They got married in 1975 and pretty soon moved from buying up old houses to buying up old industrial spaces, which was their introduction to starting to buy up part of Beloit.
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Some councils have been buying up assets outside their boundaries.
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According to Argus Research, they've been buying up the stock.
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French champagne houses are buying up bits of southern England.
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The tech giants are also continuously buying up smaller companies.
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"People are just buying up whatever they can," he said.
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Her firm is buying up one media property after another.
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For its part, ChemChina has been active buying up other companies.
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As JBS was buying up rivals, the Batistas were buying politicians.
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Hospitals have been buying up physicians' practices at a record clip.
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Currently, the central bank does that by buying up Treasury bonds.
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And today, they're making a splash by buying up E*Trade.
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Since 2002, Ellison has steadily been buying up properties in Malibu.
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Private equity firms, meanwhile, have been actively buying up smaller cloud players.
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They can also become mini pizza tycoons, buying up other pizza parlors.
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But lately Farmland Partners has been buying up blueberry farms in Michigan.
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Cooperation Jackson started buying up land for its own community land trust.
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Large-scale, institutional firms began buying up tens of thousands of properties.
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Japanese companies were buying up trophy assets from New York to Los Angeles.
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And it may also include Uber, which has been buying up mapping assets.
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By buying up bonds, the Fed provided demand that held government yields back.
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"The unlicensed dispensaries are buying up pretty much anything and everything," he said.
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Some hospitals have further capitalized on the program by buying up satellite clinics.
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They are buying up Brazilian infrastructure just as they have done in Africa.
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The logic of Ambac buying up as many claims as possible makes sense.
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Bottom line: Expect BMC to soon begin buying up smaller enterprise software companies.
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Working with another Ukrainian immigrant, Symon Garber, Cohen started buying up taxi medallions.
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A lot of women have been buying up all of Anthony Horowitz's mysteries.
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The most popular location for buying up apocalypse land has become New Zealand.
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Qatar Airways expressed interest in buying up to 10 percent of American Airlines.
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Most recently they've also started making investments in and buying up private companies.
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Last year, Xiaomi inked a similar deal with Microsoft, buying up 1,500 patents.
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He turned his eye toward more respectable publishing, buying up a few alternative newspapers.
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I thought you might have some thoughts on all these zillionaires buying up properties.
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Whole Foods has also started buying up farmland to create its own organic supply.
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Kids — or more accurately, their parents — are buying up this Disney Moana costume ($14.91).
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The e-commerce giant has recently starting leasing airplanes and buying up truck trailers.
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Walmart is buying up a lot of brands that don't really feel like Walmart.
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Chinese investors are buying up assets in Australia from housing to ports to agriculture.
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Firms such as SoftBank have been buying up stakes in older, more mature startups.
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But then Chinese and Vietnamese businessmen started buying up trees by the lorryload. Today?
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He met Danley after he started buying up properties around Reno, Nevada, in 2012.
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Tencent took decidedly different tactic: Investing in, and/or buying up, major game makers.
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The tactic of buying up potentially valuable web addresses early has become increasingly common.
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So why are people buying up rolls more quickly than they can be restocked?
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Investors were buying up bonds as a perceived safety trade, sending yields inversely lower.
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He's been buying up vines — close to 2000 acres in Northern California and Oregon.
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In its letter, MNG was critical of Gannett's strategy of buying up digital businesses.
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Consumers are buying up items like disinfecting wipes, beans, pasta, tuna and toilet paper.
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Target had not been buying up companies like its rival Wal-Mart had been.
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Specifically, he said, the tech giants should be restrained from buying up nascent competitors.
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He also claimed that Colombians buying up subsidized goods in Venezuela was causing shortages.
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Tesla recently completed a months-long process of buying up battery tech company Maxwell Technologies.
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Amsterdam is trying to stop investors buying up new-builds to rent them out expensively.
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Should it be worrisome at all that Verizon is buying up all these web properties?
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The buying up of Mitsubishi shares will give Nissan a controlling stake in the carmaker.
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Shortly after, he found out that his followers were buying up his mom's knitted masterpieces.
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People in Asia and the U.S. are buying up face masks, sometimes queuing for hours.
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In Florida, and then in France, Disney insisted on buying up huge chunks of land.
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Buying up homes will provide added costs and risks, so some investors didn't like it.
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It mentioned that it gets a discount by buying up tokens before the actual ICOs.
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Yet, SoftBank isn't the only player rapidly buying up the cap tables of top startups.
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Rather, they're buying up cheap supplies in hopes of cashing in on high prices later.
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Corporate giants are all too good at buying up troublesome rivals and lobbying for privileges.
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It is they who are buying up the Clinton real estate – not the American people.
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Minutes after the call ended, Mr. Scott and Mr. Johnson began aggressively buying up pounds.
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NorthPoint, a Kansas City-based developer, began quietly buying up the necessary parcels of land.
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He swept into Brazil in 2000, buying up cellphone companies to create a national one.
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And other large tech companies are also buying up technology in talent in this area.
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They have spent millions remaking the small community and buying up much of its downtown.
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Analysts said investors were buying up Treasuries for perceived safety even if yields are low.
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Another Chinese developer, Evergrande Group, jumped in as well, slowly buying up shares last summer.
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Corporations were making tons of money and they were buying up lots of other companies.
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And so becoming ... just the way they're buying up mining, rare earth minerals, everything else.
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The company's tactics of buying up any would-be competitors and shamelessly copying rivals' features work.
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It also made one of the biggest acquisitions in Hollywood history, buying up 21st Century Fox.
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No word on whether the counter-boycott will now start buying up Trump chandeliers in solidarity.
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One local developer, he said, for instance, is buying up lots to hold for future construction.
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He reportedly spent years buying up adjacent property for added privacy in the Los Angeles neighborhood.
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The intent is to prevent investors from secretly buying up stakes to agitate for industry consolidation.
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He built the business by buying up famous sports brands such as Dunlop, Slazenger and Lonsdale.
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Van Vlissingen responded by consolidating its grip on the marketplace and buying up several smaller concerns.
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Still, those buying up ether are not the first to see potential in the Ethereum platform.
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But the undisputed leader of the "national team" buying up foreign chip know-how is Tsinghua.
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For years, Valeant was an investor darling, buying up assets and delivering double-digit profit growth.
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It is already buying up assets abroad, and took full control of France's Sanef in April.
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The fact he is buying up large parcels of land around Short Creek has raised eyebrows.
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Dish has been buying up spectrum, or radio frequencies that carry the data flowing through devices.
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Buying up smaller companies is usually part of a wider strategy: investing in their proprietary technologies.
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The company raised its forecast in anticipation of consumers buying up TVs and electronics this holiday.
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Tencent is taking a decidedly different tactic: Investing in, and/or buying up, major game makers.
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Hollywood movie studios are renowned for buying up scripts that never see the light of day.
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Maybe it's the government stockpile agency, the State Reserves Bureau (SRB), buying up all that metal?
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By the early 1920s, a group of studios were consolidating power by buying up theater chains.
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Uihlein is known for buying up businesses, spending millions on public improvements and dispensing unsolicited advice.
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Mr. Putin's friends took their place among the world's superrich, buying up yachts and Mayfair mansions.
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With big agriculture buying up smaller farms, "everything is becoming more automated and competitive," she said.
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Global central banks in Europe and Japan began buying up assets, and governments ran big deficits.
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Hackers are buying up unregistered domain names erroneously shared on social media by the Trump confidant.
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That year, he tried to take over two rival casino companies by buying up their stock.
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It has also spent money buying up various other local property site rivals, such as Prime Location.
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With Nest's first smart video doorbell right around the corner, Amazon is busy buying up the competition.
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From buying up viewing glasses to prepping their pets, Americans are hyped for Monday's total solar eclipse.
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The president has offended a once-friendly media mogul by buying up much of the press himself.
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South Korean companies have been buying up land near the demilitarised zone that divides the two countries.
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Also, I don't want you fools buying up all the units and preventing me from getting one.
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How much of the black market for stolen information is created by legitimate companies buying up data?
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On Monday, the company announced its first acquisition, buying up comic book legend Mark Millar's company, Millarworld.
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According to one analyst, the regime may be buying up to 2000,245 barrels per day from ISIS.
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He also was able to expand Wells significantly as a result of the crisis, buying up Wachovia.
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That's left investors largely unable to put fresh capital to work buying up EM assets this year.
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Waymo's buying up to 20,000 Jaguar I-PACE SUVs and outfitting them with its self-driving tech.
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Buying up a few precious seconds of Super Bowl ad time, she revealed The Formation World Tour.
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Lang interpreted this action as institutional investors buying up shares of Intel, and Cramer liked his assessment.
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Acquisition vehicle Nomad Foods, for example, was created with the intent of buying up such neglected brands.
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Private equity firms, which have historically been interested in healthcare services, have started buying up dermatology practices.
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The holding company is buying up media companies at all stages and planning to build new ones.
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The ride-hailing giants have been buying up licenses from other operators to ramp up their presence.
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Leonhardt points to mergers as a reason for consolidation — namely, competitors combining, or one buying up others.
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Lasry, who made a fortune buying up troubled assets, cautioned against trying to pinpoint a market bottom.
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Yet again, antitrust enforcers have not stopped these new robber barons from buying up their nascent competitors.
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Investors are pulling money out of stocks and buying up US bonds and gold as safe havens.
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They would move from renting local apartments to starting ABC Supply in 28, buying up distributors nationwide.
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With bots buying up the tickets, desperate consumers turn to resale sites and scalpers — and risk fraud.
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Remington is owned by private equity giant Cerberus, which began buying up gun companies a decade ago.
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Last year, such firms spent $6.3 billion buying up startups — up from $690 million seven years earlier.
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After all, why otherwise would Beijing have acquiesced in buying up surplus stock at above-market prices?
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Two years later, he started buying up restaurants on the boardwalk in Kemah, Texas, outside of Houston.
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You have Laurene Jobs buying up some stuff, putting money into the Atlantic and stuff like that.
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All this has become less likely because the big tech firms are ruthless about buying up nascent competitors.
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Average people are even buying up emergency supplies and large corporations are pulling their offices out of Britain.
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It was an effort to prevent developers from buying up entire properties to rent in the short term.
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A couple years ago, Dyson's New Product Innovation team started buying up human hair, by the tress-ful.
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While Vivendi had been buying up shares, few expected it to buy the company outright – including the Guillemots.
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More important than trade is foreign investment — especially when it comes to the Chinese buying up agricultural land.
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Specifically, the Russian military is buying up jamming devices that it plans to mount on cell phone towers.
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In addition to buying up companies, Coinbase also makes investments via its early-stage focused Coinbase Ventures fund.
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If they were starting from scratch, they would have little trouble buying up talent to accompany Mr Trout.
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When Russia began turning out oligarchs, they soon started buying up teams like Chelsea as their private playthings.
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More recently, the largest tobacco firms have been both buying up and starting their own e-cigarette brands.
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"There are more well capitalized, sophisticated players getting into the space and buying up smaller players," Dayton said.
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The congressman has also softened protectionist rhetoric lately, after raising concerns that Chinese investors are "buying up" Brazil.
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Cowdery and others such as Swiss Re have been buying up portfolios of these policies in recent years.
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Google is buying up massive swaths of vertical real estate to advertise its upcoming October 4th hardware event.
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When he finally agreed to, he didn't want to discuss how he profits from buying up distressed properties.
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Any discussion about ticket scalping starts with bots, a mysterious scourge that people blame for buying up tickets.
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Aviva Investors' head of multi-asset funds, Sunil Krishnan, started buying up more EM assets back in November.
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A few years earlier, he had started buying up Kmart's debt after the company filed for bankruptcy protection.
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We talked to Serge about staying young, avoiding trends and buying up all stock in your own store.
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A group of opportunists spent weeks buying up 100,000 medical masks from pharmacies around the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
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Civilians are already buying up bombers and parkas, cargo pants and camo, and Mr. Scott offered plenty more.
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He lives in Silwan, an Arab neighborhood in East Jerusalem where Jewish settlers have begun buying up homes.
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But the biggest change — for me, anyway — has been the rise of big conglomerates buying up fashion houses.
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" These newcomers were buying up the "shabby, modest mews and cottages" and turning them into "elegant, expensive residences.
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And they just started buying up these old houses, fixing them up, and renting them out in Beloit.
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Monsanto consolidated the specialty chemicals and seed markets, buying up DeKalb Genetics and cotton-seed maker Delta & Pine Land.
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Even the state-controlled media run critical stories about Chinese investors buying up large quantities of land near Danang.
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There have also been various reports about SoftBank and the possibility of the Japanese investment firm buying up shares.
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In a blog post Monday, Gerard said "Whales" are buying up the market until short positions get forced out.
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Monster also said it is buying up to $2 billion of stock in May through a Dutch tender offer.
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A key part of the plan, buying up long-dated U.K. bonds (gilts), has already met with some problems.
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Brands are already slobbering over the idea of buying up space on the screens inside these newly connected cars.
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Paulson has already been buying up assets in another location that's been beaten down by excessive debt: Puerto Rico.
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The mayor, who also grows alfalfa, said he isn't concerned about the Saudis buying up land in his community.
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PETA's not the only one: Other pro-animal groups have taken to buying up shares to support their activism.
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Sources have separately confirmed to CNBC that China has committed to buying up to $1.2 trillion in U.S. goods.
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He befriended another fur trader, John Jacob Astor, and the two men began buying up New York real estate.
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Read more: The rise of Marc Benioff, the bombastic Salesforce CEO who's buying up Time Magazine for $190 million
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The stock market has rallied in response to the float with foreign investors also buying up government debt instruments.
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They start buying up shares of the ETF, while simultaneously selling the bonds, putting real prices in the market.
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So why is Amazon looking to open up its own line of grocery stores after buying up Whole Foods?
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The former giant-slayers like Apple and Google have become giants themselves, shutting out or buying up new entrants.
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Under the Austrian national's leadership, Lufthansa pursued an aggressive acquisition drive, buying up rivals including Austrian Airlines and Swiss.
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That's its lowest since March 2015 — when the ECB began buying up bonds to boost inflation and economic growth.
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The city began buying up nearly four dozen properties, including vacant lots and derelict buildings, through its redevelopment agency.
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Cohen and a Ukrainian partner began buying up taxi medallions (the expensive city-issued permits necessary to operate taxis).
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Here they were, the locals complained, buying up all the infant formula and medicated oils in the local pharmacy.
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Firms specialising in buying up these so-called "back books" benefit from economies of scale in managing such portfolios.
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The company has been buying up phones since 2006, and it has the (simple) process down at this point.
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Lo and behold, he&aposd land his first deal from a friend that heard he was buying up properties.
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But it's also worried about people buying up Kobe products and then reselling them online at much higher prices.
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At the official Red Sox team store on the street, several people were buying up "Yawkey Way" bumper stickers.
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Reveal Senior Reporter Aaron Glantz shares his investigation into the hidden organizations and individuals buying up homes across America.
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Inspired by the specs of Sony's new machine, the astrophysicist started buying up PS3s and building his own supercomputer.
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The company's e-commerce segment has made a number of key acquisitions since 2009, buying up brands like Jet.
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But Facebook and Google have shown themselves adept at buying up whatever dreams they haven't been able to crush.
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As with other PE firms, PE has a track record of buying up, sprucing up, and selling off communications assets.
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Over the past few years, the world's biggest chipmaker has been buying up companies to help make its chips smarter.
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The Chinese state-owned enterprises coming over here with bags full of money and buying up places like Silicon Valley.
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Hospital systems are consolidating rapidly and buying up physicians' practices (which charge higher prices once they're part of a hospital).
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Shell will start buying up to $211 billion of A or B shares over the next three months, it said.
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The company has also been buying up cargo planes and trucks, while creating new services that streamline its truck deliveries.
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The monetary policy tool involves the central bank buying up existing loans from commercial lenders, giving them some extra liquidity.
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Sundstrom said she would wait until the downturn before "operating gradually" and buying up assets that had fallen in price.
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Buying up chunks of the economy at the same time as greatly increasing public services would be a costly undertaking.
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Additionally, "a Hollywood crowd is buying up Tulum at breakneck speed," with the wealthy favoring beachfront property, Mr. Tibshirani said.
