Allocating shares to deep-pocketed fundsWith the Eidos IPO, the team wanted to get broad support from deep-pocketed mutual funds at places like Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, and Wellington Management.
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Other deep pocketed companies have also stepped into the fray.
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Greece is certainly eager to please China, a deep-pocketed friend.
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He has since become a deep-pocketed force in Democratic fundraising.
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Other duff laws are the work of deep-pocketed special interests.
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Both campaigns also had deep-pocketed allies rushing to their aid.
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Other board members are also party regulars and deep-pocketed donors.
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Our twelfth apostle of climate action is not himself deep-pocketed.
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Local idiosyncrasies mean deep-pocketed Thai tycoons are more likely buyers.
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Buoyed by his Goldwater speech and the backing of deep-pocketed conservatives,
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Both have deep-pocketed donors ready to bankroll an extended primary fight.
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Still, deep-pocketed peers like Bloomberg are gunning for the same customers.
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There also are few deep-pocketed acquirers with interest in the space.
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However, HelloFresh faces mounting competition from deep-pocketed rivals such as Amazon.
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Both firms faces mounting competition from deep-pocketed rivals such as Amazon.
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Warren has sworn off big fundraising events or courting deep-pocketed donors.
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It's certainly not the first deep-pocketed legacy vendor pursuing this tactic.
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But even damaged goods attract deep-pocketed buyers when associated with Napoleon.
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Now the company has found a deep-pocketed backer to continue growing.
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He was said to have been pursued by several deep-pocketed teams.
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When deep-pocketed marquee franchises shed salary, it's never a good look.
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Yes, but: It's not the only deep-pocketed interest running new ads.
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Elsewhere on Wall Street, UBS reports that its deep-pocketed clients are nervous.
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Not everyone has a deep-pocketed backer to help them realize their dream.
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Even large, deep-pocketed technology companies investing heavily in an autonomous future — e.g.
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Fox News hosts, corporate titans and deep-pocketed political donors have paraded through.
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Without a deep-pocketed partner, Ofo couldn't afford to take the same step.
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And the Florida battle between Nelson and the state's deep-pocketed Republican Gov.
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Especially without the aid of deep-pocketed platforms and friends and investors. Congratulations.
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With a deep-pocketed party of six, the intimate private room is yours.
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And most founders don&apost have access to deep-pocketed friends and family.
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Jose quickly made a name for himself as a deep-pocketed art buyer.
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But they have to do it lean, without the advantage of deep-pocketed investors.
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While the price has gone up, deep-pocketed owners probably won't find themselves frowning.
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Competing in the market for online food delivery with deep-pocketed companies like Amazon.
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Two other, deep-pocketed names are also casting an eye over the delivery business.
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The move raised ethical questions about the president's relationship with his deep-pocketed supporters.
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To beat others to top talent, some deep-pocketed investors take on teaching appointments.
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These deep-pocketed benefactors help fund research and development as well as expensive equipment.
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But for some in the very deep-pocketed-set, only a superyacht will do.
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Unity needs the money; deep-pocketed rivals in its space include Amazon and Tencent.
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The deep-pocketed organization has long benefited Republicans who have sought to cut taxes.
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Meanwhile, deep-pocketed suitors are circling for a piece of the $70 billion startup.
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Its future seems assured, if it can compete with Uber, a deep-pocketed American competitor.
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We have a deep-pocketed backer that is prepared to fund us all the way.
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Some deep-pocketed funds such as SWFs will be able to wait out some volatility.
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Where it stands: Equinor is among several deep-pocketed companies in the space planning projects.
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In 2014, a deep-pocketed sponsor the defector declined to identify began supporting his effort.
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Thin margins and deep-pocketed rivals are the perfect ingredients for perpetual losses all round.
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The Ohio governor will now move forward with the backing of a deep-pocketed donor.
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An external, deep-pocketed investor with links to mega-funder SoftBank might prove a lifeline.
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The team hopes the Wefunder campaign will lead to commitments from deep-pocketed equity investors.
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That vision has won the company billions of dollars in funding from deep-pocketed investors.
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Mr. Lauder is not merely a deep-pocketed outsider wading into a fraught local issue.
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Sadly, for all the deep-pocketed vloggers out there, the rear display doesn't flip completely around.
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Both Tesla and SolarCity are trying to revolutionize industries dominated by entrenched and deep-pocketed companies.
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It may also spur more CBD research from deep-pocketed pharmaceutical companies who recognize an opportunity.
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Many of the auction winners are seeking deep-pocketed partners as they embark on project construction.
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The funding should help tailor the software to these mysterious but hopefully deep-pocketed potential clients.
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That means the deep-pocketed acquirer should be able to inject more sweetener into its offer.
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And there are political risks for Democrats in taking on such a powerful, deep-pocketed industry.
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As a senator representing the nation's financial capital, she also has ties to deep-pocketed donors.
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It's also reported to have attracted the attention of some deep-pocketed potential acquirers, including Amazon.
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But it's now in a battle for talent with some deep-pocketed competitors: Amazon and Google.
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Homegrown startups such as Luckin Coffee are expanding rapidly with the help of deep-pocketed backers.
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And so the home will likely find its new owner in the ultra-deep-pocketed variety.
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That may be enough for a deep-pocketed investor looking to buy influence in British politics.
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He dressed music royalty as well as a steady clientele of ordinary, if deep-pocketed, men.
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He can ill afford a new battle with a deep-pocketed regional power like Saudi Arabia.
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In some cases they hope to resell access to deep-pocketed oil companies at a premium.
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That basically limited the addressable market to government, defense and some very deep-pocketed commercial clients.
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Deep pocketed donors often show up at school fundraisers with bags full of cash, he said.
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In time, the nonprofit attracted the attention of Silicon Valley and its deep-pocketed young philanthropists.
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The massive market also could bring in more deep-pocketed players that could box out the startup.
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The support from deep-pocketed Saudi Arabia could offset trade war headwinds facing America's US LNG industry.
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State Democrats have been looking for a high-profile and deep-pocketed candidate to take on Rauner.
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A new anonymizing protocol from MIT may prove more resilient against such determined and deep-pocketed attackers.
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The bottom line: This is another deep-pocketed move into cancer medicines from a Big Pharma company.
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At the same time, however, Republicans continue to raise more than Democrats from deep-pocketed wealthy donors.
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Snap could alternatively surrender as an independent company and be acquired by a deep-pocketed tech giant.
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Student organizers closed out the annual CalArts REDCAT Gala by asking for contributions from deep-pocketed donors.
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Why it matters: Customers are usually the beneficiaries when deep-pocketed foreign firms enter the U.S. market.
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Deep-pocketed players like Google, Apple and Intel are new rivals in the race towards autonomous driving.
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Hershey has been losing market share and there are now emboldened, deep-pocketed competitors attacking its core.
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But he's got deep-pocketed backers who seem to be ready to go the distance with him.
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Deep-pocketed Paris St.-Germain, desperate for Champions League success, could lure him to the French league.
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The company has spoken with multiple possible investors, including the deep-pocketed SoftBank Vision Fund, they said.
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Such a purse is catnip for deep-pocketed owners and the Hall of Fame trainers they employ.
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Even with deep-pocketed billionaires on board, however, The Wheel would still need a lot more dough.
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This isn't like the gay marriage effort, with a well-planned multiyear strategy and deep-pocketed financiers.
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Only a company as deep-pocketed as AT&T could hope to make such a play. The
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Wallace, a deep-pocketed Democrat, is running on a platform including Medicare-for-all and green jobs.
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For example, the company could soon face stiff competition from established automakers and deep-pocketed tech firms.
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Deep-pocketed conservative special interests are chomping at the bit to take down the health care law.
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But they risk being caught out as deep-pocketed tech giants and upstart businesses join the fray.
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Deep-pocketed players like Google, Apple and Intel are new rivals in the race toward autonomous driving.
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The book was highly critical of the American Psychiatric Association, a deep-pocketed, fiercely self-protective organization.
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And it is facing competition from deep-pocketed streaming newcomers like the Walt Disney Company and Apple.
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Tesla and Netflix have tough competition from deep-pocketed rivals, while vaping and cannabis have legislative hurdles.
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And money has started to come into the sector from deep-pocketed tech companies outside the industry.
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The real beneficiaries of the repeal include deep-pocketed developers, the fossil fuel industry, and mining companies.
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We had a differentiated customer value proposition and got buy-in from a deep-pocketed investor (😉).
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Twitter has offered this kind of "custom emoji" service to a number of deep-pocketed advertising customers.
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The new hires demonstrate a serious commitment by another deep-pocketed technology company to produce quality television shows.
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They have deep-pocketed parent companies, too, having been acquired by Kaplan and the Apollo Education Group, respectively.
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Though hardly all homespun frugality, Mr Khan is not deep-pocketed like members of Pakistan's usual political clans.
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Having the deep-pocketed support of an investor will presumably help her company reach more people than ever.
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It's also helpful for Snap to let rivals like Facebook know it has a new deep-pocketed backer.
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Not coincidentally, these deep-pocketed companies could be the ones that come knock, knock, knocking at Slack's door.
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Deep-pocketed American studios are working with German writers and actors to make television aimed at global markets.
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That's a sign of confidence in the sector and also means there are plenty of deep-pocketed acquirers.
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But it seems the technology's most devoted and deep-pocketed fans still see it headed in that direction.
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The deep-pocketed patrons of Bevel, another shaving start-up, spend nearly $50 per order, Slice's data found.
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It also doesn't hurt to have a deep-pocketed ally like Amazon in a fairly early-stage industry.
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Commercial development requires payment of a licensing fee—a cost more easily borne by deep-pocketed agricultural companies.
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However, deep-pocketed foreign investors and state-owned enterprises should not be given license to buy up America.
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In Canada, investment dealers owned by the country's deep-pocketed banks are seen as best able to adapt.
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These deep-pocketed companies have demonstrated plenty of willingness to use the legal system to kick out tenants.
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The Senate hopeful has support from deep-pocketed Republican donors who seek to deny Tester a third term.
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From where Skipper is sitting, those deep-pocketed digital rivals circling don't have a lot to snap up.
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They are not only deep-pocketed, but also prove that opposition to Trump's low-rent authoritarianism is bipartisan.
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He would need, as with Evercore and A.M.I., a deep-pocketed partner, and he's looking to find one.
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Deep-pocketed outside groups also worked -- and spent heavily -- to mobilize Alabama's African-American voters to the polls.
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Adding another deep-pocketed investor to compete for multibillion-dollar deals adds yet another challenge to deploying capital.
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One of the most globally important and deep-pocketed cryptocurrency mining companies and hardware manufacturers, Bitmain, is Chinese.
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And Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, along with other deep-pocketed producers create new ways of doing business for entertainers.
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Deep-pocketed Qantas had applied for both available slots at Haneda, while Virgin applied for just the one.
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ViacomCBS needs all the valuable content it can get as it looks to compete with deep pocketed competitors.
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Political action committees, or PACs, and their deep-pocketed cousins the SuperPACs, are banned from advertising at all.
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The spending also underscores how aggressively the deep-pocketed group will pursue its agenda in the months ahead.
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Mobile-phone operators have faced predatory pricing from deep-pocketed conglomerates and "tax terrorism" from overzealous revenue collectors.
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Which is why we'll go further, starting with the deep-pocketed elite universities clustered around our bloated megalopolises.
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That presents a deep-pocketed foe for groups that want to see tech firms held to greater account.
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Mr. Ai's ambition in "Human Flow" is as expansive as his reach and his apparently deep-pocketed resources.
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Why it matters: It's a fresh sign of intense interest in Michigan-based Rivian from deep-pocketed players.
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With other deep-pocketed suitors like Comcast and Verizon circling, there may yet be a simple solution for Yahoo.
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Competing in California, with its large, expensive media markets, may only be possible for the most deep-pocketed campaigns.
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Among Tester's would-be challengers, state auditor Matt Rosendale has emerged as the favorite of deep-pocketed conservative donors.
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Now we have come full circle, with the cable operators battling deep-pocketed streaming competitors to preserve their relevance.
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Trump, with a reelection bid on the horizon, can't afford to distance himself from such deep-pocketed Bush allies.
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Deep-pocketed VCs understand that while continually pumping money into a company can prop up valuations, it's not enough.
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The laissez-faire approach has failed to benefit small entrepreneurs, as large, deep-pocketed criminal organizations dominate the industry.
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Maybe several providers will quietly roll out paid prioritization packages that enable deep-pocketed players to cut the queue.
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Some deep-pocketed Republican contributors have also steered clear of the presidential race out of discomfort with the nominee.
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Going up against such deep-pocketed and well-established rivals as Uber and Lyft is obviously an audacious plan.
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It is not the first time that Hollywood studios and other deep-pocketed organizations have opposed a state measure.
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Vinyl is more special to some than others, with some deep-pocketed fans shelling out thousands for vintage records.
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The 57-year-old has support from deep-pocketed Republican donors who want to deny Tester a third term.
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Speculation has centered around New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, a deep-pocketed Republican donor and friend of Trump's.
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Those bankrolling the effort are mostly deep-pocketed construction groups that have a profit motive to see it pass.
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Apple TV+ is exactly what you&aposd expect when a deep-pocketed tech firm hardware starts making TV shows.
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Here are six fitness empires that were built from the ground up, initially without any deep-pocketed corporate partners.
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Many airlines are for example competing against deep-pocketed Chinese carriers who are hiring aggressively because of fleet expansion.
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Mr. Murphy denied, when asked by a moderator, ever accepting money from Mr. Weinstein, a deep-pocketed Democratic donor.
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Winning requires one of the deep-pocketed players, so companies are competing on funding rather than through their products.
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"Deep-pocketed Republicans who snubbed Donald Trump in 2016 are going all in for him in 2020," reports Politico.
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For a growing number of deep-pocketed political donors, the answer is much more contemporary: Invest in internet virality.
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But these pastimes tend to be low-stakes and aren't popular with the deep-pocketed foreign visitors Japan covets.
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It was an easy way for the bank to generate a steady stream of fees from deep-pocketed customers.
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These are parks without the kind of deep-pocketed benefactors who support the work of the Central Park Conservancy.
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The three headlined a fundraiser last week in New York, where McAuliffe plugged Virginia's elections to deep-pocketed donors.
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Harvey was not surprised about his eviction, since deep-pocketed developers bought the building for $22008 million in February.
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Meanwhile, all of those deep-pocketed competitors Roku has been fighting are still around, and still have deep pockets.
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At the core of the problem is, unsurprisingly, the influence of deep-pocketed telecom operators on lawmakers and regulators.
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None of those deep-pocketed tech luminaries on its list have donated to the group — at least, for now.
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As with the rest of the continent, cutthroat competition against deep-pocketed peers caused the company to burn through billions.
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Trump faces a tough task in quickly establishing a fundraising structure and securing the support of deep-pocketed Republican donors.
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It is carefully designed, supported by deep-pocketed philanthropists and being carried out under a fair level of international scrutiny.
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Given the industry's deep-pocketed influence with Republicans, this backing increases the odds Congress could eventually back the controversial policy.
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For the more deep-pocketed among us, a new, limited-run Supra A91 Edition is in the mix as well.
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Now Master sees an opportunity to cater not just to deep-pocketed corporate customers but also startups on shoestring budgets.
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They're now getting too little of a house that they can't afford to repair, and deep-pocketed investors are profiting.
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Competing with deep-pocketed corporations in a talent war is a challenge for schools, whether in Toronto or Silicon Valley.
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The logistics and delivery segment has attracted investments from China's deep-pocketed technology heavyweights including JD.com, Alibaba, Baidu and others.
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With royalties taking up so much of what Spotify earns, it's waging a tough war against a deep-pocketed opponent.
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In the ensuing market rout, deep-pocketed state companies have taken big stakes in at least 30 troubled private ones.
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Since its founding in 1992, the company has relied on deep-pocketed patrons like the Department of Defense and Alphabet.
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"There are a host of deep pocketed companies" that will want to support Dishs efforts, the analysts wrote, naming Amazon.
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Now, Morrisey is accusing West Virginia's senior Senator of favoring deep-pocketed, out-of-state supporters over in-state voters.
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"There are a host of deep pocketed companies" that will want to support Dish's efforts, the analysts wrote, naming Amazon.
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The digital currency's unexpected surge on Tuesday caught Wall Street by surprise, spurring rumors of a deep-pocketed mystery buyer.
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Recent indications from deep-pocketed institutional investors as well as those who frequent prediction markets say Hillary Clinton will win.
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Deep-pocketed entrepreneurs not only add to the number of moonshot projects, literal or metaphorical, they also introduce fresh thinking.
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The bottom line: Amazon, Berkshire and JPMorgan are deep-pocketed companies whose executives have a track record of discovering value.
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The addition of SoftBank, an experienced and deep-pocketed investor, to Banco Inter's shareholder list, could fuel its growth strategy.
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GrubHub is under heavy pressure from rivals Amazon Restaurants and Uber Eats, owned by their deep-pocketed parent companies Amazon.
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Still, the pursuit of justice, as Simpson recounts, is endlessly hampered by the cynical tactics of deep-pocketed defense contractors.
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Such a narrow and deep-pocketed donor base suggests that the chamber is in fact a voice for Big Business.
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American businesses deserve a Chamber of Commerce whose agenda reflects their interests — not those of a few deep-pocketed industries.
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A deep-pocketed, coral tone jacket can double as a dress; boxy tweed jackets can be worn over tubular sheaths.
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Arpaio could use his celebrity and a vast mailing list to raise money without the support of deep-pocketed donors.
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And its backers include such deep-pocketed, well-connected interests as charter schools and New York City real estate moguls.
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Most locals leave town while the deep-pocketed set who come during peak season in June decamp to the beach.
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Captivated by the notion of disrupting the transportation system, deep-pocketed investors rushed to get a piece of the action.
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In 2012, for instance, deep-pocketed outside political groups helped extend a Republican presidential primary that featured a dozen candidates.
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Even if the cases are ultimately dismissed, a deep-pocketed plaintiff can drive even the most stalwart defendant to bankruptcy.
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But for anyone outside the military or deep-pocketed energy firms, they are prohibitively expensive, often costing well above $100,000.
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Angel investors — those deep-pocketed techies who put money into startups they like — have been around for a long time.
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It also means that they can't set up online fast lanes for deep-pocketed companies at the expense of startups.
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We've been waiting for big, deep-pocketed players to join Dish's Sling TV and sell pay TV over the Web.
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If you enter a market large enough, with deep pocketed and dominant incumbents, you have your work cut out for you.
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It's an entrepreneur in Chicago prototyping her latest video streaming platform, without meddling from the deep-pocketed broadband provider next door.
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"E-commerce is creating voracious demand for warehouse that's closer to deep-pocketed consumers," said Alex Klatskin, general partner at Forsgate.
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The lobbyist group fills its coffers with deep-pocketed donations from some predictable sources like the Koch brothers—famous conservative donors.
