" Enrollment in foreign language study, she said, "is cratering.
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It skims the rafters, before cratering back into the floor.
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They've been running that playbook ever since, with cratering returns.
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"That tells something about the cratering mechanics," Dr. Robinson said.
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After cratering in 2009-2010, the US auto maker recovered dramatically.
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Could you describe one of your earlier pieces, titled Cratering Piece?
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Cratering prices are having all sorts of ripple effects around the world.
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"If Seattle's real estate is cratering, the stock market has already cratered."
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Trump is fundamentally altering American politics — coarsening them, corrupting them, cratering them.
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Novogrudok was bombed, cratering homes, leaving bodies strung along downed electric lines.
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The new tie-up comes as Ford's sales in China are cratering.
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Now Beijing is scrambling to stop the virus from cratering its economy.
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Cratering When an object hits a planet, it usually causes a massive crater.
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With the stock's price cratering, Groupon CEO Andrew Mason stepped down in 2013.
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"What we can guess is we're going to see another summer of cratering."
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Is the cratering economy going to damage President Donald Trump's chances of reelection?
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States with the highest outward migration rates — California, Illinois, New York — are cratering.
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Mr. Fillon's fall now signals the cratering of both of France's establishment parties.
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Last year, it plummeted into the 143s, before cratering further into the 60s.
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No, look, ESPN subscribers are cratering, okay, which affects payments to sports leagues, etc.
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Despite Sears' cratering revenues, appliances have remained a key selling point for its shoppers.
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Trump's numbers are cratering in Pennsylvania, which now seems like a lock for Clinton.
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The ongoing perpetration of such acts, like court packing, could end up cratering it.
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When the entire economy is cratering, it's the government's job to borrow and spend.
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Venezuelan production has been cratering for a while, so that's somewhat baked into the cake.
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With Chinese sales already cratering, price hikes are seen as a tough sell for Ford.
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His credibility is cratering abroad — polls have shown a drop in confidence in American leadership.
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One lesson of cratering fertility rates is that in the modern world, patriarchy is maladaptive.
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In 2008, when stocks were cratering, the average active core bond fund lost 2.3 percent.
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Bitcoin plunged Tuesday below $20183,000, cratering from a 17-month high hit just four sessions ago.
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Fans would mostly like it if North American teams in particular would stop cratering at Worlds.
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The coronavirus pandemic is cratering demand for oil, which is driving down the cost of gasoline.
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New York (CNN Business)The economy is cratering deeper than we have seen in our lifetimes.
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Two reasons: The coronavirus pandemic has been cratering demand for oil because people are traveling less.
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It turns out all it would take was a cratering smartphone market to bring you back around.
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Cosmetics giant Coty is on pace to be this year's worst performer, cratering more than 67 percent.
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But as of Monday, when stocks were cratering, just 10% were above their 50-day moving average.
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And now that Trump's poll numbers are cratering, suddenly he says, well, no, I'm not supporting him.
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Their public stocks may be cratering, but the online lending industry they're a part of is booming.
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Their goal should be giving Americans more health care choices and lowering premiums, not cratering the system.
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Just as support for Hamas was cratering, young Gazans called for a mass protest against the blockade.
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Minnesota and Maine flipped to Biden — with his vote totals cratering by over 2628 points in each.
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They hope to use the cratering economy as a political wedge to unseat the president this November.
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"That was the first stock to tell you that residential real estate was cratering," he told a caller.
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Email's terrible, but do I now need to worry about it destroying language and cratering our relationships, too?
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The stuff sinks to the seafloor and wreaks havoc on ecosystems, cratering oxygen levels and spiking salt content.
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Trump's popularity there is cratering, according to the poll, with his favorability falling 11 points in two weeks.
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With stocks and bond yields cratering, the market sees a Federal Reserve interest rate cut as a lock.
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That's a rare bit of positive financial news at a time of rising unemployment and cratering financial markets.
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Cratering currencies, rising inflation, jumpy investors: A financial panic is again gripping some of the world's developing economies.
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Illinois, which spends less on welfare but taxes more, has a cratering 8.9 residents per thousand leaving annually.
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However, their output fell more than expected due to cratering production in Venezuela and involuntary supply losses elsewhere.
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Last night, Elon Musk puffed on a blunt with Joe Rogan, and this morning, Tesla's share price is cratering.
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The continued cratering of bond yields has also blunted the advantage fixed income instruments held over their shiny counterpart.
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An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll conducted just before the debate showed Mr. Trump's support cratering, with Mrs.
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But with the cratering price of oil, that threat would seem to be less of a concern, she added.
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The energy industry was already cratering before the coronavirus, and the pandemic is almost certain to make things worse.
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Sure, adult fiction sales were cratering, but who cares when you're raking in cash selling books about the president?
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The news — combined with Lehman's announcement of a record $22008 billion quarterly loss — sent the bank's shares cratering 210%.
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Through it all, cratering audience numbers seemed to suggest Breitbart's moment as the house organ of Trumpism was over.
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Ejecta The process of cratering is likely to throw up a huge amount of rocks and debris into the air.
