sally Yates for bucking President Trump, what do they say in their e-mails?
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A measure of mainland listed lenders rose over 0.8 percent at the midday, bucking the broad downward trend.
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Bucking the trend was the Indian rupee, with bullish bets increasing to the highest level since January 2015.
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The wealthy, southern German state tends to lean conservative but also has a reputation for bucking political conventions.
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Bucking trends of the time, she "shakes hands like a man" and has a mind for solving crimes.
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Stocks in the sector enjoyed a banner year in 2018, bucking the broader turmoil that shook equity markets.
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Shares in AIA were, however, down 2.3 percent in Hong Kong morning trade, bucking the broader rising market.
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Bucking the trend, the energy sector jumped as oil prices rose on expectations of OPEC-led output cut.
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Higgins and Bushnell may be bucking convention, but they held their celebration in a traditional setting: Las Vegas.
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Bucking the trend was car parts maker Valeo SA which rose 1.1% as it confirmed full year goals.
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But according to Levin, who has been CEO since 2015, IAC has a history of bucking that stereotype.
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And even in her best roles, she has often been the loudest, wildest bull bucking around every scene.
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Despite his near-term cautious view, Colas sees a few sectors bucking the first quarter negative earnings trend.
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Shares in Sharp were down 3 percent in morning trade, bucking a rise in the broader Tokyo market.
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Bucking the selloff, Yahama Motor shares climbed 5.37 percent after tumbling more than 23 percent month-to-date.
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Cramer says that Foot Locker is one of two stores that is bucking negativity around mall-based retail.
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Bucking the positive trend, the extended recent losses to close 146.26 points, or 0.85 percent, lower at 17,13.
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Wages there grew by 9% a year from 2010 to 2015, bucking the trend of stagnated income growth.
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It was something that I appreciated mid-podcast, and a bucking of the traditional neon coloring fitness headphones.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Newborn Harvey Rodriguez cannot even crawl yet, but already he may be bucking a trend.
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Since the '90s, the 61-year-old host has made a name for himself by bucking conventional niceties.
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Both men are affable and personally likable politicians authentically comfortable bucking their party and working across the aisle.
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Trump chose Powell in 2017 to succeed Yellen, bucking the practice of reappointing Fed chairs to second terms.
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The Senate followed suit in March, with 12 GOP senators bucking party lines to vote against Trump's declaration.
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Trump views himself as at his best when he is going against the crowd, bucking the conventional wisdom.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - While Brazil's economy is in the doghouse, one underground business is bucking the trend — dognapping.
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CME feeder cattle also rose, bucking pressure from a 2% increase in Chicago Board of Trade corn futures.
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Bucking a long British tradition of lawmakers falling in line with their leader, more than 100 of Mrs.
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They have to worry about bucking and inflaming him by denying him his pick for the Supreme Court.
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The city of Baltimore and Arlington County are bucking the national trend with slight expansions in their canopies.
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Bucking the overall trend, the TSE REIT index shed 2.5% as investots booked profits after a recent rally.
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Bucking Friday's trend were Italian stocks, which fell on the back of new political developments in the country.
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Microsoft led the iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF (IGV) higher by 0.1%, bucking the overall market's negative trend.
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Now, President Trump is bucking years of precedent by threatening to revoke the protected status for these designations.
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They were known for bucking conventions of "acceptable" feminine behavior and pushing their way into traditionally male spaces.
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Susan Collins (ME), Mitt Romney (UT), and Lisa Murkowski (AK), might wind up bucking their party on that.
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While the threat of tariffs looms large over many retail stocks, one discount chain is bucking the trend.
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If they're fighting what feels like a bucking bronco, that's counterintuitive when normal control wheel inputs don't respond.
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In commuting Ms. Brown's sentence, Mr. Haslam was bucking a huge law-and-order contingent in this state.
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Justin Amash (R-Mich.), who joined 12 other Republicans in bucking the White House Tuesday, told VICE News.
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For them, the risk and uncertainty are worth the reward of bucking the odds and emerging from obscurity.
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However, some states are bucking tradition and instead searching for dishes that aren't necessarily associated with football's biggest night.
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When we left, wobbling down the sea-bucking hallways, she offered me her elbow, a gentleman from the first.
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Bucking the trend of exposed companies' poor performance, the company's stock is leading the index, up 2.93 percent today.
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The USDA rated 75 percent of the U.S. corn crop as good to excellent, bucking expectations for a downgrade.
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US manufacturing activity contracted for the second month in a row in September, bucking expectations for a slight recovery.
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If that's the case, Bessemer may be bucking VCs' new favorite trend of raising their largest funds to date.
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A few weeks into his dump Trump strategy, Kirk says bucking the top of his ticket is paying off.
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By sticking to the rule book on her own terms, she was, in her own way, bucking the establishment.
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In the first half of 2016, global M&A activities are cooling down but China is bucking the trend.
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When we do see young women bucking the system, we see them do it in a very educated sense.
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Manufacturing is recovering from a prolonged slump, driven by the energy sector, bucking a slowdown in the broader economy.
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Trump and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke have prided themselves in bucking today's Republican orthodoxy on public lands and conservation.
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Reflecting concerns about recent pollution in Beijing and elsewhere, healthcare stocks gained nearly 0.6 percent, bucking the board trend.
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Bucking the trend of weaker Asian shares, Japan's Nikkei stock index ended up 0.9 percent, helped by weaker yen .
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Corporate loan disbursements fell 0.3 percent last month, bucking an increase in lending for individuals, the central bank said.
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Over drinks, she gives Gloria the bucking up of a lifetime in the form of a much-needed hug.
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In making qualification harder for smaller teams, the Champions League is bucking the trend of football's other big tournaments.
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The biggest subplot of the Oscars coming in was: What would be the big viral Donald Trump–bucking moment?
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Best Buy, Wal-Mart and Nordstrom are examples of retailers bucking the negative trends in the industry, he said.
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From saving for retirement to paying off credit-card debt, here are a few tips for bucking the trend.
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Bucking the downward trend in the market were some stocks involved in the latest of a string of deals.
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Biden is typically a supporter of free trade, bucking calls for protectionist policies like heavy tariffs on various industries.
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Bucking the broader decline, chip-related stocks extended their gains following upbeat earning guidance from Taiwan's TSMC last week.
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US Futures are off only 21bp, shrugging off a 303% whack to JWN early and bucking sharper weakness overseas.
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This year, California has been "bucking the trend" of right-leaning ideas emerging on the national stage, he said.
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Should Michigan follow these two trends, Sanders's chances of bucking the polls again would not appear to be high.
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XAd, a seven-year-old firm that provides mobile location data to retail marketers, says it's bucking the trend.
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Then, the scene plays again, with every seat in the theater bucking and vibrating in time with the action.
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White House counsels are not in the habit of bucking their bosses that way; it's an extraordinarily rare event.
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Whereas bucking the party on repealing the Affordable Care Act sets you up for a lot of trouble, potentially.
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Royal baby fever: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are already bucking traditions when it comes to their future child.
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Jefferson Van Drew, praising him as a "courageous leader" for bucking House Democrats on the impeachment vote last month.
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Maritza, while paying homage to her cultural heritage, is at the same time bucking hundreds of years of traditions.
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New manufacturing jobs and population growth have bolstered southern Idaho, bucking the pattern, and the perception, of rural struggle.
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Party insiders have said Mr. Xi may want Mr. Wang to stay in office, bucking the established retirement rules.
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Most major bourses were trading higher, with only the U.K.'s FTSE bucking the trend on a slight loss.
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He smugly recognizes when he asks her out that he is bucking stereotypes by going after his intellectual equal.
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"You're bucking the pattern!" my friend replied, talking mainly about the fact that Claire is younger than I am.
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If Mr. Trump's approval ratings continue to sag, the two may become even less reticent about bucking the president.
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Bucking approximately zero stereotypes about the industry, these owners and operators have been accused of some very shady activity.
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Bucking the downward trend, Man adjusted management fee profit before tax rose to $217 million from $203 million in 2017.
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Remy shares were up 0.6 percent in mid-session trading, bucking the broader Paris CAC-40's 0.6 percent decline.
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A survey published by an employers group showed British businesses turned gloomier, bucking an improvement in sentiment earlier this year.
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Carter's managed to stay so vital as a part of Chicago's house community by always bucking trends and staying himself.
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Although there's plenty of hype around a cashless future, with Sweden taking the lead, some countries are bucking the trend.
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Bucking the trend, the property sector jumped more than 2 percent, led by index heavyweight Vanke which surged 7 percent.
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Italian yields edged lower on Thursday, bucking the wider trend, with 10-year yields dropping 2 bps to 2.84 percent.
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Bucking the market, the country's top biopharma company Celltrion snapped a three-day losing streak and finished up 4.9 percent.
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Bucking the "perfect mom" stereotype, it highlights the ideology that there is no one way to be a great parent.
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An index grouping builders trading in São Paulo is up 29 percent this year, bucking three straight years of declines.
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Chinese and Indian crude oil import figures are also bucking forecasts for a sharp pullback in demand growth, Goldman says.
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In fact before Friday's trade tantrum, Italian shares had risen 6.53 percent year-to-date, bucking broader European equity losses.
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Unlike some of his peers, he's bucking the trend that younger millennials tend to steer clear of the stock market.
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Bucking that system to rein in abuses in newer member states would disrupt political and economic fortunes across the Continent.
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Her muses are always teenage girls: restless, contemptuous young things bucking for experience, much like the girl she once was.
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A Florida Republican is bucking the party line and pushing a carbon tax as a way to stem global warming.
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This all comes, of course, as Trump has been bucking our allies to insist on stronger ties with Russia. 3.
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For a president who takes pride in thinking for himself, bucking his advisors' advice on this issue makes perfect sense.
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The chamber passed the legislation by a 224-201 margin, with 12 Republicans bucking their party and voting against it.
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Justice is an outspoken advocate for coal, bucking the Democratic Party's general goal of reducing the use of fossil fuels.
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Bucking leadership, more and more Republicans are signing on to a discharge petition to force votes on multiple immigration bills.
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Young Indians are largely tech savvy, but many are also caught between adhering to collective social mores and bucking tradition.
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It had a nondescript decor and a boring name, bucking the trend of that era for behipster-monikered concept shops.
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A mechanical bucking bronco will also be installed in the paddock for anyone brave enough to give it a go.
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Senate Democrats also criticized Republicans for bucking long Senate tradition and advancing a GOP nomination without an accompanying Democratic nominee.
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Sharp Braai is actively bucking the trend of high-priced neighborhood restaurants by serving inexpensive, hearty plates of local food.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) bucking the party's leftward swings to pitch compromise, getting things done, and working across the aisle.
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But Patrick Murray, the director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, said that Michigan has a history of bucking expectations.
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One potential downside is that important research bucking a trend or overturning accepted wisdom may face challenges surviving peer review.
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Poverty rates plateaued on his watch, bucking national trends and earning him an award as he left office in 2013.
