We're burning through tires; he's hitting apexes and pulling gs.
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These companies aren't burning through money like they used to.
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You can celebrate without burning through a bunch of dough.
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Multiple wildfires have been burning through California since July 23.
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Both companies are burning through cash and neither is profitable.
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Netflix is burning through cash But this can't last forever.
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This will help you avoid burning through your cellular data.
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For every battery I burned through, he was burning through two.
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That's because Tesla is still burning through $1 billion a quarter.
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Bigger start-ups like Uber were burning through billions in cash.
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Tesla has been burning through cash to produce the Model 3.
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Burning through reserves—fast Iran is waiting for the lifting of sanctions, expected sometime in 2016, to pump more oil to improve its economy, whereas the Saudi's are losing they are burning through their cash reserves quickly.
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Here he is realizing how quickly he is burning through fuel. pic.twitter.
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The Thomas Fire was the largest ever recorded, burning through 273,400 acres.
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The company has been burning through cash to produce the Model 3.
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He realized that like many start-ups, Aaptiv was burning through cash.
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The fires are burning through peatlands, filled with carbon-rich organic matter.
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If they are weak, they are going to be burning through more.
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But Trump is still burning through chiefs of staff faster than Obama.
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In that region, burning through 214,2800 kWh will run you just under $2100,2000.
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Competition is stiff and these start-ups are burning through cash to compete.
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However, many of California's fires are burning through grasses and shrubs, not forests.
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MoviePass is reportedly burning through its funding, even as it continues to grow.
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The strain on the processor is burning through the phone's battery ridiculously fast.
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Freddie Mercury burning through the sky — that's why they call him Mr. Fahrenheit.
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How much data are you burning through while streaming a high-end game?
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He also noted that drillers are burning through their best, lowest-cost acreage.
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November 8 - A fire breaks out, burning through the town of Paradise, California.
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Two weeks after burning through his supply, Fee hanged himself in a closet.
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There is no way to burn through one without burning through the other.
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Tesla has never turned an annual profit and it is burning through cash.
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Allred told Wired that Lambda is "burning through millions of dollars" a month.
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As WeWork continues burning through billions, here's some evidence for the latter bucket.
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The corrosive water was burning through service lines and solders—and those contained lead.
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But by month four, Theo was still mostly unemployed and burning through his savings.
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In Trump's America, we're burning through the carbon budget like there's literally no tomorrow.
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We recently discovered that J. loves baking shows and are burning through this series.
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For now, though, Lambda is "burning through millions of dollars" a month, Allred says.
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WeWork, which was burning through billions of dollars, wasn't even able to go public.
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Sophisticated, if not especially likeable, Olivia has a habit of burning through inappropriate men.
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The carrier has been burning through cash as it faces intense competition for subscribers.
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Lava from the Kilauea volcano has been burning through plants and shrubs, producing methane.
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But MoviePass was burning through millions of dollars to keep up with subscriber demand.
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It was a tumultuous time, with Montreal burning through five coaches and three GMs.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)Amazon is burning through billions to get you stuff faster.
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They are burning through budgets on reactive aid, running from one emergency to another.
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After burning through still more cash, its share price soared to a new high.
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Tesla has never turned an annual profit and is burning through $1 billion a quarter.
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On the other hand, holy cow this company is burning through a lot of money.
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These blue stars have a short life span, quickly burning through their fuel and exploding.
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"AIDS was just burning through the community, and Keith was part of that," he said.
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And it has proven to be very good at burning through the money it makes.
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The maker of jet engines, MRI machines and light bulbs also stopped burning through cash.
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To test rapidly without burning through your funding, you need a strong, agile dev team.
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This may have proved shortsighted — Jarvis was quickly burning through her coffers defending Mother's Day.
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But hey, at least its not burning through tons and tons of mon—oh, wait.
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At this point, the founder's company is burning through less than $1 million a month.
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It has been attracting customers, and burning through cash, with deep discounts and celebrity marketing.
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It is burning through cash and had its credit rating downgraded by Moody's in May.
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The fire is 47 percent contained, and will likely keep burning through at least September.
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He lit his first candle in the morning, and kept them burning through the day.
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Moody's Investors Service downgraded the company's credit rating, concerned that it was burning through cash.
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If you spent $3.12 every day, you'd end up burning through nearly $1,140 a year.
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At the plant, the commandos were pinned down by enemy artillery and burning through ammunition.
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And GE Capital is still burning through cash linked to its long-term insurance business.
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The company wants to assure us that it's burning through enormous amounts of cash by design.
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She's finally received her $150,000 from the settlement and she's been recklessly burning through the cash.
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The implication being that the country has been burning through its reserves to stabilize its currency.
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Over those six months, the super-PAC spent more than it raised, burning through $7.4 million.
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The seventh inning alone took 66 minutes, with Washington burning through six pitchers in the inning.
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The company burning through cash as it struggles with production bottlenecks around its Model 3 sedan.
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Young men dressed to the nines, smoking cigars, quaffing champagne and burning through euros -- sometimes literally.
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Burning through nearly all 2000,22 acres of the Schwerzenbach ranch, the fire killed some 40 cattle.
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Netflix has been burning through cash and sitting on debt to fund its content thus far.
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Even as he raises big sums, the President and his campaign aides are burning through cash.
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Videos circulating on social media showed large flames burning through the 24-story building, F.R. Tower.
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"I'm burning through some yellow lights, and these guys are going through them, too," he said.
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In the past it was known for burning through cash, raising fears of a cash crunch.
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Investors were skeptical of those plans, and worried about all the cash Pandora was burning through.
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As long as it is still burning through cash, it will have to keep going back.
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In fact, another competitor, Shuddle, shuttered in 2016 after burning through more than $143 million in funding.
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Burning through 18,000 hectares, the fires have fortunately only affected 1 percent of the total heritage area.
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A wildfire began burning through the foothills surrounding the satellite's launch pad at Vandenberg Air Force Base.
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But the Arctic fires are burning through a sensitive ecosystem, one that's usually verdant, cool, and wet.
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I become aware of how much energy my body has, and how quickly I'm burning through it.
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The streaming giant is burning through cash, and suddenly facing competition from the entertainment industry's biggest names.
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But that will be a costly effort, and Tesla is burning through cash at a rapid rate.
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The child keeps burning through art tutors because no one can properly foster his talent, she says.
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A wildfire the size of Manhattan is currently burning through the Australian state of Victoria, CNN reports.
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That is almost double the amount in the first quarter, and suggests Tesla still burning through cash.
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Azerbaijan in December floated the manat, after burning through more than half its foreign exchange reserves last year.
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It's good for you and it's going to give you energy and keep you burning through the day.
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Still, though the Saudis are burning through their financial reserves, there is no danger of depleting them soon.
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But they're burning through their funds in the process, for what viewers know will be a heartbreaking end.
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Tesla is already burning through cash and has a history of failing to deliver on its production promises.
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The Trump 2020 re-election campaign has been burning through about $1 million per quarter in legal bills.
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The fire is burning through dense, heavy chaparral and came within yards of some homes in the foothills.
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Formula can be a brilliantly easy option, or it can mean more bottle-washing and burning through cash.
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The US government hasn't been able to borrow money since March 1 and has been burning through cash.
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The Sierra Fire sparked up overnight and is burning through about 20.6 acres east of Los Angeles County.
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The club needed some fresh arms after burning through four relievers in Tuesday's 19-9 debacle in Detroit.
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TheBlaze had struggled for the last few years, burning through company executives and laying off dozens of staffers.
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The app-based taxi company is still losing billions of dollars and burning through huge amounts of cash.
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Closing for the next few months, while burning through cash to make debt payments, could be especially painful.
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But the old bohemian, culturally rich downtown Manhattan spirit still has a few embers burning through the city.
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The indiscreet videos demand your attention while burning through your mobile data plan and sucking up your batteries.
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The company faced $400 million in debt payment coming due in 2018 and was burning through its cash.
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Days later, Moody's Investors Service downgraded the company's credit rating, concerned that the company was burning through cash.
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It also helps reimburse states like Washington that have already been burning through resources to fight the outbreak.
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Sears is burning through more than $211 billion of cash a year and its sales continue to decline.
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But the firms are burning through cash to finance expansion, and few have yet lived through a recession.
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The company is burning through billions of dollars in cash every year as it cements its worldwide foothold.
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It's crucial preparation for winter hibernation, which bears survive by burning through a third of their body mass.
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Tesla is still struggling to ramp up Model 3 (it's more affordable sedan) production, and it's burning through cash.
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It wants to spend every Saturday morning at the track burning through another set of its low-profit tires.
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Such fires kept burning through the winter, said Richard Olsen of the Northwest Territories' Environment and Natural Resources department.
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The Pacific Northwest and Alaska were hit hard, with over 22015 massive fires burning through 100,000 acres of land.
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Uber rides, for example, are unsustainably cheap because Uber has raised and is burning through billions of VC dollars.
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She also spent heavily, burning through $2.4 million during the first quarter after raising just $3 million from donors.
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While I'm there, I pick up two candles for our apartment, since we're burning through the ones we have.
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Three times during the film I noticed a smell akin to a birthday candle burning through a plastic tablecloth.
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It's difficult to tell from the satellite data just how many of the Arctic fires are burning through peat.
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In addition, the company is yet to turn a profit, and is burning through cash at a torrid pace.
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As Damavandi was burning through cash, he and McCabe repeatedly tried to get answers from Amazon's seller performance team.
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Powa was an ecommerce business once worth $2.7 billion but collapsed after burning through $200 million of investor money.
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Meanwhile, venture funding began to contract at a time when the company was burning through $10 million a month.
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The Maria Fire is now reported to be 95% contained after burning through an estimated 10,000 acres of land.
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Most ride hailing firms aren't profitable, because they're burning through money to fend off rivals and gain market share.
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The company has about $5 billion in long-term debt and has been burning through cash, as sales decline.
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Tech startups typically focus on rapid growth in their early years, burning through investor cash in order to expand.
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But the system first spent months playing the game against itself, burning through millions of dollars in computing power.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" is quickly burning through its plot, adding turns that shock but don't always feel emotionally moving.