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WeWork is buying up one of its largest competitors in China after it announced a deal to acquire Naked Hub.
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Media consolidation, 2016: Facebook versus a smaller and smaller number of telecoms buying up content as fast as they can.
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Accusations that it is buying up vast tracts of farmland, factories and mines, for instance, are blown out of proportion.
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Oil companies are betting big on a continued rise in crude prices by buying up acreage and raising capital spending.
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Canon Europe seems to be developing a penchant for buying up London-based startups in the photo or printing space.
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Now, a rival company is buying up all of the bankrupt travel agency's UK stores, potentially saving thousands of jobs.
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He and a friend started small, buying up unfinished apartments, doing them up, and selling them for a higher price.
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And it isn't simply operational reasons which bedevil ECB plans to support the euro zone economy by buying up assets.
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Spider-Man number one sold more than 21 million copies, with comics speculators buying up multiple issues as an investment.
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This financial incongruity has fuelled a sentiment among many Italians that the French are buying up the country's economic patrimony.
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I do have a problem with AT&T buying up all the ways for others to advertise a better plan.
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Anbang and others like it spent billions of dollars around the world buying up hotels and other high-profile properties.
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Some of them have been buying up independent media outlets in recent years and turning them into pro-government mouthpieces.
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And like their midcentury predecessors, they have been aggressive about buying up ready-made programming to fill their expanding slates.
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The Trump administration should be thankful that, in this merger, it isn't China buying up America's strategic companies or assets.
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Biden's super PAC funds, announced last week, for example, immediately went towards buying up ads all over Super Tuesday states.
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Before swooping in and buying up Firefly's assets, Polyakov had a history with dating sites, according to the Snopes investigation.
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Not long after, Airbnb gave its apparent response by buying up Accomable, gaining access to accessible listings across 60 countries.
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SpaceX has been buying up properties from a community of retiree-age residents in South Texas called Boca Chica Village.
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It limits the number of tickets per purchase to prevent scalpers from buying up large chunks of tickets for resale.
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Buying up acreage and acquiring rivals is a quick way to lock up future production as old wells dry up.
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Last month, for instance, SoftBank spent $1.3 billion just in buying up VCs' stakes in the Indian hotel company Oyo.
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I lament that neighborhoods lose their character and that realtors might be buying up apartments with no care about that.
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Big hospital systems are buying up smaller ones, as well as physician practices, to reduce competition and charge higher prices.
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Investors reacted by buying up LinkedIn stock, with the share price up to $194 before the start of trading Monday.
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When we get back, we're gonna talk about what you're doing around digital marketing, because you've been busy buying up companies.
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And, crucially, Trump and stock-market bulls require investors to keep buying up corporate bonds and holding risk spreads drum-tight.
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DeVos is an heir to the Amway fortune and Ross is an investor who made his money buying up distressed companies.
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Sharmer said the Delhi government is now buying up bodies of water in a bid to build self-sustaining water systems.
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Just don't get any bright ideas about buying up cheap knives and sharpening them into kitchen tools worth hundreds of dollars.
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A the same time, central banks outside the United States are buying up assets to stimulate their respective economies, he said.
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Bains and other ministers hailed Air Canada's announcement this week that it is looking at buying up to 75 CSeries jets.
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The SKA is buying up more farms than originally expected to ensure radio silence over an area of some 130,000 hectares.
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Now, its people and companies are on a shopping spree abroad, buying up everything from Virginia hog farms to LA mansions.
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It also does the opposite for a "reverse" repurchase agreement, buying up those contracts, so banks have more cash on hand.
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Impagliazzo's first supplier was a baker, Carlo Nicoletti, who grew curious about a pensioner buying up to 20 loaves a day.
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The scam that Steele confessed to involved buying up the copyrights for pornographic videos in the name of various shell companies.
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In the meantime, the news that Waymo is buying up to 62,000 additional minivans is certainly stunning in its own right.
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First, the firm believes that mining companies will start buying up equipment again after a period of under-investing in machinery.
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In 2015 – China often bailed out its stock markets, with state-owned banks and insurers buying up stocks when markets fell.
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Some companies can't seem to get enough of themselves, buying up their own stock even when it isn't a great deal.
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According to the report, retreat in Vancouver would involve the city buying up residences and other property and 're-naturalizing' them.
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Starry doesn't want to deal with costly things like buying up wireless spectrum, so it's using airwaves that are freely available.
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This is the same Comcast whose CEO Brian Roberts called NBC News a "crown jewel" not long after buying up NBCUniversal.
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It recently took a stake in Avon Products, for example, buying up most of the embattled makeup seller's North American business.
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I don't want to pick on any one industry, but another example we discussed is hospitals buying up community oncology practices.
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It was in the borough that Trump started buying up properties, planting the seeds of his family's future real estate empire.
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Over the course of two decades, Haidara and other dedicated antiquarians scoured the region, buying up ancient texts from remote villages.
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The Fed increases its balance sheet by buying up bonds and Treasurys as a way of pumping cash into the market.
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Buying up Whole Foods and its more than 450 retail locations could help Amazon in the hyper-competitive prescription drug industry.
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Behind the cathedral in old Nice, there is a working-class neighborhood where the local government has been buying up buildings.
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Some traders are doing so well that they are buying up tracts of beachfront property along the azure coastline, he said.
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And Commerce pick Wilbur Ross is a billionaire nicknamed the "king of bankruptcy" for buying up distressed companies for turn-arounds.
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Drug makers have been buying up rights to old drugs and then raising prices many times over what they had been.
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By the end of the 19th century, they had consolidated their land holdings, often by buying up and settling entire villages.
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Ross, 78, is the billionaire chairman of private equity firm W.L. Ross & Co, which is known for buying up failed companies.
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Meanwhile, activist investor Carl Icahn is buying up shares in Time Warner, people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday.
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This means that bankers are sticking to business closer to home and finding their growth by buying up other banks instead.
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But the collective spirit of the place has ebbed, she said, with rich, often absentee owners buying up the 450 apartments.
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Soon, he was buying up smaller firms and flipping them for large payouts, causing others to criticize his "ruthless" work ethic.
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By February 2007 — before it became clear the plan would fall apart — Borderplex had started buying up major El Paso buildings.
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Elsewhere, drought-prone countries are buying up land to grow water-intensive crops in what is called the "virtual water" trade.
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Conservative media companies like Sinclair Broadcast Group have become known for buying up local outlets they rebrand with ideologically aligned content.
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Gabriel Hamel, founder and CEO of Hamel Investments, started buying up real-estate investment properties using an unconventional method of financing.
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Just as buying up bonds pushed long-term interest rates lower, selling off those bonds too quickly would push rates higher.
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He also explored buying up such loans at a bargain price in anticipation that their value would recover, the person said.
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In response, the industry went through a wave of consolidation, with bigger firms like Monsanto buying up smaller companies and patents.
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"As the new xB came in, I remember people responding by buying up the old one, essentially hoarding them," Mr. Reed said.
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Instead, Beijing tightly controlled the value of the renminbi, buying up much of the inflows and putting them into its reserves instead.
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"Hedge funds are buying up long-end bonds... until ultimately the ECB relieves them (of them)," said BAML rates strategist Ralf Preusser.
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The state's residents are also concerned that outsiders are buying up property and renting it to unruly vacationers who disrupt peaceful neighborhoods.
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That sales boost has come at a cost — Walmart spent a bunch of cash buying up sites like online shoe seller Shoebuy.
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Snap is also pretty aggressive on the acquisition front, which means it needs a lot of capital to continue buying up startups.
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"The notion that China has provided an overwhelming amount of finance and is buying up the whole continent is inaccurate," he argues.
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Private equity firms and sovereign wealth funds are coming into the game and buying up tech startups, thereby providing another exit opportunity.
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And it's been especially challenging to locate desirable specimens because Apple has been buying up 3,000 trees for its new Cupertino headquarters.
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The company said it planned to continue a share buyback, buying up to 1 billion euros worth of its stock this year.
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Melrose is known for buying up struggling engineering firms, streamlining their operations and selling them on for profit a few years later.
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Bytedance is possibly the most aggressive adventurer among its peers in recent years, buying up media startups around the world including Musical.
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Ant has been buying up assets overseas, including in India, South Korea and the US, where it is seeking to acquire MoneyGram.
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In April, a source told Reuters a Turkish construction firm is in talks about buying up to 49 percent of the project.
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Then they would have to create an agency or state-backed entity to take care of buying up and canceling the debts.
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However, it faces Chinese rivals with global ambitions as well as more traditional Western competitors which are buying up assets in Asia.
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THIS ONE PUZZLES ME, KELLY, BECAUSE IF YOU LOOK AT THIS COMPANY, THEY'RE IN THE BUSINESS OF BASICALLY BUYING UP DOCTOR PRACTICES.
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Suppliers will be trying to gauge how far the jetmakers are prepared to go in buying up parts of their supply chain.
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Within the past decade, investment portfolio managers, like Alden, have been buying up newspapers from private owners and traditional media management companies.
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In recent decades, investors have made a strategy out of buying up chunks of companies then pushing for change among its leadership.
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Until recently, Mr. Kirk, 62, was a relatively unknown, self-made billionaire, buying up or investing in companies in the biotech world.
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The museum helped Cave gather materials for the piece by scouring the internet and buying up objects from eBay and secondhand stores.
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Faced with such market irrationality, the producers have called on the government to help by buying up tin for its strategic reserves.
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Chinese companies have been buying up old paper mills in the U.S. to produce enough scrap material to support China's manufacturing output.
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The value of Cohen and Garber's taxi medallion holdings soared, and the pair started buying up real estate — including several Trump properties.
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We'll see how investors react — and if any shareholders object to one of Musk's companies buying up another in the coming days.
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The company spent the '90s and early 2000s buying up local branches of family-owned jewelry stores and incorporating them into Sterling.
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Meanwhile, the central bank said it would start buying up to NZ$30 billion worth of government bonds to help soothe markets.
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Buying up a range of unusual properties, she seems to be making an effort to turbocharge storytelling in this fractured digital age.
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He would be the jewel in the crown as the club set about buying up all of the best young talent available.
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Target (TGT), which reported double-digit toy sales growth last quarter compared to a year ago, has been buying up extra toys.
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In domestic news, the US Department of Homeland Security is apparently buying up cell phone location data to boost its immigration enforcement.
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Legislators in Congress and in Sacramento sat back and watched tech companies seize more power, buying up competitors and morphing into giants.
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In the aftermath, the local council promised to re-house residents and spent $310 million buying up new homes in the area.
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The document described the hedge fund's investment strategy of buying up stocks in countries where there had been a political or economic disaster.
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As Reuters reports, SoftBank is buying a 17.5 percent stake in Uber, mostly by buying up shares from Uber investors, executives, and employees.
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The company has spent at least $2.8 billion buying up property in Mountain View, Sunnyvale and San Jose over the last two years.
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But another priority has to be to slow the hospitals from their current blistering pace of buying up and consolidating private physician practices.
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Uber's Southeast Asia rival Grab is in the process of buying up Indonesia-based online payment startup Kudo in its first major acquisition.
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In particular, the company has focused on buying up in-demand products and displaying them prominently while also opening smaller, convenience-style branches.
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The empire of Rupert Murdoch — the octogenarian mogul known for aggressively buying up media properties for decades — is set to be split up.
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These three firms have been on a massive spending spree, buying up startups to dominate China's rapid shift to smartphones and mobile devices.
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Silverstein first discovered Mossack Fonseca while researching another story, digging into how criminals were buying up Miami real estate to launder their money.
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The central bank has been buying up exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and Japanese government bonds (JGBs) under its quantitative and qualitative easing program.
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After some past difficulties, Bain stressed that Chinese companies are learning as they go and making smart adjustments when buying up foreign enterprises.
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It begs the question: How much of the black market for stolen information is created by legitimate companies like Facebook buying up data?
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Ross amassed a fortune, estimated by Forbes magazine at $22 billion, by buying up companies in struggling industries and returning them to profitability.
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Rumors continue to swirl that Coach is considering buying up more luxury retailers, such as rival Kate Spade or shoe manufacturer Jimmy Choo.
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Foreigners have been buying up Egyptian government debt since the central bank hiked its key interest rates by 200 basis points last month.
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The Bank of England had little problem buying up government bonds from investors in the second round of its expanded quantitative-easing programme.
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China, in turn, has become a major investor in Canada, buying up oil and natural gas reserves and high-end homes in Vancouver.
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In a reversal of a trend for most of 3.43-2015, investors are not rewarding the companies that are buying up the competition.
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But investors have also been eagerly buying up just about any stock outstripping the 1.54 percent yield of the benchmark 10-year Treasury.
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Kiki told me that wealthy foreigners, especially Russians and Chinese, were buying up many of these tilting, toylike houses, driving up the prices.
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They are all buying up and investing in some of the smaller upstarts to help position themselves for the next stage of competition.
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The process was overwhelming, but finally I just started looking on eBay, thrift shopping, and buying up every cheap gown I could find.
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Buying up state bonds were part of Draghi's "whatever it takes" stimulus drive that helped heavily indebted Italy through the global financial crisis.
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It is also the beginning of Whittier, where 4 local businesses have been displaced as a result of land speculators buying up properties.
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A seemingly never-ending stream of people—many of them young and Black—poured into the venue, buying up all the remaining tickets.
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It had managed to keep its imports steady with last year by buying up extra supplies from top exporter Brazil and other suppliers.
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New folks are buying up stuff, and they feel a sense of ownership because they have papers that say they own a thing.
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HNA spent tens of billions of dollars in recent years buying up financial firms, hotels, real estate and other investments around the world.
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Whatever the interest rates, central banks retain trillions of dollars on their balance sheets earmarked for buying up financial assets, making credit available.
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Investors buying up stocks that tend to benefit from good U.S. relations with China will be left disappointed, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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It even began selling off nonmilitary businesses and buying up military-oriented subsidiaries of other companies, including those at Texas Instruments and Chrysler.
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This year, the company notably expanded its portfolio, buying up more than a dozen titles that included In Touch and Life & Style magazines.
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That is why many E.U. countries are now scrambling to pass new laws to prevent China from buying up their most advanced industries.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Singapore's state investor GIC is part of the consortium led by China's Tencent that's buying up to 20% of Vivendi's (VIV.
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"I was buying up used textbooks, Forrest Mims guides from Radio Shack, and studying old synthesiser service manuals and schematics," he tells me.
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His entry into Mexico began in 2007, a year after he began buying up the global assets of struggling American auto parts makers.
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Engineers expect to begin construction in 2018, and the state has begun buying up and knocking down homes that sit in the way.
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To prop up the yuan, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has been intervening in the currency markets by buying up excess yuan.
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Health systems spent the decade merging with one another and buying up doctor groups, increasing their shares of markets from coast to coast.
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We got Mayweather leaving Luxury Exchange in Beverly Hills after TBE binged on Hermes Birkin bags ... buying up a crazy expensive 4-pack.
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The Langleys are mainly buying up excess strips from insured patients who have been flooded with them, sometimes even when not medically necessary.
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In September, the radio giant iHeartMedia bought Stuff Media, another influential producer, and recently Hollywood has begun buying up rights to popular podcasts.
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There's also a possibility of Didi acquiring local players in Mexico to aid in buying up market share to get the ball rolling.
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Dish is battling intense competition in the traditional pay-TV market and has been buying up wireless airwaves, or spectrum, in recent years.
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O, have been buying up specialty pharmacies as part of an effort to bolster their bargaining positions with drugmakers and hold down drug costs.
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The startup is buying up Polaris Global Mobility, which works with large enterprises to build software to manage ex-pat program management and payroll.
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West Coast billionaires in tech and venture capital are buying up historic print titles in an effort to spread their idealistic ambitions to media.
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All around al-Aqsa, they lament, right-wing Jews financed by foreign donors are buying up Arab houses above while conducting archaeological digs below.
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Amazon began leaning into the strategy aggressively in 2013, buying up shows for Amazon Prime Video so they weren't available on any other service.
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A few years ago, some of the resort's roughly 100,000 owners noticed that Diamond was buying up defaulted timeshare segments at county tax auctions.
