In China local dumpling brands are eating into KFC's sales.
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The mental toll of the war was eating into him.
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The rise of digital shopping is eating into their results too.
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And its investments in electronic commerce are eating into profit margins.
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Investors are worried about those pay raises eating into corporate profits.
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Warren has arguably been eating into Harris&apos base all autumn.
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But this day, the prep work was eating into my morning commute.
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The steelmaker has long complained about cheap imports eating into its business.
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And polls are already showing Bloomberg eating into Biden's numbers in Texas.
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Instead of saving money each month, you'll actually be eating into your savings.
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Apple will offer 24 days of recording without eating into your iCloud storage.
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That means the subscription service was likely eating into the company's bottom line.
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Last March, Safestyle sued Safeglaze, which has been eating into its market share.
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Last March, Safestyle sued Safeglaze, which has been eating into Safestyle's market share.
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Higher rates cause bond prices to drop, eating into capital growth for investors.
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"Something in that oily-based gum is eating into the concrete," Siggery said.
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Still, the drop was a sign of trade tensions eating into business sentiment.
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Sluggish productivity growth meant that companies couldn't raise pay without eating into profits.
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The Europeans are alarmed Tehran's latest moves will start eating into that time.
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UKIP, eating into Labour's working-class strongholds, took 17% of votes and 18 seats.
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Amy Klobuchar and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg have surged ahead, eating into Biden's support.
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Rising prices of jet fuel, airlines' single largest cost, is also eating into profits.
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They voiced concerns that discounts were eating into the company's average revenue per user.
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Rising yields come as prices fall, eating into the principal of fixed income instruments.
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The nervousness and anxiety stemming from the coronavirus tailspin are eating into investors' confidence.
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But investors were still concerned about higher expenses eating into profits, despite the sales gains.
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There are also signs that Trump's controversial presidency could be eating into his bottom line.
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And now, after initially creating additional subscriptions, they have started eating into cable's subscription base.
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The retail giant is offering next day delivery in hopes of eating into Amazon's dominance.
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With the XLR eating into the bottom of that market, it has become weaker still.
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The cost of naloxone has risen with demand, eating into the service's budgets, Franklin said.
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Plus, telling yourself you simply "can't" have certain foods turns eating into a moral issue.
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Fellow running back Jaylen Samuels is set to return from injury, eating into Conner's carries.
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This is a campaign so confident, it can begin the cycle eating into Republican turf.
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Reports from major retailers are expected to show how rising wages are eating into margins.
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Now, it may be too late to prevent inflation from eating into companies' bottom lines.
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Jennifer Lopez, Meghan Markle and Bill Clinton have all incorporated vegan eating into their lives.
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Rising interest rates also increase borrowing costs for households and businesses, eating into corporate profits.
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Similarly, the fast-growing Microsoft Azure cloud is eating into the lucrative Windows Server business.
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This, he said, would involve moving about 100,000 people to new shelters, eating into the forest.
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Apple is also offering 10 days of free recording storage without eating into your iCloud space.
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Higher inflation, caused in part by a fall in the pound, is eating into real incomes.
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By eating into AK's support, she and the Goods could deprive Mr Erdogan of his majority.
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New York (CNN Business)Delivery services like Seamless and Uber Eats are eating into Domino's business.
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The escalating trade war threatens to slow the global economy, eating into demand for crude oil.
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Drunk Elephant's version is half the price, and the brand is likely eating into L'Oreal's profits.
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It's decimating real wage growth, eating into consumer spending and weighing on the economy at large.
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The rideshare business has plummeted as more people stay home, eating into the pockets of drivers.
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Third-party platform commissions could hurt restaurants by eating into their profits and eroding customer loyalty.
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"It's certainly eating into profitability, but rather than cut people, you pinch every penny," he said.
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The resulting glut pushed down prices, just as the slowdown in trade began eating into demand.
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This makes fuel prices more expensive for importing countries, eating into consumers' and companies' spending power.