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The company that was burning through funds reported that its cash reserves increased by $731 million during the quarter.
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The company's business model has also faced major doubts after it became clear that WeWork is burning through money.
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First, it starts burning through your glycogen, a form of glucose that the body stores in the liver and muscles.
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They're all burning through cash and that will continue until they can get enough users to make the bleeding stop.
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Candy Crush, our longtime go-to for burning through boring minutes staring at our phones, is making a big move.
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And, over the past year and a half, I had been burning through it hard and without a second thought.
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Tesla was burning through millions of dollars a day as the company tried to solve production bottlenecks in its factory.
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Sometimes the mother will sit at the front of the garage, sipping a beer and slowly burning through a cigarette.
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Azerbaijan in December floated its currency, the manat, after burning through more than half its foreign exchange reserves last year.
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Fires could be seen burning through suburbs on Tuesday afternoon as the flames made their way towards the downtown area.
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The company, which was burning through its cash reserves, wrote down the value of soured contracts by 845 million pounds.
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And while the movie ticket startup has been burning through cash like crazy, securing funding apparently hasn't been an issue.
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Azerbaijan in December floated its currency, the manat , after burning through more than half its foreign exchange reserves last year.
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For storage, there's the 1TB SATA HDD, so you don't have to worry about burning through saved space too quickly.
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GE earnings: General Electric's slumping power division continues to drag down the company's profit, and GE is burning through cash.
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Mail has Archive and Spam buttons that are great for burning through all of the bad Kickstarter pitches I get.
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California wildfires The entire Los Angeles area is at risk as six large wildfires are now burning through Southern California.
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The company has been quickly burning through much of the cash it has raised, spending freely on hiring and marketing.
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The bank has been working to converge the rates through interventions, but the dollar sales are burning through its reserves.
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Wildfires are blazing through the Amazon rainforest in record numbers, burning through a tropical forest vital to countering climate change
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MoviePass, the embattled movie-ticket-subscription service, shut down over the weekend after burning through hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Then this month Trump sent Zinke to California to survey the damage from the deadly wildfires burning through the state.
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Boeing is burning through massive amounts of cash as the spreading coronavirus complicates a recovery from its 737 Max scandal.
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In the third quarter of the year, she spent more than $1.41 for every dollar she raised, burning through millions.
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Not only has GE stopped burning through cash, the company has boosted its outlook for two quarters in a row.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A sprawling Southern California wildfire that has been burning through rugged, drought-parched coastal terrain since Dec.
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At that point, the company was burning through its cash reserves quickly and losing key talent, mostly to bigger technology companies.
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Some document late-night motorway rides: riders burning through the darkness on stolen bikes, clocking speeds over well over 100 MPH.
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That could be a major blow to Uber, which is still burning through cash and has yet to turn a profit.
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Indeed, after burning through $2 billion, Uber finally threw up its hands and agreed to sell its Chinese business to Didi.
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But the weed delivery startup has come under scrutiny recently for burning through at least $1 million in cash per month.
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What can be a years-long struggle for answers may mean burning through cash and taking on mountains of medical debt.
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The fire rekindled in the evening, burning through much of the building, a video posted by the Russian news portal Lenta.
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At the height of its battle with Uber, both companies were burning through $21995 billion a year, mostly to subsidize fares.
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Sprig, for example, is burning through $850,000 a month and is seeking a buyer, Bloomberg reported this week, citing anonymous sources.
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But he was burning through money faster than he was raising it — and he quit two months before the G.O.P. primary.
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The lenders determined that they needed to stop burning through cash and start selling off the company's inventory and real estate.
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We've been told over and over that the only way out of trauma is by burning through our dwindling checking accounts.
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Eventually, the battle grew too costly for Uber, which was reportedly burning through $1 billion a year to compete with Didi.
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Second-quarter totals show a lower tier of candidates burning through cash trying to stay viable, while the leaders banked millions.
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Most recently, Chef'd, a national meal-kit company, suspended its operations after burning through investments and failing to secure more cash.
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Jumia has about €380m in cash, enough for about two years at the rate the firm is currently burning through it.
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He was moved by television coverage of California's most destructive wildfire ever, the Camp Fire burning through the town of Paradise.
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Ratchet MechanismThese are increasingly common in venture deals, especially among companies with an unproven business model that are burning through cash.
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It said it is burning through cash at a rate of $125 million a month, according to its first-day filings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Despite an apocalyptic fire burning through its roof, the Notre-Dame cathedral is still standing.
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The cause of the fire, which began on Thursday and has been burning through grassland and pine forest, is not known.
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"You're burning through a serious amount of calories doing this, because at no point is your body relaxed," Aykroyd tells me.
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Share prices are dipping and the company is burning through cash while investors wait for Elon Musk to deliver on his promises.
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While it strives to prove it has a viable new business model, the company is burning through cash at an extraordinary rate.
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Adami said the company will need to raise more money in the future, in order to stop burning through its own cash.
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Uber has been burning through capital, pissing off drivers, alienating riders, and generally wreaking havoc since its inception over six years ago.
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Reports from Bloomberg and Business Insider said the company is burning through cash fast, and needs another funding round to stay soluble.
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And when he shaves, he's either plugged into the wall with an electric shaver or burning through one of his normal ones.
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If you find you're burning through your cash this summer, it's time to stop and find out where the money is going.
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Tesla Motors' latest earnings report raised more questions for investors about the rate at which it is burning through its cash reserves.
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So woodchucks hibernating in a car "would just be burning through more fat trying to keep their bodies from freezing," she says.
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"The sands are burning through the hourglass pretty fast, I don't see how they'll ever get the votes for it," Ryan said.
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The Saudis are burning through their (ample) foreign-exchange reserves to pay for imports while maintaining the riyal's peg with the dollar.
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Chad was dismissed from JoJo's season for making physical threats on his fellow contestants and burning through too many deli meat platters.
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However, delivery continues to be a cash-intensive business, with many of these companies burning through capital quickly to gain market share.
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Sears Holdings, which includes both Sears and Kmart, has been burning through cash at a rate of about $125 million a month.
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Parts of a town right next to Thousand Oaks had to be evacuated because of a brush fire burning through Ventura County.
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In its efforts to grow and expand, the VA is needlessly burning through billions of dollars that would be better served elsewhere.
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The problem is actually learning your way around the stock market though — without burning through all of your money in the process.
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But Switzerland also faces unique challenges as a fintech hub: Burning through capital: Starting a business in Switzerland can be particularly expensive.
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A third source with knowledge of the matter recentlytold Business Insider that Faraday Grid had been burning through $2.4 million a month.
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There have been severe production problems at Tesla's California plant, and the company is burning through its cash at a rapid clip.
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By the fifth inning, Callaway knew he would need to use a position player to avoid burning through everyone in the bullpen.
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Every few pages of his "crime story," Sjon digresses to a new tale with new players, like a postrider burning through horses.
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Records show Puerto Rico has been burning through the $1.27 billion at a monthly rate of about $100 million since last March.
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The step would remove the public spotlight from the company, which has been burning through cash and struggling to meet production targets.
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The super PAC, America First Action, spent heavily on ads to boost Republican candidates in 20163, burning through most of its money.
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With the exception of Bloomberg and Steyer, all of the Democratic candidates are burning through money faster than they can raise it.
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Add to these destructive policies the fact that this president and his family are burning through taxpayer funds like it's Monopoly money.
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But investors have worried that the company has been burning through cash to finance its growth, which has slowed over the last year.
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The electric car manufacturer had been battling with production hurdles and burning through cash at a rate of almost $1 billion per quarter.
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The blaze burning through dry brush, grass and timber has destroyed 12 homes since it started on Saturday and is threatening 600 structures.
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Beepi, a managed marketplace for used cars, recently closed its doors after burning through nearly $210.5 million in the span of two years.
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But PillPack was burning through $22017 million a month at its peak because of the low profit margins and escalating costs of expansion.
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The Woolsey Fire, burning through Ventura County, has killed two people, injured three and burned through more than 97,000 acres, according to CalFire.
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Documents for the company's initial public offering showed that WeWork was racking up huge losses and burning through billions of dollars a year.
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It has been burning through its dollar reserves at such a clip that earlier this year it seemed unable to pay civil servants.
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Republicans have publicly downplayed Comey's testimony, but privately they're nervous that they're burning through the legislative calendar while remaining deadlocked over healthcare reform.
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The bulk of the initial request will go to FEMA, which is rapidly burning through cash as the primary agency handling disaster relief.
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Another is an older woman easily seduced by get-rich-quick investments, burning through her savings on one far-fetched idea after another.
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Sooner than I knew it, I found myself burning through all of my government-funded checks at this sushi restaurant in Palo Alto.
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Tesla has been burning through billions in cash, and some analysts think the company will need to raise capital again by early 2019.
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Virgin Galactic is burning through around $16 million a month, according to Parabolic Arc — that works out to roughly $190 million a year.
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After burning through more than $5.2 billion in the second-quarter, Uber's third-quarter appears to be marked by significant cost-cutting measures.
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The president is burning through subordinates at a far greater clip than any other recent predecessor, with eleven cabinet-level departures so far.
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The floor speeches comes as the Senate is burning through 30 hours of debate on Rex Tillerson's nomination to lead the State Department.
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For the relay bandwidth rate, 770 Kilobytes per second should keep us from burning through our 2 TB per month cap too quickly.
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The electric car manufacturer had been struggling with production bottlenecks and burning through cash at a rate of almost $1 billion per quarter.
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And it is burning through its cash reserves at a prodigious rate as it attempts to begin large-scale manufacturing of its vehicles.
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More drugs are in development, but if we're burning through treatments as fast as we can invent them, that's not a great situation.
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They can also prompt the birds to fly in circles, burning through precious energy reserves stored up for the sometimes long migratory journey.
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Even worse is when a sibling bombards you with dozens of text messages of photographs of his baby, burning through your data plan.
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Last fall, the company laid off more than a third of its employees after burning through more than $40 million in venture capital.
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It reported having $2.5 billion in cash at the end of June, but is burning through hundreds of millions of dollars every month.
