"The truth of the matter is that the only discontinuation syndrome Lilly is worried about is the discontinuation of Prozac," the memo said.
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Nikon confirmed the discontinuation in a statement emailed to Gizmodo.
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Removed our pick for best versatile parka due to discontinuation.
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The discontinuation will go into effect as of August 15th, 2017.
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But it also found that discontinuation of opioids reduced the risk.
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This includes all unpaid earnings generated up to the Service Discontinuation Date.
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BMW announced the discontinuation of the BMW 3 Series GT in August.
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Correction: We initially misstated the schedule for the discontinuation of MetaMind's products.
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Despite their findings, the researchers aren't advocating for the discontinuation of smart devices.
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"The discontinuation of this program will increase premiums 5.7 percent," the insurer said.
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"There's nobody surprised about the discontinuation of the Ford Flex," he told CNBC.
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The company will celebrate the Beetle's discontinuation with a ceremony at the factory.
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GM announced the discontinuation of the LaCrosse in 2018 in the United States.
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KeSPA, South Korea's official esports organization, announced the discontinuation of StarCraft ProLeague on Tuesday.
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Leerink Research analyst Paul Matteis said the outright discontinuation of tozadenant program is "smart".
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Meanwhile, studies have also shown that there are risks associated with abrupt discontinuation of SSRIs.
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The discontinuation was notable because there wasn't another product in Apple's lineup to replace it.
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We will be winding down all partner services by June 26th, 2016 ("Service Discontinuation Date").
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the gradual discontinuation of Barack Obama's DACA program earlier today.
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These laws are meant to protect patients with disabilities from premature discontinuation of lifesaving care.
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The study warns that long term use increases patients' risk of developing antidepressant discontinuation syndrome.
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ICE and its discontinuation are expected to be paramount issues leading up to the 2020 election.
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The risk increased shortly after discontinuation, and did not appear to diminish over time, he added.
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Ford announced the discontinuation of the Mercury brand in 2010, according to The New York Times.
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The product inspired several spinoffs, knockoffs and an influencer-studded "funeral" for its discontinuation in 2018.
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News of the discontinuation came to our attention from a somewhat surprising source: Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield.
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She said market participants should be prepared for a possible discontinuation of the Libor benchmark from 2021.
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On top of all this, Simple's announcement about the discontinuation of bill pay was not well-communicated.
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Eikon Messenger users reached 300,000 at the end of 2016, surging after the discontinuation of Yahoo Messenger.
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He said the discontinuation of the 2G services will have only a marginal impact on its revenue.
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At least three analysts cut their revenue estimates for Seattle Genetics following the discontinuation of the trial.
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We anticipate making all final payments within 30 days of the Service Discontinuation Date or June 26, 2016.
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Furthermore, these requirements may lead to the discontinuation of a significant proportion of over 60,000 LDTs currently available.
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Since the discontinuation of the "six strikes" copyright policy in 2017, there's been lax enforcement of copyright laws.
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Cosmopolitan reported that long prep time was to blame for the mass discontinuation of McDonald's Pizza in 2000.
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Discontinuation of Copper Networks Millions of Americans still rely on copper telephone and broadband networks, particularly in rural areas.
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As a reminder, all communication regarding the discontinuation or modifications of these services to your customers is your responsibility.
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The discontinuation of the 2015 model leaves consumers with a few options, but none of them are particularly great.
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But despite this long-expected discontinuation, Nikon is rumored to be working on a reset of its mirrorless plans.
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He said the fashion and leather division would have had some growth had it not been for the discontinuation.
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The most common patisiran side effects were peripheral edema and infusion-related reaction that led to one patient discontinuation.
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"It is with great sadness that I am announcing the discontinuation of the Giraffe project," his forum post begins.
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Bankers also cited the discontinuation of buyers' credit, or letters of undertaking (LoUs), for importers after the PNB fraud.
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These symptoms, dubbed "discontinuation syndrome" include flu-like symptoms, hypersensitivity, insomnia, vivid dreams, and the sensation of electric shocks.
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SGX doesn't expect the discontinuation of its current derivatives products to have any immediate impact on its financial performance.
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Therefore, many of them are abandoning patients on higher doses, forcing them into discontinuation or drastic reduction of doses.
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All patients should be counseled as to the risk of discontinuation effects and monitored closely during the tapering process.
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Researchers are warning about an overlooked side effect of long-term antidepressant use, a condition called antidepressant discontinuation syndrome.
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The discontinuation of Cascade is not related to the clinical hold from December, the company said in an email.