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And he wants you—especially if you are a NASA string-puller or deep-pocketed futurist—to help him get there.
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Paytm is fighting battles with deep-pocketed rivals on several fronts, and losing those battles could mean missing a huge opportunity.
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The streaming service shopping spree does not just reflect the ability of these deep-pocketed insurgents to outspend the entrenched studios.
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For that reason, it attracted the deep-pocketed opposition of the oil industry, which spent a record $31m opposing the referendum.
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Another scheme is The Ocean Cleanup, a Dutch charity backed by crowdfunders, deep-pocketed endowments and tech tycoons like Peter Thiel.
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Deep-pocketed attackers create thousands of fake Facebook accounts and use them to push divisive narratives inside the countries they target.
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Gulf support would "underpin investor confidence by sending a strong signal that Lebanon can rely on deep-pocketed sponsors", he added.
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Also noteworthy was buying by China's deep-pocketed institutional investors in industry-leading companies which are seen as having cheaper valuations.
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Uber's and WeWork's well-publicized struggles with public investors may not be a good look for SoftBank, their deep-pocketed backer.
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That said, there are some key differences here, ones that might even be enough to entice deep-pocketed cruisers to upgrade.
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Halvorson also pointed to Shuster's fundraising from "deep-pocketed special interests" instead of small donors, painting him as a Washington insider.
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"The Montana Democratic Party's deep pocketed effort to suppress the vote in Montana has, for the moment, succeeded," said Danielle Breck.
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Deep-pocketed Trump aides and confidants have retained veteran Washington lawyers who command high fees to help them navigate the investigation.
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Deep-pocketed patrons like to be surprised, and sometimes even jarred, by the works for sale, but not by the surroundings.
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Mr. Lindsay had said the company needed a deep-pocketed partner to help pay for the project, and higher oil prices.
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Basketball: Aiming for a foothold in Africa, the deep-pocketed N.B.A. has set up youth training facilities and stadiums in Senegal.
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Some experts think he may need to team up with a deep-pocketed partner like Amazon to pull off his plan.
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One of the biggest reasons Washington has never passed big climate-change policy is the opposition of deep-pocketed lobbying associations.
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Deep-pocketed e-scooter ventures should partner with cities to create scooter-enabled zones, with properly marked roadways and warning signage.
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Those figures illustrate the windfalls possible when rival promoters collaborate, and that message resonated immediately with other deep-pocketed boxing businessmen.
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It's a common trend among some deep-pocketed Bay Area homeowners that use the city's properties as their pied-à-terre.
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Those troubles make the unit attractive to only deep-pocketed bidders, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Or could it be overwhelmed by the potent and toxic combination of economic orthodoxy and deep-pocketed, anti-government, conservative politics?
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Cisneros praised Warren and echoed the Massachusetts senator's campaign promise to push back against the influence of deep-pocketed corporate interests.
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Zoning And Rezoning The agents are targeting a deep pocketed buyer, and not just because of the premium on the property.
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Or AT&T could strike "paid prioritization" deals that give AT&T (or a deep-pocketed partner's content) a distinct network advantage.
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That could allow deep-pocketed companies to buy faster or better service for their content at the expense of upstart, poorer competitors.
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That would level the playing field for a small business trying to compete for talent against deep-pocketed corporations and the government.
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The President also remains a draw for deep-pocketed Democratic donors, and his fundraising schedule will continue apace in the coming months.
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In recent weeks, deep-pocketed investors including George Soros, David Tepper and Jeffrey Gundlach have disclosed big bearish positions in regulatory findings.
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The army, too, may get in on the fun, assuming the French military is anywhere near as deep-pocketed as our own.
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But when you're deep-pocketed like Saudi Arabia, you just snap up some extra farmland, doesn't matter where—or at what cost.
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Its success has attracted deep-pocketed investors such as Japan's SoftBank, which last week invested $1.4 billion in Paytm parent One97 Communications.
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Over the past year, many deep-pocketed acquirers have delayed implementing strategic plans, of which M&A is often a big component.
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If anything, cryptocurrency storage has trended toward that extreme, with some deep-pocketed enthusiasts opting for physical vaults with Faraday cage surrounds.
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Unfortunately, and largely due to its success, deep-pocketed interests in Washington and on Wall Street have set their sights on PACE.
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"I think that Softbank is very smart, deep-pocketed money," adding he'd rather have the company as an ally than a competitor.
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It has been striving to cut costs to compete better with deep-pocketed Gulf airlines and fast-growing European low-cost carriers.
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Its deep-pocketed backers include Saudi Arabia's sovereign-wealth fund, mutual funds, Silicon Valley venture capitalists and a crowd of other firms.
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At the same time the government has allowed several private companies, including deep-pocketed tech giants such as Tencent, to establish banks.
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Other experts, however, see the involvement of outside funders as a boon that helps plaintiffs without resources take on deep-pocketed defendants.
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Pandroa, which is 16 years old, is in stiff competition with Spotify, which has more global subscribers, and deep-pocketed Apple, Amazon.
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And with Bannon -- and the deep-pocketed Mercer family -- keen on taking it to the establishment, this trio had better look out.
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But a bid against the deep-pocketed Ryan will be a heavy climb for either candidate, as House speakers rarely lose reelection.
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You'd think a musical instrument company that boasts deep-pocketed clients like Lady Gaga and Imagine Dragons would be raking in profit.
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Two green groups founded by deep-pocketed Democratic celebrities are also absent: Al Gore's Climate Reality Project and Tom Steyer's NextGen America.
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The former hedge fund manager has already made a name for himself in Democratic circles as a deep-pocketed and vocal donor.
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Several investors speculate that the company will probably be bought by a deep-pocketed player in the spirits industry down the line.
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The deal is the latest in a string by deep-pocketed Chinese investors hunting for foreign insurance companies outside their home market.
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This time McCain won the nomination, but in the process cozied up to deep-pocketed interests and tilted hard to the right.
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Unlike Patriot, Mr. Clarke has few deep-pocketed Wall Street investors that the state could pressure to cover the costs, they say.
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And if offices hear from only deep-pocketed interest groups, they are likely to miss out on the opinions of ordinary Americans.
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And thanks to San Francisco's deep-pocketed clientele, the store will fit in just fine in the city's Union Square retail district.
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But still it thrives, thanks to the deep-pocketed chemical industry that birthed it and the political influence of retailers and restaurants.
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Deep-pocketed ownership mirrors the centers of political gravity, national wealth and ruling families in notable, sometimes notorious regimes around the globe.
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This sets up a system ripe for abuse as evidenced by lawyers trolling for clients who want to sue deep pocketed companies.
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Osborne has several deep-pocketed investors backing CLC Brand Labs and has sound reason to believe legalization will propel his company forward.
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Deep-pocketed buyers hurried to close on sales contracts to avoid paying New York's higher "mansion tax," which took effect July 2115.85.
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Deep-pocketed buyers hurried to close on sales contracts to avoid paying New York's higher "mansion tax," which took effect July 2115.85.
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Clark wants the union to be prepared for potentially difficult negotiations ahead with deep-pocketed owners and M.L.B.'s fleet of lawyers.
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Clark wants the union to be prepared for potentially difficult negotiations ahead with deep-pocketed owners and M.L.B.'s fleet of lawyers.
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That could allow deep-pocketed companies to buy faster or better service for their content at the expense of poorer upstart competitors.
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First the good news: For now, Roku's strategy of pushing its prices down has helped it compete against very deep pocketed rivals.
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In what's shaping up to be an overstuffed Democratic field, she's clearly staking out a position as a crusader against deep-pocketed interests.
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For the deep-pocketed car nuts who flock to Monterey, California, it means writing checks big enough to send your accountant into shock.
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But the discussion of Firtash in Houston raises questions about whether Parnas and Fruman were connected to the deep-pocketed Ukrainian power broker.
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Here's a cause that perfectly fits your criteria; has great civic meaning; is a budding emergency; and needs a deep-pocketed benefactor: voting.
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Ally Financial is looking at rolling out a new financial-planning offering to lure its deep-pocketed bank customers onto its investing platform.
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The signs of market fear are everywhere, from deep-pocketed hedge funders on Wall Street to mom-and-pop investors in flyover country.
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SFR Group's deep-pocketed parent Altice has pledged to boost its content offering to lure more customers to its broadband and TV bundles.
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In highly efficient markets such as horse racing, betting is dominated by deep-pocketed, computer-based syndicates that also rely on quantitative trading.
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For deep-pocketed Yankees fans, the most expensive ticket on offer was a seat in the Legends section of Yankee Stadium—costing $17,000.
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A new, deep-pocketed buyer would benefit 8point3 by lowering its cost of capital, Raymond James analyst Pavel Molchanov said in an interview.
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This found the streaming giant as a not-so-desirable — but deep-pocketed — buyer at the most recent Sundance and Toronto film festivals.
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And with the backing of deep-pocketed regional heavyweights Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, it's unlikely to relinquish power anytime soon.
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Thanks to Puerto Rico's decade-long economic crisis, there are few deep-pocketed employers remaining on the island who are invested in rebuilding.
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Both books show how deep-pocketed businessmen helped those ideas spread, connecting with Republican Party politics and gaining greater policy influence over time.
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Indeed, there's been a lot of buzz in recent months on possible merger and acquisitions involving Heinz Kraft and its deep-pocketed investors.
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By age 643, he was so proficient that he was taken around to parks and bath clubs across Brooklyn by deep-pocketed players.
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Snap is aggressively trying to court big, deep-pocketed advertisers to take on Facebook and others for a greater share of ad dollars.
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Would House Democrats censure one of their own for daring to suggest that the deep-pocketed fossil fuel lobby buys influence in Congress?
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This reform proposal makes it clear that Republicans are not interested in advancing policies that benefit anyone but their most deep-pocketed donors.
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The deep-pocketed and enormously influential groups within the network are freezing out Republicans they believe have violated the group's fiscally conservative principles.
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Apple, meanwhile, is a deep-pocketed rival trying to build a competing service that caters to its hundreds of millions of device owners.
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But some delegates still resent the fact that Romney collected signatures, a process they feel favors deep-pocketed candidates over lesser-known contenders.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An important force behind Nigeria's cultural dynamism is its collector class, including deep-pocketed banks and corporations.
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But the party's deep-pocketed donors aren't ready to abandon their efforts to keep the House in GOP hands — not yet at least.
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Deep-pocketed rivals, like Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD), MillerCoors (TAPA) and Constellation Brands (STZ) have all begun selling their take on the drink.
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Los Angeles also has a new crop of deep-pocketed arts institutions like the privately owned Broad museum and the Marciano Art Foundation.
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As deep-pocketed Chinese tourists arrived in droves, Macau transformed into a thriving international and hub for entertainment, fine dining and luxury shopping.
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A run of victories by any of the top contenders in the four early states could reduce him to a deep-pocketed promoter.
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In Scudamore's opinion, West Ham executives broke the rules because they were blinded by the possibility of deep-pocketed owners buying the club.
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When candidates run for office, the everyday citizen's voice is overshadowed by that of deep-pocketed polluters, and we all are worse off.
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The shift is an outgrowth of China's evolution from an impoverished slumbering introvert to deep-pocketed mercantilist with economic interests across the globe.
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At home, it faces rising competition from big, deep-pocketed rivals like Huawei Technologies and other scrappy upstarts like the Chinese brand OnePlus.
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Both Wisconsin and Pennsylvania feature tough races for Republicans running against deep-pocketed incumbents, but GOP fundraising is moving in the right direction.
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If commercial rents are too high for mom-and-pop shops, deep-pocketed national retailers also seem unable, or unwilling, to afford them.
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Envoys to Beijing are scholars of realism, their fine minds applied to a delicate task: managing profitable relations with a deep-pocketed, unapologetic dictatorship.
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This corner of the housing market has attracted deep-pocketed investors, some of whom sell the homes for four times the price they paid.
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Yet the candidates and their deep-pocketed allies have ensured a deeper nastiness this cycle, pursuing vitriol as less a secret than a strategy.
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Walker's turnout machine and access to deep-pocketed donors has some Democrats concerned that Baldwin could be the victim of a late-race blitz.
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And Eats offers pretty much the same thing its numerous deep-pocketed competitors do: transporting restaurant food to customers in exchange for a fee.
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But it is increasingly becoming an area attracting deep-pocketed investors, even as companies experiment with the format to attract customers in different markets.
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He already enjoys the backing of deep-pocketed endowments and of tycoons like Marc Benioff, founder of Salesforce, and Peter Thiel, a noted investor.
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Sadly, it seems the Perth-based streaming minnow, although one of Australia's original home entertainment providers, just can't compete with its deep-pocketed rivals.
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Leading the charge will be deep-pocketed, Abu Dhabi-owned Manchester City, which has a new manager, Pep Guardiola, tasked with restructuring the squad.
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On top of that, deep-pocketed donors believe in the vision — the $18 million needed for the initial build came from privately-donated funds.
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And opposing them are the companies in the deep-pocketed beverage industry, which is outspending them by a ratio of about 20143 to 2.
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It was what vaulted you into the circle of deep-pocketed owners who could afford to roll the dice on six-figure-plus horses.
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Libertarian groups and activists backed by deep-pocketed conservative donors have been successful in recent years in pushing beyond Washington into dozens of states.
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Launch startup Rocket Lab is following the success of its first couple commercial launches by adding a prestigious (and deep-pocketed) new client: DARPA.
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A host of deep-pocketed competitors are expected to launch streaming services this year, including Apple, Disney and WarnerMedia, the parent company of CNN.
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That has pitched the four-year old startup against deep-pocketed incumbents such as Alibaba and JD.com , who are aggressively expanding in rural areas.
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The Dodgers have made it to the Series thanks to deep-pocketed owners, a robust front office, a respected manager and a talented roster.
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Any effort to ban Manchester City also carries risks for UEFA, because it sets up a legal battle against a powerful, deep-pocketed club.
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As deep-pocketed rivals like Walmart and Target have grown their plus-size offerings, Avenue struggled to keep its product assortment fresh and appealing.
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Deep-pocketed families like the Kochs have long funneled "dark money" into climate-change denial, powering climate deniers&apos rise to new political heights.
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India requires foreign-owned e-commerce firms to be neutral marketplaces, much like eBay, to protect local retailers and distributors from deep-pocketed competition.
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One might ask: How much real influence can ordinary people have in a political system dominated by insiders, hired lobbyists and deep-pocketed interests?
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Last month, it entered into a deal with deep-pocketed oil major Chevron Corp to sell itself for $33 billion in cash and stock.
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Though Republicans have benefited from super PACs flush with cash from deep-pocketed donors, Democrats in tough races have consistently outraised their Republican counterparts.
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Harris would have a strong claim to the deep-pocketed donors in Hollywood and Silicon Valley who helped fund her Senate election in 2016.
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More than 111 million television viewers watched this year's game — the 50th anniversary of the franchise — while deep-pocketed fans cheered from the stands.
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After years of underperformance and in the face of growingcompetition elsewhere for the deep-pocketed investor's dollar, hedge fund investors are clamoring for lower costs.
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Tencent's investment, revealed in a U.S. regulatory filing, provides Tesla with a deep-pocketed ally as it prepares to launch its mass-market Model 3.
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LEE: ULTIMATELY AN ARMS RACE BETWEEN YOUR COMPANY LIKE "NEW YORK TIMES" AND "WASHINGTON POST" WITH A DEEP-POCKETED INVESTOR IN IT IN JEFF BEZOS?
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And while it appeared on relatively few devices, Lipizzan has all the hallmarks of the type of professional, targeted malware reserved for deep-pocketed countries.
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It also shows that there are deep-pocketed buyers for ad tech outside of China, where investors paid big sums for ad tech last year.
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The group's stated mission of improving restaurant employees' pay and working conditions has drawn the attention of Hollywood stars, Democratic lawmakers, and deep-pocketed donors.
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Having freedom of the press means nothing if you barely have a press at all, and what's available is the product of deep-pocketed propagandists.
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There may still be a well of cash for Republicans thanks to the deep-pocketed donors delighted last year when Republicans passed sweeping tax cuts.
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And other deep-pocketed players, such as YouTube and Apple, have adjacent businesses that are strong enough to be potentially serious future players as well.
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The father-son team of Bob and Chris Herbert — plus some deep-pocketed investors — placed this ad in hopes of finding their next financial windfall.
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She may have had more influence as a deep-pocketed donor, who helped the rapid expansion in charter schools in Michigan, than as education secretary.
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The funding will help Go-Jek to compete with deep-pocketed rivals who are rapidly expanding app-based services and digital payments in Southeast Asia.
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Snap would gain a deep-pocketed parent that could provide extra capital to make acquisitions and build out its R&D-heavy augmented reality technology.
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It's worth noting that the deep-pocketed corporate defendant (Marriott) was dismissed months ago because the hotel where this happened is independently owned and run.
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He wants to prove that space exploration isn't exclusive to government agencies or deep-pocketed tourists; anybody should be able to join the space race.
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Premium food and restaurant brands have attracted deep-pocketed investors in Italy in recent months, but high political and regulatory uncertainty is taking a toll.
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Developers of high-priced Shanghai residential projects have been overwhelmed by deep-pocketed prospective buyers as local government price controls turn the homes into bargains.
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These extended getaways aren't just for retirees and the deep-pocketed, said Susan Sparks, a travel adviser at Points of Interest Travel in Aspen, Colo.
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The messages showed party officials trading ideas on discrediting Bernie Sanders, despite an official stance of neutrality; bickering with reporters; and cultivating deep-pocketed donors.
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The Clean Power Plan, along with many of Obama's other executive actions, faces a string of legal challenges from states and deep-pocketed interest groups.
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That's especially true when you look at the deep-pocketed rivals — including Google, Microsoft and Verizon — reportedly lining up for a chance to buy it.
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TPUSA quickly grew to more than 300 chapters at colleges across the country, thanks in part to Kirk's cabinet of deep-pocketed advisers, writes Rubenstein.
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Morgan Stanley recently downgraded Tesla to equal weight from overweight, citing potential competition from other companies, especially deep-pocketed tech companies like Apple or Alphabet.
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Others, like Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Dell Technologies, have shied away from engaging in a spending war in data centers against deep-pocketed internet giants.
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Briefly serving as a sanatorium, where Maxfield Parrish painted the dramatic scenery while curing his tuberculosis, the resort soon traded patients for deep-pocketed patrons.
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With few signs that valuations will retreat anytime soon, Institutional Investor asks: Will future team owners need the backing of a deep-pocketed investment firm?
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In 2017, Gignac connected with real estate developers looking for a deep-pocketed investor to buy a significant stake in the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel.
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Rather than wring hands over the difficulty of prying money from Congress for social programs, he pressured deep-pocketed companies to spend, and invest, locally.
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And as home prices rise in many areas, affordable housing, for deep-pocketed investors and young first-time buyers alike, is becoming harder to find.
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Magic Leap may not be the company that brings this experience to you, as it's competing against some deep-pocketed giants with well-known brands.