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When thousands of teachers walk out of West Virginia schools, they'll be bucking a national trend in a big way.
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Bucking the trend, gold miners advanced 4.3% as bullion prices rose after investors flocked to the safe-haven precious metal.
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A Republican Senate candidate is breaking new ground by publicly bucking her party on its longtime call to repeal ObamaCare.
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Nine of the index's 10 main groups fell, with the materials group bucking the trend helped by rising gold miners.
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Bucking convention, the Mike & Molly star and her fellow nominees lined up hand-in-hand on stage, Miss America-style.
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I later went on to become a fantasy writer who told stories about brave, strong women bucking their world's trends.
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Bucking a popular tech trend, Sonos is launching a speaker without built-in microphones called the Sonos One SL ($179).
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One retailer bucking the trend this year is Best Buy, whose shares are up 40 percent so far in 2017.
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But the moves featured owe a debt to bucking, a dance style that thrives in gay subcultures in the South.
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First, he encouraged world leaders to vote against a United Nations resolution on Israeli settlements, bucking the Obama White House position.
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China's services sector extended its expansion in December, a private survey showed on Friday, bucking a trend of downbeat economic data.
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Bucking the trend, Treasury Wine Estates Ltd gained as much as 4 percent, while Origin Energy climbed up to 1.2 percent.
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Trump refused to release his tax returns during the 2016 campaign, bucking a practice followed by every presidential nominee for decades.
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Bucking the broad rally, shares in banking firms slid, on expectations their profitability would come under pressure after the rate reform.
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The Italian company with the bucking horse logo sold more than twice as many cars as McLaren — about 8,400 — last year.
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It's a scary time for retail workers, even at companies that seem to be bucking the trend of mass store closures.
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Katyal said not a single law firm he talked to expressed any concern about bucking the president over the travel ban.
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CBOT wheat futures closed firm, following corn and soybeans and bucking pressure from the start of the U.S. winter wheat harvest.
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Bucking the trend, materials rose, underpinned by a recovery in base metals prices and a jump in Dalian iron ore futures.
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This same survey also found that while fewer people were watching livestreamed videos across social platforms, Facebook was bucking the trend.
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By staying local, Shellanoo is bucking a trend of Israeli technology companies choosing to list on foreign markets such as Nasdaq.
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Bucking the trend were gold miners, with bullion edging up as investors focused on lingering uncertainties over U.S.-China trade ties.
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Manufacturing contracted by 0.9 percent on the month after a 0.6 percent rise in September, bucking economists' forecasts for another gain.
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Turned out to be a publicity stunt, but apparently, they're bucking to replace Key & Peele -- because the duo's still in character.
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Bucking the trend was the Chinese market, where the retraced losses to close up 31.13 points, or 1.10 percent, at 2,867.69.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) are bucking the party's leftward swings to pitch compromise, getting things done, and working across the aisle.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is all about bucking precedent, and he's doing it again when it comes to public lands.
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The Harvey Mine, specifically, began operating in 2014, bucking the national trends that show far more coal mines closing than opening.
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Ley writes about how these "cucks" are bucking the traditional script that men have to control their wives, sexually and otherwise.
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Now, for her follow-up to 2013's 1000 Forms Of Fear, Sia is bucking the pop star prototype once more.
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The ship is bucking and thrashing in the rough seas, making it impossible to fold the sails from a standing position.
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As a teacher, bucking common practice, he rejected corporal punishment, and took students on field trips, often to his treasured woods.
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But Trump and his partners are telling the press they are bucking this nationwide trend, selling preconstruction units at lightning speed.
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An index grouping construction companies trading in São Paulo is up 45 percent this year, bucking three straight years of declines.
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Lada sales were up 5 percent in September, according to data published on Monday, bucking the Russian market's 11 percent decline.
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Ratings agency S&P Global maintained South Africa's investment grade credit rating on Friday, bucking expectations of a downgrade to junk.
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But each recent cycle has seen at least a handful of dissenters bucking the California Democrat by casting their votes elsewhere.
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Individuals are bucking the system, like the manager quit a six-figure Google job to help other women break into tech.
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Why it matters: These are tough times for mall-based retailers, but J. Jill seems to be bucking the broader trend.
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Demographically, Mr. Trump is bucking the tide of younger voters who first registered to support Mr. Obama during his two campaigns.
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Rather than being treated as a rogue regime bucking international laws, Kim is being treated as an equal by your peers.
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Neiman Marcus' closure of Last Call is bucking the trend of department stores that are increasingly moving into the discount sector.
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Bucking the trend, healthcare stocks tumbled 5.3%, dragged lower by industry behemoth CSL's 4.6% decline and Ramsay Health Care's 7.2% drop.
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Mr. Trump has refused to release his tax returns, bucking a common practice of presidential candidates for the past four decades.
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The president snuck off to a private fundraiser without notifying the press, bucking tradition once again, according to the Washington Post.
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For the past 280 years or so, bucking bulls have been intensively bred like racehorses to make them harder to ride.
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But some big box names are bucking the trend, and options traders are betting on one for even more gains ahead.
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Bucking the idea that "nice" jewelry is for special occasions and gifts, 3003% of its customers are purchasing jewelry for themselves.
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Bucking the broader trend, shares of GAIL (India) Ltd fell as much as 3.8 percent, hitting their lowest since February 27.
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Why it matters: The Czech cybersecurity agency has fended off numerous overtures from Huawei, bucking the trend among Eastern European nations.
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On Monday, the DOJ asked for more time to produce the documents, bucking a March 13 deadline set by the committee.
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It was the first new revenue bill to become law in Oklahoma in 28 years, bucking decades of tax-cut orthodoxy.
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Shares in Nintendo (NTDOF) jumped 6% in Tokyo Friday, bucking the downward trend of Japan's Nikkei 225 (N225) which slumped 0.4%.
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But a group of Google contractors in Pittsburgh who are employed by a third-party vendor, HCL, are bucking that trend.
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PARIS, Feb 9 (Reuters) - French handbag maker Longchamp enjoyed improved sales growth last year, bucking a slowdown in the luxury goods industry.
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Getting a 40 percent cut will require more than bucking up wind and solar and putting more electric cars on the road.
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But Ma, who is already more famous and recognizable than the last four or five Chinese premiers combined, is bucking that trend.
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Prevailing wisdom states that the sequel is never as good as the original, but Star Wars is famous for bucking the trend.
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Bucking the downtrend, Australian stocks held steady as weaker-than-expected local job data supported expectations for a central bank rate cute.
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The bottom line: Q3's GDP report shows a slowing but still healthy economy — bucking fears of an imminent recession for now.
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The Galaxy Buds are heavily inspired by the AirPods' simple "just works" approach to the category, bucking Samsung's tendency to overstuff products.
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Major Asia-Pacific markets closed lower on Thursday, with Indonesia's benchmark index bucking the overall trend as stocks jumped on election hopes.
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HMD's already had pretty solid growth in its first few years of existence, bucking the trend of an otherwise stagnate mobile market.
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It managed to hold up against the U.S.-China trade sell-off, bucking its trend as a stock sensitive to escalating tensions.
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This is a tribute to the pop star's bold bucking of the expectations of an A-lister in front of the camera.
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Bucking the trend, gold stocks plunged as much as 2.6% after gold prices posted a steep decline amid return of risk appetite.
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Put one in a T-rex costume on a bucking bronco and suddenly you've got the best spectator sport in the world.
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My husband works in a steel factory, so to see Trump bucking the old school globalist Republican orthodoxy is a welcome change.
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The only areas of the market bucking the trend were utilities and telecom stocks, which are seen by investors as defensive plays.
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Bucking the trend in nearly every other developed country, manufacturing has gained importance for the Swiss economy over the past 2120 years.
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Bucking the trend, Estia Health Ltd tumbled as much as 12.3 percent to a one-month low after trimming its earnings guidance.
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Bucking the trend, Japan's benchmark closed down 1.25 percent, or 211.57 points, at 16,724.81, extending its fall for a fourth straight session.
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House Republicans narrowly passed the measure on a 217-213 vote, with 20 Republicans bucking their party and voting against the plan.
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Bucking the trend, condiment maker Kagome Co rose 0.7 percent after the company raised its profit outlook for the year ending December.
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India has shown a refreshing growth in the shipments of personal computers in what is another example of it bucking global trends.
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He has the strength to ride the bucking bronco that is Oakmont into the winner's circle, but does he have the fortitude?
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Bucking the trend, financial stocks, the largest sector in the ASX 23, dropped about 0.3% with major pressure coming from bank stocks.
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Trump, bucking his own party, is telling Americans that he is going to put Americans first, second, and third; LGBT Americans included.
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Technology stocks were a mixed picture, with Samsung Electronics dropping 2.43 percent and LG Electronics bucking the trend to rise 4 percent.
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Bucking the weakness, Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp jumped more than 5 percent after defying estimates by retaining its annual profit outlook.
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The Senate voted Tuesday to advance legislation blocking the Trump administration's plan to lift sanctions against three Russian companies, bucking the president.
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Mr. Clere, a Republican known for bucking party leaders, began drafting an amendment to allow the distribution of clean syringes in Indiana.
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But bucking the Republican Party line was something that McCain did only rarely, though he extracted maximum publicity when he did so.
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In the meantime, click ahead to see the men who are bucking the Ken-doll trend, one grooming decision at a time.
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In my opinion, the pursuit of coverage from analysts at the top investment banks has discouraged many companies from bucking the system.
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In recent years Huawei has been one of a handful of Chinese OEMs bucking the trend of a slowing global smartphone market.
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It's an example of Barra bucking the conventional wisdom that carmakers need massive scale to survive — she wants profit margins over volume.
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Shares of Shanxi Xishan Coal and Electricity Power Co Ltd and ShanXi Coking Co Ltd advanced by midday, bucking the broad trend.
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In the athleisure retail space, Lululemon CEO Laurent Potdevin is bucking the sector's downtrend too after a strong earnings report, Cramer said.
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Pelosi told reporters earlier this month she planned to carefully study the TPP despite bucking the president on the trade authority measure.
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The hedging shows a recognition, in part, of the risks associated with bucking the party's nominee, borne out over decades of elections.
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A Florida newspaper that caters to retirees is bucking the digital trend as other publications around the country face layoffs and closures.
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They'll keep bucking the trend of big aerial yardage and, by the looks of it, hanging in with the big-yardage teams.
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But it's undeniably good news for brides who are interested in bucking old-fashioned traditions in favor of creating brand new ones.
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Without many allies in the GOP, these critics will have a more difficult time bucking party leadership and stalling Senate GOP initiatives.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Bolstered by improving sales and better margins, profits for China's industrial companies rose in May, bucking a months-long downtrend.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, pictured above in March, are already bucking some of the centuries-old traditions around the royal baby.
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As customers increasingly shift their retail shopping toward e-commerce, Starbucks is bucking the trend: It shuttered its online store on Sunday.