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With the news of the console's discontinuation, resale prices for the NES Classic on sites like eBay will likely skyrocket.
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Operating expenses fell 11 percent and included one-time expenses related to legal fees and the discontinuation of Swiss activities.
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"Urgent: Your health coverage is at risk," declares a sample "discontinuation notice," drafted by the government for use by insurers.
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Gentrification regularly prompts the discontinuation of long-tenured housing without sensitivity to the economic future of those who are displaced.
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" The panel defined "discontinuation syndrome" as a condition that could be "rapidly reversed by the reintroduction of the original medication.
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The final Volkswagen Beetle has left the assembly line, and with it's discontinuation, consumers have lost another affordable two-door.
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The company promised it would continue to support the drone after its discontinuation, though it never said for how long.
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In fact, Eurogamer's sources say that the development of the mini SNES may have led to the discontinuation of the NES Classic Edition:Nintendo's plans for SNES mini are also a major reason why last year's NES mini did not see a reprieve from discontinuation, Eurogamer understands, despite the latter's continued popularity and sell-out status.
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By 1984 only half a million players had been sold, and RCA was forced to announce the discontinuation of the format.
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This is in contrast to viral rebound following ART discontinuation, in which many different genetic variants of the virus re-emerge.
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The D-Cap analysis reflects the minimal risk of payment discontinuation on the covered bonds in case of insolvency of CBK.
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Dozens of states are allowing insurers to add a surcharge onto the silver plans because of the discontinuation of the CSRs.
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It was fitting, then, that Twitter announced the discontinuation of Vine the same day the "coat-switching" scandal hit the internet.
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This persistence makes deferiprone unlike any antiretroviral drug on the market, all of which abruptly lose their effectiveness on treatment discontinuation.
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An extension to the discontinuation of plans after 2017 that were issued before Obamacare and don't meet the law's coverage requirements.
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Mr. Morris made this portrait in the aftermath of Polaroid's discontinuation of its large-format film and Ms. Dorfman's subsequent retirement.
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The discontinuation of the Shuffle and the Nano doesn't come as a huge surprise, as Apple killed the iPod Classic in 2014.
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One other big change is the discontinuation of Ad Free Mail, which is replaced with a new plan called Yahoo Mail Pro.
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There were no deaths, serious side effects or discontinuation due to adverse side effects reported among patients who received the Bristol drug.
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Still, the discontinuation of the company's Android porting tool suggests the company sees more value in helping bring iOS apps to Windows.
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The Nokia S40 discontinuation will likely put many users of older Nokia phones in developing countries in a bit of a bind.
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Most of the patients denied or minimized their experience of side effects and expressed resistance to taper or discontinuation of these medications.
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One study found that within a year, the IUD had a 20 percent discontinuation rate, compared with 27 percent for the Pill.
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Furthermore, the risk for suicides of patients left without sufficient pain relief or support during opioid discontinuation or dose reduction is real.
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A 2019 study by a team of Canadian researchers reported that the use of marijuana is associated with the discontinuation of benzodiazepines.
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In doing this, the hope is fewer people become dependent on their medication long term and avoid nasty antidepressant discontinuation syndrome symptoms.
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The company has also announced divestiture of online ticket platform Ticketfly and the discontinuation of Pandora operations in Australia and New Zealand.
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The only update the entire line has gotten in the last three years is the discontinuation of its 32GB and 64GB storage options.
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The discontinuation of tozadenant should conserve some cash, which is a key consideration as Acorda will soon refile Inbrija marketing application, Matteis noted.
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The patient's liver injury "was directly subsequent to excessive consumption of energy drinks, and resolved on discontinuation of the products," the report concluded.
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Perhaps the best bit about this brand discontinuation for consumers is that their cars will still have part and repair support from Toyota.
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Profits also declined due to the discontinuation of certain Gravy Train pet food products as well as lower prices and higher freight costs.
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And the antidepressant Effexor is notorious for its awful sudden-discontinuation process, to the point that some people liken it to heroin withdrawal.
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It's unclear how many owners might be affected as GoPro never disclosed the total number of Karma sales before or after its discontinuation.
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As part of its reshaping, Teva said it would seek to improve its margins through price increases or the discontinuation of some drugs.
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Then, at the end of August, Samsung Galaxy Note7 phones started inexplicably exploding, prompting a double recall and the eventual discontinuation of the device.
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Among the subjects reportedly being discussed is a discontinuation of some of Alaska Air's code-sharing agreements with some of the larger US carriers.