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A 2015 Nielsen study revealed the obvious: smartphones and tablets have begun eating into traditional TV viewing.
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This week, reports from major retailers are expected to show how rising wages are eating into margins.
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This remarkable growth shows that the increasing popularity of rival Snapchat is not eating into Instagram's growth.
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But curbing declines against the dollar comes at a cost, eating into hard-earned foreign-exchange reserves.
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In Indonesia, for example, after a relatively good start, Datsun cars soon began eating into Nissan sales.
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Persistently low interest rates are eating into the business of the largest U.S. life insurer, analysts say.
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And other big companies, including Whirlpool, AK Steel, and 3M, have referenced higher costs eating into margins.
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Iran has seen a massive drop in export earnings which is eating into funds for social development.
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Smartphones have been eating into the camera market in a huge way over the last half decade.
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Carriers in India's telecoms sector have been hurt by a price war eating into revenues and profit.
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But today's social media landscape includes other networks that could be eating into their numbers a bit.
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The European Central Bank's policy of keeping interest rates ultralow is also eating into regional lenders' profits.
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It is contributing to the rise in monopoly power and eating into workers' share of national income.
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Not surprisingly, however, Johnson & Johnson is unhappy that these new vendors are eating into their market share.
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Other heavily-funded startups like DoorDash and Postmates are eating into Instacart&aposs market share as well.
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Despite rising passenger traffic, airlines are raising fares to offset rising fuel costs, which is eating into margins.
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And honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if the Spot starts eating into Show sales in a big way.
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Yet, just this August, Wendy's told investors that competition from cheap groceries was actually eating into restaurant profits.
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Steve Sukup, the chief financial officer, has started grumbling about how metal prices are eating into his profit.
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What's interesting is that carmakers themselves, though seen as slow, it's sort of eating into their current business.
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But then again, he says, he's not actually tallying up how much this is eating into his business.
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Tina Larson finds it hard to envision retiring here, with the state's high taxes eating into her savings.
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U.S. crude tumbled 1.7 percent to $48.15, eating into the 5.7 percent advance made over the prior week.
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Instead, they're putting off investments in technology, marketing and machinery and, in some cases, eating into cash reserves.
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Indeed, though companies like Spotify and Pandora are eating into iHeartMedia's bottom line, they aren't doing so well themselves.
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In theory, that will result in fewer items ending up on the sale rack and eating into retailers' margins.
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But the effort is also expensive, eating into carmakers' profits at a time when auto sales are dwindling globally.
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So far, productivity has improved enough across the US economy to sustain those cost increases without eating into profits.
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To make matters worse for the country's biggest beer producers, craft beers have been eating into big brewers' sales.
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In 1916, Nathan's hot dog-eating contest in Coney Island turned competitive eating into a sport, according to Time.
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One theory that has been thrown out was that the presidential election was somehow eating into the league's viewership.
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Screen time was found to be increasingly eating into students reading outside of school in the 79 countries surveyed.
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This time around, Giovani Bernard, who had 249 carries in that game, will not be eating into his workload.
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He instead proposed some $500 billion worth of measures that would reduce costs to providers without eating into benefits.
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But it also could coerce more restaurants to play ball with UberEats if their competitors do, eating into their margins.
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Manufacturing is still under pressure from falling new orders and production, which is eating into work backlogs and employment growth.
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You can make an argument that some of the firming in headline inflation is just mechanically eating into real spending.
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Doug Henschen, VP and principal analyst at Constellation Research sees the cloud eating into Hadoop's market in a big way.
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And homes may decrease in value if certain places become less appealing to live, eating into wealth, the report said.
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The AfD has been eating into support for the CSU, which had its worst performance ever in last fall's election.
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And if health-care costs are eating into that stagnant — and at times unreliable — paycheck, that will have an impact.
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Also, use a credit card that doesn't have a foreign transaction fee — you don't want that eating into your savings.
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Rising interest rates push down the price of older bonds with lower rates, eating into the returns of bond funds.