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The Fed could implement a barbell structure by buying up medium-dated Treasury bonds, thereby taking them out of the hands of the public.
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The rest of the industry is rushing to catch up, buying up tiny startups in an effort to jump-start their own autonomy efforts.
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Circle is buying up exchanges and startups in a bet that, despite this year's slump in prices, the crypto economy is here to stay.
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In that game, capitalists travel around the board, buying up properties, paying rent, and importantly passing "Go" and collecting $200 each and every time.
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The giants were late entrants to the e-cigarette market but caught up quickly by buying up popular brands and launching their own products.
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London has become a global hub for the super rich, with Middle East royals, Russian oligarchs and Asian billionaires buying up townhouses and penthouses.
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For the last couple of years, private equity firms have been buying up public software companies that had fallen out of favor with investors.
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It's been buying up properties, including parking garages, that it will turn into commercial kitchens for delivery-only restaurants and other consumer services. 3.
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It even suggested vendors limit purchases of graphics cards from individual buyers in an effort to stop miners from buying up all the cards.
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Eurogamer has a nice breakdown of why investors are buying up Nintendo in spite of it standing to benefit from Pokémon Go only indirectly.
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Myanmar, meanwhile, looks to America for cheap labour, and white American women undergo facial surgery to resemble the Asians buying up half of Brooklyn.
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In the last 10 years, central banks have been busy buying up bonds in an effort to boost the global economy and increase lending.
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"I'm buying up loads of ginger shots," said Ella Woodward, the British food blogger turned author, on a recent dreary afternoon in New York.
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Armed with information about Valeant's coming bid for Allergan that other investors did not have, Mr. Ackman spent $3.2 billion buying up Allergan's shares.
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Last year, India amended its insolvency and bankruptcy code, preventing willful defaulters from buying up any of their own troubled assets at discounted rates.
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Banks have focused on buying up dollars from the informal sector and supplying them to clients rather than selling them on the interbank market.
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And will the deals become part of the debate raging during the presidential campaign about foreigners taking American jobs and buying up assets here?
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He speculates that Big Tech companies may be buying up a lot of them before they make their big splash, thus smothering their potential.
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Taking work wherever he could find it, Mosser also started buying up cast-iron molds and used equipment from the behemoths closing around him.
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That appears to be rooted in the 1980s, when he criticized Japan for taking advantage of the U.S. and buying up American real estate.
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According to The Korean Herald, some industry insiders are blaming Chinese tourists and merchants for buying up masks, especially those with superior filtering capacities.
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In fact, Hadi's own success as a businessman inspires Mark to begin buying up foreclosed properties and turning himself into a landlord and developer.
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Around 274, a modern-day Thoreauvian, Roxanne Quimby, co-founder of Burt's Bees, started buying up the Maine acreage her literary hero often tramped.
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Buffett started buying up shares of Berkshire Hathaway, a textile manufacturing firm, during the early 1960s and ultimately took complete control of the business.
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This had prompted concern in some corners, not least from Nasheed, who stated publicly that China is "buying up the Maldives" under Yameen's rule.
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Founded in 2012, Compass was valued at $6.4 billion in its most recent funding round and has grown rapidly through buying up other brokerages.
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The protesters accuse Snap of buying up whole blocks of real estate and illegally using many properties zoned for residential use as office space.
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Not to mention if they don't support "big corporations" with relief funds, the Fed's about to do it anyhow by buying up corporate debt.
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Then she escapes reality for a while, buying up half the cocaine in New York City and partying with sex workers in her deluxe apartment.
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PUBG is hot, Fortnite is on meme status and sports moguls like Bob Kraft and Jeff Wilpon are buying up esports teams left and right.
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Investing can be as easy as buying up some low-risk assets and leaving them alone, renowned singer-songwriter Huey Lewis told CNBC on Friday.
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The BOJ has engaged in a radical quantitative easing by buying up Japanese government debt and buying ETFs, which are linked to the stock market.
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With domestic pork production expected to be down by at least 30 percent in 2019, importers began buying up supplies from abroad earlier this year.
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Private equity firms began more aggressively buying up software companies last year, their apparent thinking being that they can generate reliable returns from such investments.
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The underwriters have the option of buying up to 2.7 million more shares of Class A stock at the IPO price, according to a statement.
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Even so, this year the ambitious portfolio approach of buying up smaller studios and leveraging their IP against efficient distribution networks became, perhaps, too popular.
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Both companies have been buying up assets from companies wanting to exit Norway and have both said they are on the lookout for more opportunities.
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First, antitrust worries, which take in big tech firms' high market shares, buying-up of promising competitors, and potential monopsony power over suppliers and vendors.
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Quimby and her son, Lucas St. Clair, started systemically buying up land in the area in the late 1990s, with the hopes of preserving it.
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In the short term, calendar spreads can also be distorted if traders attempt to squeeze the market by buying up all the available physical cargoes.
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"What they're already starting doing is buying up some of these smaller craft breweries and not really shouting about it to the consumer," Forsyth said.
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The BOJ has engaged in a radical quantitative easing by buying up Japanese government debt and buying ETFs, which are linked to the stock market.
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Corporate executives are working to minimize the damage by buying up shares of their own company, JP Morgan Private Bank strategist Jack Caffrey said Thursday.
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It was busy buying up a bunch of robots to make these microbes for mass production of various materials during its last round of funding.
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Often travelling as a salesman, Kenton began buying up boomboxes from second hand shops and picking them up from people who were throwing them out.
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Six former combatants are seeking class-action status for a lawsuit that alleges the UFC has restricted competition for fighters by buying up rival leagues.
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Groups on the left have been buying up ad space all week urging Democrats to vote against any nominee that doesn't support access to abortion.
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"Then we could see a rapid uptick of U.S. investment in China" due to companies buying up stakes in financial services, automobiles and other industries.
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As CEO, Shkreli hiked the prices of a lifesaving anti-parasitic treatment called Daraprim by more than 22019,000 percent overnight after buying up the drug.
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"I don't want any country buying up Brazil, but we will do business with all countries and China is an exceptional partner," he told reporters.
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Increasingly, the owners of internet infrastructure are buying up internet content too -- think Comcast acquiring NBC and BuzzFeed, or Verizon buying Huffington Post and Yahoo.
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In the case of Facebook, the company has spent the past few decades buying up smaller competitors to dominate social media and reach unrivaled scale.
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Compass has grown quickly, in part through buying up brokerage firms, and has also had to grapple with lawsuits from competitors about their recruitment tactics.
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You might not be an investment company or large conglomerate with a penchant for buying up other companies, but the idea is still the same.
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How it worksCloud providers like AWS and Microsoft spend massive amounts of money to invest in cloud infrastructure by buying up servers and data centers.
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For one thing, the Fed and central banks around the world have been buying up government debt for years, effectively depressing long-term interest rates.
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A form of early gentrification was going on as young white-collar professionals and half-successful artists began buying up the area's crumbling Georgian houses.
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In the US, a number of companies are systematically buying up smaller producers—a dynamic that could expand into and take over the German market.
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He also says the frenzied public are doing nobody any favors by buying up a massive supply of stuff he says people need right now.
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But that business model faltered as the company started buying up parking garages and becoming more of a traditional valet service that operated outside businesses.
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Pickens, like Icahn, developed a reputation as a "corporate raider" in the 1980s, buying up shares in struggling companies and attempting to turn them around.
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You should also know what pointless panicky behavior looks like: Wearing a mask when you're not actually sick and buying up all the toilet paper.
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As CEO, Shkreli hiked the prices of a lifesaving anti-parasitic treatment called Daraprim by more than 5,000 percent overnight after buying up the drug.
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The city then has the option of buying up to 15 percent of the project to increase the total affordable housing component to 25 percent.
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Investors were buying up bonds as a safety trade, pushing yields to multiyear lows and translating into a 3.34% rate on a 30-year mortgage.
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Analysts say big players have already been buying up smaller beer companies in Asia, and that could be one of the strategies for AB InBev.
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These two measures alone can't be enough to reveal the true owners of the anonymous money that is buying up so much of the West.
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Since becoming C.E.O. in 2012, she pushed IBM further into businesses like cloud computing and A.I., buying up plenty of companies to help with that.
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In London, CMIG has been buying up property in the financial district, including Societe Generale's UK headquarters for £84.5 million (US$110 million) in September.
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Looking at individual stocks, French engineering firm Altran Technologies climbed 3.38 percent amid a report that the company's chief executive has been buying up shares.
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As rival tech giant Apple readies its huge new headquarters in Silicon Valley, Alphabet's Google is buying up real estate parcels like a land speculator.
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Some countries are also strongly opposed to the idea of another country buying up a swath of territory and declaring it off-limits for development.
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That includes buying up to 28 more interceptors for the GMD system, as well as beginning to develop new missile defense sensor technologies in space.
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But Powell also wasn't convinced that the second prong of the Fed's approach that entailed buying up Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities was particularly impactful.
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Shkreli became notorious for hiking the price of a life-saving treatment called Daraprim by more than 5,000 percent overnight after buying up the drug.
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Uncertainty last year about the date and conditions of Britain's exit from the European Union also resulted in people buying up stock ahead of time.
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By buying up smaller banks, Mr. Wilmers eventually expanded M&T to nearly 800 branches in locations as far from Buffalo as Baltimore and Washington.
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It features over 200 objects recently donated to the museum by Kendra and Allan Daniel, who spent three decades buying up the once-secretive art.
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Or it could be some anonymous asset-holding company buying up what's left of HTC, but the exciting scenario is definitely the one that involves Google.
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The three major tobacco companies, through their buying up of small e-cigarette companies, could share 75 percent of these profits over the next 10 years.
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I thought he was buying up a bunch of Twitter shares from employees or former employees and the biggest investment in Lowercase fund one was Uber.
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Jorge Lemann, 3G's founder, said at the time that the company's business model of buying up strong consumer brands was facing new difficulties from upstart brands.
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Optiv's strategy involves both sales expansion and buying up smaller firms to gain geographic and technical scale, starting in Britain and then across Europe, it said.
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Its stash of foreign exchange reserves, which stood at $424.9 billion at the end of August, provides authorities with a potent arsenal for buying up bills.
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In April, Schonfeld expanded in Asia by buying up Folger Hill Asset Management, a hedge fund run by former SAC Capital Advisors LP executive Sol Kumin.
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Since the global financial crash of 2008, central bank policy had focused on buying up bonds in large quantities and cutting interest rates to record lows.
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Mark Zuckerberg opted to follow them, concentrating on Facebook's mobile app ahead of its website, and buying up two fast-growing communication apps, WhatsApp and Instagram.
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The nonprofit, working in partnership with TransUnion, focuses on identifying, verifying and buying up the medical debt of those who are in the most dire need.
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NURV's non-Synapse software is limited to vaguely handwaved "programs," but a news report mentions that it's been buying up cable companies and telecom Baby Bells.
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Valeant grew quickly under Pearson as it went on an acquisition spree, buying up other drugmakers and - in many cases - sharply hiking prices of their drugs.
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"We have a fierce competitor that's unprofitable in every city they exist in, but they're buying up market share," Kalanick said in an interview in February.
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Gilbert also owns Bedrock Real Estate Services, which has been actively buying up and refurbishing buildings in downtown Detroit as part of the city's ongoing revitalization.
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CanniMed is in the process of buying Up Cannabis' parent Newstrike Resources, while also fending off a hostile takeover by larger rival Aurora Cannabis Inc (ACB.TO).
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The strategy mirrors that of Czech energy firm EPH, which has profited from buying up older plants in Germany, Britain, Italy and elsewhere in recent years.
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THERE'S A LOT OF SAVINGS BEING DUMPED ON THE WORLD MARKET BY COUNTRIES LIKE CHINA WHICH ATLEAST UNTIL RECENTLY WERE BUYING UP A LOT OF ASSETS.
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Both Turing and Valeant pharmaceuticals have been heavily criticized for their practice of buying up decades-old drugs and then significantly raising the price, sometimes overnight.
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While it has described itself as a tech company, its business model involves creating coworking spaces by buying up commercial buildings and filling them with tenants.
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"When customers are offered a basic economy fare and also see the main cabin product, 50 percent are buying up from that offering," he told investors.
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There have been growing objections in Germany and the United States to China buying up firms with strategic technologies abroad without allowing reciprocal transactions at home.
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Facebook couldn't risk another tech giant buying up Vidpresso and gaining an edge, or wasting time trying to build interactive video technology and expertise from scratch.
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Now all we have to do is join a reality dating competition, get insanely buff, and start buying up domain names to subtly own our rivals.
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Because I suspect they'll one day be like Trabants or Škodas, I plan to spend my lunch hour today buying up iPhone 6ses from local retailers.
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Biancheri also said he expected consolidation within the Brazilian milling industry to continue with the best performers buying up assets from those that are financially stressed.
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Additionally, its plans to spend another $20.2 billion buying up shares from other shareholders — including, reportedly, as much as $1 billion from Neumann, the former CEO.
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Nordstrom has been buying up retail leases from Sears Canada, which said earlier this month that it would shut down operations and leave 12,000 employees jobless.
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Apparently they're all trying to build up their human sexuality archives now so they're buying up the stuff that Vasta Eros have been selling for years.
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Corporations like General Motors, Apple and IKEA will keep buying up solar power to cut costs and guard against volatility in the price of fossil fuels.
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The Chinese have also been buying up agricultural assets from milk-producing farms in Brittany to big-name vineyards in Bordeaux and Burgundy without official opposition.
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Along with buying up bonds, the Fed kept its benchmark interest rate anchored near zero until December 2015, when it began a gradual process of hikes.
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For example, the system can lead to consolidation, with bigger, more efficient boats buying up smaller boats' shares – an outcome that can devastate small fishing towns.
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Bulls and Bears • Axe's strategy of hurting Chuck by buying up other lawsuits against him resembles Silicon Valley entrepreneur Peter Thiel's recent action against Gawker Media.
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Infowars ran a video claiming the Department of Homeland Security was buying up emergency food provisions; the site's sidebar advertised food rations on its online store.
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GFG had grown rapidly from its roots as a metals trader by spending billions of dollars buying up often troubled metals manufacturing facilities around the world.
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As Beijing pushes its "Polar Silk Road" agenda, Zhang noted that Chinese investors have been buying up stakes in projects and companies operating in the region.
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Google and its development partner in that deal — real estate giant Trammell Crow — have already spent more than $100 million buying up parcels in San Jose.
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Auto giants — some of which were increasingly aware that they were moving into relatively uncharted territory — began buying up or otherwise forging partnerships with tech startups.
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The firms have splurged some $92bn of cash in the past five years (as well as additional billions in stock) buying up smaller rival firms (see chart).
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I thought he was buying up a bunch of Twitter shares from employees or former employees, and the biggest investment in [the] Lowercase fund one was Uber.
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Other strategists agree that investors may want to play the semiconductor space highly selectively, rather than buying up a broad vehicle like the semiconductor-tracking SMH ETF.
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The Air Force planned to be buying up to a hundred F-35s per year, but has only been able to budget for a few dozen annually.
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In "Tencent Doesn't Have a Dream" he argued that the firm had become chiefly an investment firm buying up other startups and had lost its innovative edge.
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AT&T has gobbled up DirecTV while Verizon has been buying up internet giants AOL and now Yahoo and trying to prop up its Go90 video service.
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They're buying up recognizable names such as Ford Motor and General Electric, two centenarian corporations that are trading on the market for just above $10 per share.
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A "pump and dump" refers to buying up a bunch of coins, talking up how great the coin is, and then selling it if the price rises.
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Why it's a big deal: This is thematically contrary to what's happening elsewhere in big food, where legacy brands have been busy buying up "healthier" product businesses.
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The stock gained more than $20 per share in 2019, partly due to Wall Street concerns of an economic slowdown, which sends investors buying up defensive stocks.
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As slow economic growth simmers along, central banks have resorted to negative interest rates and buying up huge quantities of public debt to keep our economies rolling.
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It operates almost like a private equity play, buying up older companies and living off of the assets, while incorporating them into the OpenText family of products.
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Lavazza went on an acquisition spree three years ago, buying up three coffee suppliers in Europe and Canada, boosting sales to nearly 2 billion euros last year.