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If you wish to download any reporting or account information prior to service disconnection, please do so no later than the Service Discontinuation Date.
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According to the Journal's sources, ATL's move to ramp up production led to unspecific "manufacturing issues" within its output, which forced the full discontinuation.
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TCL's discontinuation of BlackBerry phones marks the end of an era for a smartphone brand that once claimed 20% of the global phone market.
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Supply disruptions are one cause for shortages, due to quality problems, unavailable raw materials, manufacturing site losses/changes, increased demand or permanent product discontinuation.
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Headwinds will remain in the first half of 2017, as Victoria's Secret grapples with sales lost from its discontinuation of swimwear and most apparel categories.
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The spokesperson confirmed that the discontinuation of Daydream also includes third-party, standalone headsets that were powered by the underlying tech like the Lenovo Mirage.
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HONG KONG — It may well take years to tabulate the full damage Samsung's discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7 will have on the company's brand.
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But Amazon's messaging around the Dash button discontinuation elides the fact that they were ruled illegal in Germany — the company's second-biggest market — this January.
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Barely two months into the launch of UberMOTO and GrabBike in Thailand, the government ordered a discontinuation of both companies' motorbike taxi-hailing services on Tuesday.
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As we saw with Nikon's discontinuation of the DL line of cameras this week, trying new things — even ideas that make sense — is considered a risk.
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The app's discontinuation poses a predicament for the handful of Vine stars who've been able to build massive, lucrative careers out of their six-second videos.
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This uncertainty regarding efficacy, as well as management problems and the severe side effects associated with hypothermia, led to the discontinuation of this form of treatment.
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BlackBerry announced plans to discontinue its Classic phone yesterday, and following that news, multiple media outlets reported that the phone's discontinuation spelled doom for physical keyboards.
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Adding to the complexity are rigorous subject exclusion criteria and extensive documentation that make it difficult to accrue participants, which can result in trial discontinuation altogether.
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In hospitals across the country, people with disabilities have been subject to all manner of substandard care, including inappropriately premature discontinuation of end-of-life care.
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Thirty years after its discontinuation, Moog restarted production of the synth and the first of the new line (serial No. 0000) is now in Reznor's studio.
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The brand's racing activity is part of that marketing program, but the V-series is in limbo after the discontinuation of the CT22022-V in January.
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GM's overall sales for the year were also impacted by the discontinuation of several passenger car models, including the Chevrolet Volt, Chevrolet Cruze and Buick LaCrosse.
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It is also still recovering from the discontinuation of its Galaxy Note 7, after flaws led some of the phones to overheat and burst into flames.
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For those requests that factored in a discontinuation of cost-sharing reductions, insurers increased their initial rates another 2202 to 2628 percent, according to the report.
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The study probably won't lead to the discontinuation of PPIS, but encourage doctors to move patients off indefinite use of PPIs and toward episodic use instead.
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Active Spoiler will no longer be available for the Model X. These changes follow the official discontinuation of the Model S 60 yesterday, which started at $66,000.
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Sudden discontinuation is dangerous no matter the drug(s) involved, which is why you've been told to never stop taking your medications without first consulting your doctor.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about BlackBerry's discontinuation of the BlackBerry Classic smartphone erroneously attributed, in some editions, a distinction to the phone.
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Previously, Samsung had estimated the cost of the discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7 after a number of the phones caught fire to be around $3 billion.
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It also wants an extension to the planned discontinuation at year's end of plans that were issued before Obamacare and that don't meet the law's coverage requirements.
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It lost money in the latest quarter, and has announced divestiture of online ticket platform Ticketfly and the discontinuation of Pandora operations in Australia and New Zealand.
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Last year Samsung gave the Note 7 its largest battery in a flagship ever, and well, that ended up with the phones exploding everywhere, and its eventual discontinuation.
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But following the exploding Note 7 saga, which saw the company's biggest recall and eventual discontinuation of the handset, Samsung said it would delay the Galaxy S8 launch.
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"The likelihood of developing discontinuation syndrome varies by individuals, the treatment and dosage prescribed," said Thomas Biegi, a spokesman for Pfizer, maker of antidepressants like Zoloft and Effexor.
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Active Job Listings will run through the Service Discontinuation Date unless you advise us to disable this specific functionality, or all your Job Site functionality, before that time.
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The Clinton Foundation plans to lay off 74 employees due to the discontinuation of the Clinton Global Initiative, according to a State of New York WARN notice Monday.
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Biogen said it expects a nearly $125 million reduction in operating expenses during the year related to the discontinuation of aducanumab, with net savings of about $80 million.