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Another concern for stocks: companies have been warning for a couple of months about rising wages eating into profit margins.
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Facebook has been marginally successful in eating into TV ad budgets with its super-targeted but mostly direct-response ads.
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And as they grow, they begin eating into the part of demand that used to be met by baseload plants.
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Global economic concerns eating into the leveraged loans market, thus making it more difficult for private equity to close deals.
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If nothing else, Klobuchar could be a real threat to her fellow moderates Buttigieg and Biden, eating into their bases.
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It's just that between them the two supply hits are already eating into that disruption allowance with every passing day.
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Oil prices rose after a report showed U.S. refineries processed record amounts of crude in the latest week, eating into inventories.
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Eating into profits: higher warranty costs and incentives to attract North American car buyers, as well as lower sales in China.
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Since then, he said, he has slowed his imports of parts, whose higher costs are eating into the company's bottom line.
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He said the monetary policy was eating into profits of banks even though the ECB intervened after the financial crisis. nyti.
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He is convinced that Amazon will find a way to deliver fresh food locally, eating into the market for local goods.
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In cases such as aluminum and nickel the positioning is extreme, which is why both are eating into production cost curves.
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Currently, AT&T customers using the DirecTV Now streaming service can watch most programs without eating into their monthly data allotment.
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While rising inflation is eating into consumer spending, the pace of growth in consumption is enough to continue driving the economy.
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And the company's entry into the smartphone business — which has been eating into PC sales for several years — was a disaster.
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Wall Street has also been adjusting to new regulations that force it to take on less risk, eating into profit margins.
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New products also help Reynolds differentiate itself from private label brands, which have been eating into the sales of consumer giants.
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So far at least, the machine-powered alternatives do not appear to be eating into the work available for skilled transcribers.
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Maersk is keen to avoid eating into its customers' land transportation businesses as it develops more end-to-end customised solutions.
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Starting in late October, her supervisors started sending her home early and giving her two-day weekends, eating into her overtime.
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Everyone in Shanghai had seen the storm clouds gathering: Depression in the United States, fascism in Europe, Japanese aggression eating into China.
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Days later, Morgan Stanley also sent out a research note predicting Amazon would soon start eating into the Facebook-Google ad duopoly.
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U.S. competitors Brazil, Argentina and Russia have all raised grain output in recent years, eating into the U.S. share of global markets.
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But that strategy could backfire, eating into profits at a time when many investors are expecting Amazon to post significant earnings growth.
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Here's how Yassin became a nomadic social media influencer without eating into the $20,000 cash cushion he held aside after leaving Venmo.
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The industry still has strong travel demand on its side, but increases in labor and fuel costs are eating into its margins.
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Most of these technologies are still in their testing phase and JD's ever expanding technology investment is already eating into its profitability.
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Industry is worried that price ceilings could be introduced on other medical devices as well, eating into their future profits and growth.
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The coronavirus pandemic has caused global travel to collapse, eating into the world's once-insatiable thirst for oil, which powers the economy.
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In one of the most closely watched Super Tuesday states, Texas, polling suggests Bloomberg is eating into Biden's margins and boosting Sanders.
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Since it's a private company, Airbnb doesn't break down its financials, but it's likely that marketing is still eating into its profits.
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But the costs of creating a network of e-commerce warehouses and top-flight digital capabilities are eating into precious profit margins.
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They helped the region recover from its debt crisis but have hurt banks, eating into their lending profits, and people with savings.
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But some observers on Wall Street are skeptical that Tesla can pull off the strategy without eating into its already-shrinking bottom line.
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We turned eating into a religion of sorts, a way to divvy up behaviors and habits into tidy categories of right and wrong.
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Beer is being supplanted by booze and wine among American consumers (or a rising number of teetotalers are eating into sales of both).
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Britain's economy was creating fewer jobs than earlier in 2017, and rising consumer price inflation was eating into households' disposable income, he added.
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The rebound he sought in South Carolina and Nevada is muted by Steyer (and, of course, Sanders and others) eating into his numbers.