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Republicans say his past couple of weeks of party-bucking is just the latest evidence of his nose for the political center.
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Justice, a former Democrat who switched party affiliations last month, is already bucking his new party according to a Metro News report.
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Bucking his party, Mr. Deukmejian supported a Democratic-sponsored bill outlawing semiautomatic rifles, one of the first such bans in the nation.
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Bucking the trend, the gold index retreated 2.1% as a rest in Middle East tensions dented bullion prices and safe-haven appeal.
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Other executives also said that both the industrial and retail sectors are accelerating, bucking the government's statistics that suggest they're more tepid.
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Bucking the trend higher, London's FTSE 100 shed 0.3% as shares of export-reliant firms took a beating from a firm sterling.
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But do keep in mind there isn't some clear political benefit to bucking the President just because they come from swing states.
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Inspectors praised the jail for "bucking the trend" of rising violence; incidents of self-harm halved in the last year, staff say.
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Bucking her party and resisting enormous pressure from Republican leadership, she stood up for Americans by voting against multiple irresponsible health plans.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone retail sales fell in May, bucking economists' expectations of a slight increase, European Union data showed on Thursday.
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Given the burden of our violent history, bucking its insanity, how does one get a shot at some kind of understanding or transcendence?
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Bucking precedent, Trump is averaging about one PDB a week since he began receiving the briefings after becoming President-elect, CNN has learned.
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Should the take-private succeed for Hopewell, it would be bucking a recent trend in Hong Kong, which is littered with failed deals.
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In a 2013 interview with Glamour, Zayn Malik suggested One Direction's refusal to dance was their way of bucking the boy-band formula.
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Bucking accepted wisdom is, however, extraordinarily hard for CEOs of big, iconic firms, who must built a consensus among executives, directors and shareholders.
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Bucking the trend was British bank CYBG Plc, which jumped 6% to the top of STOXX 600 after posting a first-half profit.
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German business morale deteriorated in April, bucking expectations for a small improvement, as trade tensions hurt the industrial engine of Europe's largest economy.
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Bucking the trend of Asian shares, which fell 0.24 percent, Japan's Nikkei stock index ended up 0.94 percent, helped by a weaker yen.
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Bucking the broad downward trend, the in Hong Kong rose 0.12 percent by afternoon, after shedding much of its earlier 0.6 percent gain.
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Bucking the trend, milk producer Fonterra rose about 0.9 percent after it appointed Miles Hurell as permanent chief executive of the co-operative.
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It's an interesting deal, not just because it's bucking a trend but also because part of the assets contain what's left of Autonomy.
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Bucking the trend, Pigeon Corp jumped 15 percent to a six-month high after the baby bottle maker's Feb-April earnings cheered investors.
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Retail stocks rose Tuesday, bucking the overall stock market's downward trend, after the threat of a potentially crippling tax policy seemed to diminish.
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Bucking the strength, mining stocks underperformed after oil prices fell, with rising U.S. fuel inventories pulling U.S. crude back below $50 per barrel.
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Bucking the trend, gold stocks perked up with Newcrest Mining up 1.3 percent as the yellow metal steadied with a fall in dollar.
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J. Maxx, Burlington and Ross Stores are bucking the conventional wisdom that consumers trade up for flashier clothes when the economy runs hot.
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With the margin forecast, the homebuilder was bucking the trend in the industry, Edward Jones analyst Robin Diedrich wrote in a client note.
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But some successful start-ups have been bucking the trend by growing and expanding without taking a dime from major outside equity investors.
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Bucking the trend, South Korean bonds lured foreign money of over $2.5 billion as geopolitical tensions on the Korean peninsula abated last month.
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Bucking the trend were maturities around 20-year bonds, which saw fairly big selling interest in the BOJ's bond-buying operation on Thursday.
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Bucking the recent trend in retail stocks, Lululemon Athletica shares rose almost 5 percent, to $71.48, after first-quarter sales beat analyst expectations.
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Now, bucking the authoritarian, heterosexist white man's moment, once again gender play and the decorative rendered on attire, craft, and domestic items appeal.
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Bucking a tradition that dates back over 40 years among presidential nominees in both parties, Trump has not released any tax returns publicly.
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Bucking modern indie's occasional penchant for arty obscurity, Zauner keeps her sneakily complex arrangements clean rather than drown them in reverb or distortion.
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Home Depot is bucking a major retail trend and staying closed on Thanksgiving, but it'll get its sales going early on Black Friday
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This is just what inspired photographer Nathan Perkel to capture a photo series about Maria Remedio, a female jockey who's bucking the norms.
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Bucking the standard winter convention of traveling toward the equator, DeAndre has instead gone all the way to literally winter itself, a.k.a. Iceland.
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I mostly enjoyed the amplification and a bit of distortion from the hum bucking pickups and internal amp and ignored a the apps.
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Lawmakers admit it is a difficult decision between sitting on the sidelines or bucking the president and taking matters into their own hands.
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Did their aesthetic remind you of other artwork and what did you think of Mr. Wiley and Ms. Sherald's approach to bucking tradition?
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Bucking a nationwide trend, the number of pedestrian deaths in New York City fell to 101 in 2017, the lowest total on record.
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However, retail research firm ShopperTrak said store traffic fell less than 1 percent on Black Friday, bucking industry predictions of a sharper decline.
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But in her early life and as a young adult, Ms. Warren was not bucking the system or the conservative community she inhabited.
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However, ride-sharing service Uber is now bucking tradition by letting users select a zero-emission option with a fleet of Tesla vehicles.
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Her boyfriend lost everything at the bucking-horse sale and stranded her in the Range Riders Bar, where I was with a client.
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We previously reported on how Amazon's transparency reports have purposefully become more vague over the years rather than clearer — bucking the industry trend.
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He closed with a gritty three-under-par 68 on a Quail Hollow course that was tougher to tame than a bucking bull.
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But Bong makes extra sure it doesn't count as a spoiler by bucking monster movie conventions and showing us the monster right away.
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In the interim, Republicans are making clear that bucking Trump and McConnell would freeze up the Senate for weeks and crater other priorities.
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Google's seemingly bucking the whole one-camera-is-enough bit for the Pixel XL, with a dual setup (featuring a 16-megapixel telephoto).
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The measure passed the House in July on a vote of 28503-22019, with three Republicans and six Democrats bucking their respective parties.
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Bucking a trend of economic growth downgrades in the region, Taiwan's government in August raised its 2019 forecast, citing gains from factory relocations.
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Bucking the downward trend was a jump in hate crimes last year, led by a surge in anti-Semitic incidents, which rose 26%.
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Bucking the upbeat trend, London's FTSE 100 shed 0.2% as shares of internationally-focused firms took a beating from gains for the pound.
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He can announce that he supports the nomination of Bridenstine, bucking his party and thus fulfilling his promise to the people of Alabama.
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The solar rooftop doesn't mean this Appalachian town is bucking the black rock that's long been central to its history and economic fate.
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Bottom line: The Dow on Friday surged into the market close, bucking a pattern that appeared over the prior four trading days. Disclaimer
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But the Democrats' Big Tent is teetering as the party sees its left flank publicly bucking leadership to primary their own seated members.
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Matt Powell, a senior industry adviser on sports for NPD, said that, for now at least, On appears to be bucking that trend.
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How Forager is bucking legacy brokerage normsPremack: What else is Forager doing to avoid that culture that we see at many legacy brokerages?
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That has turned the Democratic Unionists into Northern Ireland's dominant force in Westminster, despite the party's bucking most residents' wishes by championing Brexit.
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We dug through 2018 Federal Election Commission filings to see which celebs were bucking up for Beto, and found lots of big contributions.
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Everything pointed to him bucking the odds of the show's universe, as a kind of faint glimmer of hope off over the horizon.
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Bucking the trend, mining stocks ended 0.5% lower, dragged primarily by profit taking in heavyweights BHP Group , Rio Tinto, and Fortescue Metals Group .
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Jules Wainstein has a problem with her ex -- she claims he's not bucking up the support the court ordered him to pay her.
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Bucking the trend, the country's biggest telco Telstra Corp Ltd shed more than one percent and was among the biggest drags on the index.
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The home improvement retailer is bucking the trend of poor retail performance, releasing earnings and revenue Wednesday that was better than analysts were expecting.
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Traditionally, majorette fans choose between the more balletic style of the Southern University Dancing Dolls or the more bawdy bucking of the J-Settes.
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Bucking the recent trend of falling viewership that has afflicted America's National Football League, the 2016 Fall Classic was the most-watched since 2004.
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Ever-lower capital costs, particularly in solar, could go some way to bucking this trend, making investments cheaper even as they become more risky.
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The first slew of second quarter earnings also lifted Gulf investor confidence, bucking expectations of corporate weakness this period because of low oil prices.
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There's little question here that the HomePod is a speaker first, smart second, bucking the trend of the earliest Echo and Google Home devices.
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Now, I'm gonna ride you like a bucking bronco all over the place until you calm down and let me stick this in you.
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Rose has written more than 800 songs and is known for bucking tradition by infusing her music with messages about domestic violence and equality.
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" As WaPo's Paul Farhi wrote here, Lozada "often reviews multiple nonfiction books about a common subject, bucking the traditional one-book-per-review format.
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Revenue from calls rose 4 percent in the financial year ending March 2016, bucking the trend in other markets where voice revenues are falling.
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The gaming company has always marched to the beat of its own drum, bucking larger industry trends in favor of its own singular vision.
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The bareback event requires riders to stay on their bucking horse with nothing more than a leather rigging and no saddle for several seconds.
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In reality, our history — and particularly our recent history — is filled with us bucking convention to get women where we want them to be.
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Why it matters: Trump did not sell his business holdings when he became president, and instead put them in a trust, bucking experts' recommendations.
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Finland's 10-year government bond yield nudged 0.5 basis points higher to 0.33 percent, bucking a broad move lower in euro zone bond yields.
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Fortunately, this past year has seen a bucking of the trend, and the embracing of a bolder, and frankly less boring, take on design.
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A survey of Britain's housing market published last week found property prices fell in London, bucking a rise in the country as a whole.
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That legislation, fiercely opposed by the NRA, failed in the Senate, but Toomey gained praise from Democrats for bucking the majority of his party.
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Even reliably red state Nebraska is bucking the GOP-led decision by introducing a bill to recreate net neutrality rules at the state level.
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The bank is bucking a global tendency of raising interest rates, without worrying about inflation, which slowed to an annual 2.2 percent in October.
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The stock market, meanwhile, is bucking up against its highs, helped by an earnings season that is proving to be the best since 303.
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Bucking the trend, sub-prime lender Provident Financial rose 3.5 percent after rejecting an unsolicited takeover offer from smaller rival Non-Standard Finance (NSF).
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Bucking the trend, gold shares advanced as safe haven bids for the yellow metal saw prices climb towards a more than three-month peak.
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The man who won the Republican nomination by bucking conservative orthodoxy is now proving the pull of the GOP is as strong as ever.