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"Weight gain is a commonly cited reason for discontinuation of hormonal contraception; thus, weight may play a role in the risk of unintended pregnancy," the study's introduction reads.
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Such measures, along with the discontinuation of low-margin products, helped boost gross margins by 310 basis points to 31.3 percent in the third quarter ended Feb. 26.
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As for Trump's recent tiff with Nordstrom over the department store's discontinuation of his daughter's brand, Leonhardt urged retailers not to get involved for the sake of the business.
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Excluding sales from the company's new generic drugs and its sterile injectables business, sales in the U.S. generic business dropped 32 percent, primarily due to product discontinuation and competition.
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The company has been grappling with problems at its Morgantown facility in West Virginia and had last year announced discontinuation of some products and job cuts at the plant.
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Pfizer also lowered its full-year forecast, due to the discontinuation of a lipid-lowering drug that will shave an estimated four cents per share off current-quarter earnings.
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Vertex Pharmaceuticals fell more than 3 percent after the company announced the discontinuation of the Phase 3 program for its lead pipeline drug, VX-661, in combination with ivacaftor.
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Between November 4th - 18th, we will contact our customers on at least two separate occasions with information about this network discontinuation event to ensure they have received adequate notice.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Thursday it was reviewing options to limit the potential environmental impact from the firm's discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphones.
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The batteries seemed to be off to a fairly successful start, though the larger model's discontinuation shows that Tesla saw far more success with one unit than the other.
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In an effort to restore some consumer goodwill after the discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7, Samsung ran full page apology ads in three major US daily newspapers today.
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"In cooperating fully with FINRA, we have made significant policy and supervision changes, including the discontinuation of the ETPs in focus," Wells Fargo spokeswoman Shea Leordeanu said on Monday.
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Samsung said it expected to take a hit to its operating profit of about $3 billion over the next two quarters due to the discontinuation of the Note 7.
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Much has been made recently of the discontinuation of 747s from the fleets of our domestic airlines; United and Delta just flew its last planes on a farewell tour.
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Ford said last month it will slash "thousands" of jobs in Europe as part of an overhaul that could result in plant closures and the discontinuation of some models.
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Samsung's mobile revenue showed a 96 percent on-year decline, coming in at 100 billion won, following a massive recall and eventual discontinuation of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone line.
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While this might sound like a case of Apple immediately cutting off users outside of its ecosystem, the discontinuation of Texture's Windows app may have been a long time coming.
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The discontinuation of the standard-range variants, however, means a rise in starting prices - to $23,0003 for the Model X and $2000,21 for the Model S, excluding potential buying incentives.
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All Job Sales capabilities will be available through the Service Discontinuation Date, however, it is important to understand how best to handle transitioning these capabilities with respect to active advertisers.
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As the company's lead products Tecfidera and Spinraza face near term challenges, analysts have called for "aggressive" business development measures to fill the void left by the discontinuation of aducanumab.
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The bigger issue is how to address the high discontinuation rate noted in this study and learning how to overcome that will be very valuable, she said in an email.
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The discontinuation of the standard-range variants, however, means a rise in starting prices - to $2115,2068 for the Model X and $2776,33 for the Model S, excluding potential buying incentives.
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While 5 percent of patients dropped out due to Keytruda side effects, researchers said the level of toxicity and discontinuation rate was far lower than what is typical with chemotherapy.
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The statute is designed to retain the status quo for participants in the DACA program who would otherwise be forced back into the shadows with the discontinuation of the program.
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The company said it expects pre-tax charge in the range of $300 million to $500 million, or 27 cents to 45 cents per share after tax, from the discontinuation.
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The last time Samsung pushed its luck with a big battery was on the Galaxy Note 7, and that ended up with explosions, global recalls, and then it's eventual discontinuation.
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The company previously said it expected an operating loss of more than $5 billion, spread over three quarters, as a result of the recall and eventual discontinuation of the Note 7.
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The co-CEO, who is also vice-chairman of Samsung, addressed the Note 7 issue which saw the smartphone "phablet" catch fire ending in a recall and discontinuation of the device.
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After an outcry among fans following Syfy's discontinuation of the series on its network, The Expanse will be getting a fourth season on Amazon Prime after an announcement from Jeff Bezos.
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One is of market instability, as trillions of dollars-worth of financial contracts that are based on LIBOR are forced, after its discontinuation, to anchor themselves to a new benchmark rate.