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Within the developed economy, bringing companies home will mean that costs (and prices) are higher, eating into the living standards of ordinary workers.
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Aldeman argues that the increasing costs of insurance and pension plans are eating into teachers' take-home pay, while not providing better benefits.
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Prolonged drought and erratic rainfall across the country have hit harvests and livestock, eating into farmers' and herders' income and meals, experts say.
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Now wheat is eating into demand for corn - also a staple animal feed and already under pressure from its own ample global supplies.
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Google and Facebook are still firmly in control of the online advertising market, but a group of challengers is eating into their dominance.
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Companies limited the drop by eating into their profits; payouts totalled 28 percent of profits last year, up from 22015 percent in 2014.
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You can also make tax-free gifts of up to $14,000 a year ($15,000 in 2018) without eating into your lifetime gift exemption.
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The engine swap is also an example of how Boeing is trying to avoid eating into the 'buffer' traditionally built into development schedules.
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But the same tariff battles are undermining commodity prices and eating into Canadian farmers' profit margins even as they grab more market share.
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U.S. oil prices have fallen by about three-quarters since the summer of 2013, eating into the profitability of oil and gas companies.
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America is on the cusp of a weed revolution, and it's got many alcohol giants nervous about legal pot eating into their profits.
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However, the same quota was also available to other beef-exporting nations, such as Australia and Uruguay, eating into the share for U.S. farmers.
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As Motherboard has noted in the past, while BingeOn has obvious consumer benefits—Netflix, YouTube, WWE Network, and more without eating into your data!
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Middle Eastern carriers Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways and Emirates have a strong presence in Pakistan and have been eating into PIA's dwindling market share.
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Caterpillar's results come a day after Hasbro (HAS) revealed that the trade war is eating into its profit and warned of potential price hikes.
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Middle Eastern carriers Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways and Emirates have a strong presence in Pakistan and have been eating into PIA's dwindling market share.
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Affordable housing advocates — and hotel unions — have fought the company, which they say is eating into the city's housing and disturbing New York residents.
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Yes, the creamy-salty-carb combo we love is eating into your budget with every bite, according to The Australian Magazine columnist Bernard Salt.
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Others complain about repeated, often fruitless trips to the local ration office to re-register or link their documents, eating into the day's earnings.
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It has reduced prices on the shaving products, upping volume growth but eating into profits and headline revenue from one of its biggest businesses.
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But that approval process took "considerably longer" than the company had planned, eating into its profit, which tumbled 20183% to $195.6 million last quarter.
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There's something called a "feed conversion ratio," which tells us how quickly livestock can turn whatever grain or feed that they're eating into mass.
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His rapidly expanding business empire of packaged food, cosmetics and home-care products is eating into the sales of both multinational and Indian corporations.
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Hurdles include internet competition, a millennial demographic not buying into the "shopping experience," and rising gas prices and interest rates eating into discretionary income.
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Dear Watchers, Playoff baseball has been eating into my typical schedule — which honestly is wall-to-wall TV viewing during all my conscious hours.
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The labor force is growing at only about 100,000 jobs a month, which is why the higher job production rate is eating into unemployment.
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Rising costs in an oil company's supply chain is a common feature of previous upturns in the oil industry activity cycle, eating into profits.
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So far, refineries in Asia are still operating at high levels to meet strong demand, despite rising crude feedstock prices eating into profit margins.
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During Milanese's tenure, Orient handed out bumper contracts to McAnuff, Dossena and Lowry among others, eating into much of the capital Becchetti was providing.
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And they trust the president would bust up some of the financial and environmental regulations that CEOs often complain are eating into their profits.
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Dealers complained that they were losing money and that Mr. Ghosn's big incentives to buyers to meet his targets were eating into their margins.
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But far more common are the booming commercial and housing developments closer to Richmond that are eating into what was once a conservative redoubt.