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Kaeser noted that his customers and partners were not guilty of the crime and need powerful, deep-pocketed allies like Siemens to fight for transparency.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is the deep-pocketed art critic Morf Vendewalt and Rene Russo plays a powerful dealer in what begins as a somewhat straightforward satire.
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These fundraising numbers don't tell the whole story, as Republican candidates have in the past disproportionately benefited from big spending by deep-pocketed outside groups.
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Deep-pocketed wine collectors flock to the black-tie event, the proceeds of which raise nearly all of the costs to fund the healthcare program.
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Cannabis companies, by contrast, don't have a natural deep-pocketed acquirer, as the substance's historical illegality means there is no "Big Cannabis" to buy fledgling startups.
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This would allow Northern Dynasty to seek a deep-pocketed partner and resume permitting the project, one of the world's biggest undeveloped copper and gold deposits.
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The auction listing, posted last week, offers two deep-pocketed bidders the chance to sit down with Ivanka for a 30 to 103-minute coffee date.
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Such deals offer access to a far wider, deep-pocketed investor pool and allow borrowers to raise more money in one hit, often with longer tenors.
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The push is pitting them directly against deep-pocketed distributors like Netflix and Amazon, who also are hungry for content that is likely to get acclaim.
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Fears that Alibaba, a deep-pocketed Chinese rival, could gatecrash the market in earnest (it is currently a large investor in Paytm's parent company) are rising.
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Chehaoduo is one of Uxin's closest rivals and is backed by deep-pocketed investors like SoftBank's Vision Fund, which bankrolled it with $1.5 billion in February.
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"I've stopped giving that speech — it's amazing how you have to compete for talent here," she added, especially with deep-pocketed companies like Facebook and Google.
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In a deep-pocketed industry like finance, it's considered cheaper and more efficient to settle than to risk having tales told in a court of law.
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Specifically, Clinton allies wants its top bundlers and deep-pocketed donors to give money to Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid's super PAC, the Senate Majority PAC.
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China is currently hosting some of Europe's biggest clubs, who flock to China to tap a millions-strong pool of fans and some deep-pocketed investors.
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Many observers have long wondered whether English Premier League (EPL) soccer, for instance, could be snapped-up by a deep-pocketed tech outfit – say, an Apple.
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The untitled project taps top-level Hollywood talent at a time when deep-pocketed technology companies are jockeying with traditional networks to land A-list stars.
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Returning control of our environment to the states also limits the dark money from self-serving lobbyists and deep-pocketed special interest groups masquerading as environmentalists.
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Iran would need huge investment and an improved political climate to catch up with deep-pocketed Gulf rivals that are "25-30 years ahead," he said.
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Air France-KLM is cutting labour costs and restructuring its network to better compete with deep-pocketed Gulf airlines and fast-growing European low-cost carriers.
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Deep-pocketed corporations will not give up the legal fight easily, even after a Supreme Court decision, and Republicans in Congress will continue their legislative attacks.
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The company is trying to grow quickly so it can better compete for future NFL rights against deep-pocketed companies like Amazon, the CNBC report said.
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When Bannon joined Trump's campaign in 2016, he was already partners with Robert Mercer, the deep-pocketed Republican donor who bring his own portable campaign apparatus.
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But the possibility that Silicon Valley, notoriously aggressive and extremely deep-pocketed, could play a significant role in PACE underscores the changes that may lie ahead.
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Television viewers have been rapidly embracing online services like Netflix over traditional pay TV packages, a shift that is enticing deep-pocketed technology companies like Amazon.
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The transaction marks a victory for new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who helped broker the deal and who will benefit from a deep-pocketed investor like SoftBank.
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Creditors, led by deep-pocketed and aggressive hedge funds such as Appaloosa Management called it "looting," and were pursuing $13 billion in damages in several courts.
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At the same time, he worked for the Trump campaign at no cost, apparently hoping his status as campaign chairman would attract deep-pocketed foreign clients.
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What role do the deep-pocketed investors behind the company, those who allowed it to scale to monstrous proportions, have in developing and nurturing its culture?
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As a private company since 2013, when the deep-pocketed Amazon founder Jeff Bezos bought it for $250 million, The Post doesn't disclose much financial data.
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The recognition is especially sweet as the airline has battled challenging conditions in the aviation industry and intense competition, particularly from deep-pocketed Middle Eastern carriers.
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The firm, Trust Ventures, was launched Monday at a private retreat in Palm Springs for the deep-pocketed donors of the Koch network of advocacy group.
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But many of those deep-pocketed donors are burnt out and say they will sit on their money in the wake of the disastrous 2016 elections.
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Some of the N.F.L.'s deep-pocketed sponsors have openly sided with the players over President Trump in the controversy over kneeling during the national anthem.
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The dynamics are worsening as deep-pocketed domestic and foreign investors pivot from focusing almost exclusively on commercial real estate to acquiring residential housing around Europe.
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Mr. Wang finally sought the protection of a deep-pocketed state-controlled company, a rail transportation firm called Shenzhen Metro Group, which became Vanke's biggest shareholder.
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The time saved by skipping glitzy fundraisers and call times with deep-pocketed donors is being invested in more organizing events and town halls, they say.
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The goal of distributing 22010 million stoves by 22016 was audacious, some of the initiative's developers cautioned, but the Alliance's partners were impressive and deep-pocketed.
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Privately, however, the White House started courting them and the deep-pocketed outside groups that also opposed the legislation and are close with the Freedom Caucus.
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His biggest challenge will be distinguishing himself in what is sure to be a packed field of potentially history-making candidates and deep-pocketed household names.
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In terms of sales, Pinduoduo still remains some miles behind JD, which focuses on large-ticket items like home appliances and targets China's urban, deep-pocketed shoppers.
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There are a lot of deep-pocketed conservatives here, a lot of policy leaders, and a bunch of GOP senators, including Cruz, Ben Sasse, and Mike Lee.
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Deep-pocketed donors, whose big checks often offset the costs of some of glitzier offerings, don't seem as eager to pony up for child care these days.
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YouTube's aggressive Content ID copyright protection system and its partnerships with deep-pocketed studios make it exceptionally difficult to upload highly sought-after movies to the site.
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Meanwhile, convincing deep-pocketed investors is another work in progress, said Matt Rogers, a Silicon Valley-based angel investor who has put money into carbon-capture ventures.
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That is why he likes Salesforce, which he says needs to find a deep-pocketed partner to help defer the cost if it decides to acquire Twitter.
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When Uber went public earlier this month, some of its deep-pocketed "crossover investors" like BlackRock and Tiger Global Management reportedly opted against buying into the IPO.
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With financial fair play rules curbing the sums deep-pocketed owners can spend, the banks are hoping to capitalize on clubs' need for new sources of financing.
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With financial fair play rules curbing the sums deep-pocketed owners can spend, the banks are hoping to capitalise on clubs' need for new sources of financing.
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Jim DeMint of South Carolina, to hit up deep-pocketed donors in the Palmetto State -- creating a network that he tapped into during his run for president.
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While deep-pocketed corporations almost line up to sponsor PGA Tour events, the European Tour has to work harder to provide lucrative playing opportunities for its members.
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But ethanol groups and their legislative backers have complained EPA has gone too far expanding a program that was never meant to benefit deep-pocketed oil companies.
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It's a classic business story: An entrepreneur comes up with a brilliant idea, pitches it to deep-pocketed investors and builds a billion-dollar company seemingly overnight.
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But the Times' reporting supremacy has been challenged of late, thanks to the resurgence of The Washington Post under its deep-pocketed owner, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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Let January 13, 2016 go down as the day Big Yogurt joined Big Pharma and Big Oil to form a triumvirate of profit-hungry, deep-pocketed cabals.
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Priorities USA, a deep-pocketed Democratic advocacy group, plans to target Trump voters in the Midwest in 2020 who said they voted for a Democrat this year.
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In her documentary "Dark Money," Kimberly Reed sets out to shine a light on obscure groups that, with deep-pocketed anonymous donors, have meddled in Montana elections.
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The FCC also barred ISPs from selling access to internet "fast lanes" to deep-pocketed content companies, potentially giving them an advantage over startups or other institutions.
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The plans for an offering signal a belief that even after Brexit, Aston Martin's luxury sports cars and sedans will appeal to deep-pocketed auto buyers worldwide.
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Companies would normally line up banks, private equity firms or other deep-pocketed investors to agree in advance to provide money to finance the purchase of shares.
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"Which means you don't have to go begging to deep-pocketed special interests," said Matt Sollars, the director of public relations for the city's Campaign Finance Board.
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As competition with other leading global stock listing venues has intensified, HKEX is leveraging its role as a gateway to China's deep-pocketed investors to boost revenue.
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In Mas — who inherited his family's business from his father, Jorge Mas Canosa, who died in 22016 — baseball sees a deep-pocketed investor with strong local roots.
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The former Housing and Urban Development secretary ended his presidential campaign yesterday after failing to gain traction in the wide and deep-pocketed field of Democratic candidates.
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La Verdi, the musical institution behind the choir, was formed in 1993 by a deep-pocketed consortium of Milanese patrons and businesspeople after two Milanese orchestras folded.
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We are united by a singular purpose to return government to the American people, not the deep-pocketed donors who have perfected a pay-to-play system.
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The company has raised $108 million to date, but it has deep-pocketed competitors eyeing the same opportunity with different technologies, including SpaceX's Starlink and Amazon's Kuiper.
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The engineer, who is 30, worked on two technologies — livestreaming video and self-driving cars — just as they landed on the radar of big, deep-pocketed companies.
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Why deep-pocketed, well-established developers don't get it right the first time is a mystery to Peter A. Stratton, a senior vice president at the firm.
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Full-frame cameras are generally intended for professionals or deep-pocketed hobbyists: bodies generally cost well over $20.95,22019 but offer improved image quality for a variety of reasons.
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Its 33% stake in Brazil's iFood is valued by Credit Suisse analysts at 666 million pounds; deep-pocketed tech groups like Uber Technologies or Naspers could be interested.
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Rumored possible bidders include U.S. mobile company Verizon, several deep-pocketed private equity firms, and even a Warren Buffett partnership (he's not buying shares, just financing a deal).
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The candidate now has over 20 full-time staffers working on fundraising, including some based in deep-pocketed areas like New York, California and the Washington, DC, area.
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"DEEP-POCKETED SPONSORS" Investors now hope that Gulf Arab states, notably Saudi Arabia, may offer financial backing after a delegation of former Lebanese prime ministers met King Salman.
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Each of them failed spectacularly and quickly, because it's just not obvious that there is enough will from the masses (and the deep-pocketed) to actually go there.
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Venture capital firms are typically deep-pocketed, small companies that bet on startup success by investing millions in exchange for an ownership interest and hopes of high returns.
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Billionaire's space race Branson founded Galactic in 2004, around the same time Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, two other deep-pocketed entrepreneurs, established space companies of their own.
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But Strange and his deep-pocketed allies are banking on superior organization and a full-court press by Trump's administration in the final days to put him ahead.
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Although Wal-Mart's name had been mentioned as a rival suitor, some felt expected that the deep-pocketed Amazon would have countered any offer with a sweeter bid.
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The company faces stiff competition from deep-pocketed music streaming rivals such as Apple's Apple Music and Sweden's Spotify Technology, whose results on Wednesday failed to enthuse investors.
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VMware gives Amazon access to the deep-pocketed corporate customers who use products like VMware vSphere to run their most important business applications, like accounting software from SAP.
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Naturally this would be of inestimable value to a deep-pocketed collector of such things (let us hope in good taste) or a museum of war or cryptography.
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But some start-ups may have an impact, especially those with a new approach to design, a technological advantage or a deep-pocketed backer like the Chinese government.
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Indeed, Biden has already gotten new, powerful backers, like the prominent and deep-pocketed Super PAC Priorities USA, which spent nearly $200 million in the 2016 presidential cycle.
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Ms. Sobchak refused to say how much money her campaign would spend or how she would raise the money, saying only that she has deep-pocketed financial backers.
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From shopping to ride sharing to bike sharing and even truck sharing, deep-pocketed investors have turned new businesses into billion-dollar companies in a matter of months.
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Amazon's deal highlights the seismic shifts happening in sports and television entertainment, as deep-pocketed digital outlets compete with traditional broadcasters like NBC, Disney and, in Europe, Sky.
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He is the first American to be named president of the fair, and it is no accident that he is from a country full of deep-pocketed collectors.
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But in recent weeks, the Kochs' groups — as well as other deep-pocketed conservative outfits — have expressed increasing support for Mr. Trump's plans to overhaul the tax code.
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The continued assault on the U.S. energy sector by certain deep-pocketed environmentalists, plaintiffs' lawyers, and some (but not all) Democratic allies poses a number of perplexing questions.
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Leading the way in attack ads for the GOP: The Congressional Leadership Fund, a deep-pocketed super PAC aligned with House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Republican from Wisconsin.
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This might be finessed by selling part of the Aramco stake in a private placement, probably to deep-pocketed strategic investors in oil-consuming states such as China.
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Though the negotiations are still fluid, Mr. Jeter's group may have nudged in front because he may have found enough deep-pocketed partners, according to The Miami Herald.
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But the plaintiffs, who could gain from suing the deep-pocketed automakers alongside Takata, argue that the automakers were more deeply involved in the handling of the defect.
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And the pharmaceutical industry, another deep-pocketed health lobby that would fight the health plans from the main Democratic presidential contenders, had nothing to say about surprise bills.
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Then Tuesday, Bruce Rauner, the deep-pocketed incumbent Republican governor of Illinois, barely eked out a win over state legislator Jean Ives, a social conservative and Trump devotee.
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As if to prove it, they each have a grown-up shop of their own clustered around Mount Street, a well-heeled and deep-pocketed area of Mayfair.
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But a more normal threat to a deep-pocketed interest group's preferences still turned out to be a more natural rallying point than the specter of creeping Putinism.
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They're deep-pocketed, with an approximately $48 million in annual revenue, amassed largely through generous contributions, including from foundations associated with the family of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
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As a patron of the arts, Kulczyk remains today, as she has for decades, one of the most prolific and deep-pocketed, visionary and respected collectors in Poland.
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Such a setback would slow Netflix's growth—and give deep-pocketed competitors like Amazon or Apple time to eat into its leads in inventory, tied-up talent and personalisation.
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But it's especially galling to find yourself undercut on price by a competitor that can get away with losing money thanks to its support from deep-pocketed venture capitalists.
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If such a pattern continues, we can expect to see potential declines in valuations for technology companies, which will no longer have deep-pocketed Chinese buyers as potential acquirers.
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Seed deals today resemble Series A financings of yesterday as deep-pocketed investors are more willing to dole out larger sums of cash at valuations far above the norm.
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But he agreed polling is a serious business in Germany, where a high degree of accuracy is expected and deep-pocketed public broadcasting networks invest enormous sums in polling.
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This position, fueled in part over the last seven years by deep-pocketed conservative advocacy groups and fossil-fuel companies, is becoming less common among everyone except elected Republicans.
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The Democratic National Committee needs to become a functional organization that leverages a deep-pocketed coastal donor base to fund permanent field offices to execute a 50-state strategy.
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Trump may still have several hurdles to cross before convincing deep-pocketed donors to write the kind of checks that would make him competitive with Clinton's campaign bank account.
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She'll have the support of Trump and the deep-pocketed network of groups affiliated with Charles Koch, even as Trump and Koch publicly feud over policy and rhetorical tone.
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Still, the network has loomed large in elections as a powerful and deep-pocketed ally of Republican candidates and interests, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on their behalf.
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If you don't come from a deep-pocketed personal background, figuring out how and when to line up the cash essential for a run has to happen quickly. Why?
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They also worry that deep-pocketed conservative groups such as the Koch network could pour in money to keep Republicans in power as a check against a Clinton administration.
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But it has piqued the interest of the tech industry, which is notoriously aggressive and deep-pocketed and could play a significant role in the program as it grows.
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Although a developer's reimplementation of Java may qualify as fair use, no one wants to end up fighting about it in court against a deep-pocketed corporation like Oracle.
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Taking your case to the people isn't a new idea; it's a common negotiating tactic in that other realm of deep-pocketed smooth talkers wrangling over legal provisos—politics.
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The Ziffs have been welcomed as deep-pocketed, well-meaning benefactors by most of the surfers on tour, including Slater, who is, after all, one of their business partners.
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Recent media reports have linked Neymar with a return to Spain, however, either with his former team Barcelona or its bitter (and similarly deep-pocketed) league rival Real Madrid.
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For example, the law would allow so-called "specialized services" that could result in pay-to-play "fast lanes" for deep-pocketed corporate giants, according to open internet advocates.
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But it also reflects the willingness of shareholders and deep-pocketed private investors to keep fast-growing upstarts afloat long enough to conquer a potential "winner-take-all" market.
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But with CBS Radio's 100-plus stations, Entercom will soon be worth somewhere around $2 billion, a market cap more likely to draw deep-pocketed investors to the stock.
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The deep-pocketed oil behemoth, which has vast oil reserves in Brazil, Canada, Texas, Guyana, Malaysia, the Netherlands and beyond, is in legal trouble, according to environmental law experts.
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It also leaves room for threats of legal action, especially from deep-pocketed alleged perpetrators (case in point: the current President!) which has a chilling effect on speaking up.
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Polling in New Jersey has suggested the race is incredibly tight -- between two and six percentage points between Menendez and his deep-pocketed challenger Bob Hugin in recent weeks.
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On one level, she is the sort of trustee museums and other nonprofit arts groups compete for: a deep-pocketed donor whose board membership could lead to more contributions.
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Over salad and salmon, we talked about deep-pocketed companies like Netflix and Hulu that had been flooding the documentary space in the hopes of gaining an Oscar foothold.
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The intrigue: In addition to big donations from deep-pocketed institutional donors like Bloomberg Philanthropies, individuals are also changing how they give, according to interviews and conversations we've had.
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That's nothing compared to battling bots launched by sophisticated and deep-pocketed nefarious actors bent on destroying democratic hegemony, particularly in an environment where even the truth has been politicized.
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These deep-pocketed companies have been pouring money into Washington to prepare for the battle: "Google, Amazon and Facebook set company records for lobbying spending in 2018," according to Bloomberg.
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The sport's top clubs, its leading figureheads and deep-pocketed investors are dueling with one another to try to unearth new ways to capitalize on the world's most popular sport.
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The rise of inequality has created more deep-pocketed potential conservative donors, while the loosening of campaign-finance rules has made it easier for those donors to give large sums.
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These bipartisan reforms were supported by Governor John Bel Edwards, a centrist Democrat, and by conservative voices including the Louisiana Family Forum and Charles and David Koch, deep-pocketed industrialists.
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Yet with music catalogues and prices mostly similar across the industry, Spotify will have to depend on its personalized recommendations and platform-agnositic strategy to beat its deep pocketed competitors.