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I imagine the shattering of glass, the violent crash against the floor, cratering parquet or leaving pockmarks in smooth concrete.
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The cratering record on Mercury suggests that a vast swath of the inner solar system was impacted during this time.
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Between 1960 and 1980, amid a cratering of its white population, Elmhurst-Corona's overall population grew by more than half.
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Cratering approval ratings and the 2006 midterms forced Bush to fire Donald Rumsfeld and try a new strategy in Iraq.
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As a result of the cratering of their economy, many Afghans are voting with their feet and migrating to Europe.
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The country faces acute poverty, a mass migration crisis, chronic hyperinflation, decimated health and educational services and cratering oil production.
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Venezuela also faces cratering oil prices stemming from the faceoff between Russia and Saudi Arabia and a slumping global economy.
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Now Price is also the guy who is waging a war against birth control that's cratering teen pregnancy prevention programs.
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The donation came in December as Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, grappled with food and medicine shortages and a cratering economy.
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"The effects of impact cratering have long been recognized as drivers of climate change," the team noted in the study.
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What's happening: "Our most recent numbers, from early this year, show them bending south but not cratering" the Post writes.
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By studying these craters, they can learn about the impact cratering process, statistics of small craters and the frequency of impacts.
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The stock has been a "powerhouse" since cratering from the high $160s to nearly $130 in the fourth quarter, Cramer said.
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The strikes transformed clusters of sparse farming villages, cratering dirt roads and, in some areas, leaving every third mud house demolished.
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Skittish Wall Streeters reacted by selling off the company's stock en masse, cratering its market value by more than $50 billion.
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The idea being that historically, it's cratering poll numbers and the pain of the shutdown that generally leads to its resolution.
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After cratering in the US following the financial crisis, auto sales have run at record levels for the past four years.
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The cratering market is flashing a signal from investors that they think a recession could be imminent — if not unfolding now.
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And with the coronavirus cratering car sales in China, it couldn't have come at a better time — if the deal closes.
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If the only way to capitalize on it, after failing to persuade your parents, is cratering to their demand, do it.
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Twitter shares are cratering after the social media site said cash flow this quarter would be well below current Wall Street estimates.
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Skyrocketing tuition and cratering state funding in public colleges and universities is not new news in the world of higher education finance.
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Ackman previously told CNBC that the cratering of Valeant's stock price led to the "worst period of performance " in his investment career.
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A News Feed algorithm change last year de-emphasized content from some publishers, cratering the referral traffic many media companies rely on.
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"Stocks are cratering on the president's remarks from the White House," economist Chris Rupkey of MUFG Union Bank wrote to his clients.
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Luckily, the UK chose not to join the common currency, so there's little danger of the euro directly cratering the British economy.
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Covid-19 is a global pandemic, driving all sorts of large-type drama: cratering economies, overrun medical systems and ongoing political tumult.
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With overall sales largely flat (and adult fiction sales cratering) in the pre-Trump years, this was a welcome injection of cash.
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The slump in profit left the German carmaker in a weak position as it faces cratering sales in China from the coronavirus.
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Mr. Hamon floundered during the campaign and received less than 7 percent of the vote, a cratering of support for his party.
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But his intervention, at best, is assuring a stalemate at significant cost to Russia at a time when its economy is cratering.
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Jurvetson says his departure was due to a cratering of his relationship with his partners, and not an ongoing investigation into sexual harassment.
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Cratering exports have weighed on the economy as shipments fell for a 14th straight month in February in the country's longest falling streak.
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The Jaguars are in no hurry to dispatch their awful head coach, so why should it be any different with their cratering quarterback?
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In the coming days, Germany's parliament is expected to rush through a series of emergency measures designed to keep the economy from cratering.
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Automakers, facing cratering sales, were also headed towards insolvency and the government stepped in to rescue the industry and the jobs it provides.
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Fans of "Life After Life," Atkinson's 2013 masterpiece, will recognize the artful pathos with which she renders the war's cratering effect on Londoners.
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If Trump was really dragging the rest of the party with him, you'd expect to see Republican popularity cratering in the generic ballot.
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But while Amazon is hiring, other industries are cratering in this crisis, mostly ones that rely on gathering people together in one space.
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LONDON — He looked past Iran's cratering economy, ignored the unraveling nuclear deal and tuned out the bellicose threats of war from President Trump.
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Dollar Tree just signaled for a disappointing holiday earnings quarter thanks to U.S.-China trade war tariffs, sending its shares cratering on Tuesday.
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Bear in mind that this isn't because TV ads are cratering — TV ad spending is still flat or slowly growing, depending on the year.
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Not entirely right, mind you: Stoll, for instance, could not foresee the reasonably safe transfer of money through cyberspace, or the cratering of malls.
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New York (CNN Business)Here's a scary thought: General Electric's cratering stock may not reflect the true depths of disaster at the storied company.
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In the fall of 2008, as the economy was cratering, Mr. Levy told Mr. Weprin that he intended to sell his interest in Auberge.
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Shuttered factories, tangled supply chains, and cratering demand: eight experts told us how the coronavirus pandemic and oil price war are hitting clean energy
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Oil prices have been cratering in the wake of Saudi Arabia's decision to ramp up production and offer customers a discount for its crude.