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Without regulation, skeptics say, nothing will stop people from buying up hospitals—or, say, newspapers—on valuable land, and flipping them to build luxury hotels and condos.
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But Carl Icahn was like the honey badger when he excused himself from Trump's victory party to go home and drop a cool billion buying up equities.
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Sayanogorsk, Rusal's third biggest aluminum plant, is where Deripaska began buying up workers' shares during Russia's privatization drive after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Hedge funds such as Ancora Advisors, Clover Partners, and Seidman & Associates are buying up stakes in lenders across the U.S., from community banks to large regional lenders.
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In recent months, Alibaba has been working to take this model offline, buying up traditional retailers and building out promotional pop-up shops for China's Singles Day.
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Known for buying up distressed assets on the cheap, its record has been patchy, with four of the 10 companies it bought since 2010 placed into administration.
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Imagine buying up a bunch of good-looking plants from you local home and garden centre, only to discover three days later that they were damaging weeds.
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He made the most of the market crash, calling it the "greatest opportunity in the world," buying up every piece of land he and the company could.
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Sayanogorsk, Rusal's third biggest aluminium plant, is where Deripaska began buying up workers' shares during Russia's privatisation drive after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Beer drinkers know that big brewers are buying up little brewers, but it's hard to tell who has been purchased based on the beer label and packaging.
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Netflix has also experimented with outdoor advertising, by buying up billboards on Hollywood's Sunset Strip, and it's been rumored that Netflix wanted to buy a movie theater.
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The health secretary, Matt Hancock, said his department was buying up fridges to store six weeks of stockpiled medicines to keep the National Health Service in supply.
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Betting companies like William Hill US, DraftKings, and FanDuel are buying up ads in NBA and NHL games and shoulder programming in those markets, the company said.
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Hedge funds such as Ancora Advisors, Clover Partners and Seidman & Associates are buying up stakes in lenders across the U.S., from community banks to large regional lenders.
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"Many have been buying up medium-sized to large-sized lots that have made way for new condominiums, luxury rental buildings and affordable housing," he told CNBC.
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The rest went to buying up other companies and reducing debt (both allowed under the law) and paying back shareholders through stock buybacks and dividends (not allowed).
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Google, which already has a large footprint in the neighborhood, has been buying up more buildings as it continues to expand its East Coast base of operations.
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This failure hasn't bothered many of the people buying up Bitcoins in recent months, pushing the price to new highs — above $13,000 for one Bitcoin on Wednesday.
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With people and companies involved in the two surging tech niches buying up the same chips, G.P.U.s have been in short supply over the past several months.
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Then she had a funny thought: What if people were preparing for a pandemic by buying up magical items that, in this world, are sold at Costco?
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With giant hospital systems busily buying up hospitals and doctors, employers and insurers — as well as executives running comparable systems — are watching the Sutter case very closely.
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If you had the idea of buying up a bunch and trying to sell them later when Amazon raises the price, too bad—Amazon won't let you.
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In the morning, I'd log on to my family's desktop computer and check for bargain stocks, buying up the maximum number of shares, 1,000, in various companies.
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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has spent roughly $100 million on buying up California mansions over the past seven years, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Tuesday, Business Insider reported that Martin Shkreli has spent the last several months buying up domain names associated with at least eight journalists who have criticized him.
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Readers have been buying up George Orwell's classic dystopian novel in recent days, driving it to number one on Amazon's best selling books list as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Soviet spies build a giant scientific facility beneath the Hawkins mall and are buying up land throughout the town with the semi-unwitting help of Hawkins' corrupt mayor.
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Meanwhile, Amazon has also been rolling out a stable of new private-label fashion lines, and Walmart has been buying up trendy clothing brands like Bonobos and ModCloth.
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Nevertheless, LifePoint has been a relatively strong performer in the rural healthcare space, buying up underperforming facilities and streamlining operations through targeted investments, according to Morningstar Inc analysts.
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After the epic housing crash, flippers poured in, buying up distressed properties at bargain prices, fixing them up and flipping them either to residents or to other investors.
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The FTC is looking into whether the companies gained an unfair edge by buying up "nascent competitors" in deals small enough that companies weren't required to report them.
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Swift's team is notoriously web savvy, pulling down the slightest copyright infringement in minutes and proactively buying up every domain name that could conceivably host porn about her.
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"We were constantly going round the world buying up surplus and selling it mostly to the USA, some to Germany, just wherever I could find it," he says.
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Both sides now feel like victims, and it's not just the militias who are getting serious weaponry – local men have been buying up guns for personal protection, too.
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Thus he instituted a policy of buying up promising rivals and integrating them into the Facebook 'group' in a strategy designed to be a win-win for all.
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Investors were also buying up other tech shares that had been hit by concerns over intensifying frictions between the United States and China over trade and technological issues.
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For its part, Daimler has been buying up ride-hailing services across Europe and the Middle East that compete with Uber, and also owns a car-sharing service.
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Trump's budget projects about $260 billion in savings from policies designed to stop hospitals from boosting their payments by buying up doctors' practices — an idea Obama also embraced.
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JAB Holdings, the investment vehicle of Germany's Reimann family, has also been buying up independent start-ups selling premium brews around the world, from Europe to the Americas.
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In 2013, it rejected funds from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) after buying up a string of robotics companies with ties to the military research organization.
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Of course, most Swifties were able to gain access to Swift's pre-sale portal last week, which was made to prevent scalpers from buying up all the tickets.
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Dish has been buying up wireless airwaves, or spectrum, in recent years as its satellite business has come under pressure from cable as well as cheaper streaming options.
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Lyft has said it spent millions on carbon offsets last year, and has become the largest bike-sharing entity in the US after buying up its biggest rival.
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Despite the local resistance, Geddes at APR said he is convinced that buying up ranchland at a fair market value is a viable path forward for prairie conservation.
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The revelations from Kryptowire last month called into question Blu's business model of buying up cheap Chinese smartphones and relying on some of the devices' third-party software.
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It's been buying up talented developers and popular apps, like Sunrise and Acompli, as part of its shift to a strategy of providing services across devices and platforms.
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The PBOC has squeezed the fledgling offshore market in Hong Kong by buying up yuan so zealously that the overnight interest rate spiked on January 12th at 67%.
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"Samsung has been buying up advanced production equipment for (next-generation) three-dimensional NAND chips to widen its lead," Satoru Oyama, senior principal analyst at research firm IHS.
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During QE2, the Fed was buying up treasuries instead of MBS meant that the money was again mostly sitting in banks, and adding a buffer to their reserves.
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For example, one of my favorite stories from the past year is one that I wrote with my colleague Conor Dougherty about investors buying up single-family homes.
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Now, they seem more like George Steinbrenner's New York Yankees, buying up whatever talent the market has on offer and standing for nothing but winning at any price.
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Gupta has moved downstream by buying up engineering firms that will consume the steel his plants produce, and turn it into higher value added, more lucrative end-products.
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Indian mobile carriers are also spending billions of dollars buying up airwaves to meet surging demand for better connections as more Indians access the Internet through their smartphones.
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She sees more large companies buying up challenger brands, or creating roles such as 'chief transformation officer' or 'chief innovation officer,' to try to teach people to innovate.
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The Fed pumped billions into the market, buying up bonds and mortgage-backed securities, which in turn, allowed investors to use that money to bid up stock prices.
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And Qatar went further, buying up assets like the British department store Harrods and London's Canary Wharf financial district — along with European fashion houses like Valentino and Balmain.
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He was buying up gold at a price people were prepared to pay for it, then selling it in another market, where people were prepared to pay more.
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I wrote a column about Laurene when she bought Pop-Up Magazine just recently, and there's a lot of very wealthy people such as yourself buying up media.
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Parts of the area are now owned by Dan and Farris Wilks, leaders among a new class of landowners who are buying up vast parcels of the West.
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From buying up land in New Zealand to getting Lasik eye surgery, here's how and why some of the biggest names in tech have invested in doomsday prepping.
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In a vivid report from Wuhan, population 11 million, our correspondent describes how nervous residents are buying up face masks and flooding hospitals to report fevers and coughs.
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Sometimes, it took advantage help from the outside by buying up talent, technology, and potential competitors — often using them to launch new products and services all its own.
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U.S. drugmaker AbbVie's $63 billion tie-up with Allergan is getting help from Nestle and AstraZeneca buying up products the Irish-domiciled company is shedding to placate regulators.
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Since 2011, Mr. Gilbert has spent more than $265 billion on downtown Detroit, buying up 273 decrepit properties and rehabilitating them in an effort to lure new tenants.
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Activist funds are increasingly active in Europe, buying up stakes in companies they feel are underperforming and pushing for changes in strategy to extract more value for shareholders.
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Critics will likely view A-B's ads as a way to try to soften parent company AB InBev's image as a large conglomerate buying up independent craft brewers.
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For the last few months, the "Piss Christ" artist has been quietly buying up Trump paraphernalia to create this object-based portrait of the world's most powerful man.
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To wit, SoftBank's massive Vision Fund had reportedly discussed a potential $200 billion additional investment in WeWork late last year after buying up an earlier stake in the company.
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But in the years since, as crop biotechology advanced, companies like Monsanto, Syngenta, Dow, Bayer, and Dupont went on a feeding frenzy, buying up smaller companies and their patents.
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But today, China is spending its foreign currency reserves like crazy, buying up the yuan on foreign exchange markets in a desperate attempt to keep its currency from plunging.
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Lonza has been expanding its presence in the United States in recent years, buying up small biopharmaceutical companies and, in 2011, acquiring chemical maker Arch Chemicals for $1.4 billion.
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In recent months, Hasenstab moved to his biggest position in Latin American, buying up Mexican bonds which had been battered by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade and immigration threats .
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The original Monopoly sees players pursue a very capitalist victory, by buying up properties and charging passersby fees when they stop on their blocks, while trying to avoid bankruptcy.
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Through the deal Goldman has committed to buying up to $50 million worth of Climb's loans which it will hold on its balance sheet, according to a Goldman spokesman.
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Google has been buying up real estate in Manhattan's Chelsea and Hudson Yards neighborhoods and has eyed space in the West Village too, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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It recently backed Tesla, buying up a five percent stake for around $2.2 billion, while Snap's recent IPO gave it the first equity in a publicly listed U.S. company.
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And with carriers like Verizon and Comcast buying up web networks and ad-serving technology, there's little doubt they'll be able to use that information to make a profit.
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Products made primarily for gaming happen to be really good at crunching the numbers required to mine digital currency, and miners have been buying up all the graphics cards.
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The central bank has been buying up the country's currency, which has fallen by a sixth over the past year due to worries about the health of its airlines.
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Gorra said that he's not worried about Rebag buying up too much inventory because he believes that it has perfected an algorithm which determines supply and demand for bags.
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In Monterey County, Kogan's Grupo Flor is competing for the title of "California's biggest marijuana operation" with FLRish, another firm buying up dilapidated greenhouses once used to grow flowers.
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Data compiled by New Food Economy indicates the company began buying up these domains around 2010 and has continued to do so as recently as May of this year.
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The New York Post said on Sunday that Icahn was believed to be buying up Time Warner shares and "will take another run at the company," citing anonymous sources.
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A Pew Research report found people aren't terribly optimistic about where the country's economy is heading, but they're far from buying up canned foods and moving to the woods.
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JAB Holdings, the investment fund of Germany's billionaire Reimann family, has been buying up coffee businesses in recent years and bankers had considered it a possible suitor for Costa.
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Catholic hospital systems are also buying up physicians' practices, and people have gone in for appointments only to be denied birth control or told they can't get a vasectomy.
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Lonza has been expanding its presence in the United States in recent years, buying up small biopharmaceutical companies and in 2011 acquiring chemical maker Arch Chemicals for $1.4 billion.
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I just finished reading a novel You Don't Have to Live Like This which is about young investors buying up neighbourhoods of Detroit as some kind of social experiment.
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The attorney also tried to assuage concerns by suggesting that any money used through the emergency declaration would not go toward buying up private land to build border barriers.
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The Church of Scientology and its members are rapidly buying up a vast downtown neighborhood in a Florida city, according to a major investigation by the Tampa Bay Times.
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Making farmers whole by direct-payment subsidies or buying up excess produce is not a viable long-term solution that tax paying Americans or politicians are likely to stand.
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The central bank, after reducing its benchmark interest rate below zero, has been flooding the economy with newly created money by buying up trillions of yen of government debt.
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That has led to worries among members of the public that Chinese investors are buying up significant parts of the Australian economy and driving up already hefty home prices.
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He has already begun buying up property in the district, turning the former Rocktide Inn into a hotel extension of his country club, the Boothbay Harbor Oceanside Golf Resort.
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As in upstate New York where people with city salaries move in and drive up costs, the rising number of Santiaguinos buying up land in Limache has created tensions.
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The company has been buying up Snap shares, purchasing more than 12 percent of the U.S.-based mobile messaging company, which has struggled since going public earlier this year.
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What he calls the Frightful Five — Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft — are buying up nascent competitors, imitating start-ups' features or taking money from them in other ways.
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The new Ms. Monopoly game replaces the traditional (male) character with a female investor, who, rather than buying up real estate, is set on empowering her fellow woman entrepreneurs.
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Another economist, David Swenson at Iowa State University, told me that when ethanol plants started buying up increasing amounts of corn in 2006, it really did drive up prices.
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It's been buying up adtech companies at rock-bottom prices to build up its adtech, and source said they expected the firm to continue on that path this year.
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An RNC official told BuzzFeed News this month that there wasn't "a large bulk purchase" but that the party had been buying up copies to keep up with demand.
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Historically, syndicated loan investors were able to sell paper to third parties, then sponsors clamped down to prevent distressed funds buying up debt via white lists of acceptable buyers.
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As a result, the Fed resorted to buying up vast quantities of long-term, mortgage-backed and treasury securities as a way to supply additional stimulus to the economy.
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K-pop fans show their passion financially by buying up everything: pins, posters, clothing, lightsticks, multiple versions of every physical album, and plane tickets to see them in concert.
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An insurer, Baoneng Group, launched a rare corporate raid in 2015, slowly buying up Vanke shares until it became the company's largest shareholder by the end of that year.
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By buying up government debt and encouraging more lending, central banks are just putting more money in the hands of investors — exacerbating the divide between the rich and poor.
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Over the past decade, Facebook, Google, Amazon and others have tightened their grip on their respective domains by buying up hundreds of smaller rivals, with little U.S. government opposition.
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He began buying up stocks made cheap by the crash—General Motors, for instance, which was then trading at eight dollars a share and had hit ninety by 21963.
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Buying up Fox's entertainment assets would provide Disney with even more intellectual property to develop, much as its done with other franchises including "Star Wars" and the Marvel universe.
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This is because you&aposre essentially buying up shares at a discount, and while you might take hits in the short run, your investments will shoot back up eventually.
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Sources close to the matter said Italy is considering setting up a state-backed fund that would help troubled lenders by buying up bad loans and plug capital shortfalls.
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Buying up the forest outright and turning it into traditional reserves not only would have cost more money, but it would have displaced thousands of people from their homes.
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Around the time the book came out in 211, China had been buying up dollars to keep the value of the yuan low on and off for many years.
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And while I've seen no specific talk regarding Formula One, tech titans like Amazon and Facebook have reportedly considered buying up the rights for other sports, namely the NFL.
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While tobacco companies still control less than half of this market, they've begun buying up or starting their own e-cigarette brands in recent years, rapidly increasing their share.
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And that Verizon hopes buying up Big Deal sports rights will help establish its media bonafides, much like Rupert Murdoch did with Fox and the NFL many moons ago.
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Gilbert largely kickstarted Detroit's revitalization by filling unused office space with Quicken Loans employees, but also buying up blocks of the city and convincing retailers and corporations to move downtown.
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China-based advertising executives say some are adopting a two-tier marketing strategy: imported, premium ranges to target more affluent consumers, but also buying up popular and affordable local brands.
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Within financials, he'd suggest buying up shares of American Express and avoiding Bank of New York Mellon, which he noted has made a series of lower highs throughout the year.
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Lonza has been expanding its presence in the United States in recent years, buying up small bio pharmaceutical companies and, in 2011, acquiring chemical maker Arch Chemicals for $1.4 billion.