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It's hard to imagine a freshly minted Congress member who has had kind words for the president bucking him on such a crucial issue.
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That in mind, consider the remarkable deal he struck on Wednesday with Democratic leaders, again bucking Congressional Republicans and frustrating their legislative tactics. 1.
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Bucking the broader trend, investors were estimated to have slightly increased bearish bets against the Malaysian ringgit MYR= and the Philippine peso PHP=PDSP.
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In attempting to shove through a bill like H.R. 6784, members of Congress are blatantly bucking the will and wishes of the American people.
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The president did not release them as a candidate, bucking decades of precedent for presidential nominees, claiming he cannot because he is under audit.
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One company bucking the trend was Best Buy (BBY), which said same-store sales rose 4.3% last quarter, its sixth straight quarter above 4%.
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The House passed legislation Wednesday to fund the agency in a 240-188 vote, with eight Republicans bucking party lines to back the bill.
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Malaysia's government has forecast growth to come in at 4.7% this year, and improve slightly to 4.8% in 2020, bucking broader softening expected elsewhere.
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Jones has developed a reputation for frequently bucking his party on issues ranging from financial regulation, campaign finance reform, national security and federal spending.
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Watching a beleaguered Trump appointee struggle to hang on to his job can feel like watching a tipsy cowboy on a bucking mechanical bull.
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The museum, bucking centuries of tradition which gave ships feminine names and female pronouns, is introducing a "gender neutral interpretation," Director David Mann said.
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And, bucking international condemnation of what Maduro opponents have called a slide into dictatorship, Moscow on Friday urged the world to leave Venezuela alone.
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The department store chain is bucking a trend in the retail industry, where companies typically announce throughout the fall months their seasonal hiring plans.
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And now there was another image, this one dimmer: Lindsay pinned in by her blue sheets, wrists tied with hot-pink laces, bucking wildly.
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Samsung announced its plans to launch its flagship at the event — bucking its recent trend of saving its big news for its own party.
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But Mexico is bucking the trend, and it's not hard to see why: The killers of Mexican journalists are literally getting away with murder.
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Bucking the trend was Naspers spin-off Prosus which declined 2.88% to 1,168 rand a day after it made its Johannesburg Stock Exchange debut.
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Several American cities, states and companies are bucking the decision and preparing to submit a plan to the U.N. pledging to meet emissions targets.
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Bucking the trend, energy stocks settled down 0.7%, as oil prices slipped, with industry heavyweight Santos inching 0.8% lower while Woodside Petroleum shed 1.2%.
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The Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC) Saturday praised Kaine for bucking President Obama's Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal, which he had previously supported.
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Stocks could be bucking for new highs, even as the market deals with negative cross currents in what historically has been a weak month.
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Bucking warnings from the German authorities about the risks of trying to recover the vessel, Mr. Kantner borrowed money and bought a plane ticket.
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"It's already bucking the trend," said Dana Walden, co-chief executive of the Fox Television Group, which controls the studio that produced the show.
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In New York, cars swan-dive off buildings or cut corners like rampaging dogs or, outfitted with Bond-like gizmos, harpoon a bucking ride.
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On Sunday, after three days of benign playing conditions, the wind kicked up and turned the nearly 210,71-yard layout into a bucking mule.
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HB: So then tell me, why does Romney feel so much more comfortable bucking Trump than the rest of his colleagues in the Senate?
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Dean Heller was considering bucking President Donald Trump on health care, the president issued a not-so-subtle threat to the vulnerable Nevada Republican.
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At least a foot of dirt covers the steel-enclosed floor as riders atop thundering bulls and bucking broncs perform before thousands of spectators.
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Bucking the trend, shares of Danish enzymes maker Novozymes and Apple-supplier STMicroelectronics led gains on the STOXX 600 after clocking strong quarterly results.
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Trump refused to say Putin is a killer Bucking other US leaders, Trump has dismissed credible allegations that Putin uses violence against his opponents.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, who came to Congress with the explicit purpose of bucking leadership and pulling the party to the left.
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President Trump is bucking tradition Saturday night as he holds a rally in lieu of attending the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington.
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Now, read the article, "How to Make a Bucking Bull: Good Breeding and, Just Maybe, a Cow's Love," and answer the following questions: 1.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British retail sales rebounded strongly in January as steep clothing discounts attracted wary shoppers, bucking a slowdown in consumer spending ahead of Brexit.
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With this distinctive bulky design and bezels, Razer is "bucking the trend," said Matt Swider, a senior editor at technology news and review site TechRadar.
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Bucking the overall downward trend in the energy sector, National Oilwell Varco shares traded about 5 percent higher, tracking for their best day since Nov.
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According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, exports jumped 8 percent from a month ago to A$30 billion that sent figures bucking analysts' expectations.
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Beats provides a good example of bucking the trend, with its oversized, tethered headphones that succeeded wildly in the age of ear buds and Bluetooth.
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Still, the increase in trade and foreign direct investments has helped Vietnam to register faster economic growth — bucking a general trend of slowing growth globally.
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"You're so good to me..." Chrisanne whispered, bucking up so hard that Iris had to brace an arm across her hips to hold her down.
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An election May 8 will decide whether their activism is a blueprint for other grassroots uprisings, or a cautionary tale about bucking the status quo.
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He will pass the baton to ally Lenin Moreno, who this month won Ecuador's presidential election, bucking a shift to the right in South America.
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Japan's Nikkei tumbled after the government moved to delay a sales-tax hike for more than two years, bucking mostly higher markets around the region.
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Bucking the trend, UPL Ltd and Yes Bank Ltd rose 3.4% and 2.6%, respectively and were the top gainers on the NSE index by percentage.
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Usually, auto companies take their tech and apply it to the e-bike format, like GM, Ford, and Yamaha, but Biomega is bucking this trend.
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All of the latest versions of Samsung's Galaxy phones are equipped with a 3.5mm port, bucking the trend set by Apple and followed by Google.
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Viacom is bucking the trend of launching new premium subscription-based entertainment offerings with its bid to acquire Pluto TV for $340 million in cash.
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CCTV footage from the watering hole shows customers running to hide from the equine, who, in the clip, bursts into the bar bucking and charging.
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An optimist could argue that, historically, it is big political realignments that overturn trade-policy regimes, rather than the rogue actions of consensus-bucking presidents.
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At least until the AHCA, GOP officials seemed to see the cost of bucking their new president by building cross-party power as too high.
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Bucking this trend is the news that Wendy Tan White MBE, one of the UK's best known entrepreneurs and angel investors, is joining BGF Ventures.
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The whole Regal lineup is bucking a trend — all are in segments that are supposed to be either tiny in market share or in decline.
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Data showed that British retail sales rebounded strongly in January as clothing discounts attracted shoppers, bucking a slowing trend of consumer spending ahead of Brexit.
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Bucking the worldwide charge toward negative rates, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept its cash rate at 2 percent in a widely expected decision.
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It's an impressive bit of hardware engineering, particular from a company whose trend-bucking handsets often weigh in on the beefy side of the spectrum.
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Trump announced last month that he's bucking tradition by not attending the annual press- and celeb-filled Washington gala, which raises money for journalism scholarships.
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Bucking the worldwide charge toward negative rates, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept its cash rate at 323 percent in a widely expected decision.
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It was doing things its own way, bucking the stolid stoicism of Mercedes-Benz's sedans and the in-your-face brashness of American muscle cars.
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At this point, however, the rules look pretty clear, and the odds of bucking them are about as good as successfully navigating an asteroid field.
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Among the index components, shares of Flir Systems, which designs thermal imaging products, have taken the lead and are bucking the trend, up double digits.
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Bucking the weakness, NEC Corp soared more than 5 percent after it said that it was seeking to cut its domestic workforce by 3,000 people.
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The cancellation marked a new first for the United States under Trump, who has relished bucking White House traditions since taking office in January 2017.
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The eggplant emoji comes in two flavors: one is rode like a bucking bronco, the other allows its rider to sink into its bulbous curves.
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President Trump is bucking tradition Saturday night as he holds a rally in lieu of attending the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner in Washington.
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Riding the wave: Bucking the tradition of past presidents, Trump has shown no reticence for taking credit for the stock market surge since Election Day.
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While in much of the world we are facing a retrenchment of democracy, and seeing a rising of illiberal regimes, somewhere is bucking the trend.
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In 2017 and for the first time ever, Kohl's didn't disclose its number of seasonal hires, bucking a trend followed by many of its peers.
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Bronco bucking should be an Olympic sport, just so we can see Horsekind really stick it to these trash-ass humans on the international stage.
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Whatever the reason, it's a rare case of a game bucking the trend of falling into obscurity once its generation or parent platform passes on.
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SMM-CUYP-CN CHINA INDUSTRIAL: Bolstered by improving sales and better margins, profits for China's industrial companies rose in May, bucking a months-long downtrend.
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Both of them, at times, have seen their message of bucking conventions obscured by their outsized personae and the narratives that have arisen around them.
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She is trying to calm the horse down and holding, with her bigger-than-life hand, not only the bucking horse, but the full scene.
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The juxtaposition further highlighted the protectionist approach to trade policy that Mr. Trump has embraced, bucking years of America's embrace of free and open trade.
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You put those together, and now you have not one, not two, not three, but four to five separate examples that are bucking the trend.
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But some states and cities are bucking the trend and showing how governments can get a grip on the worst drug crisis in American history.
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On August 26th the central bank had a chance to lower funding costs for banks, but it refrained, bucking the global trend towards lower rates.
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As Democratic women run for House, Senate and state offices in historic numbers this year, many are bucking the careful and cautious ways of politics.
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So did the state of Nevada, bucking Trump for Clinton in 2016 and electing a Democratic governor in 2018 for the first time in decades.
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Then in February, Queens officials, bucking the mayor and governor, scuttled Amazon's plan to open a huge headquarters there, snubbing the promise of 25,1.73 jobs.
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Bucking the trend, 3M Co rose 4% after an analyst upgraded the stock, citing possible benefit from higher sales of respirator masks during the outbreak.
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He started looking into Pruitt's travel costs in February, bucking the trend of many congressional committees treading lightly in conducting oversight of the Trump administration.
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However, some schools are bucking the trend, slashing tuition in hopes of attracting more students and families struggling with the weight of a college tab.
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Bucking Trump doesn't merely risk their congressional seat, but also their ability to find future employment and live comfortably in their communities even after retiring.
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Graham is still out front in bucking the White House's efforts to defrost relations with Russia, working with Democrats on a strong new sanctions proposal.
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In an Instagram video posted yesterday, Modern Family star Sofia Vergara was trying to ride an inflatable bucking bull pool toy with very little success.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) received less money from female donors than other male candidates, bucking the positive relationship between female voters' contributions and female candidates.
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Likewise, the Scripps family opted to take 70 percent of $90 per share in greenbacks, bucking any tax concerns, and the rest in Discovery shares.