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But, unlike when Great Hill shut down left-wing news site Splinter last month, this wasn't an intentional game-plan born of cratering traffic.
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Its stock price is cratering, and its once hype-worthy new product, Spectacles, has left the the company with almost $40 million of unsold inventory.
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Rowell wanted to know what DFA was going to do to help farmers in Vermont compete, as well as prevent milk prices from cratering again.
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Cratering, debris flying through the air like projectiles, and the resulting earthquake wouldn't make much of a difference, adding up to less than one percent.
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That said, the dollar still ended this week on a positive note, rising nearly 0.9 percent despite cratering on Friday after the U.S. jobs report.
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But output among the 24 nations has actually fallen by about 2.8 million bpd, due largely to cratering production in Venezuela and supply disruptions elsewhere.
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"The record will likely arrive into the world fully formed at some mysterious and unexpected moment, like a meteor cratering into the culture," Mathis wrote.
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Bustle Digital Group, a digital media conglomerate targeting millennial women, cut more employees Thursday following an October Insider report revealing staggered layoffs and cratering morale.
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New York (CNN Business)In another sign of cratering travel demand, American Airlines is suspending the fees it charges to change or cancel a flight.
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Nobody could blame a person for cratering to self-pity and fear, but others might be inspired by your example if you rose up instead.
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Layoffs, cratering stocks, and blown-up deals: 11 experts take us inside the cannabis industry's meltdown and tell us where the industry goes from here
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Demand was cratering as governments, including the U.S., imposed severe travel restrictions, consumers' flight cancellations outpaced new bookings, and airlines dramatically reduced capacity to respond.
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White said he thought widespread layoffs and cratering stock prices that have dented the industry would ultimately be good for consumers by exposing bad actors.
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After cratering to an unfathomable 10 million in yearly sales in 2009, the industry bounced back and by 2015, crossed record levels above 17 million.
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However, both ejecta and cratering are considered to be low risk because humans would have already been killed by the other effects of an asteroid impact.
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The company released its quarterly report for its financial performance in the third quarter this year, and as a result, the company's stock is absolutely cratering.
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The fiasco hasn't really ended there; since then, Equifax's shares are in a perpetual process of cratering, falling more than 35 percent in the past month.
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According to a 2016 Gallup survey, Americans' confidence in the banking industry has remained below 30 percent since cratering during the global financial crisis in 2008.
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Some sources described the disorderly announcement as another example of disappointing leadership and a lack of transparency by Garden that has contributed to cratering employee morale.
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Rapidly cratering approval ratings, intensifying investigations and a stalled legislative agenda are being overshadowed by the current bloodletting raining down on key figures within the GOP.
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After the initial debris cloud was created, the cratering process lost energy and subsequent streams of debris were more slowly excavated from the asteroid's new scar.
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Twitter's stock is cratering this week following its earnings report on Tuesday, down around 3103% and shaving more than a billion dollars off its market cap — again.
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The US-led coalition has bombed their route, cratering the roads to prevent them from reaching an ISIS stronghold and leaving them stuck in no man's land.
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As Dad guns it down the highway, the still night is rent with a massive detonation, cratering the highway behind them and spiderwebbing their unbreakable rear window.
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With that policy in place, producers ramped up production to record highs and sent the price of oil cratering, to a low of about $26 in February.
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Its density is so low that it's probably nearly entirely water ice, and its gentle cratering suggests that gravitational massage is granting it a relatively young surface.
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However, today's divisiveness -- as Director Clapper highlighted -- comes at a time of cratering trust in the laws and institutions that have overcome such discord in the past.
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The global economic cratering of 2008 hadn't occurred, Wall Street hadn't yet been Occupied, and French economist Thomas Piketty hadn't yet reinvigorated the ideas of Karl Marx.
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The decline in fuel demand is one factor behind oil cratering to around $20, the other being the ongoing oil-pricing war between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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Instead it's the massive internal breach of data; the attempted cover-up; the failure in duty of care by the tech giant and a cratering of trust.
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The concern was that high debt would cause international investors to lose confidence in Treasury bonds and dump them, sending interest rates soaring and cratering the economy.
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The contest came as Venezuela remains mired in an economic crisis that has been marked by hyperinflation, cratering oil production, devastating food and medicine shortages and mass migration.
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NFL ratings are cratering and nobody seems to know exactly why, although shitty football would seem to be more logical than a shitty presidential candidate, but who knows?
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A separate paper focused on Arrokoth's geology argues that its cratering history is consistent with an object that formed over 4 billion years ago in the solar nebula.
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In an effort to alleviate a further cratering of oil prices, in Vienna, OPEC, Russia and other non-OPEC countries agreed to cut production in the new year.
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In fact, Clinton may not have to grapple with the cratering of white male support just as long as Trump craters even more deeply among women and minorities.
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I grant that cratering runways or establishing a safe zone — even educating refugees — won't necessarily work as hoped, and Obama is right to be concerned about slippery slopes.