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The heightened regulatory scrutiny of overseas acquisitions comes after companies spent a record $220 billion in 2016 on assets overseas, buying up everything from movie studios to European football clubs.
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Making sure your overall financial health is strong, she says, and having a firm understanding of an individual company's business plan and long-term growth potential before buying up shares.
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In parts of Damascus, I was told, Iranian military officials are buying up real estate using Syrian businessmen as their front, turning it into an Iranian mini-fief within Syria.
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It impersonated social activists and political groups, and spent "thousands" of dollars every month buying up advertisements to promote Internet Research Agency-controlled social media accounts, according to the indictment.
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The Republican tax cuts have been great for corporations, which have spent billions of the dollars they've reaped in savings buying up their own stock to reward shareholders and investors.
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The investment firms that do business by buying up companies and loading them with debt have been criticized for rewarding themselves with dividends while the businesses they own go under.
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While the company has gone from 30 markets to 190 markets in 2017, big name retailers are buying up smaller companies to build out their own on-demand delivery platform.
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Another set of potential acquirers are private equity firms, which have had increasing amounts of capital at their disposal and have become increasingly active in buying up startups, he said.
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Their funding for oil exploration dwarfs any alternatives, but they are buying up power generation and retail utilities to integrate with their long-standing natural gas and emerging renewables ventures.
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Often, we rely on the tried-and-true brands our grandmothers have educated us on, or we resort to buying up trendy pieces filtered down from this season's runway looks.
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O.J. Simpson's 2 kids with Nicole are buying up a bunch of properties in Florida, and Fred Goldman's attorneys want to know where they got the money to do it.
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The desire to own is growing among the millennial generation; 48 percent of those surveyed said it was their primary reason for buying, up from 39 percent a year ago.
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Both Brown and Weiss agreed on CNBC that instead of fretting, investors should be buying up bank stocks on the dip — companies like Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Bank of America.
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Puerto Rico also had a "massive" amount of debt, and was issuing even more bonds, which mutual funds and individuals were eagerly buying up, in spite of the warning signs.
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After finishing his jail sentence, Epstein launched a PR campaign that featured donations to science research, pay-for-play journalism, and buying up websites, according to The New York Times.
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The giants have also been estimated to control nearly 97 percent of the light beer market, and they've been busy buying up or investing in craft brands over the years.
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A leading shareholder advisory firm is buying up environmental data and analytics companies, because its says investors are increasingly concerned about the impact climate change will have on their portfolios.
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After buying up nearly 210 percent of the entire company, Berkshire Hathaway turned an immediate profit, as the stock had run up by 30 percent in less than three months.
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In the meantime, opportunistic hedge funds and private equity firms have swooped in, buying up ailing newspapers and provoking accusations their profit-focused management styles accelerate the demise of print.
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Berkshire Hathaway, the insurance-based conglomerate he runs, is buying up to 38 percent of Canada's Home Capital and extending it credit of C$23 billion, or about $1.5 billion.
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On the campaign trail, Bolsonaro repeatedly criticized China buying up Brazilian assets as being a strategic threat to the country, but has struck a more conciliatory tone since being elected.
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He has been buying up apartments there for nearly three decades, knocking down walls to combine the space with his adjoining townhouse and primary residence, at 17 East 79th Street.
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The U.S. e-commerce giant is buying up 49 percent of More in a deal that sees Amazon partner and PE firm Samara Capital pick up the remaining 51 percent.
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As the coronavirus crisis in China ramped up in January, the country cut face mask exports to the rest of the world while buying up most of the world's supply.
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If history is any guide, the latest surge in Bitcoin's price is likely to end in tears for many of the people who are frantically buying up the virtual currency.
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"There are a lot of people buying up properties in San Diego and turning them into Airbnbs, but what we wanted to do was create a community," Mr. Rangel said.
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"There are a lot of people buying up properties in San Diego and turning them into Airbnbs, but what we wanted to do was create a community," Mr. Rangel said.
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A lot of people are buying up stocks while they are low, and while I don't disagree with that tactic, we aren't investing a lot more than we normally do.
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The naturalist and activist Terry Tempest Williams fights to preserve her Utah roots by buying up parcels of federal public land at auction to prevent the oilmen from drilling there.
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The solution was for a single company, American Telephone and Telegraph, to consolidate the industry by buying up all the small operators and creating a single network — a natural monopoly.
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GFG has grown rapidly from its roots as a metals trader by spending billions of dollars buying up often troubled metals manufacturing facilities from the US to Europe and Australia.
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There were plenty of boos inside the Gaillard Center on Tuesday, so many that they birthed a conspiracy theory about Mike Bloomberg buying up tickets to build a cheering section.
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Warren argues that today's tech giants—specifically Amazon, Facebook, and Google—stifle innovation and competition by buying up rivals and using their power as platforms to advantage their own offerings.
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This has prompted concern in some corners, not least from the country's opposition leader, Mohamed Nasheed, who has stated publicly that China is "buying up the Maldives" under Yameen's rule.
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Broadcom, which announced on Wednesday that it's buying CA for almost $19 billion, is turning away from rolling up semiconductor companies and toward buying up mainframe and infrastructure software companies.
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And he thinks that consumers should be given greater control over how the tech giants use their data and that the companies should be prevented from buying up nascent competitors.
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Fitbit has been buying up smaller smartwatch companies over the past year, and has alluded many times to its plans to explore form factors beyond its current lineup of activity trackers.
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ITV, Britain's biggest free-to-air commercial broadcaster, has been buying up production companies, particularly in the drama and reality TV genres, to reduce its reliance on UK TV advertising sales.
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Bond guru Jeffrey Gundlach at DoubleLine Capital is just one deep-pocketed investor who has been buying up marketplace-lending ABS, particularly those comprised of personal and student loans, Turner said.
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One criticism that appears repeatedly, especially in fast-growing cities where gentrification and developers are roundly resented, is that people are buying up housing units just to rent them on Airbnb.
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The state is compensating some retail bondholders by buying up shares they received in the conversion for up to 1.5 billion euros and offering in exchange Monte dei Paschi's senior debt.
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The company also faces intense competition in the traditional pay-TV market and has been buying up wireless airwaves, or spectrum, in recent years as its satellite business came under pressure.
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Until now, this story has been dominated by dramatic incidents like Uber raiding the entire driverless research unit of Carnegie Mellon University, and Big Tech buying up startups by the dozen.
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Google previously started a group that pledges to only use patents defensively, while another group it co-founded, the LOT Network, prevented companies from buying up patents just to sue others.
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Kamesh Goyal, a former senior executive at Allianz , would spearhead the new venture and own a 15 percent stake in it with other investors buying up the rest, the source said.
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Mega Millions officials told the Post that the prize had reached "uncharted territory," and hopeful citizens are reportedly buying up lottery tickets so quickly, number combinations are beginning to run out.
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Most recently Hasbro released Ms. Monopoly, which replaces the traditional male character with a female investor, who, rather than buying up real estate, is set on empowering her fellow woman entrepreneurs.
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A couple of years ago, I began buying up older science fiction classics: Silent Running, Outland, Tron, 2010, and other films from this sort of golden age of science fiction cinema.
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Run out of London by Frenchman Marc Meyohas using family money, Greybull is well known for buying up companies in distress on the cheap with the aim of turning them around.
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As we noted recently, the company has been buying up startups as a brisk pace, and this move echoes the competition's big push when it transformed Kiva Systems into Amazon Robotics.
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At an auction in London last year, fans spent remarkable sums buying up Plath's belongings, from her mint-green Hermes 3000 typewriter (for £26,000; $46,071) to her old tartan skirt (£1,700).
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A tension has surfaced in Europe between a fear of China effectively buying up whole industries and local companies becoming too large: Public officials are uncertain which dynamic is more pernicious.
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Regardless, Pixel sales still lag badly behind Apple and Samsung smartphones in the US. After buying up a smartphone hardware team, Google must be hoping that the third time's the charm.
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"Climate gentrification"—the practice of wealthy investors buying up high-elevation properties to guard against sea level rise—is among the reasons Haitians are being pushed out of Miami's Little Haiti.
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Regulations to curb the power of the digital behemoths — say, barring them from buying up rising companies like Instagram and WhatsApp that might threaten their dominance in the future — make sense.
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In a tight market it's possible to initiate a sharp rally in prices by buying up available cargoes and forcing the price higher in what is known as a short squeeze.
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The 2008 financial crisis hit industry hard, but Cote used the downturn to Honeywell's advantage, buying up cheaper companies and creating an enterprise that offered parts for connected cars and airplanes.
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The collapse of the Aixtron deal comes amid growing objections in Germany and the United States to China buying up firms with strategic technologies abroad without allowing reciprocal transactions at home.
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Chanel, which has been buying up specialists such as feather providers, milliners and boot-makers for more than a decade, has made significant investments in cashmere production and leather goods manufacturing.
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Some of the world's most successful family companies practise a gentler version of consolidation, buying up smaller family companies to add scale but allowing them to keep their names and identities.
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Between 20183 and 2005 customers had transitioned away from VHS and were buying up not only new films as they came out, but older films that were being released on DVD.
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The company and its partner in the proposed transit hub, real estate giant Trammell Crow, have already spent more than $100 million buying up parcels in the area, the report said.
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In his speech, Le Maire touched on the external challenges facing Europe, singling out China for buying up European technology and U.S. President Donald Trump for threatening Europe with trade tariffs.
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"There are [certain] situations where … investment banks and large funds are essentially buying up properties then holding on to them with the idea to generate revenue down the road," he says.
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The owner of one leading manufacturer reported price gouging by second-hand dealers who were buying up large supplies in and reselling them over the internet at a huge mark-up.
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Then, after buying up Strikeforce, the UFC made room in the Octagon for Ronda Rousey and the rest of an inherited 2115-pound women's roster, which wound up on the marquee.
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It's policy supposedly intended to cut down on profiteering by buying up tickets and reselling them for a markup, but which has the side benefit of all but eliminating ticket resales.
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In one of the most extreme examples, Phoenix businessman Scott Menaged set out to be the king of house flippers, buying up foreclosed properties with abandon following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Valeant was once a Wall Street favorite that kept investors happy by buying up old, off-patent drugs like Syprine, sharply raising their prices, and investing little in research and development.
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Some 70% of the nation's freight is moved by truck, meaning truck drivers are ensuring that retailers, hospitals, and online stores are stocked with the essentials Americans are increasingly buying up.
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Developers are rapidly buying up land from villagers to build five-star hotels, resorts and luxury housing with names like "Secret Land," marketing them as retirement investments for health-conscious families.
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Other firms with deeper pockets -- such as MedMen, Acreage Holdings and Harvest -- went on a land grab, buying up licenses in newly legal states to then erect vertically integrated operations there.
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"Indians are more flexible than many of their Asian peers, buying up distressed or stranded cargoes when there's a profitable opportunity," said Ivan Szpakowski, head of Asia commodity research at Citigroup.
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We're told demand has been through the roof these past several weeks -- mostly via Amazon and mostly overseas in places like Hong Kong, where folks are buying up wipes in bulk.
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The events are the latest in what has turned out to be a disastrous bet by private equity firm Cerberus, which began buying up gun companies — including Remington — a decade ago.
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AT&T and Verizon have also been buying up assets that they need for a next-generation, or 5G network, with faster downloads and applications that would enable self-driving cars.
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The treasury secretary said he anticipated that investors might be drawn even more to buying up US bonds following the decision by the European Central Bank to cut rates below zero.
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DJs can hold the keys to breaking records, but individual collectors are often the key makers—buying up the rarest cuts and recommending hot new releases, thus helping shift the market.
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Canopy is already gearing up for Canada's potential recreational market, buying up new warehouse and production spaces — despite the fact that there are only around 40,000 medical marijuana patients in Canada.
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The healthcare sector has seen an unprecedented wave of deals since early 2014, from large drugmakers buying up smaller rivals, to consolidation among makers of generic medicines and tie-ups between insurers.
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The Fed's monetary policy tightening is taking place against a backdrop of other central banks, like the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan, buying up billions of dollars in bonds.
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Oil producers are betting big on a rise in crude prices by raising capital spending and buying up acreage in low-cost, oil-rich regions such as the Permian Basin of Texas.
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The IDC report also says that "smartwatches will continue to struggle in the near term," but that clearly hasn't deterred Fitbit from buying up one of the smartwatch companies that it could.
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And tech firms are pushing into new sectors, even buying up the local alternatives that Mr Foer suggested as solutions in his food analogy (this summer Amazon bought Whole Foods, a grocer).
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Plus, the company has been buying up smart home companies (with a focus on the front door), and one imagines it's only a matter of time before Amazon starts making one itself.
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Yet tech giants are buying up companies and directing them to focus on R&D, rather than building AI applications for specific, non-tech industry problems that can have an impact today.
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The company, best known for its Spanish-language broadcast channel, had been buying up online assets including The Root, a news and opinion site for African Americas, and comedy group The Onion.
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Such risky assets, which normally yield double-digit returns, are high on the radar of international investors who have been buying up bad loan portfolios in Italy along with debt collection companies.
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The American Prairie Reserve (APR) is buying up large swathes of private cattle ranchland in northeastern Montana and also applying for grazing permits on about 220,280 acres (121,000 hectares) of public land.
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Now, they are increasingly relying on cheap wind turbines, leading their manufacturers to look for ways to cut production costs, including buying up rotor blade makers or outsourcing more to them. tmsnrt.
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Unfortunately, these attachments don't always come cheap, and if you've already dropped a few hundred dollars on the mixer alone, buying up all the add-ons may not be in the cards.
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The size of Bank of Japan's balance sheet is fast approaching Japan's GDP, as BoJ has spent more than a year buying up government debt (primarily to meet a 2% inflation target).
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In 2011, it set up a joint venture with Sollers in which Ford and Sollers each hold a 50 percent stake, but Ford has controlled the business since buying up preferred shares.
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Lasry's Avenue Capital has been buying up senior secured debt with the view it will either get paid off or end up owning the companies when the debt is converted to equity.
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The manager of the co-operative says that more have been buying up "green" household products, especially since the "no-poo" movement, which renounces shampoo, caught on in South Korea last year.
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Agrium is already the biggest U.S. farm retail supplier and has for years been steadily buying up stores, which are seen as providing more stable profits than fertilizer that is sold wholesale.
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Kids at the Parkland, Florida, school are sporting clear backpacks, one school district is arming students with buckets of rocks, and other schools have been buying up bulletproof shelters for their classrooms.
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AT&T, which had been America Movil's partner for more than two decades, entered Mexico's market on its own in late 2014 by buying up the No. 3 and No. 4 carriers.
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By the mid-to-late 1980s, visionary New York investors and developers like the late Tony Goldman were buying up and restoring the art deco buildings on Ocean Drive, as Canales recalls.
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The vast majority of the nuts are exported, and increasingly it is China that is fueling the boom, buying up 40% of the total haul according to China's National Industry Association (CSNC).
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In the mid-1980s, Mr. Newhouse went after The New Yorker with gusto, buying up stock as he tried to wrest it away from its longtime publisher, the yeast magnate Peter Fleischmann.
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How cool would it be if THQ Nordic kept buying up these old, weird properties with niche fanbases, and paired them with risk-taking studios looking for a shot on minimal funding?
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Shares in Spark fell 3.2 percent after the earnings announcement, despite meeting expectations, which fund managers said was likely due to investors taking profits after buying up shares ahead of the results.
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TOKYO — Toshiba, the Japanese technology conglomerate, has spent a decade and billions of dollars building itself into one of the largest players in the global nuclear power industry by buying up rivals.
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So, with frugal investors buying up index funds, thus sending stocks higher, and companies gearing up for more stock buybacks, the effect on the market is tangible, the "Mad Money" host said.
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After years of flooding, the city recently starting buying up high-risk buildings from its residents, in an effort to help people move their businesses to smarter locations away from risky areas.
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Lone Star Funds, a big private equity firm that specializes in buying up distressed assets — soured mortgages in particular — is undergoing a shake-up in the management of its North American operations.
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Turing Pharmaceuticals raised the price on one anti-infection drug by more than 5,000 percent in 2015, and Valeant Pharmaceuticals International adopted a strategy of buying up drug companies and increasing prices.