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Customers merrily spending their morning at a local establishment in Chantilly, north of Paris, were rudely interrupted by a young bucking horse around 230 a.m.
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Bucking a trend in declining debate interest, Saturday night's GOP primary debate on CBS drew the most viewers of 28500, the network said on Sunday.
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Likewise, the Scripps family opted to take 70 percent of $90 a share in cash, bucking any tax concerns, and the rest in Discovery shares.
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Or would Ryan keep his distance from the bombastic GOP nominee, bucking much of the political establishment in an attempt to keep his brand intact?
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The retailer is bucking the trend in an industry where companies are shrinking their real estate portfolios, either by shutting shops or reducing store sizes.
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Bredesen is counting on a sizable chunk of Republican voters and former Trump supporters — particularly those in the business community — bucking their party this year.
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Weston said Primark's like-for-like sales were positive in the first seven weeks of the new financial year, bucking the trend of the wider market.
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Bucking the weakness, convenience store operator Lawson Inc jumped after Mitsubishi Corp said it is considering raising its stake in Lawson to make it a subsidiary.
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Loan book growth could stay flat or fall up to 4 percent this year, bucking Bradesco's prior forecast of a 1 percent to 5 percent expansion.
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Amash said in May that the Mueller report showed Trump had obstructed justice, bucking his party and joining Democrats in castigating the president for his actions.
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Bucking is done to the bawdy, pulsating fortissimo of a raucous brass section, the crack of a snare, or the explosive boom of a bass drum.
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The company chose Shandong for its temperate winters and proximity to transportation hubs, bucking a trend among other wine producers that gravitated toward China's western regions.
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Bucking the weakness, telecom giant NTT Corp surged 4.9 percent after the company said it would buy back up to 13 billion of its own shares.
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Bucking the trend, Indivior surged 8.8 percent to close at an all-time high after its drug for opioid use disorder passed its latest clinical trials.
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Speculators have moved on from Bushwick and Bed-Stuy to case neighborhoods farther out, where, bucking trends elsewhere in the country, foreclosures are on the rise.
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Another has a luminous pink bridle, which it seems to take issue with, stopping and bucking as it rounds the bend before its rider steadies her.
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However, the USDA said 53% of U.S. soybeans were in good to excellent shape, down from 28.043% last week and bucking analyst expectations for an improvement.
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Bucking the trend, emerging-market assets slipped as investors shied away from riskier assets after ECB President Mario Draghi gave a rosier-than-expected economic outlook.
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Bucking the trend: Eastern Europe and Central Asia — including Russia — and portions of Africa saw their approval ratings of the U.S. increase during the last year.
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Bucking the market drop, shares of Fairfax Media ended up 2357.03 percent at A$158.633 after Reuters reported it was considering a second surprise takeover bid.
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Cattle futures ended in positive territory, supported by signs of tightening supplies, bucking a seasonal trend that usually shows rising stocks ahead of summer grilling season.
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Mexico City's benchmark IPC stock index climbed almost 2679.8 percent, bucking a rout in global stocks spurred by persistent fears of a slowdown in global growth.
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Yet with apologies to Pennywise, having watched those hopes sink more often than float, if they measure up to the anticipation, they'll be bucking the odds.
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Details of Trump's wealth are not publicly known because, bucking a decades-old tradition of U.S. presidential candidates, he has refused to release his tax returns.
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Bucking the downtrend, Chinese shares recovered on hopes of supportive government policy after opening in negative territory, with the Shanghai Composite Index last trading up 62.343%.
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The exchange is one of the last to keep open outcry activity, bucking a trend by most other financial markets to shift to all-electronic operations.
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Bucking the overall trend, the banking sector ended 1.6 percent higher on hopes that the possible tweaks to the BOJ's policy may benefit banks' balance sheets.
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Imports in January grew 30.8 percent from a year earlier, the fastest since November 53 and bucking sharp slides seen in most other parts of Asia.
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Bucking the overall trend, Japan's Nikkei added 0.1 percent, after rising as much as 0.8 percent to a new 27-year intra-day high of 20.4,275.60.
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Bucking the strength was the mining sector after oil prices dropped as a hike in U.S. interest rates prompted a flood of money away from commodities.
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Insurance companies are bucking under the pressure from the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and they are willing to try almost anything if it means reducing costs.
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Now the obstacle is more bucking society's expectations; across the board, my male friends make more money than their partners, which makes staying home much harder.
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We're bucking the trend and seeing if we can start a fad of our own by playing big guys and trying to take advantage of mismatches.
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By going it alone, Ms. McCartney will be bucking the trend in the luxury space, where independently owned and operated labels are few and far between.
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His teachers scolded him for his willful bucking of the rules while still acknowledging his keen ear and his exceptional sensitivity to sound and musical gesture.
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Shares in Unidata rose 4.6% before an automatic trading suspension because of excessive volatility, bucking a plunge across global financial markets driven by fears of recession.
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Shares in Unidata rose 4.6% before an automatic trading suspension because of excessive volatility, bucking a plunge across global financial markets driven by fears of recession.
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Bucking the trend was Hikma Pharmaceuticals, whose shares climbed almost 5% after the London-listed company beat 2019 profit expectations on the back of new drugs.
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Bucking the trend, gold stocks hit their lowest in more than a week as a broader risk-on sentiment sapped demand for the safe-haven bullion.
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In 2009 he gave a speech calling the BBC, his biggest competitor, and Ofcom "unaccountable institutions" that were bucking the free market's rules of Darwinian evolution.
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Bucking a regional trend of growth downgrades, Taiwan in August raised its 2019 full-year forecast to 2.46% and predicted faster growth of 2.58% next year.
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It's only fitting that the feminine daughter of a family dynasty would have a baby daughter of her own, Valentine, who is already bucking the trend.
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"Our founder, George Smith, always went against the grain, bucking tradition and doing things differently," Miriam Eceolaza, the distillery's director, said in a statement last week.
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Pat Toomey won reelection by 2 points, bucking all the polls, and the electorate only stands to become more favorable for Republicans in an off year.
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"This positive performance has continued a trend-bucking pattern witnessed by investors since the start of the "Sell in May" period on April 29," he wrote.
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Bucking the trend, healthcare sector declined after U.S. Trump said pharmaceutical companies were "getting away with murder" in the prices they charged the government for medicines.
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Rogers was taught never to put himself and his desires above all else, so bucking all that represents a total shift in the character we knew.
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In 2016, she held off on endorsing Clinton until the primary was over, again bucking the CBC and the party establishment and highlighting her progressive bonafides.
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Some German officials shrugged off his remarks as part of the cost of doing business with an American president known for bucking diplomatic and political norms.
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That's a direct reaction to Trump, who has yet to release his financial records, bucking decades of political precedent and breaking his own promises of transparency.
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The study's author, Rana Roy, is concerned by the pace at which outdoor air pollution is growing in Africa, bucking the downward trend in most countries.
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But Jordan, who hasn't been afraid of bucking his own party in the past, has lost his fight, going up against more widely liked House Republicans.
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Salesforce has always liked to think of itself as an industry irritant, the company that was bucking the status quo and making the established players feel uncomfortable.
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MARIA BARTIROMO, GUEST HOST: One of the Republican senators bucking the president on trade today, trying to limit his powers on tariffs, is Pennsylvania&aposs Pat Toomey.
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Apple and Samsung reported slowing smartphone sales in the first quarter of this year, but Chinese tech giant Huawei is bucking the trend in a big way.
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The Dollar Index is bucking up against 1.053-year highs in a run-up that has some strategists wondering if it could be ready to break out.
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Its shares were up 0.9 percent at 0940 GMT, taking a year-to-date rise to 41 percent and bucking falls on the wider market in Stockholm.
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We were hopeful we could take a shot at bucking that trend and I'm sorry for the millions of people and their caregivers who need new options.
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Bucking the trend in euro zone bond markets, Italian yields edged lower on hopes that snap elections in the euro zone's third-biggest economy can be avoided.
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Bucking the trend, property and housing-related stocks continued to benefit after Australia's prudential regulator proposed easing of certain lending criteria for home loans earlier this week.
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Bucking the trend, the utilities and consumer stocks saw small declines with entertainment firm Skycity Entertainment Group proving the biggest drag on the benchmark 0.7 percent lower.
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The Egyptian pound hit a two-year high on Thursday, bucking a downtrend among emerging market currencies with help from inflows in the tourism and energy sectors.
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Bucking the trend: Christopher Nolan's original war epic Dunkirk is coming soon — and keep an eye out for the Clooney-directed, Coen Brothers-written Suburbicon in November.
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Bucking the broad trend were stocks related to the "One Belt, One Road" infrastructure initiative, which firmed 0.6 percent after China launched its official website on Tuesday.
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Bucking Friday's weakness, Sony Corp surged 4.1 percent after it announced a share buyback of 100 billion yen ($910 million) - its first aimed at boosting shareholder returns.
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Moderates are on the verge of bucking leadership entirely to get votes on their own immigration proposals, which likely can pass, but have no path into law.
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Bucking the trend, Hong Kong shares in COSCO Shipping Holdings, the world's fourth-largest container shipping line, surged to a 23-month high on robust profit forecast.
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Lindsey Graham announced Thursday he would vote "yes" for Gina Haspel to be CIA director, bucking the request of one of his closest friends in Congress, Sen.
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Bucking the trend, financial stocks shed 0.05% with lender National Australia Bank contributing most of the losses with a 3.3% fall as the stock traded ex-dividend.
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Bucking the trend, the metals and mining index dropped 0.7%, as iron ore futures touched a three-week low on Friday on prospects of tepid steel demand.
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Pelosi, in making the formal announcement, accused Senate Republicans of bucking the traditional legislative process and vowed to continue the fight for the protection of migrant children.
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There's one bundle deal in the Amazon "Countdown to Black Friday Sale" that is bucking the trend by offering a whole lot more in the same package.
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Bucking the sector trend, gold miners slipped as prices of the precious metal sank below $23.3,21 per ounce on Monday to their lowest since late January 21.3753.
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It highlighted a strong fourth quarter for its consumer business, bucking sector trends, with analysts saying Nivea sales accelerated to an implied 6.9 percent in the period.
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The major categories were dominated by artists of color -- bucking the trend in Hollywood, which has often been criticized for its lack of diversity in award nominees.
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"When it comes to what to wear to a wedding, couples are bucking tradition by getting more creative with the attire requests," Jacobs told us in 2017.
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Canada's main stock index rose on Thursday, bucking a global trend lower as energy stocks gained with higher oil prices and heavyweight banking stocks also moved higher.
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These things—allowing herself to be the "other" woman, and bucking the artistic community in favor of herself—were tantamount to cardinal sins in my young brain.
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Imagine you're riding a roller coaster that's like a bucking bronco, constantly trying to throw you off, but it has a comfortable restraint that holds you on.
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With an abundance of locally produced cheap coal, the region is bucking the global trend towards finding cleaner alternatives to burning fossil fuels which emits greenhouse gases.