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The No. 27 thing Samsung needed to do following the Note 250's two global recalls, its discontinuation, and a public conference detailing what went wrong, was to change the conversation.
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Less than two years after the discontinuation of the iPod Classic, the "vintage" Apple music players are now considered collector's items — and they fetch hefty sums on eBay, The Guardian reports.
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"The discontinuation signals that the root of the problems does not lie in the production errors, but possibly in the product design," TuanAnh Nguyen, a research analyst at Canalys told CNNMoney.
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Following the disastrous Galaxy Note7 launch that saw the phones explode due to faulty batteries (and eventually led to two global recalls and the phone's discontinuation), Samsung faced a tough call.
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Samsung says the Galaxy Note 7 discontinuation will cost it another $3.1 billion over the course of the next two fiscal quarters, following a significant reduction in its Q3 earnings guidance.
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"Samsung posted solid earnings only with sales of older smartphone models like the S1.831 after the Note 7's discontinuation," said Kim Sung-soo, a fund manager at LS Asset Management.
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Daydream, and other phone-powered headsets like it, featured far less sophisticated functionality, and its discontinuation is an explicit acknowledgement from Google that consumers failed to warm to the budget format.
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Nordstrom, in announcing the discontinuation of Ivanka Trump's line last week, said sales had "steadily declined to the point where it didn't make good business sense" to continue selling the products.
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And if you're taking Xanax or another benzodiazepine and have been on it for an especially long time, there's a chance that sudden discontinuation might lead to seizures, El Gamal warns.
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"And not only do they not offer evidence based treatment, but also, if someone comes in taking one of these medications, they will deny entrance or insist on discontinuation," he said.
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Laura Zeilinger, the director of the District of Columbia Department of Human Services who held Marbut's position during the Obama administration, said housing first doesn't mean the discontinuation of other services.
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At a Thursday rally in Arlington, Va., the Massachusetts senator blasted 2008 remarks by Bloomberg in which he blamed the discontinuation of racially discriminatory "redlining" practices for the 2008 financial crisis.
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In addition, balance of payments pressures are likely to remain in check due to moderate current account deficits, access to external financing, and the discontinuation of using reserves for sovereign debt payments.
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The IT and mobile communication division took a sharp profit hit due to a massive recall and eventual discontinuation of its latest Note 7 smartphones, following reports of the devices catching fire.
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Austrian-headquartered FACC said it expected sales this financial year to grow in line with the market, and that the discontinuation of Airbus's A380 aircraft program would be compensated by other orders.
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The setback casts further doubt on the 5-HT6 antagonist approach to fighting Alzheimer's, following discontinuation of another 5-HT6 antagonist last year from Pfizer that had reached mid-stage clinical testing.
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"Physical dependence occurs very frequently with repeated opioid exposure, but dissipates promptly after a few days of opioid tapering and discontinuation," explains Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Slated for release early next year, the Galaxy S8 will be Samsung's chance at earning back lost consumer trust after Galaxy Note7s started exploding and prompted two recalls and its eventual discontinuation.
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Growth in the second half of 2019 has been hit by challenging macroeconomic trends, as well as continued softness of some businesses and the discontinuation of some low-return contracts, SGS said.
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In the end, the inspector general's office concluded that the impersonation did not violate undercover policies and issued only three recommendations, none of which would lead to a discontinuation of the practice.
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The results suggested a "rapid disappearance of excess risk of breast cancer after discontinuation of use among women who have used hormonal contraceptives for short periods," the authors write in the paper.
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The company also axed 1,000 jobs and announced the discontinuation of several pipeline projects, including what is commonly referred to as the holy grail among diabetes drugs, insulin in a pill form.
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It was expensive and hefty and power-hungry, and while critics liked it a lot, consumers said fuck that noise, which led to the discontinuation of the computer two years later in 20003.
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Once upon a time — the year 2003, to be exact — the discontinuation of the blogging software b2/cafelog forced two web developers to create a new platform for all their site-building needs.
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For the residential services, Fitch expects continued subscriber loss for the wireless service until the service discontinuation in 2018, which will dilute the steady growth in its fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) subscribers.
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In the absence of any M&A deals, we estimate FFO-adjusted net leverage will remain stable at around 2.0x, even with a possible discontinuation of lease payments by internet service provider, Internux.
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The product's discontinuation means that Apple no longer offers an inexpensive way to get iTunes content, streaming services, or AirPlay on your TV screen, despite the rise of cheaper devices like Google's Chromecast.
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Moving forward With private insurance options unavailable or limited in many regions of both high and moderate risk, a discontinuation of the NFIP at this point would be severely disruptive to many homeowners.