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China's longstanding strategy to "gradually absorb" Hong Kong by supporting pro-Chinese businesses, buying up Hong Kong media conglomerates and backing China-friendly candidates for Hong Kong government posts has clearly failed.
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The ECB, already buying up 20 billion euros worth of debt each month to lower borrowing costs and generate inflation, could use its financial firepower to buy more "green" assets, some argue.
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In addition to 7-Eleven — a business it took over in the early 1990s after initially licensing the brand for use in Japan — Seven & I has been buying up other American retailers.
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Last week, he called on non-Maasai communities to "remain" on their own land rather than buying up Maasai ancestral land around Kajiado, 80 km (50 miles) south of the capital, Nairobi.
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In fact, right after Amazon announced its new "HQ2" last November, the Wall Street Journal reported some employees were already buying up local condos—and had started before the project went public.
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Tryb is focused on fintech in Southeast Asia, but, unlike most startups in the region, it operates like an umbrella company by taking stakes in promising businesses and buying up others via acquisitions.
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Cisco has been hard at work buying up a variety of software services over the years, and this year it added to its security portfolio when it acquired Duo Security for $2.35 billion.
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In total it spent some 2.6 trillion euros ($2.94 trillion) buying up mostly government, but also corporate debt, asset-backed securities and covered bonds, at a pace of 1.3 million euros a minute.
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Chinese negotiators have reportedly proposed buying up to $70 billion more in US exports if Trump's administration does not impose the tariffs, but also promised to retaliate tit-for-tat if it does.
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"A lot of Australians feel that Asians are buying up prime agricultural land, housing," Hanson said at a fiery media conference in Brisbane on Monday, where she also reiterated her anti-Islam stance.
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Stefan Mandel, a Romanian economist living in Australia, won not only the $27 million jackpot but also $900,000 in additional prizes by systematically buying up every possible number combination in the Virginia lottery.
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Chinese firms have been snapping up hotels and hospitality brands around the world, from Fosun International's purchase of France's Club Mediterranee to Anbang Insurance buying up the famous Waldorf Astoria in New York.
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It's been a week since Fitbit announced that it was buying up the assets of smartwatch maker Pebble, and a lot of questions still exist around exactly how Pebble's existing products will work.
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Investors are buying up AMD stock because they know the processing challenges of the future are practically tailored for the massively parallel architecture of a GPU — and AMD has some really good GPUs.
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Disney has already acquired major properties by buying up Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm, and 21st Century Fox only adds to their coffers, with franchises like Alien, Marvel's X-Men, and James Cameron's Avatar.
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Christian Fromhertz, CEO of The Tribeca Trade Group, said options traders are buying up short-term call options on some Chinese internet companies, including online video platform IQIYI and e-commerce company JD.com.
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The Spanish company has been buying up phone tower sites across Europe, riding a wave of debt-cutting efforts by telecoms network operators which are selling or sharing their infrastructure to maximize profit.
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Last year saw a flurry of deals in Norway's biggest industry, with private equity investors buying up assets, betting on a recovery in crude prices, from energy firms happy to generate some cash.
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Market participants also said the falling yuan has had a large negative impact on the money market in the second half, with the central bank buying up Chinese currency and shrinking base money.
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In total it spent some 2.6 trillion euros ($2.94 trillion) buying up mostly government but also corporate debt, asset-backed securities and covered bonds at a pace of 1.3 million euros a minute.
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China has opened a new front in its war to curb currency depreciation by buying up renminbi offshore, foiling the burgeoning carry trade and driving the cost of borrowing to a record high.
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To get some of that cheese off the market, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has spent $47.1 million buying up roughly 22 million pounds of it since 2016, according to a USDA spokesperson.
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During the strike, motorists were limited to buying up to 15 liters (4 gallons) of petrol at special filling stations, but there was no mass queuing at stations as there was in April.
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LONDON, Dec 2650 (Reuters) - Morgan Stanley recommended buying up Chinese equities on Monday after the weekend's G215 summit in Argentina produced a 3-month truce in Beijing's trade war with the United States.
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For instance, buying up the Fox sports channels means those local deals won't end up in the hands of someone else, like Comcast's NBCUniversal*, or a theoretical tech bidder like Amazon or Apple.
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But hospitals have exploited this advantage most egregiously by buying up private practices and then charging more for the exact same service provided in the exact same building by the exact same doctors.
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As the coronavirus case count in the US grows, people are increasingly worried they'll have to self-quarantine for a brief period, and have been buying up staple foods and cases of water.
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He said he and his hedge fund, Pershing Square Capital Management, have been buying up stocks -- about $2.5 billion worth -- in the past week, as values have plummeted in a sharp sell-off.
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In 2006, Neiman sold Kate Spade for $124 million to retail giant Liz Claiborne, which was ramping up its portfolio by buying up brands like Ellen Tracy, Lucky Brand Jeans, and Juicy Couture.
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It's a stark transformation that would have been impossible to predict when his father first started buying up the neighborhood's underutilized properties in the early 1980s, before it was widely known as Dumbo.
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They are competing and co-operating with older industrial firms: Siemens, a German industrial giant, has been on an IoT acquisition spree, buying up companies specialising in everything from sensors to office automation.
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To keep its contents from the public, the C.I.A. considered buying up all copies of the book but backed off when the publisher, Random House, made clear that it would simply print more.
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The central bank is, in effect, underwriting public spending by buying up government bonds — an arrangement criticized as reckless by fiscal conservatives, but welcomed by others who say Japan needs the pump-priming.
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In fact, it's just like old times at Staples Center -- with stars buying up all the seats ... even Jack Nicholson was sitting courtside again after taking some time away from his favorite team.
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In 2013, Facebook revoked users' ability to remain unsearchable on the site; meanwhile, its chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, was buying up four houses surrounding his Palo Alto home to preserve his own privacy.
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Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel travels to China this week having openly complained that China is strategically buying up key technologies in Germany while protecting its own companies against foreign takeovers with "discriminatory requirements".
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If the Chinese government were to stop buying up the dollars and loaning them to us, that would indeed help American producers, but it would impose higher prices of imports on American consumers.
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Not only do they know, but they have planned for that future and invested heavily in it by buying up virtual reality companies and other innovations that will leave competitors in the dust.
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J.P. Morgan wants to associate itself with the area and its numerous tech startups, and buying up the naming rights to the building all of these power players frequent isn't a bad idea.
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If we're past the point of fresh trauma that was 9/11 and the war on terror, but we're still buying up plenty of wartime video games, then where is the genre headed?
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Now, Facebook has engaged in horizontal predation, both in buying up companies that we probably should not have allowed them to buy and then also appropriating the capabilities that other people bring to market.
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Mitchell told BuzzFeed News that he had multiple meetings over inauguration weekend with interested investors who he claims are buying up terrestrial radio stations and looking for right-wing shows to fill their airwaves.
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He worked as a circus monkey trainer and uranium prospector before finally buying up a piece of property in southern Australia and seceding to ensure a part of the continent would remain forever British.
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Walmart (WMT) has also stepped up its fashion game by partnering with celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres and Sofia Vergara for exclusive clothing lines and buying up hip online brands such as ModCloth and Eloquii.
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And Amazon, it just creates like a really difficult ... And they're buying up companies and they're being innovative and iterative themselves and so it makes it super hard for small companies to break in.
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In 2014, a former executive of Banco Santander was fined by the US Securities and Exchange Commission for buying up speculative derivatives in PotashCorp ahead of BHP Billiton making an offer for the company.
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And while people might have been fast to forgive the Note 7 troubles by buying up the Galaxy S8 enthusiastically, it is truly the Note 8 that will be the test of Samsung's redemption.
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Elliott is widely known for its adversarial approach, buying up stock in companies, firing boards and CEOs, investing heavily in bankruptcy lawyers, and stripping companies back to core functions that provide reliable shareholder returns.
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The state-owned carrier notified American Airlines last month that it was interested in buying up to 203 percent of its shares but would not exceed 4.75 percent without the approval of American's board.
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At first, Donald Trump's election had the market buying up defense contractor stocks, but the Carrier deal has led some to wonder whether those companies might actually face rising scrutiny from the new administration.
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KBW analyst Jean Pierre Lambert, who was on the call, said one of the key issues was Natixis' decentralised governance model of buying up boutique asset managers and letting them operate at arm's length.
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And so buying up other airlines in the oneworld alliance—of which Qatar Airways, IAG, LATAM and Cathay Pacific are members—seems more sensible than throwing more aircraft and investment at its Doha base.
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KBW analyst Jean Pierre Lambert, who was on the call, said one of the key issues was Natixis' decentralized governance model of buying up boutique asset managers and letting them operate at arm's length.
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The Fed built up the behemoth balance sheet over the past decade through several rounds of quantitative easing, buying up bonds and mortgage-backed securities and has been discussing how to wind it down.
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Sources also confirmed to CNBC that China has committed to buying up to $1.2 trillion in U.S. goods, though the two sides remain far apart on issues concerning the forced transfer of intellectual property.
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The federal government in Canberra is spending A$2000 billion ($21 billion) buying up and cancelling farmers' water entitlements in a bid to reduce salinity and repair other environmental damage stretching back a century.
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Unlike Facebook — which is buying up the rights to episodic series like a documentary on New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady Tom vs Time and Kerry Washington's new series — Twitter wants more live events.
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It was Baron Rothschild, the 18th-century nobleman who pronounced "The time to buy is when there's blood in the streets," after he'd made a fortune buying up property when Napoleon lost at Waterloo.
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Twitter bans users from buying up followers, not only because it artificially inflates their reach but also because the purchased accounts are often bots or spam accounts, which the platform actively tries to expunge.
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Instead of buying up properties, Ms. Monopoly players collect inventions made by women, like WiFi (invented by Hedy Lamarr in the 1940s) and chocolate chip cookies (created by Ruth Graves Wakefield in the 1930s).
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It could junk the QE approach of buying a set amount of assets, and instead say it's going to just start buying up as much stuff as it can until it reaches its targets.
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The streaming service is also contending with big-spending rivals in Apple, which is hurriedly buying up new projects, and Netflix, which signed the producer Ryan Murphy to a $300 million deal this week.
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A few years ago, white supremacist Craig Cobb built an enclave of hate in the tiny town of Leith, North Dakota, by buying up real estate and inviting other white supremacists to move in.
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The takeover of Intime is part of a strategy that makes Alibaba a rarity among major global e-commerce companies — it has spent billions buying up pieces of the very retail sector it disrupted.
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She said the idea gained traction a decade ago amid a global land rush when multinational corporations were buying up or leasing large tracts for agricultural production, often with devastating effects on local populations.
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So if you see me at the grocery store buying up the remains of his public legacy, it's not because I don't care about the ethical treatment of animals, or people, for that matter.
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I'm starting to think he's working to some sort of coherent, considered strategy—one that involves more than just buying up the most properties, and instead creating fatal traps that hook and devour his opponents.
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Nelson Tanure, a Brazilian investor with a contentious track record, and partners have been buying up shares through a fund controlled by Bridge Administradora de Recursos Ltda, according to four sources familiar with the matter.
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The acquisitive businessman - whose sprawling LVMH group, the world's biggest luxury goods producer, includes fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton and champagne label Moet & Chandon - ruled out buying up rival cognac makers to fix shortages.
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The government of President Bashar al-Assad was forced to tender for wheat this summer, at a time when it rarely holds international purchase tenders as it is busy buying up wheat from local farmers.
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Here's why: Goldman is buying up these loans in order to satisfy the terms of a settlement reached with state and federal officials in January 2016 for the firm's role in fueling the housing bubble.
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Craft beer hasn't only pushed Budweiser to change its iconic advertising strategy but is also cashing in on Budweiser money: The beer giant has been buying up craft labels, including Breckenridge Brewery and Four Peaks.
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Before you start buying up key switch samples or investing a hundred dollars in a full keyboard you need to make that very first choice—which is easy to do without every touching a keyboard.
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The investment is not Softbank's first with a car theme; at the end of last year the Vision Fund secured a sizable stake in ride-hailing giant Uber by buying up shares from existing investors.
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Still, we don't owe Facebook anything, least of all our faith that the patron saint of personal data strip-mining does anything good for reasons beyond simply buying up goodwill or getting caught red handed.
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In April 2013, activist investor Carl Icahn took aim at the iPhone maker, also buying up a $1 billion stake in the hopes he could get Cook's attention and shift the company's capital returns strategy.
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HONG KONG, Jan 6 (Reuters) - China's state stockpiling agency is expected to start buying up domestic copper supply this month after local smelters urged it to intervene in order to support prices, industry sources said.
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Image: Wikipedia / GizmodoIt's come to our attention that Martin Shkreli, the dagger-faced pharma bro who won't leave the world alone, is buying up domains for the names of journalists who have written about him.
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It's below Dropbox's previous $10 billion valuation, but it's still a signal that investors are interested in buying up Dropbox's IPO, which will be the most well-known enterprise name to go public this year.
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Once seen as a media startup with money to burn thanks to its backing from the Qatari government, the company started with a bang, buying up Current TV for $313 million and hiring 170 people.
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Andy Rubin buying up a whole bunch of cool robotics startups under the Google banner sounded like the company was hastening the singularity and embracing some Lex Luthor-level supervillainy all at the same time.
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Yet the People's Republic pushed down its exchange rate on a massive scale until about 2014, buying up about $1-2 billion of hard currency each business day to depress the yuan and pump exports.
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This year, Uber continued to make strategic acquisitions as well, buying up artificial intelligence startup Geometric Intelligence, and self-driving truck startup Otto, in a quest to become a leader in autonomous vehicles and logistics.
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Now, imagine that a large group of teens start buying up an initially worthless token (or numerous ones, if they want to vote for a different girl week-to-week) so that its value skyrockets.
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One steel trading source in Canada said American customers, both warehouses and steel users, had been buying up Canadian metal in the spot market, because of the threat of a tariff, but supply was limited.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil major BP has clashed with rival Vitol in the once-languid West African crude market, buying up cargoes and taking a big derivative position that may have raised costs for European refiners.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Liberty House Group, an industrial and commodities group which has been buying up British steel assets, could list parts of the company in London by 2018, its executive chairman told Reuters on Friday.
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This means that hospitals are buying up smaller practices and clinics, maximizing the "spread" off them, and pocketing the money saved — with no accountability to make them increase care for those who need it most.
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In the wake of confirmation that Long Island City will be one of Amazon's selected locations, Assemblyman Ron Kim announced an intent to block these subsidies and redirect the funds towards buying up student debt.
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Ambac Financial Gets Pressed to Make a Move | Buying up claims can help the company, but doing so too quickly could hinder the bond insurer's ability to meet other liabilities, Antony Currie writes in Breakingviews.
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And if pastors and churchgoers were buying up block tickets and attending the film, the power of peer pressure also meant that many more people saw the film than might have gone on their own.
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The announcement today comes weeks after news broke that Travis Kalanick, founder and former chief executive of Uber, is buying up cheap properties in India and some other markets to scale his cloud kitchens venture.
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Earlier in the day, the RBA had proposed buying up to A$5 billion of bonds with maturity between two years and eight years, maturing in July 2022, April 2023, November 2027 and May 2028.
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That offering was notable not just for its size — more than $4 billion — but also because it seemed at odds with the firm's so-called private equity business of buying up companies and reselling them.
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Things are going a little differently in California: A start-up is buying up forests and then selling people the right to have their cremated remains mixed with fertilizer and fed to a particular tree.
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Valeant was once a Wall Street favorite whose stock skyrocketed after selling investors on its brash business model of buying up companies, slashing costs and raising drug prices, sometimes by a thousand percent or more.
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She has argued that it would create a more even playing field for international trade, by preventing foreign central banks from buying up government debt to help cheapen the national currency and make exports competitive.
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Buying up the crumbs of the industry, Mindgeek has only grown in power and influence (they also own Youporn and Redtube, along with countless production companies), and they are now ostensibly trying to give back.
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In an apparent nod to the urgency of the situation, a super PAC supporting Ms. Warren announced late Thursday that it was buying up television time in Boston to give her a last-minute boost.