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It has also become much more difficult for companies to raise money, thanks to cratering share prices for public companies and a shortage of investors for private firms.
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Bookings are cratering and airline chiefs this week warned it could worsen before it improves, as travelers opt to stay home and large companies call off business trips.
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Then, it was his cratering support among Republican women that helped pull Democrat John Gregg to a stunningly close rematch with Pence in the race for governor this year.
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But the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State blocked the convoy from entering IS territory in east Syria, near the border with Iraq, by cratering roads and destroying bridges.
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The apparel retailer's shares were cratering more than 20203% in premarket trading Friday, having closed Thursday at a fresh low of $20.60, a level not seen since June 2016.
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"This notion that either the expanded basic bundle is experiencing its demise, or that ESPN is cratering in any way from a subscriber perspective, is just ridiculous," Iger said.
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But cleantech became a dirty word following the cratering of startups that had taken venture capital, as well as significant amounts of government loans, grants, subsidies or tax credits.
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Now, like an overheated comet bursting in flames, his support is unraveling and cratering in rapid fashion and rather than take concerted efforts to hold the line through Nov.
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He would pass by the Lehman Brothers building each day on the way to work, and it felt as if "the building were just cratering around you," he said.
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Later, Hurricane Katrina's long pall — the more than 1,800 related deaths, the devastation and the slow federal response — would come to haunt Mr. Bush's presidency, cratering his approval rating.
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"The level of trust in the relationship is now cratering," said Jude Blanchette, the Freeman Chair in China Studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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Until now, "the impact cratering record was absent when significant changes in the Earths hydrosphere and atmosphere occurred" between 2.1 billion to 2.5 billion years ago, according the study.
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The nudge Mr. Van Drew needed came from his own polling, which showed support among Democratic voters in his district cratering if he ultimately voted against impeaching the president.
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But as their convoy moved toward Islamic State-held territory in eastern Syria, coalition planes blocked its route by cratering roads, destroying bridges and attacking nearby Islamic State vehicles.
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New York (CNN Business)Twitter's once-hot stock is cratering in premarket trading after the company added plenty of new users but struggled to sell advertising to market to them.
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A year ago, Valeant's stock began cratering amid questions about the company's business and accounting practices and its stock price is still down 87 percent in the last 52 weeks.
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C.J. Anderson Introduced Himself to America We've been acquainted with C.J. for a bit, mostly through of his rise in fantasy football in 2014 and his subsequent cratering in 2015.
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"We're starting to see a bifurcation of windows, where the on-sale is still healthy, is strong, and the middle is maybe cratering in terms of transaction volume," he said.
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What Sharon doesn't know is that recovering alcoholic Rob has relapsed from the near-cratering of their marriage, as well as his career following a (mostly) false sexual harassment accusation.
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The van dropped everyone about a hundred yards from the border, at a dilapidated fruit stand where old men cratering on rusted lawn chairs drank maté out of metal straws.
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The 2000% drop had oil-linked currencies cratering the rouble fell 208% - and the stock prices of household-name oil majors from Shell to ExxonMobil were down by double digits.
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The 2000% drop had oil-linked currencies cratering – the rouble fell 208% - and the stock prices of household-name oil majors from Shell to ExxonMobil were down by double digits.
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The Fed's stress tests, put in place in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, consider a variety of economic scenarios, including a spike in unemployment and cratering house prices.
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Amazon held its first Prime Day in the summer of 2015 to celebrate the company's 20th anniversary, and at that point fuel prices then were cratering amid a global glut.
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That makes it hard for populists to course correct, because they get stuck in a "the worse the better" loop, reassuring themselves that they're making progress when actually they're cratering.
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A settlement could smooth tensions between Chipotle and its shareholders, who have been frustrated by the company's attempts to recover from cratering sales in the wake of a foodborne illness outbreak.
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Compare that problem with being blamed for rising prices at the store, hurting retirees, cratering the housing market, and inflicting cynical financial pain on people living in Democratic Party dominated states.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Wednesday showed Biden's support among black Democrats having been cut roughly in half in a month, cratering from around 2202 percent to about 2628 percent.
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That became more and more true as the season went on, with Issa burrowing deeper into her own insecurities (hey, just like the title says!) and Molly's dating life consistently cratering.
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Stitch Fix shares are cratering as Wall Street questions the longevity of a business that ships customers clothes on a fixed basis, using data science to curate outfits they might like.
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She is not cratering or surging, neither the most likely to win nor at risk of immediately dropping out, a 40-degree day surrounded by candidates who are hot and cold.
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The reports, which would prove to be the first of many privacy stumbles for Facebook, sent the stock crashing 7 percent on March 19, with its market value cratering nearly $36 billion.
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In an effort to revive Gore's cratering disposition, Howard fakes a letter from Gore inviting Jamie and Mari to visit their villa and convinces Gore he wrote it in a drunken haze.
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"The biggest discussion we had when figuring out this year's song was how to avoid making every verse about... how we're all terrified that the world is cratering around us," he says.
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The second presidential won't catapult Trump past Clinton -- but it might save his candidacy from the cratering that appeared imminent in the 48 hours leading up to their showdown in St. Louis.