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Receivables from PT Internux increased to IDR21000 billion (212000% of revenue) at end-4807123, although we expect any possible discontinuation of lease payments by the tenant is limited to 212001% of TBI's revenue.
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"Customers who use Vudu to watch, rent, or buy movies and TV shows will not be impacted by the discontinuation of the Ultraviolet platform," said Vudu VP Scott Blanksteen in a statement to Variety.
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The announcement was made by a Microsoft representative on the initial forum post announcing classic Skype's discontinuation, which had filled with complaints from dedicated users and critics of the new direction of the product.
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"The discontinuation of these lines has had a significant impact on growth of the (fashion and leather) division in the first quarter," LVMH Finance Director Jean-Jacques Guiony told analysts in a conference call.
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She also recalled developing a tremor and having thousands of dollars worth of inconclusive and invasive tests to figure out what was causing it—eventually, it was determined to be linked to drug discontinuation.
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"Reading the alleged facts in the light most favorable to Plaintiffs, it is reasonable to infer that Adobe's discontinuation of FreeHand, in aggregate with Adobe's other conduct, reduced competition," Koh stated in the decision.
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But with its discontinuation and flight ban, it's only a matter of time before you have to make the tough decision of what phone to get after handing your Note7 over to the authorities.
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The regulators gave institutions a deadline of December 14 to respond with a board-approved summary of key risks relating to Libor discontinuation and details of actions that will be taken to mitigate them.
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"The risks associated with this discontinuation and transition will be exacerbated if the work necessary to effect an orderly transition to an alternative reference rate is not completed in a timely manner," it said.
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On Tuesday, Ambu said that its lower growth outlook for the current fiscal year was partly due to discontinuation of one of its colonoscopes, called SC228, after it disappointed in tests in a U.S. hospital.
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This amount represents a very healthy 179 percent increase from the 5.2 trillion won it reported in the third quarter of 2016, when its results were hurt by the discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7.
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Previous reporting from Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested a starting price of $399, teeing up the new phone to please all the iPhone SE stans still mourning the budget phone's discontinuation back in 2018.
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Earlier on Friday, Samsung said however that it expected to take a hit to its operating profit of about $3 billion over the next two quarters due to the discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7.
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"A lot of that had to do with different levels of drugs or discontinuation of different heart-related drugs, different procedures, and, in some cases, life-critical things like pacemakers needing to be implanted," King said.
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With people still raging over NES Classic Edition's abrupt discontinuation, and hype through the roof for the upcoming SNES Classic Edition, it feels inevitable that a Nintendo 264 Classic Edition will be released in the future.
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Beyond Meat CFO Mark Nelson stated the discontinuation caused Beyond Meat's frozen product revenue to decline by 5% last quarter, a relatively small amount considering 90% of Beyond Meat's revenue is generated through its fresh products.
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Gaap financial statements * Says will focus its reporting on financial statements in accordance with international financial reporting standards (ifrs) in euro currency starting with the 2017 fiscal year on january 1, 2017 * Says discontinuation of u.s.
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Samsung has apologized to customers for the discontinuation of its Note2.83 smartphone with full-page ads in Monday's paper editions of three major U.S. newspapers: The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post.
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"The expected discontinuation of Libor could have a significant impact on the financial markets and may present a material risk for certain market participants, including public companies, investment advisers, investment companies, and broker-dealers," the SEC wrote.
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"It is critically important for Singapore's financial industry to achieve a smooth transition to SORA in advance of the likely discontinuation of SOR after end-2021," said Samuel Tsien, chairman of the Association of Banks in Singapore.
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The discontinuation the committees as well as the end of the work of the various scientists and academics on them comes as the Trump administration has called for cutting at least one-third of all advisory panels.
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Samsung is counting on the Galaxy S8 to help revive smartphone momentum after the discontinuation of fire-prone Galaxy Note 7s, which will hit its profit by $5.4 billion over three quarters through the first quarter of 2017.
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Cervical mucus testing is inherently subjective, however, and can vary between women depending on the location of their cervix and other factors, including breastfeeding, antibiotics, a recent discontinuation of hormonal birth control, or fertility medications such as Clomid.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The planned discontinuation of a U.S. interest rate benchmark this summer will be postponed for another two months after two financial industry groups asked for more time for Wall Street to adjust to its replacement.
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In its mobile business, operating profit rose 12 percent to 2.5 trillion won in the fourth quarter as models such as the Galaxy S filled the void following the discontinuation of the fire-prone Note 7 in October.