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Bucking industry expectations, Shamir recorded the lo-fi, guitar-based songs on a four-track, confronting years of tribulations entirely alone, with none of that "Ratchet" sheen.
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There are some hosted in San Francisco, a city with a long track record of bucking social norms and celebrating innovation — in technology, sex, intimacy, or otherwise.
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"I think it's remarkable that the city has seen three years in a row of reduced traffic fatalities, very much bucking the national trend," Ms. Trottenberg said.
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The bank is bucking a global trend of raising interest rates, without worrying about inflation, which was running at 2.1 percent in December, well below its target.
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But this time he seems intent on bucking the United States, as well as Philippine lawmakers who oppose ending the pact and could try to thwart him.
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Taiwan posted 2.91% on-year GDP growth in the third quarter of 2019, bucking the sluggish trend displayed by trade reliant Singapore, South Korea and Hong Kong.
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The first lady Melania Trump is an intriguing figure who has come to be known for keeping to herself, bucking White House tradition, and sparking conspiracy theories.
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He discussed internal business in front of nonmembers of NATO, bucking protocol, and complained — as he often does publicly — that NATO members aren't spending enough on defense.
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He is bucking the trend at a time when the establishment of new hedge funds is sharply lower than a year ago, according to the data provider Preqin.
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Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), which generates about 30% of its sales in China, jumped almost 60% since last year — bucking the downtrend of its semiconductor counterparts.
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Two leading congressional Republicans are calling on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from federal investigations into Russia's role in the 2016 election, bucking Donald Trump's administration.
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Essential's entire existence is built around bucking existing trends, so it stands to reason that it would try to disrupt the current ways of doing hardware as well.
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Even after he was diagnosed, McCain continued to make waves by bucking his own party — including memorably voting against his party's plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Indian smartphone shipments rose 5.2 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2016 to 23.5 million units, bucking the flat trend seen globally, according to IDC.
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By 0930 GMT, the Romanian leu was flat against the euro at 4.7765 while Bucharest's bluechip index was also unchanged on the day, bucking a regional firming trend.
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A community band is playing a medley of Beatles numbers interspersed with patriotic songs while people browse the stalls or wait for a turn on the bucking bronco.
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Ashley Monroe hasn't been one to do what everyone else does though, so it's no surprise that she's the one bucking the system with this piece of hotness.
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Popular sectors bucking the withdrawals trend in June included commodity funds, which recorded net inflows for the ninth month out of the past 10, the eVestment numbers show.
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Ed Sheeran is bucking tradition when it comes to who wears an engagement ring -- but it's clear who's got on the nicer bling between him and his fiancee.
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But liquor makers turned bearish, bucking a broad trend, as an index tracking the sector retreated after it climbed to an all-time high in the previous session.
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The bucking of the decades-long tradition has fueled considerable criticism and speculation over what the documents might contain, including whether Trump has any business dealings with Russia.
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Six children and one adult were injured on Sunday after a startled camel began bucking and dragged a woman across the arena at a Pennsylvania circus, reports say.
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Official exports rose by 26 percent to 41,600 tonnes in the first seven months of this year, bucking a downtrend that had been running for four straight years.
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Bucking the overall weakness, Gurunavi soared 153 percent after e-commerce firm Rakuten announced a tie-up with the restaurant finder site after the market close on Monday.
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Bucking the trend is a potential $20-plus billion mega-deal between two aircraft parts-makers United Technologies Corp and Rockwell Collins Inc, first reported on 4 August.
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Beneath the black burqas, these tenacious and fearless females are bucking traditional gender roles in the notoriously conservative Muslim society in which women rarely feature in the limelight.
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Trump, bucking the social conservatives in his party, has voiced more moderate views on some of these issues, bringing his party more in line with prevailing public opinion.
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History only carries so much weight and bucking tradition is a lot easier when it can be connected to a vivid failure like what we are seeing now.
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Since taking office, President Donald Trump has made something of a tradition of bucking tradition, including when it comes to which events he's chosen to attend or host.
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Gloria Steinem is more than a feminist icon: She is an 83-year-old unicorn who has spent her life bucking the social conventions that define modern womanhood.
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Bucking the wider trend among the big bourses, Japan's Nikkei ended up 1.4 percent as it played catch-up to stimulus speculation after a public holiday on Monday.
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"Know that there are a lot of people praying with you," one woman told Bush in Columbia, bucking him up by complimenting his mother before asking her question.
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Instead, they opted to depend on ride hailing apps like Uber and Lyft as their go-to mode of car transportation, bucking the norm of private car ownership.
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Victory for Biya, 6.53, who has ruled for 36 years, would give him a seventh term, bucking a move by some Africa nations to install presidential term limits.
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The usual conservative rebels known for bucking leadership, members of the House Freedom Caucus, seem more willing to loosen their group's orthodoxy in the name of legislative victories.
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It's part of the Northern Nomad project, an idea hatched by Carleton professor Scott Bucking, to get us to re-imagine what it means to be energy-conscious.
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Bucking his party's own Senate leadership, Trump went all-in with Moore, despite a string of revelations that put Republicans in the position of backing an accused pedophile.
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German engineering company Siemens rose modestly, up 0.8 percent after it said it expects to notch up "moderate" sales growth next year, bucking the trend of boardroom caution.
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New cases of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) which can lead to AIDS have been rising in the Philippines, bucking the international trend which shows new infections falling.
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McCain, who served in the Senate since 1987, was known for bucking party and operating as a "maverick" senator who frequently crossed party lines to find bipartisan consensus.
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Tech Mahindra Ltd fell as much as 5% after the company's profit missed estimates, bucking the trend of its larger rivals in the $180 billion Indian IT sector.
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Perhaps some are making this argument in good faith, a sign of respect towards a developer who found success bucking industry trends, only to themselves become a trendsetter.
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BRF recently told Reuters it started to make forward corn purchases, bucking a multiyear strategy, to lock in supplies during a shortage linked to a surge in exports.
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Shares in Mr Price, which have halved since August, were down 2.4 percent at 130.48 rand by 1159 GMT, bucking a slight rise in Johannesburg's All-share index.
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Kroger: The string of analyst meetings continues with Kroger, which, like Wal-Mart, will also have to outline a strategy for bucking Amazon's growing influence in food retail.
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Speaking to voters this weekend in Des Moines, Inslee, who used to run a farm in eastern Washington, joked he is also better at bucking hay than Bullock.
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Genetically modified lizards could help test drugs and control invasive reptilesFor Menke and Rasys, this achievement means more than just a bucking of one of Crispr's longstanding limitations.
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The Democrat expected to become the new chairman of the House committee that oversees environmental policy is bucking calls for a separate, special panel to investigate climate change.
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Mr. Tydings hailed from a prosperous family with a history of bucking tradition in a state where Baltimore ward heelers and rural Democratic leaders had dominated local politics.
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Bucking the trend of completely cringe Christmas-themed clothing, Beyoncé's new garms are typically cool, cute, and tasteful, and they're perfect for the Beyhive member in your life.
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And he was admitting, unapologetically, that he'd done it his way: making outrageous choices and intentionally bucking the caution with which jazz musicians tend to approach Monk's tunes.
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According to an audiotape obtained by Politico, he recently urged major Republican donors to "purge" Trump-bucking lawmakers by denying them any money and instead funding Republican challengers.
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Some investors are considering a move to big, bank-owned brokerages even if they cost more, according to three financial advisers, bucking a recent trend towards discount brokers.
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Bucking the trend, Australia's biggest listed bulk grain handler GrainCorp Ltd rose to a one-month high after it said it planned to spin off its malting business.
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Perhaps undone by the combination of a raucous crowd, a large field and a sloppy track, he broke poorly and began bucking soon after leaving the starting gate.
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Bucking the overall firmness, Yaskawa Electric Corp , a bellwether for manufacturing trends, shed 2.5% after the motor and factory-robot maker slashed its full-year operating profit forecast.
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Bucking the trend of deserting Saudi Arabia after the murder of Khashoggi, the Denver-based law and communications firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck carried on working for them.
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Bucking the trend, the mining sector slipped 0.2% at close, dragged lower by a fall in ironore prices, while marking its biggest weekly loss in nearly two months.
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Bucking the trend, gold stocks climbed with the ASX All Ordinaries Gold Index up as much as 4 percent to hit its highest in more than two weeks.
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Bucking the weakness, Sony Corp soared 5 percent after it announced a share buyback of 100 billion yen ($910 million) - its first ever aimed at boosting shareholder returns.
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Until Wednesday afternoon, administration officials had insisted the planes were safe, bucking calls from lawmakers and airline labor unions to suspend flights until an investigation could be completed.
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But recently, audiences have slowly started bucking the idea that brightness, positivity, and humor in superhero stories is inherently cheesy — and so has Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins.
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Bucking the trend, Abercrombie & Fitch said Thursday morning it plans to close fewer stores this year than it previously anticipated, based on a regained momentum of its apparel business.
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A separate survey published earlier on Friday showed British businesses turned gloomier about the economy as the country's political crisis deepens, bucking an improvement in sentiment earlier this year.
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McCain has a track record of bucking the will of the Republican party, going all the way back to when he was a freshman Congress member in the 1980s.
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That's another way Chewse is bucking a trend adopted by much of the rest of the market, which relies on 1099 employees for last-mile delivery of their food.
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Bucking the trend of reduced acreage in other grains, USDA projected U.S. farmers will boost seedings of corn, the biggest U.S. crop, by 2 million acres to 90 million.
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The company unveiled a new marketing campaign Thursday in which it vows never to use delivery apps, calling them notoriously unreliable, and lauding itself for bucking an industry trend.
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Twenty years into this grand experiment, residents are bucking against what all this growth has wrought: high rents, displacement, and a gutting of the very character of their cities.
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Sex Position Secrets for Better Bucking to recommend some of her favorite couch sex positions for you to try this winter, or whenever you're feeling inclined to stay put.
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The conversation was started by Michael Segalov, who said he was riding a bucking bronco machine and spotted none other than Hugh Grant sticking his tongue out at him.
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Despite going their separate ways and bucking down at kitchens around the world—in Stockholm, San Francisco, Prague, and Hamburg—the dream was always to work together one day.
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But this Democratic cycle has featured a few candidates who are bucking that trend and vocally embracing a center lane they believe will lead them to the White House.
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On the negative ledger, three of the 'Big four' banks fell between 0.3 percent to 0.4 percent, with Commonwealth Bank of Australia bucking the falls to gain 0.6 percent.
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Yet by so blatantly bucking the progressive trend within his own party, President Obama is helping them see a way forward, as opposed to clinging to their losing past.
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Bucking the trend, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 closed nearly flat at 4,879.96, down just 1.2.06 points, with the energy and mining sectors down 0.93 and 0.77 percent, respectively.
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Bucking the positive trend, China's Shanghai composite closed off by around 239 percent, thought to be affected by fears over domestic regulators further toughening their stance towards speculative traders.