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LittleThings, a female-focused digital publisher that had amassed more than 12 million Facebook followers, announced that it was shutting down and blamed Facebook's News Feed changes for cratering its organic traffic.
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Nevertheless, publishers have been warning for years that Amazon's business model was cratering small businesses and taking money from publishers, which would presumably spend some of it paying authors to write books.
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In fact, WTI hit all-time, non-inflation-adjusted price highs of around $145 per barrel in 2008 before cratering more than 80 percent to 2016 lows of around $26 per barrel.
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After cratering on Thursday amid allegations Temer approved hush-money payment to the jailed former house speaker, Brazil's benchmark Bovespa stock index was up 219 percent after earlier rising over 20.7 percent.
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The organization has worked to counter the cratering of confidence that can occur during the teen years in part by sending girls out into the woods to do things like mountain biking.
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But its relative cratering also reflects Ms. Merkel's skills as a political tactician and an often cold-eyed, nonideological policy pragmatist, even as she has sometimes been cast as a liberal idealist.
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The kind of face that looks like it was cobbled together from darkness and mischief, cratering under-eye circles, and the wispy, nightmarish drawings of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.
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There is more proof that Saudi Arabia is trying to kill competition in the oil industry at the expense of cratering oil prices, as its oil production just hit a record high. 3.
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Industrial products marker 3M is Wall Street analysts' least favorite stock reflected by the fact that the stock is in bear territory, cratering more than 20% since its 52-week high in April.
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States facing deeper crises – Rosengren uses the example of a tourism-dependent state cratering as consumers cut back on spending – might respond more forcefully than those whose main industries are not as affected.
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These days any old schlub can pilot a drone without cratering it, what with good old autopilot tech, but there are drone pilots out there whose abilities push the limits of human cognition.
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But, even within this studio, Solange keeps these details close: The record will likely arrive into the world fully formed at some mysterious and unexpected moment, like a meteor cratering into the culture.
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And while it would help Kelly to have the party's presidential nominee carry Arizona, the top Democratic recruit can win as long as the presidential candidate isn't "cratering" in the state, Gallego said.
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"The Pruitt E.P.A. is cratering on the enforcement work that matters most: holding the biggest polluters accountable," said Ms. Giles, now a director at the Energy & Environment Lab at the University of Chicago.
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Now with Brexit looming, rock-bottom interest rates squeezing margins, and behemoth competitors cratering loan prices, 'The Hanley' as it is affectionately known in its central England hometown, is taking some radical steps.
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When the company said it didn't sell as much women's sportswear, sleepwear, fashion jewelry and cosmetics during the holidays as executives had hoped, Macy's shares had their worst day ever, cratering nearly 28 percent.
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When the Mt. Gox exchange collapsed in early 2014, nearly cratering Bitcoin along with it, the value of the 750,000 stolen bitcoins was in excess of $424 million at the time Mt. Gox cratered.
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The 10-year yield, which was trading around 2.5 percent early Tuesday, touched 3 percent at the end of 2013 before cratering again and reaching a record low under 1.4 percent in July 2016.
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The worldwide cratering of global crude oil prices has undermined Colombia's public finances, and foreign direct investment took a nearly 26 percent nosedive in 2015 from the previous year, according to state investment agency Procolombia.
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Unlike the recently cratering Bitcoin, which can't decide if it's a currency or a store of value, Ethereum bills itself as a blockchain app platform where transactions are used to pay for decentralized computing power.
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India's benchmark S&P BSE Sensex was last up 4.4% after cratering more than 9% in early trade, while the Nifty 50, a prominent equity index, rebounded to a 3.7% gain after falling 10% earlier.
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The fall in demand, along with cratering airline stock prices, schedule reductions, and various cost-cutting measures, all have airline workers worried about what their jobs — and incomes — will look like in the coming months.
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BAIER: This does happen a lot it seems, when Democrats are looking at a political upside for a story that maybe is cratering on the Republican side, then they kind of go over there skis sometimes.
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But stocks started cratering when Fed chief Jerome Powell described the rate cut as a "midcyle adjustment," a signal that maybe they would only cut one or two times rather than begin a lengthy cutting cycle.
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He highlighted India as a country that Apple expects to grow as a customer base, and noted that the market for Apple's product could recover in Brazil and Russia once the price of oil stopped cratering.
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Why else would Bezos be willing to not only fight a ban that does nothing to his company, but also to buy out the cratering Washington Post, only to turn it into an anti-Trump blog?
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A forecast showing a market that's complex and cratering would dissuade most entrepreneurs from entering, but for Jenna Brown and Fabian Blaicher, the two founders of Shipamax, the bulk shipping industry's pains could be their gain.
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Critics — including the president — have argued that the cure is worse than the disease, and mass death from coronavirus is a price we need to be willing to pay to keep the American economy from cratering.
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But sanctions combined with oil price collapse, the closure of the global economy and the cratering of economic life in both nations can impair their capacity to equip for and finance the fight against the virus.
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The Federal Reserve on Sunday made a surprise announcement that it would slash interest rates to zero and buy hundreds of billions of dollars in bonds, but it wasn't enough to prevent stock markets from cratering.