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"It is imperative that health care professionals and administrators realize that the guideline does not endorse mandated involuntary dose reduction or discontinuation," the group wrote in the letter, which it also sent to members of relevant congressional committees.
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Singapore's banking body said last year that it would shift away from using Singapore dollar swap offer rates (SOR) as a key benchmark because of a likely discontinuation of the London Interbank Offered Rate, which heavily influences SOR.
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According to Rizkalla, doctors who prescribe a patient these drugs should also provide them with a plan for eventual discontinuation as well as suggestions for promoting their mental health with non-drug methods, like therapy, exercise, or meditation.
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The fact is that Apple likely doesn't want to keep updating the iPad mini 4, but the company might have the hard data to suggest it sells a modest enough amount of units to warrant keeping it from discontinuation.
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"The report from Financial news on acquisition of the French audio equipment maker, Focal, is not true," Samsung, which is battling a crisis with the discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, said in a statement, without elaborating further.
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That's also a mighty big "if" given that Auriemma launched a verbal grenade at the Lady Vols' program in November, a kind of retrograde taunt of the kind that had contributed to the rivalry's discontinuation in the first place.
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The discontinuation of each committee, as well as the end of the work of the various scientists and academics working on them, comes as the Trump administration has called for cutting at least one-third of all advisory panels.
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Although poor sales may have led to its discontinuation, it seems that it had a community that other controllers wouldn't inspire, all shared by a collective desire to DJ on the fly and master an insane palette of skills.
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Samsung — The company forecast an almost 50 percent spike in its fourth-quarter operating profit, with the semiconductor business set to balance drops in its mobile unit, which was hurt by the discontinuation of the explosion-prone Galaxy Note 7 devices.
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At the same time, Apple's pro software has increasingly felt like an afterthought — with the widely maligned release of Final Cut X and the discontinuation of Aperture, it may as well have handed pro photo and video editors to Adobe.
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"We recognize the concerns around the discontinuation of the Galaxy Note 7 and are currently reviewing possible options that can minimize the environmental impact of the recall in full compliance with relevant local environmental regulations," Samsung said in a statement.
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Revenue fell 214 percent to $2000 billion due to continued price erosion in the company's U.S. generics business, generic competition to its multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone and loss of revenue following the divestment of certain products and discontinuation of some activities.
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For the full financial year, overall operating profit climbed 10.7 percent at 29.24 trillion won on-year, after the mobile business took a massive 96 percent hit in the July-September quarter from the discontinuation of the fire-prone Note 7 handsets.
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Samsung said in response to a query we sent: "We recognize the concerns around the discontinuation of the Galaxy Note7 and are currently reviewing possible options that can minimize the environmental impact of the recall in full compliance with relevant local environmental regulations."
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Consumer electronics giant Samsung on Friday predicted a near 296 percent jump in its fourth-quarter operating profit, with the components business expected to offset declines in its mobile unit that was marred by discontinuation of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 27 handsets.
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The Facebook-owned virtual reality powerhouse currently has its entire mobile VR future pinned on the successes of Samsung's handsets and the discontinuation of Note 553 production is likely going to stunt Oculus's Gear VR sales (and brand) in a pretty damning way.
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SEOUL, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Friday said it expects to take a hit to its operating profit of about $3 billion over the next two quarters due to the discontinuation of its fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphone.
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Byrd, whose 24-year-old son no longer is a dependent, says county personnel administering the program offered a no definitive explanation for the discontinuation of the benefit, and repeatedly misplaced critical components of her paperwork, such as her proof of income.
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" Courtney Mallon, a spokeswoman for Bayer, said the "voluntary discontinuation" is not indicative of safety issues and that the company is "working closely with the FDA and have planned a slow wind-down process to ensure patients and providers are appropriately supported.
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Yet, in a reminder that the world's largest maker of smartphones still has a thriving component and consumer electronics business, Samsung posted a net profit of more than $4 billion, in alignment with its revised forecast following the discontinuation of the Note 7.
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He cited the discontinuation of certain models later this year, less favorable currency effects going forward, global trade tensions, and outperformance in China in the first half of the year as customers snapped up cars in anticipation of stricter anti-pollution rules.
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The discontinuation of the buyback program, as of July 603, allows Tesla to free up cash that had been set aside to buy back Model S cars after three years at a value of at least 50 percent of the base purchase price.