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Traders started to look elsewhere for hides, buying up such large numbers of animals that governments such as Niger and Burkina Faso banned the sale of donkeys to China due to environmental and economic problems.
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Roughly $14.5 billion of that fund goes to direct payments to farmers, and there's an additional $1.5 billion toward buying up surplus crop for food banks and schools and working toward developing new export markets.
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It made its first big move in June by buying up an online pharmacy start-up called PillPack for $1 billion, which will give it pharmaceutical licenses in almost every state once the deal closes.
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He lost twice for the title of Guv'nor to Cliff Fields in 23 and 1979 by TKO (rumor has it that McLean went around London buying up every available copy of the fights to destroy).
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Traders linked the spike to news saying an Italian plan to set up a state-backed fund that would help troubled lenders by buying up bad loans and plug capital shortfalls should be ready by Monday.
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That expectation coupled with all the excitement surrounding the lithium story seems to have led to several high-profile funds such as Switzerland's Pala Investments and China's Shanghai Chaos Investment buying up physical stocks of cobalt.
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It was talking about all the people on Robinhood, this trading app that let's … Millennials especially I think is their target audience … Trade for free, and a lot of them are buying up Tesla right now.
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Bolsonaro is strongly critical of China, despite it being Brazil's top trade partner, buying up its soy, iron ore and petroleum, along with making massive investments in the South American nation's infrastructure, oil sector and industry.
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Canberra has long voiced its openness to foreign investment but a flood of Chinese funds, particularly into real estate, has created a popular impression with the public that Chinese companies were "buying up Australia," noted Bath.
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"The FBI has provided absolutely no justification for establishing its own air force," Representative Les Aspin, a Democrat from Wisconsin, said when it became public that the FBI was buying up the Army's old spy planes.
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The ECB has spent 2.6 trillion euros ($3 trillion) over almost four years, buying up mostly government but also corporate debt, asset-backed securities and covered bonds — at a pace of 1.3 million euros a minute.
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As chip stocks sell off on a report that semiconductor makers are cutting ties with China's Huawei, investors should consider buying up shares of Synopsis, AMD and Nvidia, RBC Capital Markets analyst Mitch Steves said Monday.
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What's happening: Utility companies, fearful of setting off more disasters like California's deadly wildfires, are hungrily buying up AI systems that can tell them which equipment is the next to rupture or go up in flames.
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Canada has blocked a proposed C$1.51 billion ($1.18 billion) takeover of construction company Aecon by a Chinese state builder on national security grounds, underscoring rising wariness of Chinese firms buying up assets in Western countries.
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The options market shows traders are buying up protection against a rise to at least $40 by the end of the year, and speculators have increased their bullish bets on the price through the futures market.
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For Oslo however, current rules allow only a 60 percent loan-to-value for secondary homes, preventing many investors from buying up property, which economists say has contributed to a fall in the capital's housing prices.
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Under Armour has spent the past couple of years building out and buying up popular software applications, including MyFitnessPal, MapMy Run, Endomondo and UA Record, and claims 157 million users across all of its apps now.
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Walmart has been buying up small online retailers for more than two years in an attempt to reach younger customers who do not normally shop on its website, and recover ground lost to competitors like Amazon.
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Beyond Prime Air, its ambitious drone delivery program, Amazon has been quietly buying up thousands of truck trailers to better support shipping between its fulfillment centers and looking into leasing its own fleet of Boeing jets.
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The company plans to reduce its debt over the next two to three years, Ricardo Jaramillo told Reuters in a telephone interview late Tuesday, after spending around $9 billion buying up assets during the last decade.
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So if you're wondering how to get ahead, let alone keep up with your rising monthly rent payment, take a look at where some investors are generating decent returns buying up houses and renting them out.
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In the technology industry a handful of companies have grown into giants in a couple of decades and are now making sure they stay on top, hoovering up talent, buying up patents and investing in research.
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Under a second model proposed by Acharya, India's government could create a national asset management company, or a "quasi-government" entity, in charge of buying up and restructuring debt in debt-laden sectors such as power.
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The ECB has spent 212 trillion euros ($214 trillion) over almost four years, buying up mostly government but also corporate debt, asset-backed securities and covered bonds — at a pace of 22018 million euros a minute.
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"China is not just focusing on electric vehicle manufacturing, but also buying up lithium projects and supporting the growth of battery producers, so they can control even more of the electric vehicle supply chain," he said.
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In fact, it's one of the most streamlined experiences the gig economy has given us thanks to Grubhub's habit of buying up every popular food ordering services in existence, including Seamless, MenuPages, and most recently, Foodler.
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I don't like the idea of it being owned by someone whose only interest in it is money, buying up the shares of people who bought them for reasons that had nothing to do with money.
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Rapid transit has driven up New York real estate values since the beginning of the 20th century, when speculators with insider knowledge made killings by buying up land along the route of the first subway lines.
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Preservationists feared that it would set a precedent for investors seeking to turn a quick profit by buying up the neighborhood's old buildings and turning them into sprawling new homes with false fronts, Mr. Holowka said.
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Rodrigo Oliveira, chief strategist of Agro Financeira, a small trading and hedging firm based in the state of Tocantins, said his firm was looking to take advantage, buying up more Brazilian soybeans compared to last year.
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For the better part of two decades, Mr. Pecker had ordered his staff at American Media to protect Mr. Trump from troublesome stories, in some cases by buying up stories about him and filing them away.
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After dropping the idea of buying up all the copies, Mr. Lord said, the agency appointed a task force that recommended that the C.I.A. use "such assets as the Agency may have" to plant bad reviews.
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As for me, while I initially expected to be pulling a good chunk of money out of the market, instead I'm planning on things going the other way and buying up shares while prices are low.
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Ashley, who launched well-known sports retailer Sports Direct, has been buying up struggling brands at a rapid rate in recent years, including preppy fashion store Jack Wills and struggling department store chain House of Fraser.
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LONDON, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Singapore's state investor GIC is part of the consortium led by China's Tencent that's buying up to 20% of Vivendi's Universal Music Group (UMG), according to a source familiar with the deal.
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Western coal is declining too, and as it does, vulture capitalists are buying up mines, squeezing out the last bit of profits, and declaring bankruptcy, leaving behind an environmental mess and workers without jobs or pensions.
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The internet's favorite villain and former Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO appeared before a Congressional hearing today, ostensibly to answer questions about the industry's practice of buying up the rights to vital prescription drugs and then drastically hiking prices.
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AMCON, set up in 2010 to clean up the banking system following a $4 billion rescue of nine lenders that came close to collapse, took over PAN after buying up its debt and converting it to equity.
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That's right, back when former-CEO Marissa Mayer was running around the internet buying up whatever she could get her hands on to make Yahoo look like a modern company, she personally struck the deal with Mozilla.
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The city of Dubuque had been buying up decrepit properties in a lower-income portion of Dubuque called the Washington Neighborhood, renovating them and then selling them for a lower price than several other homes in Dubuque.
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It's a step in the right direction: the way Simpson sees it, spending millions to lure tourists to the Inner Harbor and hospitals buying up run-down real estate only pushes inner-city problems to the outskirts.
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The Big Five houses often expand by buying up existing independent imprints or by merging — as Penguin and Random House, formerly independent entities, did in 2013 — and promising each imprint editorial freedom helps smooth over those transactions.
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"All the community sees is just new people, newcomers coming into the community, buying up properties, raising their property values and property taxes, pricing them out," Fleuranvil said while walking down the street with the $20,000 listing.
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Google's whimsical headquarters is conspicuous, littered with rainbow bikes and quirky art, but the company's also been buying up mass expanses of more non-descript office space along the freeway connecting Mountain View, Palo Alto and Sunnyvale.
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LONDON, May 2 (Reuters) - Liberty House, the industrial and commodities group that is buying up steel assets around the world, will add 300 UK jobs at the speciality steels business it bought from Tata Steel this year.
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The European Central Bank in 2015 began massive quantitative easing — a program for increasing the money supply by buying up government bonds and driving down interest rates — that amounted by 60 billion euros per month ($63.6 billion).
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Today's younger collectors are more interested in pop culture and urban fashion, so as they inherit or make more wealth, they are buying up everything from rare Air Jordans to skateboard decks and Supreme-branded boxing gloves.
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Now these types of purchases are coming under fire as shell companies are also buying up cheaper properties that could be bought by people living and working in those cities, which is adding to the housing crunch.
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Bosses, including the heads of the notorious Genovese family, will start buying up bars in the Village over the next few decades—including the Stonewall Inn in 19933—paying off the police and blackmailing staffers and patrons.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - As global oil majors pull out of Canada's oil sands, domestic companies are buying up assets and betting technology and economies of scale will enable them to turn a profit despite low crude prices.
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Starwood Hotels & Resorts has received a rival takeover bid worth about $14 billion from a group of investors led by a Chinese firm that's been quite active in buying up U.S. hotel properties, including the Waldorf-Astoria.
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"Vivendi is not considering the launch of a public tender on Ubisoft nor acquiring the control of the company," Vivendi said in a statement, while adding that it would nevertheless consider buying up further shares in Ubisoft.
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The Costa del Sol expansion comes a few months after Uber returned to Barcelona, the capital of Spain's Catalonia region — offering a licensed taxi service there after buying up private hire vehicle licenses from a local operator.
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The Public Investment Corporation, an investment manager owned by the South African government, has agreed to serve as an anchor investor in the sale, buying up to 10.3 million shares, or about 1.2 percent of Barclays Africa.
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The draft also puts more emphasis on investments that might be carried out under state influence - a nod to fears that Chinese firms are buying up European rivals as part of an industrial strategy orchestrated by Beijing.
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The newspaper reported that a man named Craig Cobb attempted to turn Leith into a safe haven for fellow white supremacists in 2013, buying up lots around town and encouraging those with similar views to join him.
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To accommodate them, the Turkish government is building a new Hasankeyf and buying up homes in the old city, even though, given so many delays, no one can say for sure when the reservoir will be filled.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. importers are buying up Colombian coffee from warehouses as shipments run late and inventories fall, lifting prices after poor crop weather hurt output in the world's biggest grower of high-quality arabica beans.
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AND, BY THE WAY, THERE'S A WHOLE THRUST OF THAT, THAT FIRRMA BILL, IS THE FACT THAT WE HAVE COUNTRIES, CHINA AND OTHERS, THAT ARE COMING IN AND BASICALLY TAKING AND BUYING UP ASSETS FOR STRATEGIC PURPOSES.
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It's little surprise that Jericho was at the forefront of an industry he was new to, a little early to the game before Netflix and Amazon and others were buying up any original content for streaming purposes.
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But by quietly buying up the rights to the water without which no fracking can actually take place — for a song, at that — Mason Cap has positioned itself to emerge from the fracas an even bigger winner.
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Traders and slaughterhouses buying up extra stocks to sell at a higher price later have also disrupted the country's "cold chain," or the network of freezers and temperature-controlled trucks that bring meat from farms to plates.
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People's buying behavior is also shifting — instead of buying up the store's limited edition t-shirts and home goods, consumers are opting for accessories like puzzles to pass the time and local snacks from its pantry section.
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Buying up New Zealand real estate became so popular among execs in the Valley that purchasing a house in New Zealand became Silicon Valley code for getting "apocalypse insurance," as Business Insider's Melia Russell reported in 2017.
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Mainland Chinese have been moving to the city by the hundreds of thousands, buying up apartments and taking many high-paid jobs but also displacing many longtime residents, who find themselves struggling for employment and affordable housing.
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But the rice experience didn't stop Thailand from trying to boost the price of natural rubber, with the military government last year buying up supplies from farmers in order to restrict the amount reaching the open market.
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Clients can choose the best of all services, rather than having to get all three from one of the big cloud-based vendors, which have typically cobbled together their offerings by buying up different startups, Zhu said.
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Mr. Black's net worth is estimated at $7 billion, most of it derived from Apollo Global Management, the private equity company he heads, which specializes in buying up companies, restructuring them and selling them for a profit.
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The answer is to figure out how we can revitalize the market so that generic drug producers have incentives to compete with companies that are buying up drugs and jacking up prices to make quick, exorbitant profits.
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Emerging markets are in free fall, led by currency declines in Turkey and Argentina and mounting fears that years of buying up cheap dollar-based debt after the financial crisis has created an unsustainable debt-repayment cycle.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors are buying up physical cobalt anticipating that shortages of the metal, a key component of lithium-ion batteries used in electrical cars, will spur prices to their highest levels since the 2008 financial crisis.
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And in the Tetons in Wyoming, "We were riding on horseback and he told the story of his father, my grandfather, buying up the land and helping to create Grand Teton National Park," David Rockefeller Jr. said.
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Last valued at $2.25 billion in 573, the company today announced that Brightfolk, controlled by fashion tycoon Anders Holch Povlsen, is becoming a "qualified owner" of Klarna — that is, buying up at least 10 percent of the company.
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Amplifon has been buying up hearing-aid retail chains, largely in Europe, and says it now has 123 percent of the market, but it faces challenges from hearing-aid makers Sonova of Switzerland and William Demant of Denmark.
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It would also mean less money for the Club Treasurer to spend on buying up neighborhood housing to knock down in order to expand the size of the Clubhouse and keep you all entertained right here on campus!
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As the U.S. and China continue to battle their way to a trade deal, some old fears are bubbling up again that China will flood into the U.S. market, buying up U.S. assets in a frenzied fire sale.
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Cheap, ready-to-eat food is usually pretty unhealthy—we're talking fast food here—and buying up all the ingredients to live by the Mediterranean diet will cost you more than what you'd pay for a value meal.
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Between the lines: Tech companies are pushing into the broadband space as many internet service providers (like Verizon, AT&T and Comcast) are buying up media properties to own more of the content that flows through those pipes.
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Whereas the dominant tech firms of the past, such as IBM or Nokia, were eventually displaced, today's giants are more deeply entrenched, thanks to their data, their vast investment budgets and their habit of buying up putative rivals.
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Bail-in means that, instead of taking public money, failed banks would turn their debt into common shares, allowing the public to buy them — essentially, buying up the debt and hoping to get the investment back with interest.
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Barcelona-based Caixabank was one of Spain's most expansive banks during the financial crisis as it attempted to offset falling profitability in its domestic market by buying up smaller savings banks hit hard by a property market crash.
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That, in turn, lines up with a spate of rumors wherein Apple is buying up a ton of 3D cameras for devices — not to mention the fact that it picked up 3D sensor company PrimeSense back in 2013.
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The Trump administration has used the premise of national security to block a number of business deals that would see Chinese companies buying up American firms — including Alibaba's proposed acquisition of MoneyGram and Broadcom's effort to buy Qualcomm.
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In an effort to stimulate the economy in the aftermath of the Great Recession, the Fed cut its benchmark interest rate to zero and began buying up government and mortgage-backed securities to drive down interest rates further.
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Miners have been handing money back to shareholders following a recovery from the commodity bust of 3.23-16, under pressure from investors not to waste growing piles of cash on buying up assets that may never deliver returns.
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Chinese companies are increasingly interested in buying up stakes in European soccer clubs not only as good investments but also as a way to help President Xi Jinping's bid to raise the profile of the sport in China.
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"It will take some years to get back to organic growth, so we are looking at accelerating this by buying up," Jorgensen said, adding that the firm was also looking to make acquisitions outside hemophilia and growth disorders.
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A Dallas Observer article from last month notes that the "bill designed to prevent bots from buying up concert tickets didn't help U2 fans," who once again found it difficult to get tickets to the band's new tour.
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American officials have criticized China for buying up a vast portion of the global supply of medical masks, and called for bringing the supply chains that produce pharmaceuticals, medical devices and protective gear back to the United States.
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"Walmart may think they have found a new, under-the-radar path into New York City by buying up businesses already here, but we should not be fooled," Comptroller Scott M. Stringer, a Democrat, said in a statement.
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The big picture: Despite President Trump's rosy assessment of the U.S.-China trade war, investors are growing more concerned that there is no end in sight and are buying up safe-haven U.S. government debt to take cover.
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The firm is among companies like LiveIntent, Merkle, and ID5 that pitch marketers identity-graph products to replace third-party cookies and has been buying up companies to string together data to create identities, or profiles, of consumers.