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Egypt needs hard currency after burning through its foreign exchange reserves as political turmoil hit foreign investment and tourism since a 2011 uprising.
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It let the rouble float freely in 2014 after unsuccessfully burning through substantial foreign currency reserves in a doomed effort to defend it.
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Musk told analysts that going forward, his company will be adding to its cash reserves instead of burning through money to boost production.
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The resulting capital outflows meant Beijing ended up burning through $1 trillion of its foreign currency reserves in order to support the yuan.
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Frequently, he said, those strong winds push fires toward the ocean, burning through less inhabited canyons and their dense brush along the way.
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Dead weight in the form of companies founded within the last five years that are now burning through the last of their A rounds.
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Money-losing Tesla has been burning through cash as it has aggressively ramped up Model 3 production, a process Musk has called "production hell".
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After capturing a card, the process of creating a master key requires burning through on average 20 key combinations on a hotel RFID reader.
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The collapse of the 200-year-old company, swamped by debt and pension liabilities and burning through cash, threatens suppliers, merchants and big banks.
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For Nicholas Weaver, UC Berkeley ISCI professor and Bitcoin skeptic, it comes down to a question of how fast miners are burning through electricity.
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That's thanks to the strength of Netflix's programming, which also helps explain why the company is currently burning through cash at a startling rate.
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Eaze has gone hard on marketing spend, using aggressive growth tactics and burning through the $24.5 million it had previously raised in VC cash.
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Munchery, for example, has had a rough time lately — between the layoffs, burning through most of the money it has raised and food waste.
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The committee fights come as the Senate is burning through 30 hours of debate time on Rex Tillerson's nomination to lead the State Department.
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The worst wildfires in Chile's modern history are ravaging wide swathes of the country's central-south regions, burning through forests and into neighboring towns.
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Investors are reconsidering the way they value startups burning through cash, and whether scaling companies should go public ahead of their best growth years.
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Aiden can help stay on top of vast datasets, she says, and even detect shifts in the market before burning through the marketing budget.
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However, the California fires are burning through grasses and shrubs, not forests, and Abatzoglou was hesitant to make similar pronouncements about the current blazes.
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That spending came under attack after the failure of Solyndra, a solar company that went bankrupt after burning through $527 million in federal loans.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump is burning through what remains of his political capital, necessary for a realistic shot at getting an infrastructure package through Congress.
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In a bankruptcy filing on Tuesday, lawyers for the studio, the Weinstein Company, said it was burning through what little cash it had left.
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And he spent nearly as much: Burning through $45 million -- or more than three times the $13.1 million spent by Biden's camp in February.
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BURNING THROUGH RESERVES The central bank sold a total $387 million in reserves in four auctions during the day, aimed at stabilizing the peso.
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The Sanders campaign, however, was spending faster than it was fundraising, burning through $85033 million throughout the month — 143 percent of what they raised.
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Some biotech investors globally are also burning through cash faster than ever before, as they try to turn their companies into specialty pharmaceutical firms.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro claims he has identified the culprit behind the fires currently burning through the Amazon rainforest: actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio.
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On the day of the accident in 22016, the plant was burning through a load of waste sent from an oil refinery in Toledo.
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Its ZKZM-500 laser assault rifle is reportedly capable of hitting a target from a kilometer away, igniting flammable objects, and burning through human skin.
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Haupt said Friday the fire is burning through grassland, oak and smaller brush and that it has destroyed several homes and killed livestock and horses.
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We all want to see the Frenchman burning through Arsenal's vast cash reserves, hijacking the Paul Pogba transfer with a £20163m offer, plus Theo Walcott.
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In June, Barclays said Casino was burning through cash and raised questions about the capacity of parent company Rallye to refinance debt maturing next month.
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Had I not been playing for review, in which I was burning through the game, I suspect I might have had an even better time.
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That's a critical data point for Tesla, which has been burning through cash as it tries to ramp up production of its Model 3 vehicle.
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Recent photographs show the extent of the problem, which is being blamed on everything from vehicle emissions and crop burning through to smoking and fireworks.
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Right now, there's almost nothing the Tasmanian Fire Service can do about the remote wildfires, many of which are burning through carbon-rich peat underground.
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On Thursday, brush fires erupted in Southern California burning through the Newbury Park area, which is located mostly within the western Thousand Oaks city limits.
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There is some evidence for this: the Danes are Europe's biggest consumers of candles, burning through about 6 kilogrammes (13 pounds) per person every year.
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Higher U.S. production puts downward pressure on oil prices because it is seen as preventing the market from burning through a global oversupply of crude.
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That's a critical data point for Tesla, which has been burning through cash as it tries to ramp up production of its Model 3 vehicle.
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"The (acid burns) kind of clot things up and scar it over, whereas basic burns are more liquefactive, meaning they keep burning through," he said.
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Hospitals are among the largest consumers of energy in our economy, burning through two and a half times more energy than the average commercial building.
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Erlich and Big Head were an incompatible team in many ways, but they both turned out to be exceptionally good at burning through $20 million.
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Tesla is burning through cash and is dependent on the capital markets — and that should cause concern, investing expert Christian Hoffmann told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Burning through international reserves, hiking interest rates through the roof and calling on the IMF,all seem to have done little to support the currency.
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But he has been burning through its reserve of $36 billion, which is now down 16% from a year ago, to prop up the naira.
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"It's nice to have such a significant amount of investment behind us, but we're definitely not burning through that in a significant way," said Robinson.
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It protects workers and their families from poverty, a sharp drop in living standards and/or burning through their savings if they lose their jobs.
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Unlike other prominent technology start-ups that are backed by venture capital, the company is not burning through investor money to pay for its operations.
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Those companies are generally spending their own money rather than burning through venture capital, so they tend to be much more price conscious, Bennett said.
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The fire is burning through eucalyptus and pine forests in the hills above the Algarve coast, an area popular with tourists for its hot springs.
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Gavin Newsom recently said California would hold PG&E accountable for failing to do its job in the wake of fires burning through the state.
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The Rome government is resisting layoffs even at Alitalia, the loss-making airline that has been burning through government loans for the past two years.
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Tesla has been burning through cash as it tries to hit a target of producing 5,000 Model 3 electric sedans per week after production delays.
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The blaze burning through dry brush, grass and timber had scorched 13,700 acres (about 21 square miles or 55 square kilometers) since it started on Saturday.
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Gavin Newsom said Friday that California would hold PG&E accountable for failing to do its job in the wake of fires burning through the state.
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DeVry has been burning through cash as its enrollments plummet; its filings show it now has roughly 25,000 students, down from over 70,000 at its peak.
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Flames are not only licking 1,000 year-old trees, they're burning through the deep, carbon rich peat that's been accumulating on the forest floor for millennia.
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After burning through the campaign this past weekend, I was pleased to find it is the satisfying solo mode the first game always cried out for.
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Two wildfires currently burning through Southern California have forced thousands of people in the area to flee their homes for safety, including many high-profile celebrities.
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The market for tech stocks has gone to pieces in recent years, he suggested, accompanied by gloomy warnings to tech unicorns to stop burning through cash.
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Its stock dropped to 10 cents a share last Thursday, after apparently burning through a short-term $5 million loan it took out a week before.
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Burning through 24,8361 acres of land in Northern California, the Camp Fire has been the most ruinous of them all since it started on Nov. 260.
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The 200-year-old company, swamped by debt and pension liabilities and burning through cash, went into liquidation on Monday, threatening suppliers, merchants and big banks.
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As the climate crisis continues to exacerbate extreme weather events and natural disasters, we've come to expect news of huge fires burning through the American West.
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Meanwhile, the Woolsey Fire near Los Angeles was 91 percent contained — after burning through more than 96,000 acres — on Sunday and has led to three deaths.
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And in the end, what is the world but an island writ large, marooned in a vast blankness, burning through its stores of food and fuel?
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The service's $10 price point exploded in popularity late last year, and MoviePass parent company Helios and Matheson (HMNY) has been burning through cash ever since.
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But it did warn that it was burning through about $125 million a month in cash, and its ability to remain in business was in doubt.
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Technology aboard NASA satellite Aqua captured images of carbon monoxide in the atmosphere associated with wildfires burning through the Amazon rainforest for the past few weeks.
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In addition to areas of Brazil, satellite images posted online to Flickr show wildfires burning through huge portions of the Arctic, including Russia, Alaska, and Greenland.
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But whatever your device, the computer is probably burning through more of your mobile data plan than if you were browsing the web on the phone.
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In addition, the autoplay videos embedded on many news sites were ruthless about shouting for our attention while draining our batteries and burning through data plans.
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" Money-losing Tesla has been burning through cash as it has aggressively ramped up production of the Model 215, a process Musk has called "production hell.
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And if that pays off in November, as my colleague Jason Linkins has suggested, burning through millions every single day will have been money well spent.
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Ticket to ride: Uber (UBER) and Lyft (LYFT) thrived for years on the private market by raising, and burning through, billions of dollars in venture capital.
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The company's most recent financial statements show that it has been burning through billions of dollars every year — and is close to running out of money.
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Part of the plan was expected — WeWork, which has been burning through cash like a California wildfire, is going to try to get that under control.
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Forest fires burning through Indonesia are leaving Bornean orangutans, a critically endangered species of orangutan native to the island of Borneo and Indonesia, in harm's way.
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In 2018, Faraday Future, burning through cash and unable to find another financier, laid off a large chunk of its employees and applied for financial assistance.
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So far, the industry hasn't seen shortages and price spikes because factories are burning through their inventory of plastics like polyethylene, which come in small pellets.
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Analysts who cover the company fret about the slow pace of delivery and the rapid pace at which Tesla is burning through cash trying to deliver.
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With both companies burning through cash, the combined entity is likely to magnify the losses and cash-burn that both are seeing individually, Barclays analysts said.
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The stock has been dogged by concerns that the company couldn't hit production targets, was burning through too much cash and was facing looming debt payments.
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After burning through all her sick days, and even after several colleagues volunteered their own days, she still had to go six weeks without a paycheck.
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The blaze burning through dry brush, grass and timber has scorched 21 square miles (54 square kilometers) since it started on Saturday and is threatening 600 buildings.