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Strong Growth in JLR: JLR reported strong volume growth of 17% yoy in 9MFY17, underpinned by strong contribution from the new Jaguar F-PACE, which offset the decline in the Land Rover Discovery and discontinuation of the Land Rover Defender over the same period.
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"My concern is that our results could be used to justify aggressive tapering or immediate discontinuation in patients, and that could harm people — even if opioids have no benefit for their pain," said Dr. Krebs, an associate professor of medicine at the University of Minnesota.
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Vectura said last month that its outlook was in line with its guidance for the current year, after reporting a bigger operating loss for the last fiscal year in March partly due to costs relating to the discontinuation of a drug to treat severe asthma.
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For those who have been living under a rock — and not taken any flights in the last four months — a significant number of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones overheated and caught fire, prompting two recalls and the eventual discontinuation of Samsung's highest-end phone.
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Teva confirmed its revenue fell 19 percent to $4.53 billion due to generic competition to its multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone, price erosion in its U.S. generics business and a loss of revenue from the divestment of some of its products and the discontinuation of some activities.
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"As in other reports on its use, the side effects of headache, fatigue, dizziness, diarrhea and nausea let to twice the number of discontinuations in the lorcaserin group as in the placebo group, although the total rates of discontinuation were similar in the two groups," they noted.
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It specifically said that revenue for its IT and mobile business "declined due to the Galaxy Note7 discontinuation" — which, in case you have spent the last two months or so living under rock, was due to defective batteries which caused many customers' phones to catch fire.
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Based on a small trial of 13 participants, researchers from Harvard Medical School, Rockefeller University, and several other institutions have found that an antibody known as 3BNC117 is effective in restraining the virus for up to 19 weeks following the discontinuation of highly-active retroviral therapy (ART).
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SEOUL, Oct 17 (Reuters) - South Korea's economic growth is still expected to meet the government's expecattions this year, although recent strikes at Hyundai Motor Co and the discontinuation of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's Note 7 sales pose downside risks, the deputy finance minister said on Monday.
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In a statement on Wednesday, DHS Acting Secretary Elaine Duke directed all Executive Branch agencies and departments to identify over the next 30 days any Kaspersky products being used, make a plan in the next 60 days to eliminate their use and begin that discontinuation within 90 days.
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Though the discontinuation of the Dreamcast marked the end of an era for SEGA, it lives on through home-brew culture and indie titles—mostly scrolling shoot 'em ups, such as Last Hope, Sturmwind, and Fast Striker—that are still being released for the console to this day.
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The discontinuation of a patient due to elevated liver enzymes is a risk and the short wait time for the full date is a compelling reason for the FDA to not allow the company to seek accelerated approval, Morgan Stanley analyst David Lebowitz said in a client note.
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After more than 300 medical providers, pharmacists, patient advocates and others emphasized these concerns in a letter to the C.D.C. earlier this year, the agency put out a clarifying statement saying the guidelines did not "support abrupt tapering or sudden discontinuation of opioids," and warning doctors not to misapply them.
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While studies have shown a possible link between oral contraceptives such as birth control pills and breast cancer, the National Cancer Institute states that there is only a slightly higher risk that declines after discontinuation of oral contraceptives and, conversely, a reduced risk of other reproductive cancers such as ovarian and endometrial cancers.
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A Husband School is formed when UNFPA representatives and community leaders convene with village chiefs to identify eight to 10 "model husbands" — respected men within the village who have the willingness, drive, and progressive point of view required to learn about modern-day practices like family planning, birth spacing, and discontinuation of domestic abuse.
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"The company already allocated the expected direct cost from the discontinuation of Galaxy Note7 sales in its third quarter earnings guidance revision announced on October 11th, but expects the drop in revenue from the discontinued sales to continue to have a negative impact on operating profit for the next two quarters," reads Samsung's statement.
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Still, despite the fact that the games have long stopped coming, the well has since dried up, and the machine's bigger, brasher, show-off younger brother is doing such a solid job of building on its legacy of seminal innovations, there was something especially sad about the freshly confirmed discontinuation of the Xbox 360.
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John Blackburn, senior vice president and general manager of the Infinity business, confirmed the discontinuation in a blog post on the Disney Interactive web site, noting that two final add-on packs for Disney Infinity 3.0, featuring characters from Alice Through the Looking Glass and Finding Dory, will still be released into stores by the end of June.
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While this seems mostly like a case of users feeling discontent with Microsoft's more forceful exertion of control over a product many people many think works just fine, there are legitimate complaints about the new Skype that may get more readily addressed now that Microsoft is actively listening to feedback and forestalling a discontinuation of Skype 7.
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