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Miners have been handing money back to investors following a recovery from the commodity bust of 2015-16, under pressure from investors not to waste growing piles of cash on buying up assets that may never deliver returns.
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Consolidation has been expected for years, but buying up low-asset ETFs does not necessarily lead to scale efficiency: "There are fewer appealing dance partners by the day," Ben Johnson, Director of Global ETF Research at Morningstar said.
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Read More: A Trip to Dogecoin's First Conference Dogecoin's valuation is the result of market mania that has resulted in inexperienced investors buying up low-priced assets on a whim, hoping that they will follow Bitcoin's meteoric trajectory.
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The fund, the Innovation Network Corporation of Japan, has been trying to rescue Japan's shrinking television and smartphone display industry — and keep it in local hands — by buying up display businesses and combining them into a single national champion.
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The Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank (ECB) were just some of the institutions that implemented unprecedented measures, such as lowering interest rates to record lows and buying up government bonds in vast quantities.
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One of the reasons New Yorkers are buying up Florida real estate is the tax advantage of establishing residency in the no-income-tax state that's only gotten sweeter since the Trump changes in the tax law, Dezer said.
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"Many of the recent innovations that we associate with Amazon are in fact technologies that it acquired by buying up smaller firms," said Stacy Mitchell, president of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, a group opposed to corporate concentration.
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Then there are the tech companies: Apple, Google and Baidu are also making large bets here, building autonomous cars of their own and also investing in and buying up talent to enhance those strategies (not without hiccups, of course).
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The Innovation Network Corporation of Japan has been trying to rescue Japan's shrinking television and smartphone display industry — or at least keep it in local hands — by buying up display businesses and combining them into a single national champion.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's competition regulator will closely monitor any plans that involve the nation's big banks buying up smaller financial technology rivals or striking blockchain cooperation deals, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Chairman Rod Sims said on Monday.
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A stagnant economy and a fragile banking sector could be fixed with the European Central Bank (ECB) buying up toxic assets seen in peripheral nations like Italy, according to Philippe Bodereau, the global head of financial research at Pimco.
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Bosses of non-tech companies in a broad range of industries are starting to worry that AI could scorch or even incinerate them, and have been buying up promising young tech firms to ensure they do not fall behind.
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To raise profit margins, it began moving out of construction and buying up service providers in the 2000s, but in the past few years its core customer sectors ran into trouble - first utilities, then oil and gas and petrochemicals.
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In addition to changing their own ingredients, which is a time-consuming and costly affair, food industry leaders are responding to public outcry for more natural food products by buying up small health-oriented food manufacturers as never before.
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On September 7, 2016, Evercar sent out a press release announcing that it had expanded from its Los Angeles home base to San Francisco and Oakland and had financing for buying up to 3,000 vehicles in the next year.
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More members of parliament than in the past are concerned that foreign investors – and the Chinese in particular – have been buying up too many strategic Australian assets, including the 99-year lease to Darwin Port in the country's north.
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Rumors the central bank was buying up black market U.S. dollars last month with one of its own versions of the currency created panic in a country scarred by the hyperinflationary spiral of 21 that wiped out people's savings.
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Motorists have been limited to buying up to 15 liters of petrol at a network of special filling stations around the country, but there has so far been no widespread mass queuing at stations as there was in April.
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One of the main thrusts of the bill is to make it more difficult for investment firms to form loose allies, or "wolf packs," to swoop in and effectively take over a company by buying up that company's shares.
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The bottom lineI would have never imagined paying $24 for a single tube of lip balm, but I find myself buying up to three new tubes a year just so I can have one in every purse I carry.
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India came under the spotlight after an increase in the "scale and persistence" of its buying up other nations' money, the Treasury said in an October report outlining the foreign exchange policies of the U.S.'s major trading partners.
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The country's 7 billion euro ($8 billion) funds industry, though small, is a potentially important vehicle for much-needed investment in the shattered economy, helping firms to raise money and buying up property from banks burdened with bad loans.
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Investors may also be buying up high-quality government bonds ahead of new European Union rules coming in next month that require banks and other investors to hold extra collateral against intra-day price swings on certain derivative contracts.
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Its core copper operations are much more opaque and although it makes sense that it has been quietly buying up international metal, no-one's suggesting that it has done so in sufficient quantities to explain last year's record imports.
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ANKARA, April 27 (Reuters) - Turkish construction firm Cengiz is in talks about buying up to 49 percent of the $20 billion Akkuyu nuclear power plant being built by Russia's Rosatom, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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He'd splashed out at a time when the Chinese government was implicitly a fan of overseas mergers and acquisitions — seen as a way to increase China's clout — buying up Hollywood studio Legendary Entertainment and movie theater chain AMC Entertainment.
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Protesters accuse Snap of buying up residential and small business buildings throughout Venice and adjacent Marina del Rey, then converting them into commercial offices as a kind of sprawling campus as part of the so-called Silicon Beach movement.
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She'd go from farm to farm, buying up wheels of hard, nutty cheese, or soft Swedish speciality cheeses, and then put them down to age in her garage, until they'd reached their absolute peak of flavour, maturity, and texture.
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After a period of rapid expansion, buying up numerous electronic music ticketing and events companies, the bloated conglomerate formerly owned by Robert Sillerman faced a class-action suit, had failed attempts at debt restructuring, and suffered plummeting stock prices.
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And while the news sent its shares soaring by historic amounts last week, shedding assets and buying up its own stock isn't exactly a move befitting an aggressive investor who wants to shape the future for generations to come.
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But this time, instead of buying up AIDS pills to price-gouge or Wu-Tang albums to keep on his floor, he's apparently set his sights on collecting some really rare trading cards from Magic: The Gathering, Kotaku reports.
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And yet the gradual decline in the number of networks seeking original scripted programming means that there are simply fewer places to sell scripted programming to, even if Netflix and Hulu are buying up every show they can find.
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The book landed in the year that the Republican Party nominated Barry M. Goldwater, the conservative Arizona senator, for the presidency, and Goldwater sympathizers latched onto it, buying up copies and distributing them at rallies and by other means.
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"I could see them taking a page out of Goldman's playbook, buying up an RIA," Gavin Spitzner, the founder and president of Wealth Consulting Partners, said by phone, referring to Goldman Sachs' acquisition of registered investment adviser United Capital.
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The country runs a large current account surplus and Japanese investors have routinely recycled that by buying up bonds in investment grade markets in Europe, and more recently China, to diversify from the extremely low interest rates at home.
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Others have argued that Congress needs to get involved and the Fed needs new tools to ensure full employment, like, say, the ability to distribute money directly to Americans rather than disseminating it by buying up bonds from banks.
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The Pixel 21555298 was well underway before the two companies sealed the deal, with Google buying up the phone maker's assets, but HTC's role in the success of the phone's predecessor made the company a no-brainer for the sequel.
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"Before we see some meaningful transparency from China in its actions and some stability in the commodity markets, we are not going to get a stabilisation," he added, saying his firm had become more cautious and been buying up bonds recently.
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The AT&T offer is a vertical deal, meaning it's buying up a company which is in a similar industry but is not a competitor, as opposed to a horizontal deal, which is when a company gobbles up its competition directly.
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They are stealing our technology here by buying up companies and taking the technology and the latest twist is, they&aposre now flooding our patent office with patent challenges to try and slow down our ability to get our own patent.
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Until then, people will keep buying up the Kylie X Jordyn collection in the hopes that they can get their hands on the limited edition products that become even more limited edition, or that they can turn a profit with them.
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This is bad for many reasons, one of which being the fact that many of those resellers are buying up otherwise discarded or broken Apple products, fixing them, and only then reselling them — postponing those goods' junkyard and toxic fate.
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This provision was added at the behest of environmental-justice advocates who have long fretted that big refineries and other polluters (often situated in low-income areas) could simply evade making cuts under cap and trade by buying up permits instead.
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Josh Altman's praising Jeff Bezos for getting his money's worth in buying up David Geffen's estate -- even at $165 million -- because he says it's one of the best in the world ... though he doesn't necessarily condone HOW he bought it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Switzerland's banking and monetary system is facing the possibility of a huge shake-up, and while the possibility looks remote, investors are buying up insurance against swings in the franc and the shares of the biggest Swiss lenders.
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It's no secret Apple has been interested in developing its own modems for the iPhone, and buying up all that Intel IP puts it in a position to have one ready by the time its deal with Qualcomm runs out.
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The 66-page report states that Bitfinex might have used the virtual coin Tether, which it owns, to generate fake demand for bitcoin by buying up the virtual currency and keeping its price up while it sank at other exchanges.
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HPE has been mostly known in recent times for selling off pieces of its business, but it has quietly been on a little run this year buying up cloud companies in an attempt to build out a hybrid cloud business.
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Zuck bought his five bedroom home in 2011 for $7 million and started buying up his neighbors' homes in 2013, reportedly after he learned a developer planned to build a house tall enough to have a view of his master bedroom.
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Mackey has plenty of idiosyncratic habits — he takes mysterious runs at night, and has been buying up massive amounts of dirt and digging supplies that could help with body disposal — but every breadcrumb they find ends up having a plausible explanation.
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Ahead of that confab, China has committed to buying up to $1.2 trillion in U.S. goods, though as late as last week, the two sides were said to be far apart on issues concerning the forced transfer of intellectual property.
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Netflix and Amazon's Prime Video have been buying up potential Oscar-winning movies for several years -- Amazon's "Manchester By The Sea " was the first movie from a digital giant to be nominated for the best picture Academy Award in 2017.
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During the dot-com boom of the late 1990s, telecoms started buying up railroad rights-of-way across the country, and dirt beneath the tracks in South Bend soon ensconced the densest concentration of fiber-optic cables in the country.
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Last month, we reported that Opendoor — the startup that is taking on the real estate industry with its own platform for buying up homes and selling them on to interested buyers — filed to raise $200 million on a $3.7 billion valuation.
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The strategy looks like this: Buy technology (and a few other big momentum plays) at one end of the risk spectrum while buying up defensive names (such as utilities, consumer staples and healthcare) at the opposite end of the risk spectrum.
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Imperial Oil Ltd, majority-owned by Exxon Mobil Corp, has so far held back from buying up any oil sands assets, but CEO Rich Kruger said Canada's vast bitumen reserves were an incredible resource with improving economic and environmental competitiveness.
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The trial was set to start on Monday, but late Friday night, federal prosecutors in New York announced they settled the case with Prevezon, the company accused of buying up "high-end commercial space and luxury apartments" with laundered money.
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Next week, meanwhile, will see a new comedy special featuring Tracy Morgan -- stand-up being an area where Netflix has spent lavishly, buying up showcases for the likes of Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, Amy Schumer and (on May 30) Sarah Silverman.
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The Seattle tech giant has realized that if it can't get us to buy its smartphones, it can at least own more of the time we spend on these devices by buying up all of our favorite apps — like Sunrise.
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Customers who have heard about the ban are buying up salamanders much more quickly than usual — Lembcke says he's sold more salamanders in the two weeks before the ban went into effect than he typically would have in several months.
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Negative rates - effectively charging banks that deposit money - and quantitative easing - buying up bonds from banks -- are both designed to free up funds for the banks to invest in loans and mortgages and get the euro zone economy moving again.
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The idea behind the exchange was to flood the market with the former, and thereby cause short term interest rates to rise; by buying up longer term securities they would also do the opposite, causing long term interest rates to fall.
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Clinton has recently shifted her focus toward the likely match-up with Trump in November, and this week she lambasted the businessman for saying he looked forward to buying up property at low prices ahead of the 2008 housing market crash.
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Motorists have been limited to buying up to 15 liters (3.9 gallons) of petrol at a network of special filling stations around the country, but there has so far been no widespread mass queuing at stations as there was in April.
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The son of a strip mall preacher and long-absent mother, Strand came into his own by buying up credit card debt until he had enough to make money in the way people who already have money do: by buying land.
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The Microsoft investment is notable not just because Microsoft itself has been buying up and building its own collaboration tools (Skype, Yammer and, most recently, the launch of Teams), but because Microsoft just last week formally closed its acquisition of LinkedIn.
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And Apple has been buying up machine learning startups itself, though it missed one earlier competitor called Emu, which sold to Google, which could have brought the above capabilities to iMessage given its focus on integrated assistance in chat sessions.
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Motorists have been limited to buying up to 15 litres (4 gallons) of petrol at a network of special filling stations around the country, but there has so far been no widespread mass queuing at stations as there was in April.
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That part of the plan could net banks up to 300 million euros, sources said, pointing to the need for a 6 billion euro syndicated bridge loan to provide financing to the special purpose vehicle to begin buying up the debt.
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During the Asian crisis of the late 1990s, Hong Kong's central bank bought up roughly 20 percent of locally-listed blue-chip shares and the Bank of Japan has been doing it recently by buying up equity Exchange Traded Funds.
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"Everything has been so supportive and bullish these past three or four weeks," one trader said, adding that between draws from storage and strong margins, "refiners are buying up ahead of normal timeline to make sure they don't miss out".
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White South Africans and foreigners, attracted to its location in central Cape Town — an urban lifestyle tinged with exoticism, brightly colored Cape Dutch houses, dramatic views of Table Mountain and comparatively cheaper real estate — have recently been buying up property.
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By buying up so many top pro wrestlers from around the world in an attempt to lock them down, WWE has assembled the most talented top to bottom roster in pro wrestling history, but by necessity can't make them all happy.
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Declaring a state of disaster allows international donors to raise money quickly to provide food aid to Zimbabwe, which has said it will step up imports of the staple maize by buying up to 2.73,000 tonnes this year to avert hunger.
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Typically, large companies in the industry have made a major impact on merger activity in the wider health care sector, often buying up smaller drugmakers with emerging treatments rather than spending billions of dollars on their own research and development.
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After just three years, he struck out on his own as an oilman, traveling the state by car, shaving in gas station restrooms, raising money from investors, buying up patches of land and drilling in the oil-rich Permian Basin.
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The central bank announced quantitative easing plans on Monday and said it would start buying up to NZ$30 billion ($17 billion) worth of government bonds, following other central banks' moves to offset the impact of the coronavirus on the economy.
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The business potential has attracted private equity firms, which are buying up dermatology practices around the country, and installing crews of lesser-trained practitioners — like the physician assistants who saw Mr. Dalman — to perform exams and procedures in even greater volume.
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The central bank announced quantitative easing plans this week and said it would start buying up to NZ$30 billion ($17 billion) worth of government bonds, following other central banks' moves to counter the impact of the coronavirus on their economies.
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It was the heyday of the corporate raid, when high rollers like Carl Icahn and T. Boone Pickens were buying up companies, firing the managers, turning everything upside down and reveling in the shareholder value they claimed to have created.
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But there are a fair share of Trump fans in the lobby and on the lower levels, ordering dishes like Trump's Mother's Meatloaf in the food court and buying up "Make America Great" hats and bars of fake gold bullion.
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While there are varying accounts of how he met his new boss, Mr. Trump said Mr. Cohen appeared on his radar after he began buying up properties in Trump buildings — by then, Mr. Cohen's office addresses included tony Fifth Avenue locations.
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TOKYO, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Foreign investors are dumping derivatives contracts on Japan's TOPIX equity index but buying up individual, select company shares in a trade investors and analysts say is a vote of confidence in the earnings potential of companies.
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With the fear of a U.S. recession mostly in the rear-view mirror, investors want to add to stock exposure and are buying up the year's worst performers, according to Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities in New York.
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For the first time in history starting in 24.3, central banks took coordinated action to save the global financial system by slashing interest rates, recapitalizing lenders, buying up toxic assets and injecting liquidity into economies through government bond-purchase programs.
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The apparent disconnect could be explained by the fact that EPFR data captures only a portion of investment funds but also that firms themselves have been buying up their own shares this year after they became much cheaper last year.
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Led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the Liberal Democrats have pursued an expansionary economic policy, spending on public works and other projects and encouraging the central bank to keep borrowing costs low by buying up vast quantities of government debt.
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The artists of Eastside Los Angeles show their art to one another in pop-up spaces, but their dealers sell it in Switzerland, or via WhatsApp, to foreign investors — who might also be buying up former studios in their gentrifying neighborhoods.
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