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Oil prices plunged last week as OPEC and its allies failed to reach an agreement on production cuts, and as prices look set to continue cratering, some are warning about the impact on the broader economy.
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In one sign of growing investor confidence that the deal would go through, Time Warner shares have been inching higher this year, currently trading above $93, after cratering last fall when the government filed its lawsuit.
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HONG KONG/LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Central banks worldwide acted to shore up money markets after cratering share prices drove a rush for cash, hitting many regional currencies and threatening a surge in short-term borrowing costs.
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HONG KONG/LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Central banks worldwide acted to shore up money markets after cratering share prices drove a rush for cash, hitting many regional currencies and threatening a surge in short-term borrowing costs.
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The results of the first phase of the Fed's annual "stress tests" showed that the country's banks have more than enough capital to survive the combination of a recession, cratering of housing prices and double-digit unemployment.
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Now, Biden -- for whom electability was a calling card, until he started losing elections -- has to figure out how to stop his stronger numbers among non-white voters from cratering in the wake of his poor start.
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An analysis of the bill from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said its passage would increase the likelihood of a major financial institution cratering or a financial crisis, a point Warren cited during the interview, taped Saturday.
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That said, I'm still worried about the U12+'s price, because starting at $800 for the 64GB model, or $850 for the 128GB version, I'm not sure this phone will be enough to turn around HTC's cratering sales.
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However, the coalition has blocked the convoy from entering Islamic State territory in east Syria, near the border with Iraq, by cratering roads and destroying bridges, saying it opposes the evacuation deal as being "not a lasting solution".
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Tooze regales us with character sketches while recounting the "freak show of outsize personalities" at the G-20 summit in London in 2009 — a pageant of the world's leaders pledging to boost cratering trade and quell panicking markets.
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And, during downturns like the Great Recession, it's tempting to put all your money in CDs or tuck it under the mattress instead of contributing to a retirement savings account where the value of the investments is cratering.
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With all the other challenges the company faces — not the least of which is a cratering stock — the company badly needs to show investors that it is a unique way for advertisers to reach the coveted young demographic.
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In the 1986 smash, Henn starred as Newt, the soot-faced, wide-eyed orphan whose family has been wiped out by xenomorphs, and who develops a near-familial bond with Ripley, the creature-cratering heroine played by Sigourney Weaver.
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A new 16 country survey of Arab youth shows that support for the Islamic State is cratering — the majority of Arabs polled from ages 18-613 agree that the group is both a major threat, and will ultimately fail.
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Italy's Five Star Movement, the anti-establishment party born on the internet that was supposed to revolutionize Italian politics, increasingly looks to be on the verge of cratering, only two years after winning the largest vote in national elections.
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At a time when trust in leaders and institutions around the world is cratering, "the heart of what they do [in Columbus] is cross-sector collaboration, and that requires trust among sets of individuals that have quite different interests," Rivkin says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The recent cratering of stock markets is nowhere near severe enough to rattle confidence and significantly hurt U.S. business and consumer spending, a Fed official said on Thursday, in the latest unruffled message from the U.S. central bank.
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Yardeni Research Inc Chief Investment Strategist Ed Yardeni said gains in U.S. stocks might still lure investors eager to profit, but that could push prices beyond reasonable levels and leave them susceptible to cratering in a so-called melt-up.
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"This is going to trigger a once-in-a-hundred-year event that has the perfect storm of conditions for cratering a huge portion of the American small business community," Economic Innovation Group President and CEO John Lettieri told Business Insider.
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Long before Trump mocked Ford's testimony on stage at a rally in Mississippi and pronounced the #MeToo era a "very scary time" for young men, his support among women was cratering, dragging the image of the GOP along with it.
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In an effort to find his footing, he has focused on more regional elections this year to apply pressure on Italy's fragile government, an awkward alliance of his former, and cratering, Five Star partners and the center-left Democratic Party.
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On Friday, the coalition conducted five strikes, striking two ISIS tactical units, destroying seven ISIS fighting positions, six ISIS heavy machine gun positions, three ISIS buildings, an ISIS vehicle, cratering two ISIS-used roads and denying ISIS access to terrain.
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His resignation as party leader comes after months of cratering poll numbers, defections and infighting as Five Star has struggled to keep its bold, pie-in-the-sky promises and allay concerns about its inexperience on the economy and foreign policy.
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High-profile investor Steve Jurvetson vigorously defended himself a day after he left his namesake venture capital firm, asserting that his departure was due to a cratering of his relationship with his partners and not because of an ongoing investigation into sexual harassment.
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Insiders say morale at Bustle Digital Group is cratering as it quietly axes staff and loses focusThen the controversial Jim Heckman's Maven, a 2-year-old platform for independent publishers, stirred backlash when it took over the venerable but troubled Sports Illustrated.
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With the House Republican leadership awash in concern and with the party's legislators facing the cratering of their poll numbers, Donald J. Trump centered his attention Tuesday night on the latest WikiLeaks disclosures from a hacking of emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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"This is going to trigger a once-in-a-hundred-year event that has the perfect storm of conditions for cratering a huge portion of the American small-business community," John Lettieri, the president and CEO of the Economic Innovation Group, told Reuter.
