Many say they are ready to close the books on the matter.
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News of Alibaba's plans to close the books early was first reported by Reuters.
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Many say they are ready to close the books on the matter. http://bit.
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They also need to be able to accurately close the books in a very timely manner.
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Before we close the books on this year's love and loss, let's relive it all one more time.
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"Never stop learning" Just because you've received a diploma doesn't mean that it's time to close the books.
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"This was too horrible a crime, too extraordinary a crime to not to close the books (on)," O'Toole said.
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It is now time for Trump to close the books entirely on his attacks against Obama and U.S. and British intelligence.
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Goldman Sachs and Danske Bank are acting as joint global coordinators and reserve the right to close the books at any time.
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For the next two weeks, we have somewhat of an aimless market, where people are getting ready to close the books for the year.
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"We're looking to close the books on an incredibly successful year," NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermont Shea said at a press conference, WABC reported.
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Carlos Gomez added a two-run single off reliever Richard Bleier to close the books on Tillman and up the lead to 8-0.
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Part of me wants to hang on to Rowling's every footnote forever, never close the books, and never say goodbye to my old pals.
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"It's going to be very important to close the books on open enrollment and see where that stands," Azar said at the Axios event.
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"We are pleased to have resolved this matter and close the books on this chapter of SAC-era litigation," Point72 spokesman Mark Herr said in a statement.
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His latest cash haul comes as the 2 field gets ready to close the books on the second fundraising quarter of the year, which ends June 225.
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The fourth-quarter growth scare is a thing of the past, as the U.S. economy looks set to close the books on 22020 with a solid rise.
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To the extent series finales are generally designed to close the books on shows, these zombie spinoffs -- returning from the dead, as they are -- can require considerable creativity.
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What will happen to Irell hangs on the coming months as the firm looks to close the books on 2019 and partners consider what they want to do next.
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The company, today worth $3.13 billion, is trading at 11.3x times the top end of its 2019 revenue projections (the company has yet to close the books on its Q4 accounting).
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One may presumably close the books on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the enormous trade and investment pact championed by the Obama administration and encompassing a dozen nations around the Pacific Rim.
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" In another, Biden's campaign sought to capitalize on interest in candidates' first-24-hour fundraising totals: "UPDATE: We're about to close the books on an AMAZING first day of Joe Biden's campaign.
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For the first time in 7 years — generally seen as the recovery phase since the Great Recession — cities expect revenues to decline as they close the books on the 2019 fiscal year.
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Weeks before the U.S. Postal Service begins to brag about all of the packages they will deliver during the upcoming holiday season, they will close the books on their 6900 fiscal year.
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And the return to higher interest rates is inevitable, a healthy turn for a world economy that can finally close the books on the global financial crisis that began a decade ago.
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In addition, to the funds already paid to Accenture, CBP has around $39 million left to "settle and close the books" with the company, an amount which has yet to be determined.
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With the Trump rally entering its fourth week, markets close the books Wednesday on November, a month of surprise that forced many investors to rapidly shift their views of both stocks and bonds.
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It's time to close the books on the first chapter of the Donald Trump era in Washington as both Congress and the president head out for a couple of weeks of August vacation.
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But the banks paid less than what the government originally sought as part of an effort to close the books before new and potentially more sympathetic leaders move into office in the next few months.
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Mr. Panzarino stated in a subsequent text message that Ms. Shu was 'satisfied' by our internal actions adding that 'At this point I believe we can close the books on this one…Thanks for taking the time and treating it seriously.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - As major U.S. corporations prepare to close the books on a lackluster year of profit growth, they may need to shore up confidence that 2020 will show significant improvement to keep the stock market's rally going.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 12 (Reuters) - As major U.S. corporations prepare to close the books on a lackluster year of profit growth, they may need to shore up confidence that 2020 will show significant improvement to keep the stock market's rally going.
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Traders were bracing for the possibility of bad news on Wednesday, something bigger than just another day of stock market declines: If stocks don't reverse their recent sell-off, the United States is poised to close the books on the longest bull market on record.
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"Thanks to the hard work of the Las Cruces Police Department, the New Mexico State Police and the prosecutors in this office, we are able to close the books on this case of life imitating art while saving the taxpayers of New Mexico the cost of a jury trial," the statement continued.
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Here is a guide from CNBC's personal finance team on how to close the books on 2016 for a wealthier 2017: Make these last-minute tax moves before it's too late What to know before you harvest your 2016 tax losses Retirees: Don't play chicken with this 50 percent tax penalty If you want college aid, get the FAFSA in now Donor-advised funds can be great if you know the rules
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As head of the Bureau of Municipal Research, Bruère received unusual access to the City's financial records. Department chairman complained about this level of transparency and lobbied the City's counsel to close the books to Bruère. As word leaked to the New York Press, City Comptroller Metz met with Bruère to placate concerns. The meeting allegedly ended with Metz kissing Bruère.
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Throwing out that one quote would raise the monthly return to +0.01%. A manager with high integrity faces two pricing alternatives. Either the manager can close the books, report the -0.01% return, and ignore new information, ensuring the consistency of the pricing policy (Option 1) or the manager can accept the improved data, report the +0.01% return, and document the reasons for discarding the quote (Option 2).
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The remains were later exhumed and DNA was found to be a match to Blassie's family; they were reburied near his home and the crypt in which he had lain for 14 years at Arlington was deliberately left empty to symbolize the fallen from Vietnam still not returned home. Sampley told CNN the whole process "was at the very best premature and at worst a politically expedient attempt to further close the books on the POW/MIA issue".
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According to , Jeconiah was released from prison "in the 37th year of the exile", in the year that Amel-Marduk (Evil-Merodach) came to the throne, and given a prestigious position at court. Jeconiah's release in Babylon brings to a close the Books of Kings and the Deuteronomistic history. Babylonian records show that Amel-Marduk began his reign in October 562 BCE.Richard Parker and Waldo Dubberstein, Babylonian Chronology 626 B.C. – A.D. 75 (Providence RI: Brown University Press, 1956) 12.
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FloQast is an accounting software vendor based in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 2013, the company provides close management software for corporate accounting departments to help them improve the way they close the books each month. Since launching, the company is regularly mentioned by industry publications as one of the best-reviewed employers in the Los Angeles tech community. In 2017, the company was named by the Los Angeles Business Journal as one of the best small companies to work at in Los Angeles.
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Two visitors from the Hutterian Brethren in America happened to be present, and when the police entered their room they protested and boldly announced that they would report this event on their return home. The Gestapo had not expected this, and it is likely that their presence saved the lives of Bruderhof members, who were allowed to leave the country safely. Some travelled to Liechtenstein, and others to the UK (via the Netherlands, where they received help from the Mennonite community). One woman, the accountant, remained behind under house arrest to close the books.
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The manservant confirms this and explains he was looking for a fragment of a letter written by the Maharaja to Iris Dawkins, which her son had dropped before fleeing the scene. The manservant also confirms that Inspector Darrani had quickly discovered that Iris Dawkins's long-lost son had visited her. The young man is now the surviving heir to the Maharaja, who has been searching for him. In hope of securing a large reward from the Maharaja, Inspector Darrani has concealed the young man's whereabouts and attempted close the books on Mrs Dawkins death quickly, with the minimum of investigation.
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