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Bucking the trend, discount apparel chain Shimamura Co dived more than 10 percent and was the second biggest loser on the board after posting weak monthly sales in May.
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The company has been the target of intense backlash since it announced its trend-bucking decision to permit far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones to remain on its platform.
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And she will almost certainly win a fourth term as Chancellor in September, marking over a decade in power, and bucking the trend seen in other Western liberal democracies.
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The message was viewed by many as an unveiled threat that the combative president would encourage primary challenges against those bucking one of the central promises of his campaign.
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Last week, Taiwan posted 25% on-year GDP growth in the third quarter of 2019, bucking the sluggish trend displayed by trade reliant Singapore, South Korea and Hong Kong.
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Multiple amendment votes last year underscored division among GOP senators, with blue-state Republicans bucking their party on issues including paid sick leave and benefits for same-sex couples.
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"I think the president knows he could show real leadership by bucking the [National Rifle Association], providing cover for his Republicans and getting something actually done," he told reporters.
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Gardner is bucking up his colleagues as signs accumulate of a coming Democratic wave in November that could flip control of the House and possibly the Senate as well.
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Schweikert, a member of the conservative hardliner Freedom Caucus, was booted from the Financial Services Committee in 2012 by former Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) for bucking Republican leadership.
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Bucking another trend in Silicon Valley, McKinnon and the rest of the leadership team at Okta are teaching their employees by example how tech workers can be good citizens.
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His campaign style of self-funding, blunt talk and bucking the party establishment resembles the Republican presumptive presidential nominee in tone, texture and lack of demand for ideological perfection.
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Bucking that trend, the Fire Department of New York has begun alerting mailing alters about a relatively small-scale breach caused by, of all things, a missing hard drive.
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Yet in the Korean context, his bucking of foreign policy tradition (born, undoubtedly, of a quest for personal glory) has at least drawn the North into the global arena.
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Bucking a trend that has seen many new Latin American founders hailing from Stanford University, Cordero and Noguera met at the University of California, Berkeley — just across the bay.
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The commodities sector has been hit by escalating trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, but coal is bucking that trend as China's demand for the fossil fuel remains high.
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The decision is the latest controversial unilateral move that Trump has taken vis-a-vis Israel, bucking longstanding US policy -- and it is already facing backlash in the region.
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Bucking a trend in arts financing, the Flea opted not to sell naming rights to its theaters, but instead to name them for significant figures in the company's history.
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The organization has said it will comply with the CDC guidelines for STD prevention; however, Obria refuses to provide or even promote the use of condoms, bucking CDC recommendations.
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Bucking the trend, Italian stocks rose on the back of bank shares after Intesa Sanpaolo made a surprise 4.86 billion euro ($5.26 billion) bid for smaller rival UBI Banca.
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The rally carried through into Tuesday, with the S&P 500 bucking up against a key technical level in the 2,792 area, with the 2,800 psychological level also looming.
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More broadly, the insurtech company says it is bucking the trend of car insurance not keeping pace with changes in technology, including the move to connected and electric cars.
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Bucking the trend, gold stocks advanced over 1%, helped by firmer bullion prices as growing calls for Trump's impeachment curbed risk appetite and drove investors into safe haven buying.
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But until that point, administration officials had insisted the planes were safe, bucking calls from lawmakers and airline labor unions to suspend flights until an investigation could be completed.
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While he was a candidate the president took unorthodox positions on foreign policy and social spending—bucking Republican hawkishness and promising not to roll back Medicaid or Social Security.
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In office, Mr. Zinke has repeatedly said he is against the transfer of federal lands to state hands, bucking Republican colleagues who say Washington controls too many Western acres.
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Bucking the trend, Nissan Motor surged 3.0 percent on its plan to hike dividends although it forecast an unexpected fall in profits and its guidance was lower than analyst expectations.
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Video showed the horse bucking off the rider, identified as Armando Ruiz, and galloping right into a crowd at the Colusa County Fair parade June 8, Fox 40 Sacramento reported.
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Almeida tried bucking out of the crucifix position, but Aliakbari's weight advantage and superior wrestling control told as he maintained position and rained down punches on the dome of Almeida.
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"Given this president's track record of bucking the trend, we're very worried that he's going to move forward with drilling off the Pacific Coast as well," she tells The Verge.
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German business morale deteriorated in April, bucking expectations for a small improvement, as trade tensions hurt the industrial engine of Europe's largest economy, leaving domestic demand to support slowing growth.
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He said that bucking the market-wide trend towards own-label products, sales of branded goods at Sainsburys rose by 1.5%, driven by higher levels of promotion and lower prices.
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He said that bucking the market-wide trend toward own-label products, sales of branded goods at Sainsbury's rose by 1.5%, driven by higher levels of promotion and lower prices.
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An abundance of locally produced, cheap coal and a failure to promote alternative energy sources were key reasons for Asia bucking the global trend away from coal, energy experts said.
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Sporting short bobs, loose T-shirts and barely there makeup, Acrush's androgynous look is bucking centuries-old norms in a society where girls strive to look feminine and act demurely.
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Bucking the trend, Shin-Etsu Chemical rose 2.1 percent after the company said it planned to buy back up to 3.3 percent of its own shares worth 100 billion yen.
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Bucking the trend, consumer staples ended lower with Australia's retail-to-mining conglomerate Wesfarmers Ltd losing nearly 3 percent and advertising services provider APN Outdoor Group Ltd sliding 4.8 percent.
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Now at the 94th percentile, the correlation is the fourth largest on record, and Goldman recommends a list of stocks that have a high "dispersion" or are bucking the trend.
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The second-place finish should serve as a serious reality check for his campaign, which is in large part based on bucking the traditional rules of campaigning and political engagement.
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Bucking the overall weakness, Idemitsu Kosan and Showa Shell Sekiyu soared after the Nikkei business daily reported Idemitsu's founding family has agreed to plans for a merger with Showa Shell.
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Audiences for soccer on pay-TV have come under pressure this season, but Petter said BT Sport was bucking the trend by using social media like YouTube to reach fans.
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The company announced plans in June to expand its Obamacare exchanges to nine state exchanges, up from six, bucking the recent industry trend toward backing out of local Obamacare markets.
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It's tough to say if the company is going to launch additional first-party products at the show, bucking its trend of launching at its own events like I/O.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A moderate Republican senator heaped praise on President Barack Obama's U.S. Supreme Court nominee on Tuesday, bucking Senate Republican leaders who promptly dismissed her call for confirmation hearings.
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Bucking long-term trends, apprehensions of Salvadoran immigrants at the southwest border plummeted 220006 percent in fiscal 2202 compared to the previous year, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
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It follows the same pattern as the Republican re-orientation after losing twice to Barack Obama, with a hard-right anti-immigration base bucking the establishment to pick Donald Trump.
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Charles Bradley / Photos by Issac Sterling, courtesy of Daptone Daptone Records has been bucking music industry norms for 15 years, grinding out hard-hitting soul and funk on vintage machinery.
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Bucking the trend, miners fell 0.6% to a week's low, hit by a fall in iron ore prices, with Fortescue Metals Group as the top loser on the Australian benchmark.
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Bucking decades of tradition, President Donald Trump announced this week that he will not be throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at the Washington Nationals' home opener game next Monday.
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A handful of plastic surgeons in the US are bucking the trend, however, and refusing to offer breast implants in an effort to protect future patients from the elusive illness.
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The Shenzhen-based manufacturer announced late last year that it was targeting 2019 for the device, bucking the trend of being slightly behind the curve on the latest smartphone technologies.
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The cybersecurity company CrowdStrike went public in June with a $6.7 billion valuation and is now worth nearly $20 billion, bucking industry trends that favor mergers and acquisitions over IPOs.
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But bucking current convention, he adopted the movement order of Mahler's performances, rather than that of his original score, with the Andante in second place and the Scherzo in third.
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But Trump, of course, has always loved bucking convention, and that could lead him to a dark-horse candidate -- maybe a Ray Kelly, the former New York Police Department chief.
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Bucking Tuesday's trend, the gold sub-index surged to its biggest intraday percentage gain in over seven months, as investors scurried to the safe haven metal as other shares dropped.
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Bucking the trend were Australian stocks, which rose 0.3% after minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) last policy meeting pointed to the possibility of another interest rate cut.
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But as the Daily Mail reported earlier this year, Big Cereal is bucking the trend and launching more, not less, sugary products as of late, even though sales are down.
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As expected, small caps were the early beneficiaries of the stock connect scheme with the Hong Kong small cap index rising 0.5 percent, bucking the broader downturn in the markets.
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After graduating from what is now Central Washington University, he joined the Marines in 29, following an older brother and bucking the culture's Vietnam-era disaffection from all things military.
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Each year, when the bucking bulls arrive at Madison Square Garden, livestock trailers pull into 21980rd Street and back up to ramps that lead five floors up to the arena.
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Season 4 promises to put an end to the critically acclaimed series, bucking the trend of television shows that seem to go on forever, and for that we are thankful.
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Or do you lean more toward Jonny Sun, who argues that "the exclamation point is a way of saying we're bucking these rules because they feel old fashioned and dusty"?
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Bucking the weakness, Seikagaku Co jumped 10 percent after it said it signed an agreement for an exclusive overseas sale license from Ferring Pharmaceuticals for Ferring's lumbar disc herniation treatment.
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Bucking the broad trend, shares in firms based in Hainan surged after China said it plans to set up an international free trade zone and port on the southern island.
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Shares in Monte dei Paschi rose 4.6% by 1424 GMT, bucking a 1% drop in Italy's banking index and shrugging off news of the impending departure of CEO Marco Morelli.
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But Vox Media CEO Jim Bankoff says that company is bucking the trend, with traffic to Vox Media brands up 20 percent this past January compared with the prior year.
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Bucking the trend is Alibaba, which is estimated to have nearly halved costs in its fourth quarter ended March 31, helping it post an estimated 13.4 percent rise in net profit.
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The objections are also bucking the wishes of President Donald Trump, who has publicly expressed support for the bill, even though it doesn't include funding for the border as he requested.
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Bucking the trend, Suntory Beverage & Food rose 4.5% after its April-June profits beat market expectations Taiyo Yuden also held relatively firm after the Apple supplier posted strong April-June profits.
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Bucking the weaker broader trend, mining shares rose, with Inpex Corp advancing 1.1 percent and Japan Petroleum Exploration Co adding 0.5 percent after oil prices held on to Friday's big gains.
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Bucking the weakness, Oracle Corp Japan jumped 11 percent after the company's parent net profit rose 6.6 percent on year to 38.7 billion yen for the fiscal year ended in May.
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Romney drew widespread GOP rebukes on Friday after bucking the White House and voting to allow more witnesses in the Senate's impeachment trial, potentially extending the proceedings for weeks or longer.
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Elsewhere, German business morale deteriorated in April, bucking expectations for a small improvement, as trade tensions hurt the industrial engine of Europe's largest economy, leaving domestic demand to support slowing growth.