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You have a company burning through cash flow, they have balance sheet issues, you have a wildcard of a CEO, you have board members not seeking reelection.
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So if I have an interest in burning through three hours and 44 minutes of my life for real, what are some things I could do instead?
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The Camp Fire broke out on Thursday, killing at least 853 people and burning through 117,000 acres by Monday, according to the New York Times and CalFire.
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Even if the stock market does eventually recover, you will have been burning through your savings so quickly that you'll be in a much worse position financially.
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Just weeks before the mudslide in, the area experienced its largest wildfire on record, burning through a total of 273,400 acres and destroying more than 1,000 structures.
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Newly unsealed court documents reveal that Uber's self-driving car unit was burning through $20 million a month in the run-up to this year's expected IPO.
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Netflix has been burning through cash for the last decade, signing names like Guillermo del Toro ( "Shape of Water"), Ryan Murphy ("Glee") and Shonda Rhimes ("Grey's Anatomy").
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The Camp Fire broke out on Thursday, killing at least 42 people and burning through 117,000 acres by Monday, according to the New York Times and CalFire.
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They have held on to them because they have been unwilling to sell at levels attractive to buyers, which would mean taking losses and burning through capital.
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Although Riyadh is burning through its foreign assets to cover the budget gap, it still had $628 billion in November, enough to finance years of new projects.
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Still, the company backed its full-year earnings outlook and said it expected to generate cash this quarter after burning through $2 billion in the third quarter.
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The guy is stuck hurtling through space with no chance of rescue, burning through the last of his oxygen supply to record Pepper a morose goodbye message.
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Mr Jia, LeEco's outspoken chief executive, said in an open letter in November that his company had expanded too quickly, burning through cash at an unsustainable pace.
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The embattled department store chain has been burning through cash at a rapid pace as it tries to revive its business in the face of deteriorating sales.
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In Lingen, Germany, soared to its highest level on recordreportSatelliteimagesposted online showed wildfires burning through huge portions of the Arctic, including Russia, Alaska, and Greenland this week.
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The company reported a narrower-than-expected loss on Wednesday, and the electric car maker has been burning through cash to make gains in Model 3 production.
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Looking around the table, I calculated that, collectively, we would be burning through roughly thirty-two thousand air miles to enjoy a fanatically locavore, ecologically pristine meal.
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Surely some fraction of the schmoozing and industry hobnobbing paid off, but it came as SoundCloud struggled to make progress while aggressively burning through limited venture cash.
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Inland, where molten rock is burning through jungle, methane explosions are hurling boulders while toxic gas is reaching some of the highest levels seen in recent times.
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Both companies have been raising money from investors — and burning through much of it — as they fight over the small orders that dominate India's food delivery market.
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Investors have criticized the company for burning through cash as it races to ramp up production of its Model 3 midsize sedan, which is months behind schedule.
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Burr, a vice president under Thomas Jefferson now mostly remembered for fatally shooting Alexander Hamilton in a duel, was burning through her fortune, according to historians' accounts.
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By comparison, Apple's iPhone includes restrictions like limiting adult content on websites, turning off in-app purchases and preventing a child from burning through your cellular plans.
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U.S. and Japanese satellites have captured the colossal smoke plume from relentless Australian fires — including a more than 1.2-million-acre megafire burning through a national park.
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Going private would remove the public spotlight from the company, which has been burning through cash and struggling to meet production targets, according to CNBC's Robert Ferris.
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Saudi Arabia is burning through its reserves at a record pace, but at the same time, it can sustain low prices for the next three to four years.
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Perhaps worse, the offering yielded far less cash for Casper than it initially hoped for — an important consideration for a company that's been rapidly burning through its stash.
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"Our directors cannot just allow the Taj to continue burning through tens of millions of dollars when the union has singlehandedly blocked any path to profitability," he said.
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You'll probably have less control over the camera, but you'll be able to acquaint yourself with the format and produce more consistent results without burning through a paycheck.
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Propping up the rouble would have been popular, since it would have preserved ordinary Russians' purchasing power, but it would have meant burning through the country's reserves again.
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"There were several missed opportunities to guide the market away from what I think are exaggerated expectations for rate cuts when they're burning through dry powder," Desai said.
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The automaker said it still expected full-year earnings of $10.2 billion and a return to positive cash flow after burning through $2 billion in the third quarter.
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Ratcheting is especially common among companies with an unproven business model that are burning through cash quickly, said Steve Sutter, chief financial officer at the software company Egnyte.
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Here are some eye-popping numbers from these latest fires: Growing huge ... The Thomas Fire, the largest of the blazes, is burning through Ventura County toward Los Angeles.
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Elon Musk's electric car company has soared more than 45 percent this year, despite the company's inability to deliver products on time while burning through billions in cash.
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Mr. Cruz raised $11.9 million in February and, despite burning through $17.5 million over the course of the month, began March with $8 million in cash on hand.
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The Sun can be a metaphor for what makes Leo wonderful—like burning through the clouds and bringing us all joy—but many Leos need a dimmer switch.
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New York (CNN Business)Uber practically wrote the playbook for raising and burning through billions of dollars in venture capital in search of rapid growth around the world.
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And as Matt notes, it's burning through so much plot now that a lot of new characters aren't afforded the more meandering introductions we've gotten with older players.
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So firefighters who once only had to worry about the hazards of fires burning through forests now also have to contend with threats like power lines and fuel tanks.
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That led to delays in getting the special credit card that customers need to use the service and it also accelerated the timeline for burning through its initial cash.
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The company has been burning through cash as it ramps up production and deliveries of its Model 3 midsize sedan, and it has big plans for the years ahead.
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Family and ownership connections between the two companies have raised concerns about Tesla's motivations in buying SolarCity, which has been burning through its cash pile to finance its growth.
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Meanwhile, Jolla was quickly burning through its remaining investor cash and trying to placate its crowdfunding backers who were clamoring for a refund on the tablets that never materialized.
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Despite the increased potency, it didn't take long for Larry to start burning through his entire prescription before the month was up and he could get a new one.
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Uber Technologies and Slack Technologies tumbled following stock market listings, while WeWork almost collapsed after burning through more than $10 billion on its mission to "elevate the world's consciousness".
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Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton unleashed a barrage of spending in September, with both candidates burning through more money than they raised as the fall campaign sprint began.
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SpoonRocket, which made and delivered meals that cost less than $10, closed this month after burning through $13.5 million (and earning mixed reviews on the quality of the food).
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Last year was the deadliest and costliest fire season in the state's history; in October, the worst of the season's fires raged in Northern California, burning through wine country.
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On the one hand, we are burning through billions of dollars by deploying state-of-the-art resources against technologically primitive enemies in the Middle East and Africa. Why?
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In addition to the 500 million euros, the government could be forced to inject more funds into Alitalia, which was already burning through cash well before the coronavirus crisis.
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Much as it did during the dot-com boom nearly 20 years ago, Wall Street is cozying up to tech companies that are growing fast but burning through cash.
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Users were told "there are no more screenings at this theater today," when in reality MoviePass was disabling its services to prevent it from burning through too much cash.
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The blazes have proved deadly and destructive, burning through more than 15.6 million acres, or more than 24,000 square miles, an area larger than the state of West Virginia.
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And when GoDaddy was slowly burning through the $0003 million he got from selling his first company, Parsons Technology, which made money management software, he again recalled those nuns.
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After experiencing multiple outages, reportedly due to the company burning through all its cash and being unable to pay for tickets, MoviePass announced on Tuesday a new pricing model.
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And the other issue is that, having spent more than $20203 million in the Pennsylvania election, they are burning through cash in a year donors are not super excited.
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Astronomers think Betelgeuse&aposs dimming is most likely just another short phase in the life of a giant star that&aposs burning through the last dregs of its fuel.
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Ofo, one of the biggest players in the industry, is on the verge of collapse after burning through billions of dollars that it raised from investors including Alibaba (BABA).
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Founded in 2007, Fisker Automotive built fewer than 0003,000 cars through 2012 while burning through $1.4 billion in private investments and taxpayer-funded loans from the U.S. Department of Energy.
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This summer bushfires have swept across Australia, burning through almost 12 million hectares, destroying more than 2,500 homes and killing 33 people, in some of the worst bushfires in decades.
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Basel said banks were in full compliance with rules requiring them to hold "liquidity" buffers of assets that could be sold quickly in a crisis to avoid burning through capital.
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The shakeup comes amid a report that Walmart's e-commerce division has been struggling to make money and burning through cash, upsetting some executives back at Walmart's Bentonville, Arkansas, headquarters.
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It happened because Congress funded ICE to detain about 38,000 immigrants at any given time — and they've been detaining more than 403,000, thus burning through their money faster than budgeted.
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TrackR has not cited sales problems for its own layoffs, and our original source for this story claimed it was more due to the company burning through cash too fast.
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To secure popular TV shows like "The Office" and "Friends" as well as to sign exclusive deals with content creators, Netflix has been burning through cash over the last decade.
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Tesla continues to struggle through the "production hell" of the mass-market Model 211 sedan, burning through billions of dollars in cash and worrying investors about the company's financial future.
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Electronic burners produce a hot, constant heat, quickly burning through the sugary stuff and exposing the lungs to a harsh, more toxic tobacco like that from a cigar or cigarette.
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But the impulse to conflate toothbrush delivery with Nobel Prize-worthy good works is not just a bit cultish, it's currently a wildfire burning through the so-called innovation sector.
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Wildfires have been raging in several parts of California this week, burning through shrub land and neighborhoods and inching perilously close to the cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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A. Third-party apps often use easy-to-read graphics to break down your phone's cellular data consumption so you can see just which programs are burning through your bytes.
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Airlines are now burning through about $10 billion a month as cancellations "far outpace" new bookings in a situation that is "getting worse each day," the group said in statement.
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LOS ANGELES — More than 23,000 firefighters battled wildfires burning through the Verdugo Mountains on the north edge of Los Angeles on Sunday, in the midst of a scorching heat wave.
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Today humanity plays the role of that primeval Siberian supervolcano, burning through the world's ancient stores of carbon, long buried underground in the form of oil, coal and natural gas.