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"It's all about the uncertainty around the coronavirus and that's eating into the broader sentiment," said Doug Symes, senior client adviser at Novus Capital.
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"Japanese banks are eating into the mezzanine market, which is only seen in Japan and is an aberration," a Tokyo-based mezz investor said.
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A traditional procedural goes like this: Make clothes, sell them, and items that don't sell get discounted, eating into margins and jacking up retail prices.
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In November 2016 the head of the NPBCU, Zurab Alasania, quit over concerns that Eurovision was eating into his budget at the worst possible time.
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But sources told Reuters that NNPC was taking nearly as much crude for itself as when oil was above $100, eating into oil companies' allotments.
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President Donald Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium, both of which he uses as inputs, are eating into his profit margins and delaying his orders.
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He also met Nigel Farage, whose new Brexit Party is eating into Tory support, and suggested that he should be one of the Brexit negotiators.
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Another said the possibility of the 1MDB scandal eating into employee compensation was definitely a worry, though predominantly among the more "pessimistic" at the bank.
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If successful, Wen's could start eating into the sales of companies like Fujian Sunner Development Co that sell broiler chickens bred for their meat efficiency.
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And the list is a solid one, particularly with the planned launch of Alexa on several Windows 10 PC — effectively eating into Cortana's one stronghold.
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All of which is restraining incomes at a time when households are trying to manage record amounts of mortgage debt, so eating into spending power.
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But these numbers could fall as patriotic fervor in Crimea peters out and Russia's economic crisis deepens, eating into real wages and eroding living standards.
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Between an aging customer base, slumping sales, and new tariffs eating into profits, Harley-Davidson has had a rough go of it as of late.
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Those efforts appear to be working for now: Bloomberg has risen in recent national polls, notably eating into support for former Vice President Joe Biden.
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That said, Guardians 2 already faced its first test this weekend with a pair of newcomers that had a shot at eating into its audience.
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More importantly, Americans are preparing to spend more on fuel, eating into whatever savings they are expected to receive on average from the tax cuts.
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In recent weeks, Warren has been eating into Biden's front-runner status, which had seen the former vice president poll over 40% back in May.
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The presence of a moat lessens the probability of a new entrant or established firm eating into the market share or profitability of an investment.
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Wage growth is continuing to accelerate and likely will start eating into corporate profit margins before the end of the year, according to Goldman Sachs.
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New York (CNN Business)Stiff competition is eating into the sales and profits of Electronic Arts, Take-Two Interactive and other major video game companies.
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Oil and gas drilling is subdued in some areas, contract renewals may lead to lower rates, and private equity competition is eating into profit margins.
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It has been so successful that more and more iPhone users are upgrading early, eating into demand for future generations, according to New Street Research.
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In response to the outflows, China's central bank, the People's Bank of China, has been eating into its reserves at a record pace in recent months.
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Revenue rose 18 percent to $2.67 billion, helped by higher metal prices, but the company's tax burden more than quadrupled to $394.7 million, eating into profits.
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Banks, especially in countries where liquidity is abundant such as Germany, have been complaining that the ECB's ultra-low interest rates are eating into their profits.
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Since many undocumented immigrants often want to periodically visit their families back home, they may have to pay coyotes multiple times, eating into their American paychecks.
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The company has faced challenges in recent years similar to those of other chains, with a raft of competitors and thinning profit eating into its business.
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Many analysts have now raised concerns that the incident will have a negative impact on user engagement with Facebook, potentially eating into its clout with advertisers.
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Target's lowered fourth-quarter sales and earnings outlook on Wednesday reveals its online growth is eating into the company's in-store sales, CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
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Now with some energy projects facing the threat of being shut down, banks may see the pain turning into losses or eating into their capital strength.
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Eating into consumers' disposable income, rising inflation has pushed up the price of food, helping British supermarkets to record their highest sales growth in five years.
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PETA showed off this billboard in front of the White House — it ties together President Ronald Reagan, Alzheimer's disease, and meat-eating into one shocking package.