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Bucking the decline, shares of Australia's biggest casino operator Crown Resorts Ltd gained 1.3% as investors hoped the company's domestic revenue would act as a buffer against volatile package holiday spending.
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U.S. insurers had been bucking the trend until Chubb stepped forward in July, but AXIS' decision adds momentum to the shift away from not just coal but fossil fuels more broadly.
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Bucking the practice among big banks to have their bosses on the line during earnings announcements, neither Mr Solomon nor Mr Blankfein found time to make their way to the phone.
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Bucking the overall firmness, DeNA Co Ltd dived 8.9% after the mobile partner of Nintendo booked a 49.4 billion yen writedown as its gaming business falters in Japan's saturated mobile market.
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Bucking the overall firmness, DeNA Co Ltd dived 9.7% after the mobile partner of Nintendo booked a 49.4 billion yen writedown as its gaming business falters in Japan's saturated mobile market.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Almost twice as many Israelis prefer Hillary Clinton to Donald Trump, bucking the recent trend of Republican presidential candidates winning more support than Democrats, according to a new poll.
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Bucking the weaker broader trend, mining shares rose, with Inpex Corp advancing 1.5 percent and Japan Petroleum Exploration Co adding 0.6 percent after oil prices held on to Friday's big gains.
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Bucking the broader pharma trend, German drugmaker Gerresheimer AG rose 13% to the top of the STOXX 600 after confirming revenue guidance for the year and posting strong second quarter results.
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But I was always bucking for us to be competitive with who was hot shit at the moment, which would have been the Circle Jerks and Bad Religion at the time.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was down 0.5 percent at 7,8.73 points by the close, bucking a broadly positive trend on European markets, while UK mid-caps gained 0.6 percent.
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While the "I Like It" star had been widely praised for bucking the hypermasculine tropes of música urbana, Fret was walking the walk, out and proud in a fiercely heteronormative scene.
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The singer is a longtime proponent of celebrating individual beauty and bucking aesthetic stereotypes, adding in September that she "will not" conform to standards that she feels don't fit her personality.
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Bucking the cautious mood, however, was Suzuki Motor , which rose as much as 12.9 percent to record highs after the automaker posted record profits for April-June quarter, beating analysts' estimates.
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Inditex, known for whisking the latest trends from runway to stores in a matter of days, is bucking a broader industry trend as other major fashion retailers complain of weak demand.
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The two lawmakers are leading the charge among a group of moderate Republicans who are bucking their party leadership to push forward the petition, which circumvents leadership and the committee process.
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President Trump's nominee for deputy attorney general declined Tuesday to endorse the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate ties between the Trump campaign and Russian officials, bucking pressure from Democrats.
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Although he has been known as a moderate for bucking Democrats on issues like the Keystone XL pipeline, Bennet has moved closer to his colleagues to the left since Trump's election.
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Deby pledged before the 2016 election to reinstate term limits, bucking a regional trend that has seen the presidents of Rwanda and Congo Republic remove term limits to stay in office.
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As the series underlines, while Fosse became a legend, Verdon was his silent partner, responsible not merely for bucking him up but for editing and styling his greatest works, without credit.
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A pony-tailed pretender with little in the way of a political program besides bucking the status quo, Maksimovic is the Balkan incarnation of an anti-establishment movement sweeping the West.
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The 64-year-old socialist won a runoff last month in the oil-exporting country, bucking a shift to the right in South America as leftist governments struggle to maintain support.
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A Seminole County Sheriff's Office helicopter team captured video of the cows bucking trends and defying traditional roles to become the heroes in this tale of justice, not just mere namesakes.
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BEIJING, June 27 (Reuters) - Profits earned by China's industrial firms rose 13% in May from a year earlier, bucking a months-long downtrend, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday.
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Here are the stakes: For the Justice Department: A win for the government lawyers rewards them for bucking years of precedent that has given the green-light to many vertical mergers.
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The horse ran from one end of the bar to the other before turning around and charging back through, still bucking its legs and crashing into tables and chairs, Jasmin said.
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Bucking the stricter limits of Twitter and Facebook posts, these TinyLetters can be any length, and can be seen as an epistolary backlash to the complexity-stunting brevity of social media.
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The practice, known as living apart together, dates at least to the 18th century, both among avant-garde artists bucking conformity and working people needing to sacrifice cohabitation for economic necessity.
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Well, here's the weirdest "bucking" thing you'll see all day ... a teacher cracking a joke about killing a puppy in order to motivate his students to win a vocabulary competition. Woof!
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They said nearly 5.8 million new jobs were created in the first five months of the year, bucking both official and private activity surveys which showed companies continue to shed staff.
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The fate of Democrats who opposed the Affordable Care Act is instructive and shows that bucking the party on a difficult vote doesn't necessarily protect a lawmaker in the next election.
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So far, Republicans have refrained from bucking the president en masse, in part to avoid undermining their intense push to put health care and tax bills on his desk this year.
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It seems something of a paradox; while mass-market car sales in the country have tumbled along with the rouble and oil prices, one area is bucking the trend - luxury cars.
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It's already become one of many ways for the Trump presidency to enrich the Trump family, as visiting diplomats suck up by bucking up for rooms with high-thread-count sheets.
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They're bracing for a busy week after the dramatic turn of events, which saw conservatives revolting over the farm bill and moderates bucking leadership by backing a discharge petition on immigration.
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Bucking the wider trend, its overall beer production is up close to 9 percent since 2010, and revenue over the same period increased by almost a fifth to €639m in 2017.
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Bucking his own party, he won praise from Senator Lindsey Graham and other Republicans by chastising the White House for escalating its presence in Syria and Iraq without seeking congressional approval.
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Bucking a trend of one-term governors, Emefiele said he will keep the controversial managed float of the naira, which investors and the International Monetary Fund have asked Abuja to scrap.
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PWC's annual survey released at the summit showed Africa was the only region where company chief executives said they had waning short-term confidence, bucking the robust mood in other emerging economies.
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Smith also said she will run for Franken's Senate seat during the next year's special election, bucking expectations that she would serve as a placeholder candidate and sit out the 2018 race.
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The blue chip FTSE 100 index was down 0.1 percent at 7,143.37 points by 0927 GMT, bucking a broadly positive trend on European markets, while the UK mid caps gained 93 percent.
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While we're on the uncomfortable subject of the glaring diversity shortcomings of screamo's first wave, this seems like a good place to mention a band proudly bucking against that norm: Soul Glo.
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The House Freedom Caucus, known for bucking Republican leadership on legislation including healthcare, has taken an official position on the traditional five-week break Congress takes from Washington: They don't want it.
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With the nomination of James Danly, FERC will be made up of three Republican appointees and an intentionally empty seat, bucking a decades-long trend of appointing Republican and Democratic commissioners together.
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Diane von Furstenberg officially stole Sarah Jessica Parker's title for craziest headpiece of the evening, although in a surprising turn of events SJP went full-on Hamilton, bucking the futuristic theme altogether.
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Another way of looking at it, though, is that by bucking the rules of what is safe in self-driving cars and what isn't, Musk is putting people in danger right now.
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Beyond a cumulative population of over 600 million, smartphone sales are bucking a global downturn and steadily increasing which brings more of the region's population online and opens the potential for startups.
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Bucking the overall weakness, Nikkei heavyweight SoftBank Group Corp jumped 3.9% after the U.S. Justice Department said T-Mobile won an antitrust approval for its $26 billion merger of rival Sprint Corp.
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Bucking the overall weakness, Nikkei heavyweight SoftBank Group Corp climbed 2.3% after the U.S. Justice Department said T-Mobile won an antitrust approval for its $26 billion merger of rival Sprint Corp.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Japan's top carmakers are enjoying strong growth in China, the world's top auto market, bucking concerns about a slowdown in the market after tax incentives were cut back this year.
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Bucking the trend, Chinese mainland markets were higher, with the composite closing up 18.50 points, or 0.62 percent, at 3,103, while the Shenzhen composite added 4.69 points, or 0.23 percent, to 2,006.37.
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The Eclipses Group Theater is bucking that trend to retell a neglected story, reinterpreting Euripides's Alcestis, along with excerpts from Euripides's Hercules, in their new production Hercules: In Search of a Hero.
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Quarterly deal volume was up 91 percent to $75.7 billion from $13 billion in the same period last year, the data showed, bucking a global trend of declines in Europe and Asia.
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Bucking the trend, French telecoms operator SFR rose 2 percent after saying its core operating profit grew 20 percent to 3.86 billion euros in 2015 as cost cuts offset declining mobile subscribers.
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Libertarian or Republican or acidhead or whatever else he may have been, Barlow had an equally long record of being a sympathetic person capable of defying labels and even bucking the past.
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Bucking past trends, produce sales in convenient stores are now about $22015 million per year, according to Jeff Lenard, vice president of strategic industry initiatives at the National Association of Convenience Stores.
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Bucking the trend was the country's biggest lender, National Commercial Bank, with a 1 percent rise in deposits to 317.7 billion riyals, while major Islamic bank Alinma saw a 4 percent increase.
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Bleak profit expectations for the fourth quarter of 2500 have only gotten worse as weak results have poured in, bucking a more typical trend of seeing improvements as the reporting season progresses.
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But here in Orangeburg -- home to two of the state's 10 historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) -- the on-campus collision of those blocs appears to be bucking, er, "Berning" the trend.
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Bleak profit expectations for the fourth quarter of 215.2 have only gotten worse as weak results have poured in, bucking a more typical trend of seeing improvements as the reporting season progresses.
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But is the pressure to root for a piece of art that represents a social "good," in this case Captain Marvel bucking a history of a lack of representation, a real fear?
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Units, a blend of Santander Brasil's common and preferred shares, rose up to 2.0 percent on Wednesday, bucking a 0.4 percent decline in an index tracking financial shares trading in São Paulo.
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For instance, the White House is bucking one provision that would establish an energy infrastructure security center within the Office of Director of National Intelligence to handle cyber threats to energy infrastructure.
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Nagging concerns: Few, if any, defense officials, lawmakers and experts think Prince's plan would work, but there's concern that Trump – who revels in bucking the establishment – just might give it a shot.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Self-driving car startup Aurora has raised more than $530 million in fresh funding, bucking recent skepticism by investors and industry players that autonomous vehicle technology has been overhyped.
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Bucking the weakness, Shionogi & Co rose 3.4 percent after the drugmaker signed a license and collaboration agreement with Roche for the development and commercialisation of its oral anti-influenza drug S-033188.
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Nicholson continues to pick up endorsements from those bucking the GOP establishment, including from Great America Alliance, a pro-Trump super PAC with ties to former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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Read more: Costco, Home Depot, TJ Maxx and dozens of other retailers are bucking a major Black Friday trendWhat's more, the overall impact of Black Friday itself has lessened in recent years.
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Morocco, which does not levy a capital gains tax on stock investments, is enjoying a 20 percent rally this year, bucking the trend among others on the continent where prices are down.
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