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House Democrats have launched investigations into his finances and subpoenaed his tax returns, while trying to figure out whether he may be financially compromised by any deep-pocketed foreign interests.
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As the economy slows, Yang said, conglomerates might seek to sell underperforming businesses while smaller or family-owned firms might be more willing to relinquish control to deep-pocketed investors.
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Berners-Lee and his colleagues were particularly concerned that the guidelines would allow for so-called "specialized services" that could result in internet "fast lanes" for deep-pocketed corporate giants.
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However, the most interesting aspect to this story is the alleged effect Delivery Hero's deep pocketed Valk Fleet had on Delivery Cube's business and, crucially, the startup's ability to raise.
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In a perfect world, perhaps a very deep-pocketed donor could be enticed to make a transformational gift that would allow the Met to cut its prices across the board.
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Unlike career politicians who take policy positions based on their fear of losing elections or angering deep-pocketed special interests, Mr. Trump is accountable to no one but the voters.
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In 2014, Forest City sold 70 percent of the residential development to a Chinese company, Greenland Holding Group, a deep-pocketed company that wanted to complete Atlantic Yards by 2022.
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The flight of working class homeowners from these neighborhoods has accelerated gentrification, as deep-pocketed investors and developers were best equipped to take on the financial risk after the storm.
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But there was no way the public could have known at the time about PhRMA's support of the network or the identity of other deep-pocketed financiers behind the group.
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He has insinuated that deep-pocketed Democrats paid the migrants — which makes zero sense, because images of them are more likely to help anti-immigration Republicans than their Democratic adversaries.
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And the deep-pocketed developer, who in 0003 was ranked 140 on the "Forbes 400" list of the richest Americans, with $4.7 billion, seems intent on shaping his legacy carefully.
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WeWork's ambitions to overhaul the working world have drawn the backing of deep-pocketed investors like SoftBank, the Japanese technology giant, which believes the company represents the future of work.
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That battle pitted two of the nation's most prestigious, and deep-pocketed, archival institutions against each other, in a mini-drama mixing Milleresque high principle with more bare-knuckled competition.
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Prototype New York fabricates perhaps a dozen commissions a year, and takes on few new clients — but most are deep-pocketed ones, including Mariko Mori, Ghada Amer and Yoko Ono.
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You could spend a small fortune, either on developing your own sales channel or paying someone like IBM to build one for you, which only deep-pocketed firms could afford.
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Although a hothouse atmosphere of high-end merchandise and deep-pocketed buyers may be good for growing sales, the Biennale is making efforts reach out to the wider world, too.
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The one-upmanship reflects an industry under threat from Silicon Valley, where deep-pocketed technology companies like Netflix and Amazon are stealing audiences, ad dollars and big name creative talents.
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Comcast and Disney have waged a takeover battle for much of 21st Century Fox as their deep-pocketed Silicon Valley rivals steal viewers, ad dollars and big-name creative talents.
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Last September, the cast and crew were filming an episode of the show here at the Apache Studios, which was swarming with producers, puppeteers, artists and deep-pocketed Kickstarter donors.
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"Because we don't have deep-pocketed investors, we have to be very deliberate when it comes to how we spend our resources during a costly initiative election season," Sabet said.
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To compete with GitHub and its very deep-pocketed owner, Sijbrandij says GitLab needs to make sure that it uses its biggest advantage as a smaller company and move faster.
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Shagun Sachdeva, an analyst at Northern Sky Research, said in a recent note that OneWeb has accomplished a "significant feat" by raising nearly $2 billion from its deep-pocketed backers.
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The result, he said, would be "a big, fat, beautiful paycheck" and restored pride for American workers – at the expense of "deep-pocketed special interests" and wealthy people like himself.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's withering viral takedown of just how easily deep-pocketed donors dominate politics was like watching a prosecutor lay into a campaign finance system that has no defense.
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He is rated 10th on the Forbes list of wealthiest Americans, with a net worth of about $40 billion, and he has become a deep-pocketed force in progressive politics.
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Why it matters: It's a major sign that that deep-pocketed players see Rivian as well positioned among the electric vehicle startups to cross the bridge into substantial commercial production.
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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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A landlord seeking a restaurant operator for a small neighborhood condo building will have different priorities than a deep-pocketed developer looking for a restaurant to anchor a downtown retail complex.
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Deep-pocketed financiers, who have collectively poured hundreds of millions of dollars into efforts to elect past GOP nominees, say they are monitoring Trump's tone -- and waiting for his phone call.
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Although the bondholders have often been portrayed as deep-pocketed vultures since Puerto Rico's debt crisis began, many of them are small investors, themselves trying to save for a comfortable retirement.
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As a social network competing against a deep-pocketed and ruthless competitor in Facebook, Vero would face a difficult road even without the difficulties that cropped up over the past week.
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But after being mismanaged for years and tainted by a far-reaching influence-peddling scandal, state-owned Denel now needs the kind of help that the deep-pocketed Saudis can provide.
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If a deep-pocketed car company and a fancy, out-of-state tech firm come along and offer to help pay for expanded service, what transit agency could possibly say no?
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These mergers are mostly taking place to get ahead of consumers' migration to digital TV. But some worry that mergers could give deep-pocketed media conglomerates an unfair advantage over upstarts.
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Epic is the deep-pocketed company that created the uber-profitable game Fortnite, and it licenses its proprietary Unreal Engine to countless titles, meaning it even makes money from Fortnite's competition.
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Deep-pocketed investors from all over the world are scouring Silicon Valley for the next big thing, and they're inviting even the youngest, most fresh-faced startups straight into the clubhouse.
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Both the relative strength and Chaikin money flow indicators show strength in the stock and backing from deep-pocketed investors, the technician noted, adding that the strength shouldn't stop anytime soon.
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In the race to dominate the future of mobility, Chinese mobility startups are quickly emerging and expanding, backed by deep-pocketed investors who are generating profits from China's booming digital economy.
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The idea is that if politicians commit to voting the same way the people do, they'll be less susceptible to the desires of big business, interest groups, or deep-pocketed donors.
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But while Mr. Murphy, a Democrat, may star in the ads, the money to pay for them came from a deep-pocketed group unknown to most constituents: New Direction New Jersey.
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The twins asked Mr. Shrem to help them amass the beginnings of what would become an enormous stockpile of cryptocurrencies, giving him $750,000 to buy Bitcoin from other deep-pocketed investors.
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Such a veto would only further cement the public perception that their interests play second fiddle to the desires of deep-pocketed telecom monopolies like AT&T, Verizon, Frontier and Comcast.
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Facing a deep-pocketed Republican challenger, a blitz of negative ads and lingering concerns over a lackluster performance in an uncontested primary, Mr. Menendez's race has started to concern some Democrats.
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He was a prolific fund-raiser; as a founding member and president of the Papal Foundation, he rounded up deep-pocketed donors to pledge $183 million to the pope's pet causes.
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The growing demand for lofts has alarmed community groups that say it could lead to higher rents, pushing out longtime residents and small businesses in favor of deep-pocketed technology companies.
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It's an extraordinarily dramatic use of landscape — and the kind of visual that makes you wonder what potential the show could have if seriously deep-pocketed producers ever took the reins.
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At a time when millions of species are at risk of extinction and deep-pocketed streaming services are spending billions on content, an old television genre, the nature show, is booming.
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As Mulvaney keeps issuing new decisions to attack core consumer protections, hopefully Wednesday's decision will bolster future challenges to CFPB actions that favor deep-pocketed banking industry players over consumer protection.
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The reforms aim to stimulate the private sector but with so many huge projects going to the PIF, some businessmen fear they could be crowded out by the deep-pocketed fund.
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But one deep-pocketed Silicon Valley startup weathered the creeping adoption curve (and a spat with the US Food and Drug Administration) to become synonymous with the retail genomics business: 23andMe.
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Equipped with a limited budget, he practiced a philosophy of low-cost, high-quantity development of the sort that streaming platforms now also practice, no matter how deep-pocketed they are.
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Equipped with a limited budget, he practiced a philosophy of low-cost, high-quantity development of the sort that streaming platforms now also practice, no matter how deep-pocketed they are.
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The award spotlights a longstanding gripe among even well-compensated Hollywood players over the value of their work, especially as deep-pocketed newcomers like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and Apple come courting.
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Honda follows other companies that have retrenched in the face of sluggish markets, tougher environmental regulation and challenges from deep-pocketed technology companies that are pursuing electric and autonomous driving cars.
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Now he's up against N.W.A. The investigations into the Trump campaign's links to Russia and his lawyer's ties to deep-pocketed foreign investors just introduced another potential star witness: Ice Cube.
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The instruments typically fund more speculative projects that can't rely solely on bank lending, making them relatively high-risk even in the best of times, suited to deep-pocketed professional investors.
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Schauer, who lost his congressional seat after Republican legislators excised his home county from his district, said deep-pocketed Democratic donors have not always appreciated the need to support state races.
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Though Democrats did well, ballot initiatives aimed at fighting climate change performed poorly, and only part of the blame can be placed on the deep-pocketed opposition from oil and gas companies.
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Disney (DIS) and Apple (APLE) add deep-pocketed competitors to Netflix (NFLX), Amazon (AMZN) and Disney-controlled Hulu, while entities like CBS All Access have sought to carve out their own turf.
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The offer is a sign of the scramble among the sport's top clubs, its leading figureheads and deep-pocketed investors to unearth new ways to capitalize on the world's most popular sport.
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The arrival of new competitors such as Tesla, and deep-pocketed tech giants intent on disrupting the transport industry such as Google, Apple and Uber, make dealmaking an even more pressing need.
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As fast-talking founders pitch to deep-pocketed investors, junior staff back at the co-working space maintain simple spreadsheets with investors' names and the number and type of shares they hold.
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If that happens, House Democrats would uncover a vast new trove of information, including about Trump's murky finances and links to deep-pocketed foreign interests in places like Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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Offering an end-to-end solution: There isn't intrinsic value in a piece of technology; it's offering a complete solution that delivers on an unmet need deep-pocketed customers are begging for.
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At the same time, Netflix faces competition from deep-pocketed companies such as Amazon and new streaming services from Walt Disney Co and AT&T Inc that are expected late next year.
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In that 2012 race, Cruz started out as a long-shot candidate running against then-Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst, the deep-pocketed establishment favorite who had an A+ rating from the NRA.
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Basquiat's vibrant, untitled 1982 portrait achieved the sixth-highest price for any work of art at auction, bearing testament to the eagerness of deep-pocketed collectors to spend freely on trophy pieces.
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Some of my favorite movies of all time feature flying cars, so if Page and his deep-pocketed peers want to turn this science fiction into a reality, more power to them.
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All of this technology and change is attracting new players to the field, including upstart automakers like Tesla (TSLA) and deep-pocketed tech companies, such as Alphabet (GOOG), Apple (AAPL) and Uber.
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The donor drought could still break—a small army of deep-pocketed Americans would commit millions if they were sure that their money would keep Mrs Clinton out of the White House.
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That gives the FCC the authority to prohibit these corporate giants from charging deep-pocketed content companies for access to internet fast lanes, or favoring certain services at the expense of rivals.
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Among the potential bidders, Time Warner reasoned, were deep-pocketed technology companies like Apple and Google — and even, possibly, AT&T, which was tied up with a different deal at the time.
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But Mr. Romney was also backed by expansive network of deep-pocketed "super PACs" and other outside groups that collectively spent hundreds of millions of dollars in an effort to elect him.
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No doubt the latter possibility is attractive to deep-pocketed funding agencies like DARPA, which is why they are almost certainly already writing checks to those pursuing it and options like it.
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Series A checks will range from $2 million and $5 million and Choe plans to introduce some of its breakout companies to Katalyst's deep-pocketed LPs as they need follow-on funding.
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Now, flush with big checks from a handful of deep-pocketed donors, the Congressional Leadership Fund is serving as the party's best hope of a defense against an electoral defeat in November.
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But landlords can be blamed mightily for this blight — the greedy among them who raise rents to stratospheric levels, figuring that some deep-pocketed company will pay top dollar for the space.
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And Robert Mercer, the deep-pocketed New York investor who helped finance Mr. Trump's campaign, has donated $300,000 to Ms. Ward's political action committee this year, according to Federal Election Commission records.
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Like the growing role of deep-pocketed angel investors in Seattle have in expanding the startup ecosystem, or the non-local investors, like Silicon Valley's best, who've funneled cash into Seattle's talent.
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As long as they remain undecided, deep-pocketed conservative groups like the Judicial Crisis Network and Americans for Prosperity will continue pounding them with pro-Kavanaugh ads and activism in their states.
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Overseas allies helped his cause by raising money from deep-pocketed donors like the Ford Foundation and frantically trying to keep the unfolding librarians-versus-vandals story temporarily out of the media.
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At the December primary debate, Mr. Buttigieg took fire for his practice of holding fund-raising events with deep-pocketed donors, including one held in a wine cave in California's Napa Valley.
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Similarly, it hoped that acquiring Time Warner and HBO gave the company access to top-shelf original programming that could help it do battle against deep-pocketed competitors like Apple and Amazon.
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In Montauk, resentment is building among some residents over the idea that they may be forced to accept the cable landing because of a campaign mounted by the deep-pocketed in Wainscott.
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These are deep-pocketed investors for whom money is no object, but Innovaccer has shown a fair bit of traction among hospitals and health systems with its data analysis and management platform.
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But that's the same challenge every single streaming service has, and Quibi is competing against deep-pocketed challengers including Amazon, Apple, Comcast, Disney, AT&T and others for consumers' time and budget.
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Today the immediate financial situation is far better, but they face huge pressure to invest in expensive new technology and a competitive threat from deep pocketed tech companies interested in the market.
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The influential, deep-pocketed Americans for Prosperity is promising a vigorous effort to help Gorsuch get confirmed and is using its network of wealthy contributors to build support, especially in battleground states.
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What's important about DirecTV now is that it's the first time a deep-pocketed company has pushed out a streaming TV service designed to appeal to a big swath of U.S. customers.
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Often, she was the lone black woman in the room rubbing elbows with A-list celebrities and deep-pocketed businessmen as she tried to convince them to donate to the then-senator's campaign.
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The deep-pocketed conservation group offered to buy up nearly $22 million of Seychelles' outstanding $406 million sovereign debt in return for the country designating a third of its marine area as "protected".
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In the novel, as in the eventual film, the androids are built by a secretive, deep-pocketed corporation and are often sent to take up tasks that humans no longer want to do.
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Theranos was able to court some deep-pocketed investors (Rupert Murdoch among them) and powerful board members (which included former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and current Trump-appointed Secretary of Defense Gen.
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An influx of money from deep-pocketed corporations will likely make that less of an issue, Hamayun said, allowing off-grid companies to scale up their operations in new markets much more quickly.
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The deal is the latest example in recent years of deep-pocketed Chinese companies seeking to gain the technological expertise, distribution networks and branding of Western firms, often built up over several decades.
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Still only 48, he was the future of the Republican Party once: a champion of a flinty yet compassionate conservatism admired by both rank-and-file members of Congress and deep-pocketed donors.
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If an enterprising youngster wanted to start a political movement and ride it quickly to prominence they'd need these assets: You'd have to be a billionaire with a lot of deep pocketed friends.
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It's not often you get to see the birth of the new car brand, but with Tesla's recent success (and the backing of deep-pocketed investors in China), newly formed Future Mobility Corp.
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This weekend, thousands of frat bros will leave the sleepy college town of Gainesville, Florida, while a comparable number of street punks, deep-pocketed music fans, and various riff-raff flood its streets.
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A strong showing Tuesday would then open the doors to their extensive supporter and donor networks --- a deep-pocketed group wary of sending a first-term senator like Rubio to the White House.
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If a deep-pocketed investor is not found soon, Jet may struggle for funds again as the interim loan given by the banks will not last for very long, say lessors and analysts.
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Why it's a big deal: Because this reflects how some deep-pocketed investors aren't succumbing to the shock-and-awe investment strategy of SoftBank, which recently plugged $300 million into Rover rival Wag.
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Why it matters: Deep-pocketed investors like Tiger Global are being drawn into what would have once been unthinkable investments, as a growing number of U.S. states legalize both medical and recreational marijuana.
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Why it matters: This is the largest venture capital fund ever raised by a Silicon Valley-based firm, and comes amid rising startup valuations and deep-pocketed pressure from foreign investors like SoftBank.
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Without those regulations, GoodLight and other smaller businesses fear they may not have a level digital playing field to compete against deep-pocketed industry giants that could pay to get an edge online.
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He is a gifted orator, has a glittering résumé and enjoys longstanding ties to some of the most deep-pocketed donors in his party, yet he is stagnant so far in the polls.
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The laws signaled a seismic shift not only in the relationship between tenants and landlords, but also in the power balance of Albany, where deep-pocketed developers had long enjoyed access and influence.
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The more popular theory inside Washington is that he is lining up deep-pocketed backers to run in 2020 for the Senate seat held by the Oklahoma Republican James Inhofe, who is 83.
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Financially, the digital side of healthcare is attractive because it is expanding, there will be new federal rules mandating that deep-pocketed hospitals make changes, and also because healthcare is ripe for disruption.
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Well-established publications from across the political spectrum, from Forbes to Mother Jones, have been compelled to remove content, rather than defend against libel claims and other suits brought by deep-pocketed plaintiffs.
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Deep-pocketed parents, like the actress Lori Loughlin and her husband, the fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, were accused of padding their children's résumés and paying bribes to get their children into top universities.
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Travel Tips A luxury vacation to the United Kingdom isn't only for the deep-pocketed set, said Nicola Butler, the owner of NoteWorthy, a London travel company specializing in upscale trips around Britain.
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The arrival of deep-pocketed investors and celebrities like Madonna is "creating housing problems in a few neighborhoods," said Luís Correia da Silva, a director of Dom Pedro, a resort and hotel company.
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Opendoor, with $1.5 billion raised from a list of investors that includes deep-pocketed fund SoftBank and private equity firm General Atlantic, has cash and an early head start in the iBuying business.
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With the injection of billions of dollars into such races after the Citizens United decision, leading to the proliferation of deep-pocketed super PACs, an explosion of negative advertising was becoming the norm.
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These deep-pocketed pilgrims seek sushi as they imagine it is meant to be: perfect gemlike morsels, pure fruits of the sea undefiled by a hot pan, never mind cream cheese. Clean. Minimalist.
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Perhaps just as important, it will be going up against deep pocketed competitors like Apple Music and Amazon Music, both of which can afford to operate music services forever without making a dime.
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"A lot of excellent news is now priced into financial markets across the globe, but top picking remains a dangerous game; only for the brave and deep-pocketed," OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley said.
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Stefanie Brown James, the co-founder of Collective PAC, agreed and said that her group wants to help make black progressive Democrats more visible, particularly to deep-pocketed donors that can sustain campaigns.
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Related brought in a deep-pocketed partner, Oxford Properties Group, and raised nearly $1.5 billion through the federal EB-21972 program, which gives green cards to wealthy foreigners who invest in American projects.