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But you may want to turn that feature off to avoid accidentally burning through your monthly allotment and paying extra, even if you&aposre binging on your TV at home.
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As two billionaires pile staggering amounts of cash into their 2020 Democratic presidential campaigns, several of their rivals are burning through money much more quickly than they are raising it.
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The healthcare push has taken up enormous amounts of time and energy, burning through Trump's political capital while delaying action on other issues such as tax reform and infrastructure investment.
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The retailer, which also runs Kmart discount shops, is burning through $1003 billion to $2100 billion annually, according to analysts, as it struggles to compete with online retailers such as Amazon.
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"It really felt like it was one of these start-ups that's burning through cash and needs a way to bring money in to keep funding their operations," said DCG's Scher.
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Shale drillers have also been burning through their most productive wells in recent years, raising concerns that it will become harder to tap the resource at attractive prices in the future.
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Concerns remain over the company's ability to make debt payments at a time when it has been burning through cash from heavy capital spending after five straight years of net losses.
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California lawmakers and activists alike say that AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon are burning through cash in an attempt to block the net neutrality bills; with SB 822 being particularly targeted.
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The Tubbs Fire, meanwhile, hit Napa and Sonoma Counties for 123 days starting in October 2017, burning through just over 36,000 acres before it was fully contained, according to Cal Fire.
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Another two deaths connected to the deadly wildfires burning through Sonoma County were confirmed by the sheriff's department Wednesday night, raising the wildfire-related death toll in Northern California to 23.
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Musk is aware that some changes at the company, which is burning through cash at an incredible rate as it tries to ramp up production of the Model 3, are warranted.
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With rapidly rising fuel, healthcare, food, and travel costs back home, it's nice to know that there are still places where it's possible to live well without burning through retirement savings.
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Officials note that the AQI changes throughout the day and that the pollution from industrial dust, cars and emissions is different than wildfires burning through trees and grass but still unhealthy.
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In the early stages of their build-up, the companies haven't even paid lipservice to viability - giving a free service to customers and merchants, while burning through their start-up funding.
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Appleby and Zimmer's chemistry isn't just electric but acidic, burning through the camera lens so fast you almost forget their characters are doing truly terrible things in the name of ratings.
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That price drop leads to the ousting of Spikes, who never believed in the $10-a-month plan working, and MoviePass burning through hundreds of millions of dollars to keep going.
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"The company is still burning through cash, and the timing as to when the CSeries program turns profitable and becomes free cash flow positive is still sometime away," Mr. Mann wrote.
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Ever since Amazon opened its first physical bookstore in late 2015, there's been a question burning through industry circles: This retail initiative can't really be about selling good old-fashioned books.
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Endless debate over an altercation at the Lincoln Memorial dominated the weekend, but there was one bright spot burning through the garbage—an epic marathon Twitch stream of Donkey Kong 2000.
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Tesla has been falling woefully behind in delivering on its production promises and the electric vehicle company is burning through cash as it tries to ramp up those production delivery numbers.
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They are pulling together to meet an urgent need: Hospitals, overwhelmed by the fast-spreading pandemic, are burning through their supplies of protective gear, in particular masks, at an alarming rate.
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BURNING THROUGH RESERVES The central bank sold $169 million in reserves on Friday at an average 59.1301 pesos per dollar in its first currency market intervention of the day, traders said.
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Your phone needs to be connected to the Internet for the app to work however, so the company advises users switch to Wi-Fi to avoid burning through a lot of data.
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In May, the company reported it is burning through its cash reserves, spending an average of $21.7 million a month, and it had only $15.5 million left at the end of April.
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Peat fires are particularly difficult to put out, and they pose an added risk to the forest, burning through the natural seed bank that would allow new trees to sprout next year.
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The Camp Fire — which started in Butte County, California, on Thursday and is just one of several wildfires burning through the state — is responsible for the deaths of at least 48 people.
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That is the novel and opaque ways in which it has been burning through a war-chest of nearly $54m, mostly raised in small gifts from the doctor's fellow devout social-conservatives.
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Using a page turn as an 'unknown,' you can get readers burning through pages to create speed and wanting to get to the next page, the next, the next, and so on.
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I didn't notice it until I was trying to load in my filament for the first time, which entailed heating up that printing tip and me almost accidentally burning through the tape.
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Egypt needs hard currency after burning through its foreign exchange reserves as political turmoil hit foreign investment and tourism since the 2011 popular uprising that ousted former autocrat Hosni Mubarak from power.
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He has been a terrible owner, winning just 43 percent of his games, burning through seven head coaches, never reaching the Super Bowl and stubbornly refusing to change the team's polarizing name.
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Other experts have previously observed that the timing of the Tesla-SolarCity deal couldn't be worse, given that both companies are years away from profitability and both are quickly burning through cash.
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"They're burning through $20 million a month and have $40 million on hand, so they can last two more months," Michael Pachter, managing director, equity research, at Wedbush, said in an email.
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Unicorns can no longer meander along burning through private money, and if they do rush an IPO after dragging their feet for an average of 22013 years, the outlook could be bleak.
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The bottom lineFishing gear isn't cheap, and I'm not a snob, but after burning through $100 rod-and-reel combinations every year or two, I'm looking forward to seeing this setup last.
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Your mate would have given it an hour and then deleted it, and then gone and sat outside and felt a deep sense of shame burning through every fibre of his being.
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What they're saying: Unified Incident Commander Chief Brett Gouvea told evacuees from Redding that the fire had grown on multiple fronts Saturday, burning through the footprints of historical fires in Shasta County.
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GE is burning through gobs of cash The license in question allows GE to export its Leap-1C engine to China for use in the C919, a narrow-body aircraft in development.
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In its I.P.O. filing, WeWork said it had $2.5 billion in cash at the end of June but also revealed that it was burning through hundreds of millions of dollars every month.
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The company routinely loses money and is burning through cash as it ramps up development of its Model 3 sedan, a less-expensive electric car it hopes appeals to the mass market.
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During 2015, Mexico relied on dollar auctions to prop up its peso after a global oil price drop, but it abandoned the program in February 2016 after burning through billions in reserves.
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Southeast Asian countries that are burning through their foreign exchange reserves can turn to a regional safety net — known as the Chiang Mai Initiative — if their positions deteriorate, analysts said last week.
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Ciaran O'Leary, a partner at BlueYard Capital, a Berlin-based venture firm, said most European start-ups still did not have the luxury of burning through their fund-raising at record speeds.
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In October, even as more than a dozen fires broke out in the northern part of the state, a separate one quickly grew in the Anaheim Hills, burning through thousands of acres.
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US-based ride-sharing giant Uber admitted that it's burning through more than a billion dollars a year in China, as it fights a fierce price war against local rival Didi Kuaidi.
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With so much of its success built on existing intellectual property, and given the pace at which they're burning through their top IP right now, is it possible they'll eventually just ... run out?
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The current conditions have already caused eight major fires burning their way through California, and many of them are expected to continue burning through at least the rest of August, according to NOAA.
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Near Big Sur along California's scenic coastline, the so-called Soberanes Fire was 55 percent contained on Thursday after burning through nearly 70,000 acres and destroying 57 homes, as well as 11 outbuildings.
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The Camp Fire broke out in Butte County on Thursday, killing at least 48 people, burning through 130,000 acres and destroying more than 7,500 buildings, most of them homes, by Tuesday, CalFire reported.
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Concerns that Elon Musk's electric-car company is burning through cash have damaged its credit rating and raised questions about whether it could run out of money by the end of the year.
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In June, Depp was the subject of a dark Rolling Stone profile, which alleged that the actor was burning through his fortune, drinking excessively, and displaying alarming behavior at his home in London.
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Officials said Qatar was burning through $500 million a week at one stage last year, with new stadiums, roads, hotels and a metro system reshaping the country as it prepares for the tournament.
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Einhorn, along with fellow hedge fund manager Jim Chanos, is one of the electric carmaker's fiercest critics, accusing it of putting "dangerous products" on the road and saying it was burning through cash.
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Using WiFi-based texting did make more sense, if you were being cautious of burning through data plan minutes and wanted to avoid your dad mowing over your phone when the bill came.
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Photo: Johannes Simon (Getty Images)Things haven't been going so hot for Uber, which is burning through billions of dollars a year with no fleet of driverless taxis in sight to stop it.
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It was widely expected that the company would still be burning through cash as it works to clear its suborbital space plane with regulators so it can send its first paying customers aloft.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc is burning through more than a billion dollars a year in China as it wages a fierce price war against local rival Didi Kuaidi, its chief executive said.
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Meanwhile Niki is burning through up to 16.5 million euros ($19.7 million) of interim financing it has been given by IAG's Vueling, which administrator Floether said would last for only a few weeks.
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They can't meet production, they're burning through cash," and perceived tirades on Twitter don't help, Bapis told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday, adding his pessimism comes even as the company is "super innovative.
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LOS ANGELES — The largest of the Southern California wildfires accelerated its spread into Santa Barbara County on Saturday, burning through the outskirts of the wealthy enclave of Montecito, home to many Hollywood stars.
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For weeks, Australians on the eastern coast have been living under a total fire ban as bush fires have raged unabated, burning through houses, killing wildlife and making the air dangerous to breathe.
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The yuan has lost more than 3 percent of its value against the US dollar this year, and China has attempted to bolster it by burning through assets it holds in other foreign currencies.
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Uber wants to raise roughly $1 billion at a valuation of between $5 billion and $3803 billion for its autonomous vehicles unit — yes, the same one that was burning through $20 million per month.
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The two wildfires currently burning through Southern California, dubbed the Woolsey Fire and Hill Fire, have forced thousands of people in the area to flee their homes for safety, including many high-profile celebrities.
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Banks will have to issue billions of dollars in known as total loss absorbing capacity debt or TLAC debt which can be written down to avoid burning through all their capital in a crisis.
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In the third quarter of the year, he raked in just under $3.5 million but spent nearly $4 million, meaning he is burning through money at a faster rate than he is raising it.