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From Mexico to Brazil, many countries in the region are major exporters of crude and other commodities, and have been hit by a triple whammy of oil's price crash, cratering import demand from major buyer China, and a precipitous fall in their exchange rates.
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Further weighing on the stock, last month Netflix was hit by a rare loss in the number of U.S. subscribers and a large miss on international subscriber adds in the second quarter, which sent the stock cratering, suffering its longest losing streak in five years.
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Crivella's victory, partly fueled by the growing influence of evangelical voters, fortifies a rightward shift in Brazil following the 13-year reign of the leftist Workers Party, which presided over a long economic boom before cratering during the recession and an historic corruption scandal.
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The presidential election has rocked the market over recent weeks, with optimism about a Clinton victory leading to a pre-election-day rally, before a surprise Trump win led to an overnight cratering in the futures market, which yielded dramatically to a post-election bounce for stocks.
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Its price against the U.S. Dollar rose as high as $21.1,28 in 210 and, while it has stabilized somewhat since that landmark valuation, it hit a two-and-a-half year high of nearly $775 on June 17 before cratering nearly 25 percent over the next week.
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Twitter bought Periscope more than two years ago, but with the company's user growth stalling since co-founder Jack Dorsey took over as CEO and its stock price cratering, it's had to look into new areas to hit its sweet spot of interactions around live events.
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Novogratz's take contrasts with that of billionaire investor Bill Ackman, who in an emotional interview on CNBC on Wednesday warned of large-scale casualties, cratering industries, and a deep recession if the US government doesn't impose a nationwide shutdown to stem the spread of COVID-19.
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"Despite a rise in refinery runs, a cratering in crude exports last week yielded a whopping crude build of 5.6 million barrels on the Gulf Coast - leading to a solid build of 0003 million barrels for total U.S. stocks," said Matt Smith, director of commodities research at ClipperData.
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As sociologists and other researchers have sought reasons why, a common answer has been a sense of loss of accustomed community and stature — a rising number of immigrants, a cratering of jobs from automation and the movement of factories abroad, and a feeling of siege by menacing outside forces.
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Cratering exports have weighed on the economy as shipments fell for a 14th straight month in February in the country's longest falling streak, but Governor Lee shrugged it off by saying on Thursday it was a global pattern and that South Korea was in fact faring relatively well.
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"This is going to trigger a once-in-a-hundred-year event that has the perfect storm of conditions for cratering a huge portion of the American small-business community," John Lettieri, the president and CEO of the Economic Innovation Group, said in an interview with Business Insider.
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Image 2 of 0003 DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Protesters angered by Iran&aposs cratering economy confronted police in front of parliament on Monday, with security forces firing tear gas at them, according to online videos, the first such confrontation after similar demonstrations rocked the country at the start of the year.
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An attempt at coffee cup DRM enraged the company's customers, forcing them to walk back the change as a consequence of cratering sales; the company's big leap into cold beverages, the Kold drink dispenser, was ridiculed for its bulk and high cost upon its release at the end of September.
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Ensconced in the White House with no official plans other than hosting a meeting on border security and tracking Santa Claus on military radar, Mr. Trump showed no sign of slowing a Twitter storm amid a government shutdown, the fallout over his defense secretary's resignation and a cratering stock market.
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Those are the numbers for "Hoodie SZN" (Highbridge/Atlantic), by the New York rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, the latest and most extreme example of the disparity that now exists in the music industry between the still-rapid growth of streaming and the cratering business of old-fashioned album sales.
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But since watching all of them would mean a guaranteed cratering of your social life, here are our top seven comedy recommendations counted down to our very favorites — decided after watching every advance copy we could get — to help you figure out what you might like to give a shot.
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We got the internal memo that reveals why hot California cannabis startup Canndescent quietly laid off 16 workers just days before closing a big funding roundLayoffs, cratering stocks, and blown-up deals: 11 experts take us inside the cannabis industry&aposs meltdown and tell us where the industry goes from here
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2900 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.) is cratering amid disapproval of the GOP effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Charles Lister, author of a recent book on Syria, has written a detailed nine-page plan of action for the U.S. I've suggested cratering Syrian military runways with missiles fired from Turkey so that Syrian military aircraft can't take off (Turkish officials have told me that they would go along with this).
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For one thing, partially in response to the cratering price of oil — on which Norway has traditionally been heavily reliant — the Norwegian government has doubled down on supporting startups both financially and through training and advice, with what appears to be one of the most supportive environments for startups I've come across yet.
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The world is reeling from multiple catastrophes at once: stocks are cratering, governments around the world continue to be pointlessly, cruelly incompetent, a killer asteroid is coming (always), Sarah Palin is rapping on live TV. And then of course there's the minute-by-minute updates on the global pandemic of the novel coronavirus.
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In response, de facto ruler Mohammed Bin Salman, at 33 years old, has jettisoned traditional Saudi caution in kidnapping a Lebanese prime minister, cratering Gulf unity by isolating Qatar, waging war in Yemen, detaining and shaking down hundreds of royals, and arresting women activists who called for some of the very reforms the crown prince himself has enacted.