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If American I.S.P.s start charging companies to be in the internet's fast lane, Mr. Beens said he would not be able to keep up with deep-pocketed competitors like Google, Bing and Yahoo.
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Rob Marshall, Julie Andrews and Billy Joel are among the deep-pocketed locals committed to protecting Sag Harbor from an unwelcome fate as another seasonal resort town, or else a seaside boutique rialto.
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Scott Walker's machine remains a force How did Leah Vukmir withstand more than $10 million in spending by Kevin Nicholson and his deep-pocketed allies to capture the GOP Senate nomination in Wisconsin?
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What's happening: In Silicon Valley, which is the heart of the self-driving industry, AV startups are competing with gold-plated compensation packages from deep-pocketed tech giants like Facebook, Apple and Google.
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The buyer will likely need to be deep pocketed, and politically connected however - there's an up to 80% premium on the land, and it'll need to be rezoned to likely make a profit.
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However, even a minor stake in a normal state-owned enterprise would cost dearly, making it beyond reach for most investors and a game only for a few well-connected and deep-pocketed tycoons.
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BA needs to boost efficiency, it says, if it is to hold its own against frugal low-cost carriers on short-haul routes and deep-pocketed competitors from the Gulf on long-haul ones.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Some San Francisco Bay Area residents hoping to rent their homes for thousands of dollars a night to deep-pocketed Super Bowl attendees are finding themselves short of the goal line.
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Whether a deep-pocketed buyer who would accede to the Wilpons' terms with Cohen exists or whether someone would end up paying more than Cohen offered to gain immediate control remains to be seen.
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The bill also places meaningful restrictions on behaviors like "zero rating," a practice that lets deep-pocketed companies buy an unfair advantage by exempting their content from arbitrary broadband usage caps and overage fees.
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The stylish e-bike struck a nerve with more deep-pocketed millennials than they expected, so they pivoted from making electric carts for businesses and put all that money into making the Super 73.
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Many of the most innovative and deep-pocketed companies in the world are racing to bring them to market — and for good reason: the economic and social gains they will generate will be tremendous.
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It would also be the latest consolidation in a global semiconductor industry faced with an increasingly saturated smartphone market - once a key growth driver - as well as the emergence of deep-pocketed Chinese players.
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But while deep-pocketed Silicon Valley has invested heavily in the artificial intelligence and machine learning required for autonomy, more financially-constrained BlackBerry has not, eyeing instead a niche role as a trusty sidekick.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Qatar named new heads to its giant state-run energy firm and deep-pocketed sovereign wealth fund on Sunday while appointing the CEO of its largest bank as its new trade minister.
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But while acquiring customers might be an "uphill battle" against the deep-pocketed lenders, the winning challenger banks will be the ones that can build a niche before looking to attack the mainstream crowd.
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Deep-pocketed international entrants to the U.S. market such as Lidl and Ahold Delhaize, as well as discount retailers such as Walmart Inc and Dollar General Corp, have also been squeezing Smart & Final's profitability.
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However, a new policy idea, endorsed by a number of Democrats in Congress and pushed by the influential (and deep pocketed) Economic Security Project, would transform the safety net for non-working parents overnight.
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They are generally owned and operated by deep-pocketed corporations like GE, for example, which invested in Desktop Metal via its venture arm, along with GV (formerly Google Ventures), BMW iVentures, Lowe's and others.
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Boutique care clinics, like the aforementioned One Medical, sprang up seemingly overnight backed by deep pocketed private investors and a pitch for its customers to take the hassle out of going to the doctor.
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Between the entertainment-sports conglomerate WME-IMG and Netflix, the deep-pocketed streaming service, there was probably a lot of money available to produce four hours of television (across six episodes) about bull riding.
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Farm groups joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and another deep-pocketed advocacy group to get behind Roger Marshall, a political novice who promised to work on behalf of Kansas rather than rabble rouse.
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But now that waterfront is attracting big investment: Deep-pocketed developers are snatching up properties and announcing plans for cutting-edge tech and design companies, commercial ventures, big-box retailers, restaurants and residential towers.
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Since the top 1 percent of earners in New York pay 46 percent of all income taxes, the exodus of deep-pocketed residents is a serious threat to the state's already shaky fiscal outlook.
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Flipkart's success has attracted a bevy of deep-pocketed and tech-savvy investors including U.S. hedge fund Tiger Global Management, online marketplace eBay, and software maker Microsoft, as well as Chinese technology firm Tencent.
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For steelworkers, the plan was direct: Trump vowed to create tariffs that would make foreign steel less competitive, and promised to dramatically increase the defense budget, guaranteeing steel manufacturers a powerful, deep-pocketed customer.
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He swats away both trends and deep-pocketed corporate suitors and exerts his sway over an Italian industry he continues to dominate in a manner that can be regal to the point of caprice.
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An agreement would be part of a turnaround plan for the loss-making airline under its new CEO Paul Scurrah, as it competes against deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd in the Australian market.
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The biggest clash in the N.F.L. over the weekend was off the field — but the battle over protests may soon draw in the broadcasters, deep-pocketed sponsors who partner with the league as well.
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In February, Li said the stock exchange would bank on its role as a gateway to mainland China's deep-pocketed investors to win the coveted listing of state oil firm Saudi Arabian Oil Co .
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It could now be valued at more than ten times its EBITDA, one of the sources said, adding its growth rate would appeal to deep-pocketed investors such as Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC.
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Hackett, who had run the company's mobility efforts, is tasked with reshaping the automaker in the face of declining sales across the industry in the U.S. and potential competition from deep-pocketed tech companies.
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Both have introduced amenities for drivers once unheard-of in a no-frills industry, but Uber's showstopping center and incentives underscore how the deep-pocketed newcomer has become the behemoth in a crowded field.
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But while Scott has focused on fundraising early in the race, both Republicans and Democrats in the state expect the deep-pocketed governor to self-fund, as he did in his two gubernatorial campaigns.
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And you want judges in place who — unlike the judge who reduced the punitive damages amount of that huge case by 95 percent — are inclined to side against deep-pocketed businesses and wealthy individuals.
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Though it is going head to head with deep-pocketed tech giants like Alphabet's Google and Apple and upstarts like Uber to develop autonomous vehicles and connected cars, Ford has one clear advantage, said Fields.
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At the national level, it is hard for any member of Congress to stand for election without deep-pocketed support, so voters get to choose among candidates whose views coincide with those of wealthy interests.
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Skeptics believe Tesla's growth targets are unrealistic and that it is at risk of being overtaken by General Motors Co , BMW and other deep-pocketed manufacturers that are ramping up their own electric-vehicle offerings.
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"It's incredibly inflationary when that much capital flows into the system," says Bussgang, who says SoftBank routinely pays twice the prices that even deep-pocketed mutual fund investors are willing to pay because it can.
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A carbon refund of $100 per month might be too small to mobilise a critical mass of voters, while the associated tax would prompt a no-holds-barred campaign by deep-pocketed fossil-fuel firms.
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Automakers are partnering up and investing in joint research projects in order to fend off challenges from upstart automakers like Tesla (TSLA) and deep-pocketed tech companies, such as Alphabet (GOOGL), Apple (AAPL) and Uber.
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At a special Tuesday matinee, deep-pocketed supporters of Hillary Clinton filed into the Richard Rodgers Theater for a special performance that was, in a rare turn, a touch more expensive than a typical show.
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The company is also in a bit of a time crunch to get these deals done to generate more income to bid on NFL rights against deep-pocketed rivals like tech company Amazon, analysts say.
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Calling themselves the "Community Slate," they have decried outside money and influence and sought to paint the opposing, pro-school-choice "Elevate Douglas County" candidates as the beneficiaries of deep-pocketed out-of-state interests.
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While it is hard to stay ahead solely through superior execution over an extended period, it is sometimes enough in the short term to draw a deep-pocketed buyer where there are strong, immediate synergies.
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Recent polling indicates that Americans believe their elected representatives pay attention primarily to deep-pocketed donors, then they listen to lobbyists and, finally, at the end of the line, they pay attention to the voters.
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Instead, deep-pocketed investors are buying into the continent's stocks - and trimming their stakes in the United States, where stock markets have been at record levels - in the hope some bargain shopping will pay off.
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Being forced to snub corporate campaign donations in such challenging states would be a blow to key Senate Democrats, many of whom would find it difficult to outspend deep-pocketed conservative donors like the Kochs.
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Democrat Lee Carter, a red-haired, 30-year-old Marine veteran from Manassas, won a remarkable nine-point victory to oust Delegate Jackson Miller, a deep-pocketed Republican incumbent who serves as House majority whip.
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The financially struggling carrier will compete against deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd, which has lodged an application with Australia's International Air Services Commission for both of the slots which are available from March 2020.
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Meanwhile, issues that affect the most vulnerable citizens — improving transmission lines to get clean energy to rural areas, maintaining maps of flood risk to low-lying communities — are rarely a focus for deep-pocketed donors.
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Among Smart & Final's brick-and-mortar competitors are deep-pocketed international entrants to the U.S. market such as Lidl and Ahold Delhaize, as well as discount retailers such as Walmart Inc and Dollar General Corp.
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For one thing, the deep-pocketed banking lobby is not unanimous in its support of Mr. Hensarling, a Texan with a populist streak whose plan is arguably more geared toward small banks than big ones.
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Moreover, you can be sure that salivating auction houses and art dealers are already strategizing over this new deep-pocketed budding collector: What high-priced masterwork might they be able to sell him come spring?
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The approach underscores the scope of CBS's ambitions to compete more aggressively in a world in which it is squeezed by deep-pocketed tech companies on one side and rapidly consolidating peers on the other.
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Mr. Daehnke, who also worked on the case, said such lawsuits were more common than it might seem, particularly when plaintiffs identify what they think is a deep-pocketed former owner — in this case Sarah's trust.
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While Chinese banks are barred from futures trading, the new market is expected to attract interest from deep-pocketed private equity firms and funds, while state-owned oil majors, like PetroChina and Sinopec will provide liquidity.
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For Rudolf Maag, whose 5.1 percent Actelion stake is worth more than $1.5 billion, this is the second time in five years that deep-pocketed J&J's craving for Swiss medical companies has made him rich.
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If both men were acting out of rational self-interest, they'd stay out of each other's way: Rhoades is risking his reputation and his marriage on a case against a powerful, deep-pocketed, lawyered-up philanthropist.
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Why it matters: The problems come as U.S. offshore wind, which has been very slow to get moving, finally appears poised to become a major industry as deep-pocketed developers plan large projects off several states.
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Several trends are changing the landscape of multidistrict litigation, including the introduction of deep-pocketed third-party funders and lawmakers curtailing what they see as abuse by the plaintiffs' bar in mass torts and class actions.
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With the power to block crucial standards resting in the hands of just one chamber of Congress, the REINS Act would give enormous power to deep-pocketed, powerful lobbyists in Washington who favor the status quo.
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Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son, chairman of Softbank, a telecommunications and tech investment group, revealed plans for the fund last October and since then it has obtained commitments from some of the world's most deep-pocketed investors.
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I am prepared to litigate which could have as a result [their] being regulated like a utility (the phone company cannot deny you a phone) Several Deep pocketed entities have offered to fund such a lawsuit.
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While national post-mortems on the 2016 election remain obsessed with the right's deep pocketed big data mythos, plenty of folks in tech's left-leaning epicenters believe that Democrats can do better with the right tools.
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Despite decades of work by lobbyists and special interests to rig the system and tax code in their deep-pocketed clients' favor, there are actually a number of steps Congress can take to benefit all Americans.
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ICBPI's deep-pocketed owners Bain Capital and Advent have placed an offer higher than one made by Italian payment services group SIA and are hoping to finalise the acquisition in the coming days, the source said.
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He asked Mr. Burbach and others to introduce him to deep-pocketed conservative Texans, and he spent a lot of his time away from the office speaking at conservative legal and political events around the state.
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He's had his share of victories, too, as in 2011 when U.S. hedge fund Elliott sought to topple him from Actelion's leadership, arguing he'd spurned approaches from deep-pocketed suitors that would have boosted shareholder value.
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While the Santa Barbara company was the incumbent disruptor of the stodgy whole-room audio systems of the past, deep-pocketed tech giants like Google and Apple have invested heavily in audio streaming hardware and APIs.
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The broadband industry's real goal, according to many tech policy experts, is to move this battle to the Republican-led US Congress, where deep-pocketed ISPs can lobby to craft internet policy rules that favor themselves.
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Deep-pocketed oil majors such as Chevron can better cope with these costs, because they can get cheaper drilling rates by committing to longer contacts and afford cutting-edge technology to get more out of wells.
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If China was initially welcomed as a deep-pocketed investor — and an alternative to America — it has faced growing criticism that it is less an economic partner than a 1.53st-century incarnation of a colonialist power.
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Law firms that have eagerly taken on clients targeting such well-insured and deep-pocketed institutions — anticipating a healthy cut of any jury award or settlement — have shied away from cases against individuals like Mr. Copperman.
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One member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) told the New York Times that the main reason the Games can't be moved from July and August is to fit the schedules of deep-pocketed American broadcasters.
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This shadowy organization, along with a constellation of similar but less deep-pocketed groups, seek to defeat legislation that would set benchmarks for out-of-network prices, based on what in-network doctors are paid locally.
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It is also hard to imagine that the leading international science fair, whose roster of participating countries and territories rose to 78 last year, up from 27 in 2800, will not find a deep-pocketed sponsor.
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A system of political finance in which many candidates are funded by deep-pocketed single-interest groups like gun rights advocates and environmentalists will increase political polarization, even as it reduces public confidence in the system.
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So when you've got a huge undersupply of AI experts in the United States, those that do remain are going to be fought over by very deep-pocketed, strong internet companies who are providing important services.
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Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Alibaba chief Jack Ma, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, and a long list of other deep-pocketed corporate luminaries have announced plans to form a $1 billion investment fund specializing in clean technology.
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Deep-pocketed oil companies - from Exxon Mobil to Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell - should bear the bulk of the legal blame and responsibility, but legal tools could also be used to seek remedy from governments, he argued.
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This is the same race its more deep-pocketed competitors are running, however, and it doesn't lock consumers into the platform like the network effects of a social app or the exclusivity of a mobile game do.
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So far, her campaign has stepped lightly around the D.N.C. reversal, emphasizing instead her calls for wholesale campaign finance reform and her reliance on hundreds of thousands of low-dollar donors in addition to deep-pocketed contributors.
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Meituan's delivery driver pictured in an ad / Image: Meituan via Weibo Meituan's delivery driver pictured in an ad / Image: Meituan via Weibo Food delivery startups willingly undertook the cash-intensive fight because they had deep-pocketed backers.
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That set up a situation where the second-place finisher in the primary, the deep-pocketed David Straz, needed to win basically every non-Castor vote from March to stand a chance in the April 23 runoff.
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Members of Congress take money from lobbyists to fund their campaigns, and then when they retire, they often walk through the revolving door to K Street, where a lucrative lobbying job awaits with deep-pocketed special interests.
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However, when rumors started swirling that the home was being eyed by deep-pocketed developers for demolition and other potential buyers, including former *NSYNC member Lance Bass, began a bidding war on the property, McCormick stood aside.
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"The thing that has kept us on the sidelines is ... this company is continuing to burn cash," said Michael Scanlon, a portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management, adding that Netflix was up against many deep-pocketed competitors.
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But this also sets them up for more competition with deep-pocketed retailers who continue to offer huge discounts and spend more to revamp stores, pay higher wages and improve their online business to compete against Amazon.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - As Brazil approaches the biggest oil auction in its history — and one of the world's most expensive ever — the field of deep-pocketed bidders has narrowed to less than a dozen oil majors.
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Installations and performances there have tended to reflect a rebellious aesthetic rooted in the grittier and more dangerous Lower East Side of the '80s and '503s, before the neighborhood became palatable to developers and deep-pocketed renters.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - As Brazil approaches the biggest oil auction in its history — and one of the world's most expensive ever — the field of deep-pocketed bidders has narrowed to less than a dozen oil majors.
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The likelihood that some of Bush's deep-pocketed donors will back Rubio comes at an opportune time for his candidacy, as he heads into a series of contests in March that will be crucial for building momentum.
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Even if tech companies are doing much better than domestic retailers and restaurants, tax cuts could bring huge earnings boosts to the retailers, which is what matters to deep-pocketed, stock-moving Wall Street professionals, he said.
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So the Avery is just one of the most recent luxury living complexes springing up in the East Cut hoping to attract deep-pocketed tenants with the neighborhood's proximity to some of the country's largest tech companies.
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But it seems that the deep-pocketed collective of special interests — those wanting to drill, mine or sell off our public lands to the highest bidder — are the only voices that the Trump administration is listening to.
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Museums, though, are finding that they have to refine their strategies as the current generation of major collectors gives way to the new era of deep-pocketed collectors like bankers, hedge fund chieftains and high-tech moguls.
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But Republicans tend to have more deep-pocketed individual donors, like a nonprofit controlled by the Corkery family from Washington, which donated $6.5 million to Judicial Crisis Network in 2014 — more than its entire budget in 2013.
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Net neutrality is the principle that internet service providers (ISPs) like AT&T, Verizon and Comcast shouldn't be able to discriminate against rivals or sell internet fast lanes to deep-pocketed content companies like Google and Amazon.
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Qian added he wanted to make the Sanya resort a one-stop-shop for the country's deep-pocketed middle class tourists looking for a getaway as the world's second-largest economy shifts to a consumption-driven economy.
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Some Pakistani officials are growing concerned about losing sovereignty to their deep-pocketed Asian ally, but the host of ways the two countries are now bound together may leave Pakistan with little choice but to go along.
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WASHINGTON — Night after night in Washington, you can find lobbyists and deep-pocketed donors plowing through chafing-dish chow at political fund-raisers held at the city's hot spots, like James Beard-awarded outposts and waterfront behemoths.
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The firm's larger fund for growth-stage investing reflects a shift in the venture capital industry that has been underway for years, as deep-pocketed investors from every corner of the globe have piled into startup investing.
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Gates has told associates he had hoped for outside assistance from a legal defense fund, but deep-pocketed GOP donors have shown little interest in helping either Gates or Manafort cover their legal fees, two sources said.
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The Frieze New York art fair has long lured deep-pocketed collectors like Henry Kravis, Eli Broad and Dasha Zhukova with its million-dollar, cutting edge contemporary offerings and top-name galleries in a bespoke white tent.
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If they deviate from orthodoxy on something major, they know there is someone in their district or state who'll run against them — and whose challenge will be backed by two or three deep-pocketed right-wing groups.
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When Beckham returned last year for a similar event, where he and many M.L.S. executives were joined by a group of deep-pocketed local investors, there were new plans, new promises and new colors on the scarves.
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The politics around guns have changed in recent years, recast by a burst of student activism, deep-pocketed allies and a steady dirge of grim headlines from schools, churches, concerts — and now a Virginia Beach municipal building.