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The optimum way to do this is to save them for five kilometre and 10 kilometre portkeys, so you're not burning through them on the two kilometre ones (save the gold key for those).
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Shonali, 24, an HIV-positive sex worker in the eastern city of Kolkata, said she barely had any work and was burning through her limited savings buying the food she needs to stay healthy.
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This is the story of how a once promising tech startup went drastically off course, burning through nearly $15 million in investor money and bank loans while deliberately running the business at a loss.
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Firefighters were desperately battling fast-moving wildfires burning through the hills just outside Santa Barbara Tuesday morning, attempting to keep the fire outside of city limits as residents evacuated along highways surrounded by flames.
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Shonali, 24, an HIV-positive sex worker in the eastern city of Kolkata, said she barely had any work and was burning through her limited savings buying the food she needs to stay healthy.
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But fire managers said crews were struggling in very rugged terrain as they tried to defend homes in the community of Little Tujunga and stop the spreading blaze that is burning through chaparral and brush.
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Still, the high upfront costs associated with its business model—its academic team in Cambridge, for example, is expensive—mean that just like many a Silicon Valley hopeful, it is quickly burning through investors' cash.
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The battery life is contingent on what it's doing, so presumably the longer it's running around looking for me with its roving 3D vision perception system, the more it's burning through a lot of energy.
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Lyft users lack loyalty That said, Green made an excellent point in his interview with the Journal: Uber is burning through mounds of cash by trying to compete in new markets in India and China.
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Still, a buyback would put pressure on the world's largest coal miner, which is fast burning through its cash horde as it expands aggressively to meet the government-set target of doubling output this decade.
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Keeley said many homes in Paradise were incinerated by the Camp Fire, but the trees around those homes were intact, indicating that the fire was wind- and ember-driven, rather than burning through the forest.
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But, there are conditions: Brex insists the card be paid in full every 103 days, and it monitors the company's bank account balance daily to ensure the start-up is not recklessly burning through cash.
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The company has been burning through cash and expects spending to rise this year, even as a host of upcoming projects demand attention and capital, including the new Tesla Semi and the Model Y crossover.
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He wrote that the company spends "way over 100 m[illion]" annually and is experimenting with ways to cut costs throughout the season to break free of "startup mode," or to stop burning through cash.
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While the story is imperfect, the notion of burning through it is backward, like fast-forwarding through The Leftovers or Game of Thrones because you want to chat with friends about the most recent episodes.
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The massive amount of cash each company is burning through in order to dominate China has led to speculation that Uber and Didi Chuxing may merge, but both companies have denied any interest in a union.
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Elon Musk believes Tesla is "very close" to turning a profit after years of burning through cash, but warned that Sunday would prove pivotal to the car marker achieving an "epic victory" on its production goals.
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At the very minimum, Musk, who has a history of missing launch deadlines and burning through more government funds than expected, should follow the example of competing launchers by drafting a realistic plan and cost estimate.
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The super-PAC raised a total of $118 million on behalf of the former Florida governor in 2015, and dominated the presidential field in terms of spending by burning through almost $60 million in one year.
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"Burning through the fee reserves is a short-term, stopgap effort that will have consequences throughout the coming year or longer," said Jonathan Jarvis, who was the National Park Service (NPS) director during the Obama administration.
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For Tata Steel, by contrast, the joint venture is a move to save its ailing European steel business, which has been burning through about $1 billion of cash a year, by getting better economies of scale.
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"The floating nuke accident scenario also carries with it the potential for molten parts of the reactor core burning through the bottom of the barge to reach the water below," Mr. Lochbaum wrote in an email.
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One ex-employee said Beepi was burning through around $7 million a month when it had its peak of 300 employees (before laying off 200 in December as part of its bid to sell to Fair.com).
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It has been burning through billions of dollars as it tries to scale up production of its Model 3 sedan, Tesla's lowest-priced vehicle and its first attempt at making a car for the mass market.
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Fisher and Potter estimated that Oesterlund was burning through about a million dollars a month, much of it going to pay the lawyers and accountants keeping his maze of trusts and shell companies in working order.
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For example, the Vision Fund has been making big bets on start-ups like Uber, WeWork (shared workplaces) and Wag (on-demand dog care) that are known for burning through cash, not generating piles of it.
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Though volcanoes in Siberia had already been erupting for around 103,000 years, Dr. Burgess's work indicates that it wasn't until the magma started burning through fossil fuels on a colossal scale that the mass extinction began.
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The company, which has been burning through cash, has come under pressure from rivals offering low-cost solar energy from utility-scale installations, and because some state governments have reined in subsidies that encouraged rooftop solar.
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Yet suddenly he was leading a high-profile franchise in a league with a reputation for byzantine roster and salary rules and a track record of burning through foreign coaches who could not adapt to them.
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I left with little to no information, a medicated gel (which felt like it was burning through my skin and subsequently made everything worse), and feeling like I'd wasted the doctor's time with something so superficial.
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The $1 billion it raised in a recent financing round indicates clear interest in its business, which is profitable and not burning through investor money to pay for its operations — unlike many other technology start-ups.
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One answer is that it works by burning through a lot of cash, since MoviePass pays theaters for every ticket users acquire through the app, albeit sometimes at a discounted price because of deals with cinemas.
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This is where Wacom feels the Magic Leap hardware, which many have eyed skeptically after burning through billions of dollars during its many years of development, could be a genuinely useful productivity tool in the design field.
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Alpha Natural Resources Inc is burning through cash so quickly that confirming a plan for the coal producer to exit bankruptcy is critical to ensure that it meets its environmental obligations, according to a West Virginia regulator.
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Earlier this year, MoviePass temporarily went down because it ran out of money, and its most recent quarterly earnings from August show that Helios and Matheson has been burning through cash trying to keep the service afloat.
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The turning point occurs when we realize that we're actually less happy with the understanding we sacrifice by burning through books and seasons of TV. In 2018, Narayan has resolved to set no goals for her reading.
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In "Starry Night and the Astronauts" (1972), a field of rich, dark-blue paint strokes is punctuated near the top by a small fragment of red, orange and yellow dots suggesting a rocket ship burning through space.
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At the time of the ICO, Kik was seeing decreased user activity in its app and burning through cash quick—with some $26 million left in the bank at a loss rate of $773 million a month.
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On the other hand, we are burning through trillions in order to build a relatively small number of ultra-sophisticated platforms that are increasingly vulnerable to detection and destruction by near-peer adversaries like China and Russia.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Ridesharing giant Uber, which has been burning through money faster than the Joker ($5.2 billion in the last quarter alone!), has suddenly frozen its hiring of technical and engineering staff in the U.
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The We Company, WeWork's parent, may seek a valuation as low as US$10bn, according to Reuters, down from January's US$47bn valuation after burning through US$2.36bn of cash in the first half of the year.
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With about 75 employees, about 50 of whom had worked at Apple, the company was burning through cash at a rate that venture investors were unwilling to continue funding without a clear path to a hit product.
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After burning through $2100 billion in the first half of last year as it struggled with the production and delivery of its more affordable Model 2900 car, Tesla turned a corner in the second half of 2019.
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Netflix, in particular, has been burning through cash for the last decade, signing names like Guillermo del Toro ("Shape of Water"), Ryan Murphy ("Glee"), Shonda Rhimes ("Grey's Anatomy") and D.B. Weiss and David Benioff ("Game of Thrones").
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Italian banks are saddled with a quarter of Europe's soured loans, a hangover from a deep recession that ended in 2014, and are struggling to offload them as they can only sell at a loss, burning through capital.
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Lytro was founded more than a decade ago, and has, for much of that time, been an ahead-of-its time technology in search of a problem to solve, all while burning through quite a bit of cash.
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Florida, in particular, has been burning through funds quickly, undertaking the costly work of spraying and otherwise controlling the mosquito population, and health experts worry that another cluster of cases elsewhere might cost more money than they have.
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The company is still burning through billions in cash and has faced challenges on several fronts, including labor disputes, executive departures and investigations into the role its Autopilot driver-assistance system has played in some high-profile crashes.
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One hospital at the center of the outbreak, New York City's Presbyterian Hospital, said in an internal memo that it was burning through about 40,603 masks a day — and anticipated that rate to increase to 70,000 per day.
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We also mustn't forget that the president has never released his tax returns, he refused to sever ties with his businesses, and he is burning through our money going to golf courses or his properties with decadent regularity.
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The company, which has never turned a profit, is burning through cash so quickly that it would be hard to find banks or bond investors willing to lend tens of billions of dollars to finance a private buyout.
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But since peaking in September 2017, the shares have slumped by more than 26 percent, as concern has grown about ongoing production problems for the Model 3, and the prodigious amount of cash the company is burning through.
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In an email to employees, Mr. Musk said that the cash infusion gave Tesla only 10 months to become profitable at the rate it was burning through cash and that "all expenses of any kind" must be reviewed.
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David Enrich, Jesse Drucker, and Ben Protess reported in the New York Times Saturday that while Trump was burning through cash in 2016 to self-finance his presidential campaign, he needed additional funds to keep his business growing.
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Using "Netflix and chill" as code for anything other than watching Netflix and being lazy makes life very difficult for those of us whose idea of a night well spent involves burning through three episodes of Making a Murderer.
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The problem for Hawaiian Airlines began when the carrier discovered it was burning through more fuel than anticipated on its route between Honolulu and the small Pacific island territory of American Samoa, according to reporting by the Associated Press.
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But Munchery has had a rough last 12 months, between scathing reports of the company wasting an average of 16 percent of the food it makes, laying off 30 employees and burning through most of the money it's raised.
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A month after lava first began gushing out of cracks near homes on Hawaii's Big Island, the eruption at Kilauea volcano showed no sign of ending Monday with lava burning through residential communities as it flowed toward the ocean.
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According to Bernstein, a research firm, ever since 2012 shale producers on average have spent more than they earned; by the first quarter of 2016 they were burning through more than three times as much cash as they produced.
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Image: Nic Coury/APThe Soberanes fire is proving exceptionally difficult to fight due to an unfortunate combination of geography—it's burning through steep, forested ridges of the Carmel highlands 120 miles south of San Francisco—and unusual weather patterns.