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Other good stories from around the newsroom:Investors just bet $2.4 billion that your gut is the next frontier for the hottest part of healthcareLandlords want to bulk up their office amenities, and a rush of startups are selling them tech to do itInsiders say morale at Bustle Digital Group is cratering as it quietly axes staff and loses focus
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Her pledge to "put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business" came back to haunt her in a big way, her own surrogates were quoted grousing about her standing in manufacturing states, and a new Quinnipiac poll showed her favorability rating cratering in the key swing states of Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
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The new allegations — detailed in a motion submitted to the court on Monday — lay out evidence that the congressman used campaign cash for a series of extramarital affairs, in addition to supporting his family and paying for vacations for his children and his wife, Margaret Hunter, at a time when the couple's personal finances were cratering.
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Read more:Layoffs, cratering stocks, and blown-up deals: 11 experts take us inside the cannabis industry&aposs meltdown and tell us where the industry goes from hereWall Street stock traders are piling into bets against cannabis stocks, even as shares have plummetedAccountants are making millions from the Canadian cannabis industry, and KPMG is leading the pack.
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It turns out the decline in met coal demand is the single biggest factor in the cratering revenue of US coal companies over the past few years: Thermal coal is definitely declining — domestic consumption took a particularly big hit in 2015, for various reasons — but the bulk of lost revenue over the past few years is from declining met coal.
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It would be a massive injection of cash — surpassing the bank bailout in the midst of the 215 recession — into an economy that's seen cratering stocks, spikes in unemployment claims, and reduced consumer spending, as the pandemic sweeps across the US. And, perhaps surprisingly, there's relatively bipartisan support — at least for the idea of a huge stimulus, if not yet for specific proposals.
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Read more:Wayland Group just revealed it&aposs shedding workers as the Canadian cannabis firm restructures amid an industry shakeoutLayoffs, cratering stocks, and blown-up deals: 11 experts take us inside the cannabis industry&aposs meltdown and tell us where the industry goes from hereCannabis companies have slashed over 1,000 jobs in recent weeks as the industry contends with a &apostoxic&apos landscape.
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Given his cratering in Iowa, it has become clear to many that Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE, who did not compete in Iowa nor in any of the other early states, may be the only candidate who can successfully take on Trump and defeat him.
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It recalled the moment, recapped by Politico Magazine, when a Nixon defense secretary, James Schlesinger, got so worried about a cratering Nixon — who was drinking and telling congressmen, "I can go in my office and pick up a telephone, and in 25 minutes, millions of people will be dead" — that he told military commanders to check with him or Henry Kissinger if the president ordered up nukes.
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Inside the 'awkward,' 'tense,' and 'heated' private meeting between Elon Musk and Texans whom SpaceX is trying to buy out to fully realize its vision to reach MarsElite law firm Irell & Manella — where partners make more than $3 million a year — is seeing turbulence and departures after merger talks with a rival firm fell apartInsiders say morale at Bustle Digital Group is cratering as it quietly axes staff and loses focus
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The chancellor's decision now makes clear that neither she nor her country are immune to the forces that have reordered politics across the Continent — the cratering of the political center; the rise of populist forces; the blowback from the migration crisis; and a redrawing of the political fault lines away from the historical left-right divide toward a battle between liberal pro-European values and their nationalist polar opposite.
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A global pandemic and fear of power outages could fuel an emerging $50 billion market for rooftop solar companies like Tesla and SunrunThe leading clean-energy research firm just slashed its outlook in response to the coronavirus pandemic, revealing that solar energy installations could decline for the first time in decadesShuttered factories, tangled supply chains, and cratering demand: 8 experts told us how the coronavirus pandemic and oil price war are hitting clean energy
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Read more: Layoffs, cratering stocks, and blown-up deals: 11 experts take us inside the cannabis industry&aposs meltdown and tell us where the industry goes from hereCuraleaf, a cannabis cultivator and retailer, was forced to reprice a near-billion dollar deal to acquire the Select Brand of cannabis products from Cura Partners, and its other marquee deal, an acquisition of Grassroots Cannabis, is expected to close "early next year," CEO Joe Lusardi said.
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News: I'm told by two sources that CNN earned approx $100M above expected election year lift in TV & digital thanks to Trump fascination With Trump's poll numbers cratering over the past month, conservative media figures like Bill Kristol have tried to keep the top of the ticket from bringing down the GOP brand, calling Trump a "fluke" candidate and trying to shift the blame to the media for fomenting his rise—and nauseating lies—with billions of dollars in free coverage.
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" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Giuseppe Arcimboldo, "Sketch for a Mask" (1585), brown pen and blue wash, Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence (image via Web Gallery of Art) The latest distraction promoted by the Trump administration to draw attention from its breathtaking incompetence and cratering poll numbers is the claim from an alt-right website, as reported in Salon, that "the 'White House Counsel's office identified [Susan] Rice as the person responsible for the unmasking' of Trump officials caught in surveillance of foreign officials 'after examining Rice's document log requests.
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