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"I am not running because I come from a political family with ties to Washington, D.C., or because I have deep-pocketed special-interest money backing and funding my campaign," Lamb said in a statement during the campaign.
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But those in attendance here skew heavily toward Republicans, and their past deep-pocketed donations to the campaigns and super PACs Trump single-handedly put an end to during the primary are littered throughout Federal Election Commission filings.
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McConnell's passionate support of First Amendment protections for campaign spending is no doubt rooted in a political calculus: Republicans have more deep-pocketed supporters than Democrats; corporations and their executives are more likely to support Republicans than Democrats.
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Much like the ride-hailing company Lyft, which this week announced it had raised $500 million from General Motors, Flatiron is tapping a deep-pocketed corporate investor that wants to benefit from the expertise of a start-up.
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The House Intelligence Committee launched a sweeping probe in February aimed at finding out whether deep-pocketed foreigners have managed to gain leverage over the president or won influence over his administration's policies by offering up financial rewards.
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The Big Sick was the big prize at Sundance Film Festival this year — and with two fresh, hungry and deep-pocketed heavyweights now slugging it out in Park City, it's a great time to be an indie darling.
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New ventures are coupling flexible schedules with more traditional workplace benefits including health insurance and a chance to buy a company stake — a privilege usually reserved for founding members and deep-pocketed investors, not rank-and-file employees.
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It'll be a delicate dance between monetizing intellectual property on other platforms and keeping things behind a gate to bring in customers — especially as deep-pocketed companies like Apple and Amazon have their own designs on streaming entertainment.
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Former special counsel at the Federal Election Commission and chief of strategy for the advocacy group Common Cause, Stephen Spaulding, told CNBC, "Trump's bodyguard's firm is getting a fat payout from the RNC and its deep pocketed donors."
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Airbnb has spent much of the last decade fighting for legitimacy in cities around the nation, earning the startup an infamous reputation among many local officials as a deep-pocketed agitator prone to litigation and public influence operations.
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A strong after-debut performance often rests on a company's profitability and Snap and Blue Apron's lack of profits in the face of stiff competition from deep-pocketed rivals have raised questions about their ability to turn around.
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PhRMA, the deep-pocketed trade group representing pharmaceutical companies in the U.S., tried getting ahead of Azar's announcement, telling reporters Monday morning that its members would begin directing patients to more information about drug costs in television ads.
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Conservative and liberal organizations — many backed by well-known, deep-pocketed benefactors like the Kochs, Tom Steyer and George Soros — have already sunk more than $214 million into the Nevada race, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Medicaid costs also rose to a small degree because the Cuomo administration in 2018 decided to increase reimbursement rates to health care providers, which benefited deep-pocketed political supporters of the governor, including labor unions and hospital companies.
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Kors is not alone in its calculated buying spree — and is competing with other deep-pocketed suitors such as the company formerly known as Coach — now called Tapestry — which has bought brands including Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman.
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This is where governments, aid organizations, banks, corporations and other deep-pocketed funders must step forward and invest in conservation at the scale needed to secure the vast wild places big cats need to roam, hunt and breed.
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Some state judges have called the ban on class actions — one of the few ways that ordinary citizens can fight deep-pocketed corporations over unfair business and employment practices — a "get out of jail free" card for employers.
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Outlets doing deep, often expensive, investigative reporting like ProPublica Illinois and City Bureau — a local civic journalism lab where I'm currently a reporting fellow — have heavy investment from deep-pocketed organizations like the Sandler and the MacArthur Foundations.
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The measure reflects frustration among many Los Angeles homeowners over the march of big construction projects sweeping the city, in what many see as evidence of the large number of deep-pocketed developers with friends in City Hall.
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Small-dollar donations are crucial to Democrats vying for their party's nomination to run against Republican Donald Trump in November, many of whom have sworn off fundraising from deep-pocketed political action committees in favor of grassroots support.
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When you hear the word innovation, you might think of Silicon Valley: a place where inventors, engineers, and scientists — funded by deep-pocketed venture capitalists and led by plucky entrepreneurs — build new products and industries from thin air.
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But the divide between Biden and Warren is helping to define the terms of the debate, and it is shaping how an eventual Democratic president might navigate its relationship with the powerful and deep-pocketed U.S. tech industry.
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FRANKFURT/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A succession of funding deals by deep-pocketed sovereign wealth funds have thrown a life preserver to some of the world's biggest private tech firms whose high valuations have come under scrutiny in the past year.
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"CVS is facing increased competition in the PBM [pharmacy benefit manager] market from deep-pocketed OptumRx which will likely slowdown its historical winning streak and cap share performance," Morgan Stanley's Ricky Goldwasser wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Campaigners seek to argue that these deep-pocketed firms, and not their customers, are ultimately responsible for the emissions, just as cigarette-makers were held liable for their products whereas retailers who sold them on to consumers were not.
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Why it matters: Instead of waiting on the possibility that Washington will tackle the growing pile of debt, a growing number of companies — and deep-pocketed private citizens — are taking on the whopping student debt burden that's plaguing millennials.
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And while DARPA certainly isn't the only deep-pocketed entity interested in building the bridge to the near future of bi-directional brain implants, with its defense budget and academic connections, it's definitely the bionic horse we'd bet on.
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Why it matters: This is the campaign's latest effort to court deep-pocketed Republicans who failed to come out for Donald Trump in 2016, and it further signals that the president's days of snubbing traditional fundraising mechanisms are over.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Google has made its first ride-hailing investment in Asia by pumping money into Go-Jek, as the Indonesian start-up and deep-pocketed rivals rapidly expand their app-based services and digital payments in Southeast Asia.
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MADRID (Reuters) - China's Orient Hontai has agreed to buy a majority stake in Spanish sports rights group Imagina for $13 billion, the latest deal from deep-pocketed Chinese investors to transform the Asian country into a global soccer powerhouse.
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Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, Santos also slammed policies purely focused on "repression" which he said had often targeted poor, small farmers in Colombia - one of the world's top cocaine producers - instead of deep-pocketed drug traffickers.
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The lawsuit, filed by the trade group along with the Seattle-based bank Washington Federal, sets up a massive legal fight between the U.S. government and one of the nation's deep-pocketed industries, with billions of dollars at stake.
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Musk is correct about the misery suffered by those betting against Tesla, a popular trade on Wall Street where skeptics say the company is in danger of being overtaken by older, deep-pocketed manufacturers like GM. Tesla proponents, meanwhile.
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Flipkart's success has attracted a bevy of deep-pocketed and tech-savvy investors including U.S. hedge fund Tiger Global Management LLC, online marketplace eBay Inc and software maker Microsoft Corp, as well as Chinese technology firm Tencent Holdings Ltd.
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In the absence of deep-pocketed Democratic funders comparable to the Mercers and the Kochs, Higher Ground Labs acts as an incubator, looking particularly to Silicon Valley entrepreneurs to support the next generation of for-profit, election-tech startups.
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The dollar's slide means Canadian start-ups also face tougher competition for staff from the local divisions of deep-pocketed U.S. players such as Google, which have set up in technology hubs like the Kitchener-Waterloo region of Ontario.
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The new Hulu service is an attempt by its traditional entertainment company owners to secure their footing in television's digital future, where streaming has become the norm and competition from deep-pocketed rivals like Netflix and Amazon has intensified.
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While early investor Benchmark is suing ex-CEO Travis Kalanick and the board searches for his replacement (stay up to date with Recode's storystream), deep-pocketed suitors are circling for a piece of the $70 billion ride-sharing startup.
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But with deep-pocketed rival Google now making its own play for the high-end smartphone market with its Pixel lineup, and Chinese rivals like Huawei, Oppo, and Xiaomi making competitive, cheaper phones, Samsung has to be getting worried.
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READ: Hey Look, Trump Is Still Making Millions While President They've launched investigations into his business empire and subpoenaed his tax returns, while trying to figure out whether he may be financially compromised by any deep-pocketed foreign interests.
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The overarching goal is to produce enough quality content to make the new incarnation of AT&T — with its planned streaming service front and center — a fearsome competitor to the deep-pocketed tech companies Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and Apple.
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Net neutrality is the principle that broadband giants like Comcast, AT&T and Verizon shouldn't be able to favor their own internet services, discriminate against rival content, or create pay-to-play online "fast lanes" for deep-pocketed partners.
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Australia's No. 2 airline has struggled relative to deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd, and decisions made by Scurrah's long-serving predecessor, John Borghetti, make it difficult to respond to declining consumer and business confidence and slow economic growth.
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While CBS and Paramount possess a vast library of movies and TV shows, they'll be seeking to exploit them at a time when deep-pocketed tech companies and the few existing Hollywood giants have more formidable arsenals and resources.
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Now, with Ainslie gone to his own team, the Oracle skipper, Jimmy Spithill, and the team's deep-pocketed owner, Larry Ellison, will have to rely on other extreme measures in hopes of again turning the tide against the Kiwis.
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That slide in revenue accelerated after deep-pocketed Jio began offering free voice calls and cut-price data plans - a move that gave millions of low-income Indians internet access but battered rivals as they sought to keep up.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's biggest conglomerate Tata Group launched an ecommerce venture on Friday, as it seeks to cash in on rising purchasing power in a market dominated by deep-pocketed international retailers and startups backed by global tech investors.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Around the holidays, a few deep-pocketed studios will release their big-budget family movies trying to appeal to everyone across demographics and keep kids on school vacation entertained for a few hours.
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In recent years, American banks have spent significant energy courting the deep-pocketed kingdom, setting themselves up to profit from a wave of deals and investments as the country opens up its economy and reduces its reliance on oil.
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On State Street, beyond the State House with its golden dome, sit clean brick buildings that house deep-pocketed lobbying firms and a cafe where state employees in business suits were having lunch at outdoor tables on Monday afternoon.
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Just over a year later, the deep-pocketed beer giant has helped 10 Barrel's Boise, Idaho brewpub thrive, plans on opening another brewpub in Denver, and is now engaged in talks to open brewpub doors in downtown San Diego.
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This move, which Pai aims to reverse, gave the FCC the legal authority to prohibit ISPs from blocking or throttling legal online comment, or setting up internet "fast lanes" for deep-pocketed content companies at the expense of startups.
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After the financial crisis, as banks retreated from lending to those with poor credit, this odd corner of the housing market began to draw interest from deep-pocketed investors who sometimes sell the homes for four times the price they paid.
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The TV industry has been waiting — and waiting — for big, deep-pocketed tech giants like Apple and Amazon to start competing with the likes of Comcast and Time Warner Cable by selling their own "over the top" bundles of TV channels.
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Government regulation isn't Didi's only challenge this year, as a number of rivals have sprouted up even as Meituan — the deep-pocketed "super app" company that went public in 2018 — decided to pull away from ride-hailing due to financial concerns.
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But Mr. Tillis also has the most immediate threat to counter: a credible primary challenge from Garland Tucker, a deep-pocketed businessman who has accused the lawmaker of disloyalty to the president in a series of ad buys on Fox News.
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According to Business Insider, it has worked with Uber in the past to help deep-pocketed Coachella attendees fly to and from the Van Nuys Airport to Palm Springs, renting out six-seat helicopters for more than $4,000 a pop.
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Chinese private equity firm Orient Hontai Capital agreed to buy a majority stake in Imagina for US$1bn, Reuters reported in October 2017, the latest deal from deep-pocketed Chinese investors to transform the Asian country into a global soccer powerhouse.
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An investment in real estate on the other hand offered deep-pocketed money managers, such as sovereign wealth funds (SWF) or insurance firms, the promise of an asset that would hopefully appreciate in value while also providing handsome rental income.
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Indeed back in December 2015, reports began circulating that Zo Rooms, which had only recently landed a $32 million Series B led by Tiger Global, would be snapped up by OYO after getting into financial difficultly battling its deep-pocketed competitor.
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Angering a deep-pocketed industry could hurt Democrats, but that is not likely to be a big concern for Warren, who made her political mark and plenty of enemies by going after big banks after the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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Fans of soccer video games such as Electronic Arts Inc's top-selling FIFA franchise, have been closely watching the CSL's gaming plans as its deep-pocketed teams have recruited global stars such as Carlos Tevez, Oscar and Hulk in recent months.
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Such platforms, including deep-pocketed rivals like Amazon Prime, AT&T Inc's HBO Go and Hulu - whose biggest backer is Walt Disney Co - have spent billions to acquire the rights to TV shows and movies and to make their own.
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Why it matters: This is another deep-pocketed deal from SoftBank, which now owns 45% of Wag, according to Recode, but is a bit unusual in that none of the money was used to buy shares from early employees or investors.
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Although DIEC, with initial funding of 10 billion riyals ($2.7 billion) provided by the deep-pocketed Public Investment Fund, will take the lead in major entertainment industry projects, Dawood stressed that it intended all of its projects to be commercially viable.
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Angering a deep-pocketed industry could hurt Democrats, but that is not likely to be a big worry for Warren, who made her political mark and plenty of enemies by going after big banks after the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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The New York City Council still has Uber in its crosshairs The plan sparked a vicious fight between the mayor, who has received large donations from the city's traditional yellow taxi industry, and the deep-pocketed, politically pugnacious ride-hail app.
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MONTREAL/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Harsh winter weather and the partial U.S. government shutdown boosted demand for private jets in January, according to three business aviation companies that recently reported an uptick last month in deep-pocketed travelers seeking alternatives to commercial flying.
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The startups hope that by developing systems and software that work in the most trying circumstances, they will be in prime position when deep-pocketed U.S. firms expand into new regions to capitalise on a future of self-driving cars.
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The back story of the stair-filled "Vessel" involves two men who are in step in more ways than one: a designer known for dreaming big, and a deep-pocketed developer who will spend whatever it takes to make a statement.
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French retail group Casino's sale of its Thai and Vietnam units has drawn the eye of Singapore's Dairy Farm International Holdings and South Korea's Lotte Shopping but they'll need punchy bids to go up against deep-pocketed Thai tycoons, bankers said.
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Leading those flush with cash: Pete Buttigieg, a mayor little-known outside his home state of Indiana before his sure-footed media appearances in the spring and cross-country fundraising tours persuaded deep-pocketed Democratic donors to open their wallets.
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The startups hope that by developing systems and software that work in the most trying circumstances, they will be in prime position when deep-pocketed U.S. firms expand into new regions to capitalize on a future of self-driving cars.
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The life of a family farmer is never easy: Financial insecurity is the norm, smaller farms have to compete with deep-pocketed agribusiness giants, and months of toil can be wiped away by a crop blight or a freak weather event.
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Payments from a deep-pocketed Brazilian businessman to the son of an influential former International Olympic Committee member days before Rio in October 26 was surprisingly picked to host the Games were routed to Société Générale accounts, according to the documents.
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Without the smoking-gun science that can win a legal battle against a deep-pocketed industry, there's no role in the campaign for tech safety for someone like Mike Moore, the former Mississippi attorney general who sued 13 tobacco companies.
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Jones takes rightful pride in recounting how he and his Washington campaign consultant, Joe Trippi, used a multimillion-dollar television campaign to defeat a deep-pocketed but listless Republican Party funded by Birmingham lawyers and the corporate manipulators who rule Montgomery.
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But the club's deep-pocketed owner, Steve Ballmer, wants to win so badly that Rivers's future remains a subject of great curiosity — in addition to DeAndre Jordan's and that of the veteran guard Lou Williams amid Williams' unexpectedly potent season.
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" Meredith McGehee, the chief of policy at Issue One, a nonprofit group that works to reduce the influence of deep-pocketed special interests in politics and government, said that "the estimate of $1 billion in lobbying expenditures is probably conservative.
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The redesign is part of a push for Facebook to be more than a repository of one-off viral videos by offering higher-quality shows that appeal to deep-pocketed TV advertisers and give viewers a reason to keep coming back.
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His success has effectively wiped out the club's soaring debts, and attracted the kind of deep-pocketed foreign sponsors — China's Wanda group, Azerbaijan's tourism board, an Israeli billionaire — that helped pay for a new stadium, for higher salaries, for new players.
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Such squalls are not good for its financial health, yet FedEx has been investing more than $5bn a year since 2017 to keep deep-pocketed rivals like Amazon and the e-commerce giant's Chinese counterpart, Alibaba, out of its delivery business.
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If the latter proves true, they won't be the first deep-pocketed players to march into the content business with high hopes, only to realize that trying to get on Hollywood's wavelength can leave you with a case of bad vibrations.
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In the past years, we have come to recognize the belligerent preachers like Robert Jeffress and Franklin Graham, the pious politicians like Mike Pence and Mike Pompeo, and the deep-pocketed funders such as Betsy DeVos and her extended clan.
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With the United States taking concrete steps toward establishing a U.S. Space Force, and with deep-pocketed entrepreneurs collaborating on making space tourism and space hotels a reality, we need bold leadership and revolutionary ideas to address the debris problem.
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Most owners spend tens of thousands in the year leading up to the competition — some breeders place the figure at more than $2500,21 for certain dogs with deep-pocketed backers — to get their dog ready and recognized by the judges.
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That means that as stock-pickers seek to buy individual stocks, buyers from ETFs, index funds, hedge funds and other deep-pocketed institutions continually push prices higher, thus lowering the value for companies that don't consistently buy back their shares.
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Today, the three-year-old Oakland-based company — now known as Stockwell — is said to be growing quickly thanks to more than $45 million in venture capital funding from a number of deep-pocketed investors, the company has confirmed to TechCrunch.
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Buyers of similarly specced performance cars usually have to sacrifice some comfort, but Porsche is promising deep-pocketed Taycan buyers will get a future-facing (but still premium) version of the cabin experience the company's luxury sports cars are known for.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Indonesia's Go-Jek has raised a higher than targeted $1.5 billion in a fundraising round from a dozen investors including BlackRock and Google, sources said, as the ride-hailing firm builds its war chest to fight deep-pocketed rivals.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Google, Singapore investor Temasek and China's Meituan-Dianping are investing in Go-Jek as part of a $1.2 billion fundraising round, bolstering the Indonesian ride-hailing firm in its battle with deep-pocketed rivals Grab and Uber, sources said.
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Some potential buyers are design aficionados, others are deep-pocketed and merely looking for a second home to add to their collection, Herman Chan, the home&aposs listing agent on behalf of Golden Gate Sotheby&aposs International Realty told Business Insider.
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Aides to Messam said the mayor will tap into the Caribbean-American community and deep pocketed donors in South Florida, one of the most prolific Democratic fundraising bases in the country, to raise enough money to run a viable campaign.
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Citizen-funded elections would incentivize candidates to raise small contributions — in amounts like $10, $20 or $85033 — and have them matched with limited public funds so that everyday Americans can run competitive elections without relying on deep-pocketed special interests.
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Polls on the question show as many as three-quarters of Democrats already back impeachment, and one deep-pocketed ally, California megadonor Tom Steyer, has been mounting an expensive pressure campaign across the country to build support for Trump's impeachment.