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Central Bank Governor Tarek Amer has said he would consider floating the pound once reserves hit $25 billion, but that target looks ambitious to some economists who say Egypt is burning through dollars as fast as it gets them.
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Italy failed to help its banks before strict rules limiting state aid to lenders came into force last year and its banks have struggled to offload bad debts as they can only sell at a loss, burning through capital.
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With some $13.7 billion left in the bank, Uber can keep burning through cash at its current rates for over two more years, though odds are pretty good they're gonna have to start popping more than balloons soon.[Crunchbase]
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Argentina's government is "trying to stop burning through reserves fruitlessly" amid a collapse in rollover rates for its short-term debt, Fiona Mackie, regional director for Latin America at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), said via Twitter on Thursday.
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With oil and gas prices down 70 percent since 2014 and many new wells money losers, analysts say companies like Chesapeake are in "zombie mode" - slowly burning through cash and unable to invest in growth in a meaningful way.
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Mr. Bakish, who was flying to Los Angeles from New York on Friday, has been slashing and burning through the Viacom ranks as he seeks to return the entertainment conglomerate to growth — or at least stop its steep slide.
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"Her kisses taste like whiskey / Burning through my veins / She don't know how to miss me / She hits right where she aims/ Baby's got my number and she's calling me up/ Knows what she's doing with a single touch," he sings.
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This is important because every cell in the human body is primarily fueled by glucose and the brain is the largest consumer of it, burning through up to 20 percent of all the fuel produced by our bodies every day.
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Sears is burning through cash so rapidly that if it doesn't secure more money, it could run out of cash to support its business in as soon as two weeks, it recently warned in papers filed with the bankruptcy court.
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According to Bloomberg, MoviePass' parent company Helios & Matheson reported in a Tuesday filing that it's down to just $15.5 million in cash as of the end of April—at a time when it's burning through around $21.7 million a month.
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At least 48 people have died since three wildfires broke out in California, with the Camp Fire burning through 113,000 acres in Northern California, according to CalFire, and taking dozens of lives — making it the deadliest blaze in the state's history.
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I was nineteen, she had just turned eighteen and as we walked home from school, the cracked pavement burning through the thin soles of our shoes, I grabbed her hand with mine, clenching it so tightly my knuckles turned white.
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Improving weather conditions have allowed firefighters to build containment lines across multiple wildfires burning through Northern California, but officials said more than 11,000 firefighters are still trying to gain the upper hand on 12 large wildfires burning in the state.
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A GM spokesperson would not give any guidance on the company's profitability, but it is worth noting Cruise's last round of funding was a convertible note in the amount of $2 million — a likely indication the company was burning through funds.
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I don't believe that people should spend their time hacking how to spend their time (even though some of us are weak and end up burning through To Do List apps like we're looking for the best brand of cigarettes).
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Even at the end of the Permian Age, when huge injections of CO 2 from volcanoes burning through coal deposits culminated in "The Great Dying," the CO 2 content of the atmosphere grew at perhaps a tenth of the current pace.
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For five quarters in a row ahead of Wednesday earnings, free cash flow has been negative at Tesla, and the electric-car maker has been burning through more than $6,500 every minute, according to data compiled by Bloomberg this week.
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The fire has been burning through parts of the San Juan National Forest, and as of Saturday morning, the fire was 0 percent contained and had spread to 1,100 acres, according to Inciweb, a government portal for wildfire disaster information.
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That last figure aligns with what most any veteran of ground combat in Iraq and Afghanistan could tell you — American troops have been involved in a dizzying number of gunfights since 2001, burning through mountains of ammunition along the way.
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Nuclear fallout is actual, visible stuff: It's "a fine dust or sand-like material" that emits radiation — you need to get that off and take deep cover while it's blowing around and burning through its wild, destructive infancy and adolescence.
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That last thing especially—shared finances—can be straining on a relationship, since buying things you don't need with your own cash is one thing, but burning through your lover's savings is one of the quickest ways to end up single.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hundreds of people were ordered to evacuate from a fast-moving wildfire burning through steep terrain near California's central coast on Saturday, after searing temperatures and parched land fueled dozens of blazes in the U.S. West and Southwest.
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There were many ways MoviePass could have gone about becoming a bigger player in Hollywood, but Farnsworth and Lowe seized on the idea of acquiring as many new users as possible, even if that meant rapidly burning through their venture capital.
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MOSCOW, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Russia's 2017-2019 budget must take account of the state's social obligations to the population, President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday, but he warned burning through central bank reserves or increasing state debt was not an option.
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Leading the losses will likely be the Chinese yuan, which slumped around 23.5 percent in 33 and was one of the main reasons for financial market volatility, despite Beijing supporting it by burning through reserves to offset the impact of outflows.
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The company has also made a dizzying list of acquisitions and investments — like its $13 million investment in a wave pool company — that many have viewed as distractions from WeWork's core business (which is still burning through piles of cash).
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The region's largest blaze, named the Rough Ridge Fire and burning through part of the Chattahoochee National Forest in Georgia, grew to more than 21,000 acres by Tuesday morning, nearly a month after it started because of a lightning strike.
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The company has also loaded up its balance sheet with debt, thanks to a merger with SolarCity, and is burning through over a $1 billion a quarter while struggling to launch a relatively simple-to-build car in the Model 3 sedan.
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In an October article for The Player's Tribune, Miles, now 22013, wrote an in-depth look at his sudden rise to fame and fortune, and the unfortunate circumstances that led to him burning through his money by the time he was 22016.
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He remembers two football players who, after graduation, flew from Asheville to Key West and then road tripped their way back up the coast, stopping in beach town after beach town, and burning through tens of thousands of dollars of their newfound wealth.
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SÃO PAULO — Brazil's government has offered up several explanations for the record number of fires that have been burning through the Amazon rainforest for weeks, including a theory from the country's president that environmental NGOs could have set the blazes to embarrass him.
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The problem is it was an expensive exercise, with Beepi, which was founded in 2013, burning through more than $22016 million in investment money (sometimes on boneheaded deals like this one, where it lost $250,22017 on the sale of a single car).
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Get ready: This Bloomberg preview looks at that and other questions facing Elon Musk's company, such as how much money Tesla is burning through to work things out with the Model 3 and the status of plans for a factory in China.
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Led by hard-charging executives seeking big paydays, giants like WorldCom, Global Crossing and Adelphia started far-reaching acquisition and capital-expenditure programs — burning through billions of dollars — to buy cable companies or bury long-haul fiber-optic cable under land and sea.
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After burning through most of her unwanted clothes from her own closet, she branched out into buying clothes from retailers like Anthropologie, Zara and even thrift stores around New York, with the sole purpose of flipping the items and making a profit.
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But Trump was running for president, and it was hard to avoid the suspicion that the loan he was requesting might have something to do with the fact that he was burning through gobs of his own cash on the campaign trail.
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Money-losing Tesla has been burning through cash to produce the Model 3, and delays have also potentially compromised Tesla's first-to-market position for a mid-priced, long-range battery electric car as a host of competitors prepare to launch rival vehicles.
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However, buying an annual subscription to MoviePass is a bit of risk for another reason, as well – the company is burning through cash extremely fast, and has only been able to hang on through continued investments from majority owner Helios and Matheson Analytics Inc.
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The couple rise at dawn to feed the chickens, then battle icy roads, burning through gasoline — all to "build baskets" of items like cheese curds, lettuce and sourdough loaves for a relatively small number of families who are willing to pay for the service.
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Lyft says the promotion will only last a week, but suffice to say the company is happy to keep burning through the $2 billion it raised in its most recent financing round as it continues to nip at the heels of its main rival Uber.
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Leap Motion nabs $50M for its VR/AR hand-tracking tech The company began building its own AR headset, all while it was continuing to hock tech to headset OEMs, but at that point the company was burning through cash and losing its lifelines.
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China still owns the world's largest currency reserves, but it has been burning through them at such a pace that some think Beijing might soon have to allow a sharp fall in the yuan or back-pedal on liberalisation and tighten its capital controls.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's foreign currency reserves have hit their lowest level since the end of last year, the most recent central bank data showed on Tuesday, at a time when the government has been burning through its dollars to help shore up the peso.
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"Part of our job is to make sure those benefits are burning through the clutter and the normal give-and-take of American politics," Tim Phillips, president of Americans for Prosperity, said during a private meeting of donors and supporters Saturday in Palm Springs.
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Uber as a whole, we're told, could be worth as much as $120 billion in an IPO, which maybe explains how it raised $2 billion almost effortlessly in the bond markets this week, despite the fact that it's burning through more than a billion dollars a year.
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The news comes shortly after TechCrunch's Mark Harris revealed the ridehailing firm was burning through $20 million a month on developing self-driving technologies, which means, according to our calculations, that Uber could have spent more than $900 million on automated vehicle research since early 2.953.
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Pointing to the rate at which Tesla is burning through cash, growing competition from other electric carmakers, and its difficulty hitting production targets, analysts and investors were skeptical that lenders would be willing to finance what would likely be the largest leveraged buyout in U.S. history.
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" It's what the author Maggie Nelson identifies as the rationale behind "all kinds of nefarious agendas, from arming kindergarten teachers to dropping a nuclear bomb on Iran to gutting all social safety nets to extracting and burning through what's left of the world's fossil fuel supplies.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China still owns the world's largest currency reserves, but it has been burning through them at such a pace that some think Beijing might soon have to allow a sharp fall in the yuan or back-pedal on liberalization and tighten its capital controls.
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One of the largest of the series of blazes, the Camp Fire — named for nearby Camp Creek — broke out in Butte County, killing at least 48 people, and burning through 130,000 acres and destroying more than 7,500 buildings, most of them homes, CalFire reported at the time.
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For the better part of eighteen months, Wall Street's resident rock star, the hedge‑fund manager William A. Ackman of Pershing Square Capital Management, had waged war against the company, burning through tens of millions of dollars of his firm's own money, with no end in sight.
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China's reserves are still the world's largest, but it has been burning through them at such a pace that some think Beijing might soon have to allow a sharp fall in the value of the yuan or back-pedal on liberalisation and tighten its capital controls.
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The company has been burning through cash in a bid to pivot in search of a profitable AR business model, and now shareholders are in dispute over whether to throw Blippar any more money to aid that effort, according to a statement the company provided to TechCrunch.
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This being Musk, who is well-known for sensationalism and spectacle—and with the New York Times reporting that Tesla is expected to announce a first-quarter loss this Wednesday when it is already burning through billions, giving the event curious timing—there's a lot to unpack.
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China's reserves are still the world's largest, but it has been burning through them at such a pace that some think Beijing might soon have to allow a sharp fall in the value of the yuan or back-pedal on liberalization and tighten its capital controls.
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"I think RNC donors would be interested to know that at the rate they're burning through cash by spending it at Trump properties, they could be subsidizing millions of dollars' worth of Trump food, wine, and ballroom rentals by the end of the year," he said.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 18 (Reuters) - The chief executive of Uber Technologies Inc said the company is burning through more than a billion dollars a year in China, where it is locked in a fierce battle with larger local rival Didi Kuaidi to lure consumers with cut-price deals.
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Successfully burning through the game has little to do with your actual kitchen skills, and everything to do with how quickly you are able to juggle cooking, grilling, garnishing, and serving multiple dishes simultaneously (though you can purchase higher quality ingredients and machinery in the game's store).
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There is perhaps no better example of how wildly out-of-control venture capital and Silicon Valley have gotten than the slow-moving disaster that is WeWork and the attempt by SoftBank, its largest investor, to save it by burning through an ungodly sum of its near-unlimited money.
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PITTSBURGH — Kirsten Gillibrand's near the bottom of the 2020 pack by every measure: The New York senator is at zero percent in a recent NBC/WSJ poll, and second-quarter fundraising numbers reveal that she's burning through money faster than any other presidential candidate in the race right now.
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Tesla has just over $3 billion in cash, but it's burning through roughly a billion a quarter as it embarks on one of the most daunting gambits in automotive history: taking production of its mass-market vehicle from zero to 400,000 or more a year in just 18 months.
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Whether you have honed in on your Dream Job with laser-like focus or have no idea what career you want, know that just getting a job is better than flopping about trying to figure out the right path while burning through any savings left in your bank account.
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Robo-advisory firms like Wealthfront and Betterment are building big asset bases — in the tens of billions of dollars between the big robos in total now — but are burning through venture capital in an attempt to become profitable and are still a speck compared to large financial services companies.
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In Puerto Rico, every time a teacher is paid, about a tenth of that money goes into a pension fund that is burning through cash so fast there will be none left by 2018, according to a projection in a new 10-year fiscal plan issued by Governor Rosselló.
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Ryan got so attached to her roles that she felt as if she was "burning through life experiences," by suddenly becoming a helicopter pilot (in "Courage Under Fire"), a journalist (in "When Harry Met Sally ... " and "Sleepless in Seattle") or an alcoholic (in "When a Man Loves a Woman").
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It often knits together these episodes via a common theme that applies to everybody in the show's world, as in, say, the second season's opening, which featured a giant comet burning through the sky for all the characters to see, allowing them to reflect on how doomed they all were.
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In the prototypical example, a bunch of men in suits (and these folks always seem to be men for some reason) swoop in from Manhattan with Excel spreadsheets and pink slips, slashing and burning through an organization while ladening the balance sheet with debt in an algebraic alchemy of monetary extraction.
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Tesla has just over $3 billion in cash, but it is burning through roughly $1 billion a quarter as it embarks on one of the most daunting gambits in automotive history: taking production of its mass-market vehicle from zero to 400,000 or more a year in just 2.23 months.
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WeWork has opened almost as many new locations in the last 294-210/22.5 months as it did in the whole first half of this year, likely accelerating the speed with which the office-sharing company is burning through cash as increasingly hard-nosed investors scrutinize its prospects for going public.
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Investors have been concerned about the amount of cash Tesla has been burning through and whether the company would need to raise additional funds to support its growth plans, which include introducing a semi-truck, a crossover SUV called the Model Y, more factories around the world, and other projects.
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Barra's promise to turn a profit is a bold claim in a market segment that has been driven more by government policy than consumer demand, and where Tesla Inc - the world's largest electric-vehicle manufacturer - is burning through more than $1 billion in cash each quarter selling premium-priced vehicles.
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Partially, it was because I didn't want to admit that I wasn't making any money; as my former classmates raked in six or seven figures in banking and consulting jobs, I was burning through my savings and piling up credit card debt trying to chase a dream I hadn't even settled on.
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Shares of MoviePass's parent company, Helios and Matheson Analytics, have fallen more than 90 percent since October, and the company recently reported that it has been burning through its cash reserves, spending an average of $21.7 million per month with just $15.5 million left in the bank at the end of April.
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In her addresses at Davos, Ms. Thunberg has repeatedly cited scientific consensus that the world as a whole is burning through what scientists call the carbon budget, which is the cumulative amount of carbon dioxide that can amass in the atmosphere over a period of time to keep temperatures within certain thresholds.
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According to the US Department of Energy, Class 8 trucks transport 73 percent of all goods in the United States and account for 22 percent of total energy use in transportation, burning through 28 billion gallons of fuel each year across 2.5 million trucks, each one racking up 66,000 miles annually on the odometer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - WeWork has opened almost as many new locations in the last 3-210/22.5 months as it did in the whole first half of this year, likely accelerating the speed with which the office-sharing company is burning through cash as increasingly hard-nosed investors scrutinize its prospects for going public.
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Forget the proverbial carrot on a stick, a study from psychologist Dan Ariely's new book Payoff: The Hidden Logic That Shapes Our Motivations suggests that the promise of a slice of crisp dough laden with gooey, oozy cheese is the thing that'll get you burning through your inbox and striking through the to-do list.
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His decisive win on Thursday — less than three months after Representative Joseph Crowley's stunning defeat at the hands of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in a congressional primary — was the latest sign that the wildfire of progressive energy that is burning through the Democratic Party nationally may not be potent enough to topple leading Democrats statewide.
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Photo: APStock in MoviePass' parent company Helios & Matheson has crashed precipitously amid reports that the ticket-sales service is very quickly running out of money—specifically, just $15.5 million in cash on hand at the end of April with another $27.9 million on deposit at a time when MoviePass is burning through nearly $22 million a month.
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It's a different way to spend some of your summer vacation without burning through the money that comes with travel and lodging, Staycation also comes without the stress that sometimes factors into planning a getaway — which is nice, because who wants to get stressed about vacation, something that is designed to help one de-stress and unwind?
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But as Mr. Cruz prepares for a long march to the Republican convention in July in Cleveland, he would not mind those donors' help: His campaign, long powered by a loyal cadre of small contributors, spent far more money than it raised in January and February — burning through about $10 million more than it took in.
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Without a spare hand to reload, clear malfunctions, and stabilize your weapon, your best-case scenario is burning through the magazine in each pistol before having to drop them both to reload, and because you're splitting your attention between weapons, chances are really good that you won't manage to hit anything before you have to reload either.
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Image: Darron Cummings ( (AP)Ticketing app and ongoing shitshow MoviePass has been burning through whatever could possibly remain of its finances at an incredible rate—when last the imploding startup was in the news, it was because it reportedly tried to prevent users from actually using it by changing their passwords and barring them from certain screenings.
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While Motorola hasn't announced a price or release date for its 5G mod yet, it said it will use Qualcomm x23 and x25 modems to deliver speeds potentially in excess of three gigabits per second (or five gbps when tethered to a PC), while also sporting a built-in 25,25 mAh battery to alleviate concerns about that 25G connection burning through your battery.
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Meanwhile, of course, spending money and time on interstate bus rides for mass amounts of migrants reduces the amount of money ICE has available to detain other immigrants — a budget it's already burning through too quickly to make it to the end of the fiscal year on September 30 without requesting more money from Congress, which House Democrats will be unlikely to give.
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Over the past few years, Mobike and Ofo were burning through large sums of investor money in a bid to win users from subsidized rides, but both have shown signs of softening their stance recently Mobike is downsizing its fleets to "avoid an oversupply" as the bike-sharing market falters, Meituan's chief financial officer Chen Shaohui said during the earnings call.
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Netflix is burning through cash in an attempt to ward off competitors, but producing expensive movies with small audiences may eventually seem like not a great investment, regardless of their critical appeal—especially when genre flicks, like the highly successful (and cheap) romantic comedies Set it Up and To All the Boys I've Loved Before, proved to be big hits.
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Even if the company eventually puts someone on the order of Jack Welch or Steve Jobs or even the real-estate titan Sam Zell in charge, it wouldn't change the fact that WeWork is burning through cash like a wildfire going through a California forest after a seven-year drought and is on track to run out of money as soon as this spring.
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Authorities say that Robert and Tiffany Williams — 36 and 35, respectively — did not notify either their bank or police after discovering that a bank teller's error had mistakenly increased their funds reportedly from just over $1,000 to six figures, but instead went on a two-and-a-half week spending spree in early June, burning through more than $000,000 of the money, according to the Williamsburg Sun-Gazette.
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The price increase — from a standard monthly rate of $2000 to $22016 — will reduce the amount of money the company is burning through each month by 23 percent (MoviePass was losing more than $243 million each month, according to a May filing), but the move is also the latest sign that the company simply needs more money if it wants to keep its subscription service up and running.
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WeWork's CFO says it will generate $2 billion in profit on the desks it's opened this year, and it shows the importance of the 'space-as-a-service' modelWeWork's 'entirely new, nonsense' way of evaluating its profits is eerily similar to the tech bubbleThe past 4 years of WeWork's pre-IPO financials show just how important cash flow is to the company's growthWeWork reported its financials for 2018 and both its revenue — and losses — doubledOne of WeWork's buildings is profitable, and the company says it's a vindication of its modelWeWork documents reveal it owes $18 billion in rent and is burning through cash as it seeks more fundingCoworking rivalsWeWork is the largest 'flex-space' operator in the US — and the real estate sector is slated to only keep its 600% boom goingIndustrious' CEO tells us why the coworking startup is ditching leases and managing property instead.
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