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Critics of the deal, however, argue that such relationships are sure to come under threat in the longer term, as content producers launch their own services and competition for sports broadcasting rights intensifies as deep-pocketed tech companies join the fray.
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But the entry of a deep-pocketed foreign player like Tenaga into an economy looking to provide power to its 1.3 billion people, widens the pool of potential buyers for other Indian power companies also looking to sell stakes while expanding operations.
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Open internet advocates say that the FCC's net neutrality safeguards are necessary to prevent broadband giants like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon from favoring their own services at the expense of rivals, or creating online fast lanes for deep-pocketed content companies.
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Quantifying lives saved and medical conditions treated could go a long way toward convincing Zipline's deep-pocketed backers in the international aid and development community—such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation—that delivery drones can become a global force for humanitarian good.
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"It's a sensible thing to reduce risk, and bringing in a deep-pocketed partner can help," said John Stephenson, president of Stephenson & Co Capital Management, who acknowledged that it is very difficult to make a joint venture work "in the best of times".
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BEIJING, June 12 (Reuters) - Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Monday said it is launching new sales channels in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan as China's deep-pocketed e-commerce firms vie for new users in the region.
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The price is double the combined sum Canal Plus and beIN Sports paid for the 2015-2018 period, when the two companies shared the Champions League TV rights, and highlights the growing appetite of deep-pocketed telecom companies for exclusive TV content.
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Jeb Bush dropped out after winning less than 26 percent of the state's primary vote, effectively ending the Bush political dynasty and freeing the deep-pocketed Republican establishment to shift its focus to Marco Rubio in time for the definitive March primaries.
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In some ways, the synergies between the two investment styles are obvious: Fresh investment opportunities flow naturally toward deep-pocketed money managers with good contacts in the corporate world, and hedge fund managers typically employ analytical research that's helpful in understanding investment targets.
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When it comes to differentiating a hardware startup that isn't relying on its own hardware advances, there are definitely risks that another deep-pocketed player can replicate what they've done, though RealWear certainly isn't short on investor cash for the time being.
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European football's Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, which were designed to prevent speculative or vanity investments by deep-pocketed owners that profit-minded businesses cannot hope to match, require PSG to keep its losses to within €30m over a rolling three-year period.
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" Menendez's re-election becomes a concern for Dems - NYT: "Facing a deep-pocketed Republican challenger, a blitz of negative ads and lingering concerns over a lackluster performance in an uncontested primary, Mr. [ Robert Menendez 's] race has started to concern some Democrats.
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Deep-pocketed institutional investors turn to the private debt market in hopes of getting richer returns than they can find in public markets, where central banks slashed interest rates in an effort to stabilize the global economy after the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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Why it matters: StoreDot's completion of a third funding round, not to mention the partnership with a deep-pocketed automaker, signals that StoreDot has convinced investors that it's on a strong path toward successfully commercializing its technology in the crowded EV battery space.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mazda Motor Corp said it would become the world's first automaker to commercialize a much more efficient petrol engine using technology that deep-pocketed rivals have been trying to engineer for decades, a twist in an industry increasingly going electric.
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In recent years, Pai repeatedly battled Wheeler over the FCC's net neutrality policy, which prohibits corporate giants like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon from creating online fast lanes for deep-pocketed content companies, or favoring their own services at the expense of rivals.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A pair of deep-pocketed Chinese bike-sharing companies are gearing up to launch in Mexico, looking to make their Latin American debut in the country that is home to one of the world's largest and most congested cities.
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Deep pocketed individual donors, to a large extent people who are all too aware of the big problems with the political system because they are relentlessly asked for money to help candidates run for office, and small donors provide the remaining funds.
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AC Milan, seven times European champions but without any major silverware in the past six years, are losing money and need a deep-pocketed investor who can inject funds to buy match-winning players and invest in the brand at home and abroad.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Prime Minister Edouard Philippe will look to deep-pocketed sovereign wealth funds in the United Arab Emirates to further investments in France when he carries his "France is back" pitch to Abu Dhabi and Dubai this weekend, a government source said.
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Uber Eats could also raise the pressure on GrubHub if its deep-pocketed parent Uber Technologies Inc were to use some of the added funding it would get in a potential IPO which it has confidentially filed for with the U.S. SEC.
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Every Major Female "Star Trek" Character, Ranked By Lesbianism What's new about the recent revelations is that they show the extent to which today's deep-pocketed helicopter parents have gone into overdrive, using brazen schemes to corrupt the college admissions process yet more.
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And with its sixth season weeks away, the National Women's Soccer League has managed to build a sustained success of a circuit, with owners—primarily male, and many from Major League Soccer—pushing spending upward, and deep-pocketed groups eager to join.
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But California's proposal goes notably further than the FCC's rules in that it takes specific aim at "zero rating," or the practice of letting an ISP's content (or content from a deep-pocketed partner) bypass usage caps while still penalizing competing services.
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Why it's a big deal: Because while Slack is massive (8 million daily active users and over 70k paid teams) and has subsumed some rivals (RIP Hipchat), this new money reflects how competition is intensifying from deep-pocketed incumbents like Facebook and Microsoft.
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Even some Republicans were perplexed that Mr. Trump — who can draw massive crowds at a rally or massive checks from deep-pocketed donors — would choose to headline a fund-raiser in Utica, a city of 20143,000 hardly known for its financial might.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump kept a relatively low profile and did not make any public appearances on Tuesday, but emerged for a rare evening trip outside the White House to meet with deep-pocketed donors at a real estate developer's home in Virginia.
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For all the progressive excitement around minority and women candidates, in the (way too) early days of the 2020 season, white men still maintain a sizable advantage where it counts: with voters in early-primary states and deep-pocketed donors. Then-Rep.
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Art fairs used to be principally trade shows for specialist audiences, and few were more established and exclusive than the European Fine Art Fair — which each March lures museum directors and deep-pocketed connoisseurs to Maastricht, in the southern tip of the Netherlands.
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Still, the latest funding round for Didi Chuxing shows how capital continues to rush into the global ride-hailing market, where deep-pocketed investors are jockeying to place bets on companies that they believe will continue to transform the way people get around.
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Last, a successful peace effort would require the president to lean heavily on Israel, rope in Arab states as deep-pocketed honest brokers and collaborate with leaders on both sides who can deliver in the face of strong — even violent — domestic opposition.
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The upfronts give the major networks a chance to trot out their stars at grand venues in New York to hype their fall lineups for an audience of deep-pocketed advertisers, but they also serve as a pitch for TV's continuing relevance.
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Australia's No. 2 airline has been struggling financially relative to deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd, and decisions made by Scurrah's long-serving predecessor, John Borghetti, make it more difficult to manoeuvre amid declining consumer and business confidence and slow economic growth.
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Judge Kavanaugh may be a fine individual with a Norman Rockwell family portrait, but he clears the path for our immoral president and his Republican congressional enablers to accelerate the transfer of power from "the people" to their deep-pocketed, selfish cronies.
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But Bush, who had the backing of the GOP's deep-pocketed donors and much of its professional class in Washington, D.C., "has not proven to be a very good candidate thus far and therefore has struggled to galvanize elite support," Cohen remarked.
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The road aheadAll credit to Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian, and his predecessor Diane Greene: When Hölzle first made his prediction, Google Cloud was a sideline business that had a reputation for mostly appealing to hardcore developers, rather than deep-pocketed enterprise customers.
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Traditional media companies like Canal+ are under pressure to find ways to bulk up their content as they face competition from deep-pocketed online streaming platforms such as Netflix Inc and newcomers in the sports rights business such as Chinese-owned Mediapro.
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The Clintons apparently didn't care about the rumors of Weinstein's creepy behavior, and the Obamas were more than happy to host Weinstein at the White House because he was not only a deep pocketed donor — he made movies for the left too.
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Bloomberg's strategy could undermine fundraising for former Vice President Joe Biden and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg -- two moderate candidates with platforms and positions that are similar to Bloomberg's and who have also courted deep-pocketed donors to fund their campaigns.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese bike-sharing start-up ofo said it has raised $450 million in a fresh round of funding, as the firm faces up against deep-pocketed rival Mobike in one of the hottest sectors to attract tech investors.
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Hurt by the price war that began with the 2016 entry into the market of Jio, a unit of deep-pocketed Reliance Industries Ltd, Vodafone Idea has net debt of $14.2 billion, six times its market capitalisation and four times its cash holdings.
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Some of the "New Space" companies are flexing the advantages that are helping them shake up an industry typically reserved for just a few deep-pocketed defense contractors, and NASA is getting ready for planetary space exploration in more ways than one.
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The time that Warren and her staff can save by skipping glitzy fundraisers and call times with deep-pocketed donors, they say, is time they are devoting to more organizing events, town halls, and calls to grassroots supporters and small-dollar donors.
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It's the second quarter in a row that the streaming giant has missed its target, raising questions about whether the company has the momentum to fend off competition from deep-pocketed rivals such as Disney and Apple, which are launching their own streaming services soon.
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Reynolds stars as Bo "The Bandit" Darville, an easygoing trucker who agrees to take a couple of deep-pocketed eccentric brothers up on their offer to transport a load of Coors beer to Atlanta, knowing that it's forbidden to bring it east of Texas.
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But, in this past quarter, a little less than half of the buyers making purchases of $5 million or more were paying all cash, suggesting that deep pocketed investors and foreign buyers are making up less of the market now than they previously did.
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Lore had spoken with other potential strategic investors because he knew Jet would require deep-pocketed financiers for years to come, but Wal-Mart was alone in pursuing an acquisition, said the sources, who asked not to be identified because the talks were confidential.
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Many of the finalists have deep-pocketed corporate backers, including Airbus, while some of the smaller schools have next to no funding – resulting in a cost delta of hundreds of thousands of dollars when it comes to the total bill for the test pods built.
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India also wants a domestic investor to replace the banks, which rules out potential deep-pocketed suitors like Qatar Airways but the government-backed National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, whose shareholders also include Abu Dhabi Investment Fund, is still in the fray, sources have said.
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The fact that a few deep-pocketed entities account for the majority of the Chamber's budget speaks to the Chamber's true priority: defending the interests of the wealthy industries that fund it, including Wall Street, big oil, big tobacco, big retail, and big pharma.
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With less than two months to go before voters head to the polls to elect our next president, our nation's political parties, candidates and deep-pocketed donors are once again throwing around significant amounts of money to get the outcome they desire this November.
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But even though Brydon's fate hangs in the balance and the row has shone a light on the breakdown in relations at the top of the LSE, its share price has held firm, meaning there is no quick bargain for a deep-pocketed predator.
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Eleven U.S. soldiers were prosecuted and punished in the military court system, but various hurdles—unsympathetic judges, deep-pocketed corporate defendants, and legal doctrines that prevent lawsuits against government officials—mean that even 15 years later, there haven't been a lot of people held accountable.
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Ryan has developed a deep-pocketed donor list, outraising his predecessor, former Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio).
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In a space dominated by deep-pocketed incumbents, two-year-old Capital Rx — which is newly stocked with $12 million in funding — has its work cut out as it sets out for new clients, but we think its disruptive approach positions the startup for success.
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This process of direct democracy has often proved more effective than the customary actions of a party, politician, interest group or deep-pocketed donor at addressing some of the most divisive topics in our history: including suffrage, prohibition, gay rights, the death penalty and marijuana.
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And that is not even counting the latest entry: a deep-pocketed Democratic donor and businessman who jumped in vowing to spend "whatever it takes" of his own money to win — and was promptly forced to fire campaign workers for spying on other candidates.
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In San Francisco, Lyft's acquisition of bike-share operator Motivate has prompted government officials to suggest that the deep-pocketed company should subsidize a program for low-income students at San Francisco State University to rent its bikes for free, as the SF Examiner reported.
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Its stock price hit record highs this year, its tech was everywhere at CES, and in addition to general AI applications, it's found a new collection of deep-pocketed partners among automakers looking to usher in autonomous driving using neural networks powered by GPUs.
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The Caesars unit's exit from bankruptcy will bring to end one of the most bitter Chapter 11 cases in corporate memory, which pitted aggressive and deep-pocketed creditors against the casino group's private equity sponsors Apollo Global Management and TPG Capital Management LP TPG.
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And it's made even more expensive by the fact that deep-pocketed competitors like Apple, Amazon, and now Facebook are entering the scene, which increases the cost of production and puts pressure on Netflix to keep its users' from watching stuff on other services.
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As hand-wringing over "the end of print" coincides with the broad acceptance of 140-character news, revisiting the starry-eyed promise of teletext's most deep-pocketed experiment provides a passage back to the very impulses that brought us to where we are today.
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SPRINGFIELD, N.J. — Bob Hugin, a former pharmaceutical executive, announced he is running for the Republican nomination for Senate here on Tuesday, giving Democratic Senator Robert Menendez a deep-pocketed potential challenger as he seeks re-election after federal corruption charges against him were dropped.
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The company planned to package the airtime with targeting data and sell it to deep-pocketed political committees, including "super PACs," at higher rates closer to Election Day, according to documents obtained by The New York Times and interviews with people involved in the effort.
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If the public investors do not think the companies are worth as much as the small number of deep-pocketed investors who dominate the private markets, it could mean the large amounts of paper wealth could be vaporized once the company's shares start trading.
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The aim of the deal, financed by a subsidiary of a deep-pocketed electric utility, Southern Company, is not only to create a reliable energy source for a power-thirsty industry, but also to help validate a technology that has struggled to gain mainstream acceptance.
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Embracing their inner childWhether a "Singing in the Rain" theme with custom lyric books or a "Little House on the Prairie" party with kids learning how to churn butter, Murat says throwing these kinds of gatherings allows deep-pocketed adults to revisit their childhood.
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Moreover, its Chaikin Money Flow Oscillator, which measures how many people are buying and selling the stock, has been incredibly strong and even held steady when the stock sold off, which tells Lang that deep-pocketed investors are buying the stock hand over fist.
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More than a dozen start-ups backed by deep-pocketed industry figures like Larry Page, a Google founder — along with big aerospace firms like Airbus, the ride-hailing company Uber and even the government of Dubai — are taking on the dream of the flying car.
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In a city with a housing crunch, and with its status as an unofficial San Francisco landmark, it will likely find a buyer despite its needed renovations, even if it&aposs used as a second home, a trend among some deep-pocketed San Francisco homebuyers.
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"Under the board majority appointed by the Obama administration, however, the NLRB moved from fair administrator of the law to partisan activist — one that put left-wing ideology, deep-pocketed union bosses and other special interest friends ahead of middle-class workers," he said.
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And huge, deep pocketed tech companies are also investing in research and development in the field, posing competitive risks unlike anything the US auto industry has seen since foreign imports first started eating away at American automakers' dominance of the industry in the 1970s.
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They also may see little upside in opposing a Senate colleague in a race that still seems fluid or criticizing Bloomberg, a deep-pocketed donor who is making the case against Trump and could boost their party's chances of seizing control of the Senate. Sen.
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The wealthy donors who have built a powerful shadow Republican Party of outside groups are rapidly cleaving into two mutually hostile and deep-pocketed factions, complicating efforts to deny the party's nomination to Donald J. Trump, reports filed with the Federal Election Commission on Sunday showed.
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The Qatar market extended Sunday's gains as investors greeted the news about the appointment of new heads to its giant state-run energy firm and deep-pocketed sovereign wealth fund as well as appointment of the CEO of its largest bank as its new trade minister.
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The stolen information includes politically awkward extracts from paid speeches given by Mrs Clinton to Wall Street banks and other deep-pocketed organisations, and which she steadfastly refused to make public during a drawn-out presidential primary fight against a left-wing populist challenger, Senator Bernie Sanders.
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It does, however, depend at least to some degree on deep-pocketed donors — in 2016, the group's political arm took in more than $124 million in contributions and grants from individuals, corporations, and other entities, including a single donation of $19.2 million, according to Mother Jones.
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Another rewarding relationship could be forged between Cuba's healthcare services and biotechnology sector, which punch way above their weight internationally, and deep-pocketed U.S. healthcare and pharmaceutical corporations that have years of tried-and-tested experience in conducting clinical trials and bringing promising new products to market.
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But even a high-profile name such as Wynn's may not be enough to attract deep pocketed investors to the project because there's a glut of New York City hotel developments, according to Ben Carlos Thypin, co-founder of Quantierra, a quantitative real estate investment platform.
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No wonder, either, that Canadian Nautilus Minerals has turned to deep-pocketed and patient Chinese partners to provide funds, and also to Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding – perhaps China's most iconic shipbuilder with an illustrious history stretching back to the Qing dynasty – to build its production support vessel.
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Verizon, for example, has been trying to argue since at least 2014 that the FCC's net neutrality rules' ban on paid prioritization (which prevents ISPs from letting deep-pocketed content companies buy their way to a distinct network performance advantage over smaller competitors) harms the hearing impaired.
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But the cable giant is using the specter of harming people who are sick and/or disabled to justify a more self-serving focus: eliminating rules that prevent ISPs from selling an unfair advantage to deep-pocketed content companies (including its own media arm, NBC Universal).
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Bill Gurley, whose firm, Benchmark, led its A round, suggested in a recent podcast that once Uber is public, it will have to be profitable and that meanwhile, still-private, deep-pocketed competitors will likely try and undercut it on price and steal its market share.
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While executives wonder whose career might be upended next, there has also been an increase in more conventional strains of uncertainty, stemming from mergers, acquisitions and the intrusion of deep-pocketed tech titans -- including Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Google -- determined to make their mark on the business.
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Seattle's new hockey team does not have a name yet, but it has deep-pocketed owners who plan to complete a lavish, privately funded, $850 million upgrade of the Sonics' downtown stadium, Key Arena, in order to begin playing in it in the fall of 2021.
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WASHINGTON — With their hopes of repealing the Affordable Care Act dashed for now, deep-pocketed conservative activists have turned their attention to a smaller but still potent new effort: allowing private health care to compete with Veterans Affairs hospitals for the patronage of the nation's veterans.
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Mr. de Blasio, who was plagued during his first term by ethical questions over his political fund-raising and the favors he did for deep-pocketed donors, will announce his plan on Tuesday night in his annual address, according to his press secretary, Eric F. Phillips.
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Perhaps most significantly, Patriots and Pragmatists gatherings have drawn major donors like William D. Budinger, a former Democracy Alliance board member, and representatives of deep-pocketed grant-writing foundations like Pierre Omidyar's Democracy Fund and Democracy Fund Voice, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation's Madison Initiative.
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Donald F. McGahn II, now President Trump's White House counsel, made $2.4 million as a lawyer with a client list loaded with deep-pocketed conservative groups, from Americans for Prosperity, backed by the conservative billionaires Charles G. and David H. Koch, to the Citizens United Foundation.
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That could mean that DigitalOcean is either trimming down as it talks to investors for a new round; or to better conserve cash as it sizes up how best to compete against these bigger, deep-pocketed players; or perhaps to start thinking about another kind of exit.
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In service to their deep-pocketed patrons, Republican leaders in Congress are now gearing up to give more tax breaks to the wealthy and to corporations – even if that means jeopardizing support for afterschool initiatives and Pell Grants, or key programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
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Despite swimming with deep-pocketed sharks, MUBI has not only seen a ton of growth over the years, but it has also branched out into original content itself, first by securing distribution rights and then later by getting into producing films and shows of its own.
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"Even CEO Reed Hastings is open kimono that the global migration to IPTV content will attract new entrants and accelerating commitments from those currently engaged, which include deep pocketed tech companies like Amazon and companies with significant programming access like Hulu and European public broadcasters," he wrote.
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Kentucky is significantly more traditional and rural than a place like Napa, and even deep-pocketed companies like Beam Suntory can't easily push around social conservatives who bristle at the thought of turning their towns over to tourists, no matter how much money the visitors bring in.
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While companies operating in this space come with inherent advantages — they use automated loan applications; they have no retail branches; they use electronic data sources and tech-enabled underwriting models that help them to quickly identify a borrower's credit risk — having deep-pocketed friends has made other things easier.
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Similarly, American businesses — in particular the 28 million American small businesses but also those forward-thinking big businesses — deserve a business lobby that will fight for their interests and not those handful of deep-pocketed companies and individuals looking to impose a harmful agenda on all of us.
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Given that he has long felt undervalued by the UFC, and the fact the Bellator was just given the green light by deep-pocketed parent Viacom company to sign any and all high profile free agents, its entirely possible that Mousasi's next fight is not in the Octagon.
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These deep-pocketed players have been snapping up little low-power TV stations all over the country, not because they are interested in featuring the latest high school football team or delivering the late local news, but because they have found the mother lode of value for broadcasters — spectrum.
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Still, this acquisition seems unlikely as CenturyLink has a market cap of over $10 billion, as of the time of writing – certainly not out of the realm of possibility for the deep-pocketed Google, but still more than Google Cloud has paid for most of its other acquisitions.
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As Trump faces the most formidable, high-stakes negotiation of his presidency, the fierce battle in the U.S. Congress over his plan to replace Obamacare is a test of whether Republicans will trust him with their political futures at the risk of alienating deep-pocketed conservative advocacy groups.
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The American Chemistry Council, a deep-pocketed trade association that lobbies for the plastics industry, has backed bills in at least five states — Michigan, Ohio, South Carolina, Indiana and Arkansas — that would require local governments to open up bids for municipal water projects to all suitable materials, including plastic.
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While venture capital firms and deep-pocketed retailers invest heavily in third-party delivery, many restaurant operators are weighing whether it is best to work with outside delivery providers who take a percentage of sales, often 15 to 30 percent, or to spend the money to do it themselves.
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Parnas split dramatically from Trump, however, and is now releasing a trove of records that provide a revealing glimpse into Trump's private, inner world — including, most recently, a conversation about regulating the marijuana industry with a roomful of deep-pocketed donors at the dinner on April 30, 2018.
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Mercer's influence in Trump's transition effort — detailed here for the first time — calls into question Trump's campaign trail boasts that his own fortune, which he used to partly fund his campaign, would make him independent from deep-pocketed donors and special interests he railed against on the campaign trail.
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But national Democrats have largely welcomed the emergence of deep-pocketed, well-branded candidates: Party strategists see Mr. Pritzker and Mr. Apodaca as among the most promising contenders in their states, and view Mr. Morgan and Mr. Cloobeck as formidable, albeit more unpredictable, contenders for their party's nomination.
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Southern California is going through a building boom, and the city has approved a series of dense and tall projects over the ire of some neighborhood groups upset not only with what they see as overdevelopment, but also the influence of deep-pocketed special interests at City Hall.
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The open question is whether Abovitz and his employees can turn their technology into a consumer product, and whether they'll be able to get there before deep-pocketed rivals with lots of experience making and selling consumer tech, who are also chasing after versions of virtual and augmented reality.
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They have been backed in the effort in Virginia by deep-pocketed advocacy groups such as House Majority PAC, which started running anti-Brat television ads last month, and NextGen, funded by California billionaire Tom Steyer, which decided this summer to launch efforts to turn out young voters in the district.
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Sources familiar with the investigations say they are probing two Trump-linked organizations: Cambridge Analytica, a data-analytics company hired by the campaign that is partly owned by deep-pocketed Trump backer Robert Mercer; and Breitbart News, the right-wing website formerly run by Trump's top political adviser Stephen Bannon.
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The names of the nine people charged in a scheme outlined by federal prosecutors on Thursday read like a starting lineup of friends of the New York governor, longtime acquaintances and deep-pocketed donors and their associates — and one man who had come to be like family to Mr. Cuomo.
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Blessing, an ex-Commerzbank boss whom UBS recruited last year to head its domestic business, added that some banking activities, in particular those that occur less frequently or which are perceived to have higher value including those for deep-pocketed clients, will continue to require employees to conduct personalised transactions.
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He predicts that in roughly 20 years, the moon will be dotted with inflatable hotels for deep-pocketed tourists and mining sites where robotic drills dig under the moon's south pole for frozen water that can be synthesized into rocket fuel for missions back to Earth or further out to Mars.
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It wasn't hacking or anything like that, but in your case, you're protecting a lot of corporate information, there's a lot of ... So is that your biggest concern, or is ... I would assume either that, or continually being innovative to keep up with competitors, larger and more deep-pocketed competitors?
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There are real charities that try to do good work with cryptocurrency, like Bail Bloc—which shares mining power across multiple computers to pay the bail of low-income detainees—the deep-pocketed Pineapple Fund, and Sean's Outpost, a charity that accepts Bitcoin to help the homeless of Pensacola, Florida.
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Every fire is investigated, and as wildfire seasons have grown worse, California has been more aggressive in holding people accountable — either with criminal charges for arson or negligence, as with Mr. Martinez, or, if there is a deep-pocketed culprit, with a lawsuit to recoup costs from fighting the fires.
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A splintered Chuuk could complicate the U.S. military's exclusive basing rights, and each newly-established island country provides deep-pocketed China with a fresh opportunity to extend its foreign aid and influence, and perhaps even to construct forward naval bases as a counterweight to U.S. capabilities in Guam and Hawaii.
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More than a dozen start-ups backed by deep-pocketed figures in the tech industry — along with big aerospace firms like Airbus, the ride-hailing company Uber and even the government of Dubai — share a belief that regular people should be able to fly their own vehicles around town one day.
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The tumult at Warner Media is a result of the widespread notion that a boutique premium cable channel may not represent the future in an industry upended by the deep-pocketed digital companies Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and Apple, which have forced Hollywood to sell shows and films directly to consumers.
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Traditional automakers are worried they could be left behind by changes in the market being brought about by both tougher environmental regulations in Europe and elsewhere, as well as new players such as Uber (UBER) and Tesla (TSLA) and potentially deep-pocketed tech companies such as Google parent Alphabet (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN).
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With its strong networks of experts, stellar universities, culture of risk-taking, deep-pocketed investors and history of helping startups grow into giants, Silicon Valley—now taken, for the purposes of discussions like this, to include San Francisco proper—has over decades become the tech hub that all others measure themselves against.
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Quick take: It highlights something we wrote about in March — the marriage of aggressive policies in northeastern U.S. and deep-pocketed, experienced Europe-based players is finally jumpstarting offshore wind in the U.S. Where it stands: Action in several states is leading some analysts to revise their projections for U.S. offshore wind.
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Following a silent protest that took place outside Hauser & Wirth, where the Board of Trustees voted on a 0003% tuition increase that will be part of the institution's 2019-20 budget, student organizers closed out the annual CalArts REDCAT Gala on Saturday, March 16 by asking for contributions from deep-pocketed donors.
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One really interesting turn of events in New York's luxury market is that, with deep-pocketed buyers from China, Russia and all over the world competing with the city's 1 percent to purchase a home, buyers are expanding their search beyond Manhattan – something many never would've dreamed of in a million years!
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Yum China CEO Micky Pant told Reuters this month that delivery was just 10 percent of company's sales, but it was growing at double digits and would be an important driver of growth.. The logistics and delivery segment has attracted investments from China's deep-pocketed technology heavyweights including JD.com, Alibaba, Baidu and others.
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Yet against this backdrop of declining endowments, another private museum formally announced its deep-pocketed birth: The nonprofit Berkowitz Contemporary Foundation, unveiled by the fund manager Bruce Berkowitz and directed by his 25-year-old daughter, Chloe, intends to break ground in 2020 on its own 45,000-square-foot public art space.
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The arbitration rule, which is set to take effect in 2019, will prevent credit card companies and other financial institutions from using the fine print of contracts to ban class action lawsuits or force consumers into arbitration, a private system where an individual has to go up alone against a deep-pocketed corporation.
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Again posing as a Saudi prince, he met a British asset manager named Carl Marden Williamson who helped Gignac establish connections with deep-pocketed investors around the world, with the "prince" offering at first to put up his own money for investments but ultimately seeking large investments for his own imaginary business opportunities.
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With Moonves gone in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations, it raises the Q ofwhether the current management has what it takes to maximize the combined assets, and whether they're presently formidable enough, given the shift to streaming and the deep-pocketed tech players (Amazon, Apple, Google, etc.) that have joined the fray...
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"I don't have to tell someone from Gizmodo how viscerally frightening it is for an independent media organization to receive a threat from a deep-pocketed adversary who is smarting from being criticized," Doctorow told Gizmodo, which has been hit with similar requests and a number of lawsuits for its reporting over the years.
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Supporters of the bill — which is similar to a trailblazing law passed in New Jersey this year — say it could be a valuable tool for victims of domestic violence, as well as adults assaulted by deep-pocketed, litigious men, such as Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Cosby, who threatened his adult accusers with defamation suits.
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PREDICTION #5 – Behemoths Apple, Google and Facebook, together with other tech-driven media giants and deep-pocketed financiers from around the world, increase their already-massive investments in immersive technologies and accelerate mainstream adoption of AR. AR's gold rush means continued growth in the related wearables market and consumer adoption of AR-driven eyewear.
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And with 903% of the Trump campaign's haul last month coming in through direct fundraising appeals, the success of its digital and direct mail operation is giving senior Republicans hope that their nominee can compensate for his poor relationship with traditional, deep-pocketed Republican donors to still compete with Clinton in the general election.
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But as Heller runs for reelection in what's expected to be a hugely expensive race, it would certainly be nice if he had the backing of a pair of deep-pocketed billionaires who can donate unlimited amounts to outside groups who will run ads supporting his candidacy, both in the primary and the general.
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"I don't think they're in a liquidity crisis, because they have a lot of deep-pocketed partners who have a vested interest in WeWork not going to 1993," said Scott Galloway, a former startup founder who, as a professor of marketing at New York University, has been sharply critical of WeWork's business and planned IPO.
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And he has to do all that while people who like sports have an increasing number of options: Deep-pocketed TV competitors like AT&T and Fox are chasing after big-deal live sports rights, and you can find sports highlights — once the main draw for ESPN — on the internet without paying a penny.
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But as NBC's experiment with Symphony has shown (to say nothing of the way CBS has occasionally tossed out tidbits it claims to know regarding Netflix viewership), there are deep-pocketed companies that want to puncture the Netflix bubble just a little bit by revealing how deep (or shallow) its cultural penetration really is.
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Taken in conjunction with his hard-edged rhetoric—it remains unclear whether voters are willing to tolerate a candidate who uses blunt terms like "nonsense"—it's not hard to imagine Ainge's opponents painting him as something of a carpetbagger, or a hapless servant of deep-pocketed and unaccountable elites sitting in well-appointed offices in Northeastern cities.
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Sadly, the real victims of this horrendously mismanaged company weren't its deep-pocketed investors, but—if the portrait painted in Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou's book Bad Blood is any indication—the many well-intentioned engineers, scientists, and other employees which the company churned through at legendary speed, most often for disagreeing with Holmes's methods or lack thereof.
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In New York, Julian Hitchcock, founder of New York's consulting and commercial brokerage firm the F+B Group, says that while independent restaurateurs are willing to pay high lease rates, the tricky part is finding a landlord to gamble on them: It's much safer to rely on a tested national chain with deep-pocketed backers instead.
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Todd Rosenbluth, head of ETF and mutual fund research at CFRA, said the limited revenue generated by a zero-fee ETF would barely impact the financial institution's income statement, but he added that going to a new low of 2 basis points still highlights how deep-pocketed firms can be a later entrant and still succeed.
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The influence of athletics in the university extends far beyond football and basketball: Colleges that try to eliminate a "non-revenue sport," like wrestling, fencing, or gymnastics, risk offending deep-pocketed alumni with fond memories of their college years on the wrestling mat; colleges whose swimmers or soccer players succeed can end up covered in borrowed Olympic glory.
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The intra-party debate regarding the regulatory rollback is giving new insight into the battle for the direction and identity of the party ahead of this year's midterms, hardening a divide between those who would move the party left to energize the base as well as populist independents and those attempting to appease more conservative voters and the party's deep-pocketed donors.
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Deep-pocketed industries — think Wall Street, health insurers, Big Oil, Big Tobacco — don't want the public to know about the millions they spend lobbying and on elections, and so they funnel the money to the Chamber so that the Chamber, which ostensibly represents a broad cross-section of American business, will do it for them without disclosing the sources of the money.
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The tension of both of these aspects of the automotive industry – an abundance of caution and fear of regulation on the one side, and a desperate need to appear vital and keep pace with hungry, deep-pocketed tech industry interlopers on the other – is what will make cars a topic of intense interest from a technology standpoint in the next few years.
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At a time when few Chinese or other investors want to take a gamble on Russia, the forest property, 4,000 miles east of Moscow, beckons deep-pocketed Asians who not only do not mind risk but delight in it — and are ready to wager their money on the baccarat tables and roulette wheels of the Russian Far East's fledgling answer to Las Vegas.
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Fun holiday packages are available during the six-week Festival of at the Mission Inn Hotel & Spa in Riverside, CA. For the deep-pocketed, Fort Lauderdale's Ritz Carlton has the Fully Wrapped: Ultimate Christmas Experience, available for one family December 24-26 (Price starts at a whopping $12,999) The experience includes lodging in an ocean view 3-bedroom suite, gift wrapping services, a spa package and champagne.
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It was this mindset that enabled Netflix to succeed in a crowded and highly competitive industry, where the likes of Comcast, AT&T and Verizon own the pipes and control distribution; companies like Disney, Time Warner and Fox own the majority of the content; and there are deep-pocketed competitors like Apple, Amazon and YouTube that are competing for the same content and viewers.
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Deep-pocketed, sci-fi-minded buyers are going to have to fork over $10,000 just to get a spot in the pre-order line for the first vehicles to ship, but the startup's founder seems to see the campaign as less about the money than it is about the confirmation that there are people interested in planting a stake in his wild company's future success.
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Viacom and CBS completed their merger in December in their third attempt since 2016, aiming to beef up their presence in the media industry and fight deep-pocketed players such as Netflix Inc and Walt Disney Co. The merger reunited media mogul Sumner Redstone's entertainment empire and brought Showtime networks and CBS News under the same roof as Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and Paramount movie studios.
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Let's expose this coordinated campaign, which jeopardizes the ability of all manufacturers to continue growing & providing jobs to millions of Americans The Manufacturers' Accountability Project was formed to "highlight the concerted, coordinated efforts made by trial lawyers, public officials, deep-pocketed foundations and other activists" to undermine manufacturing—but with a specific focus on lawsuits that seek to hold corporations financially responsible for their role in the climate crisis.
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In a catastrophic failure of the imagination as well as the American Dream, We the People elected a marble-mouthed conman, serial sexual assaulter, bankruptcy beneficiary, reality show star, deep-pocketed crybaby, and bona fide racist with the hallmarks of early-onset Alzheimer's—who would probably try to throw me in jail for writing this if he could read more than 140 characters—to the greatest office in the greatest nation.
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Problems with scaling technologies beyond a controlled laboratory setting; global economic pressures wrought by an explosion of manufacturing capacity in countries like China; and the hubris of investors who thought that their investment acumen in picking winners of the information age could work just as well in centuries-old industries like oil and gas, or electricity, found themselves floundering in complicated, regulated markets with deep-pocketed incumbents and entrenched interests in promoting the status quo.
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Sequoia is well known for later-stage deals, but Sequoia's Singh shared data showing that it is well invested in early-stage deals, too Sequoia is well known for later-stage deals, but Sequoia's Singh shared data showing that it is well invested in early-stage deals, too That may well be true for some firms, but I can't help but feel that others may be intimated at a deep-pocketed investor playing in their backyard.
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Its quarterly report after the bell on Wednesday may offer fresh evidence for competing views about whether Tesla will become a carbon-free energy and transportation heavyweight or be overtaken first by older, deep-pocketed manufacturers like General Motors Co. The stock has surged 41 percent since President Donald Trump's November election, surprising many who predicted the company led by billionaire Elon Musk would suffer under a Republican government averse to supporting clean-energy companies with federal tax subsidies.
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To ensure the success of its new endeavor Ginkgo has raised $90 million in financing from industry insiders like Fonterra and the global food processing and trading firm Louis Dreyfus Co., while also tapping the pool of deep-pocketed investors behind Breakthrough Energy Ventures, the climate focused investment fund financed by a global gaggle of billionaires including Marc Benioff, Jeff Bezos, Michael Bloomberg, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Reid Hoffman, John Doerr, Vinod Khosla, Jack Ma, Neil Shen, Masayoshi Son, and Meg Whitman.
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With all that new material, Apple will transform itself, seemingly overnight, from a tech giant into a more general enterprise, with a slate of original entertainment offerings sizable enough to put it in a league with Showtime, Hulu or FX. Interviews with more than a dozen people who have had dealings with Apple, all of whom said they couldn't speak publicly about private discussions, suggest that, while the producers and stars appreciate having another deep-pocketed company to pitch, they also have … well, let's call them concerns.
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Rep. Martha RobyMartha Dubina RobyThe House Republicans and Democrats not seeking reelection in 2020 Hurd retirement leaves GOP gloomy on 2023 Texas GOP lawmaker Conaway announces retirement MORE is favored to prevail in Tuesday's GOP primary runoff in Alabama, with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's endorsement — and deep-pocketed Washington allies — providing critical support to the one-time Trump critic.
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A 2014 investigation by the New York Times found that al-Qaeda and its affiliates in places like Africa had taken in at least $125 million in revenues from kidnapping since 2008, including $66 million in 2013 alone: These payments were made almost exclusively by European governments, which funneled the money through a network of proxies, sometimes masking it as development aid... In its early years, Al Qaeda received most of its money from deep-pocketed donors, but counterterrorism officials now believe the group finances the bulk of its recruitment, training and arms purchases from ransoms paid to free Europeans.
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Republicans, like senators Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah), along with the deep-pocketed Koch brothers, who are among the biggest GOP donors, are joining Democrats and state and local prosecutors to push for reforms.
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