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As we constantly chat with our friends or interact with people, even strangers, online, we are eating into time that used to be spent completely alone.
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Antiquities experts are appealing to the university and the culture ministry for funding and equipment to better fend off the microbes eating into the mummies' flesh.
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Executives and analysts have cited macroeconomic conditions, like low interest rates, eating into profit margins and global trade uncertainty as culprits behind shrinking workforces across firms.
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In the end, a plant-based diet like Brady's is an easy and approachable way to incorporate more clean eating into your weekly meals, Levitt said.
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But the United States wants to drastically curb Tehran's ability to sell its natural resources, eating into any additional supply from Saudi Arabia, Russia or elsewhere.
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In other markets such as China, cash is dying out even more quickly, with mobile payments increasingly eating into both its share and that of cards.
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For instance, the AARP has denounced Ryancare for eating into the Medicare trust fund, sunsetting the Medicaid expansion, and jacking up premium rates for older Americans.
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When productivity growth is strong, companies can afford to pay workers more without eating into their own profit margins, letting a rising tide lift all boats.
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Smaller, newer fintech companies are eating into their market dominance by adapting faster to changing spending habits, while also looking to capitalize on economies of scale.
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Lozano's company includes two dairy alternative brands, Silk and So Delicious, which are part of an exploding category that has been eating into milk's market share.
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For any company, lowering prices threatens eating into gross margins, and this has been a top concern for analysts and investors of many retail stocks today.
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That's eating into its bottom line - a trend seen across Japan's labor intensive industries, from delivery companies to restaurants and even the 2000,22.1-employee strong postal system.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's banks may be overstating their ability to stop "fintech" firms stealing customers and eating into profits, the Bank of England (BoE) said on Tuesday.
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Quebec, Canada's second-largest province by population, accounted for about 72 percent of the world's production in 13, but U.S producers were eating into Canada's market share.
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In a recent essay, Dan Nixon of the Bank of England pointed to a mass of compelling evidence that they could also be eating into productivity growth.
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Banks have complained that ultra-low ECB rates are eating into their lending margins, particularly in countries where cash is abundant and competition fierce such as Germany.
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The bank is making a major push to sell off real estate assets, including repossessed homes, which are clogging up its balance sheet and eating into earnings.
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OPEC members meet next week to discuss extending a global supply cut, but the possibility of U.S. supply eating into their market share will be a challenge.
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Quebec, Canada's second-largest province by population, accounted for about 72 percent of the world's production in 13, but U.S producers were eating into Canada's market share.
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It also was one of the slowest-growing businesses, at just 1 percent, with the rising cost of programming eating into gains in advertising and subscriber revenue.
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The trouble is, big price cuts, if maintained for extended periods, can hurt automakers by eating into their profit margins and lowering the value of used cars.
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Her speech was delivered in California's second-largest city five days before the Golden State primary, where polls have shown Sanders eating into her once-substantial lead.
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In the past, hefty pipeline apportionment led to a glut of crude building up in Alberta, widening the discount on Canadian barrels and eating into producer revenues.
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The ultra-low-cost-carrier's average fare is lower today than in 2016 because of fierce competition, a drop that's "eating into margins," Fornaro said in an interview.
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Additionally, the growing reliance on alternatives such as natural gas and renewable energy, as well as improving energy efficiency, is steadily eating into the market share of both.
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Eating into a growing percentage of these giants' market share is Madison Reed, a four-year-old, 85-person, San Francisco-based maker of affordable "prestige" hair products.
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The route into the Europa League has become a convoluted farce, eating into pre-season schedules, with as many as eight games needed to reach the competition proper.
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That means the world has started eating into the huge stockpiles of oil that knocked as much as 70 percent off crude prices between 2014 and early 2016.
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But while photographers and videographers are looking toward the more affordable, smaller drone, DJI isn't worried about the Mavic eating into its other more established produc t lines.
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Kuroda noted that about one-third of the population are pensioners, who are less keen to see prices rising and eating into the value of their pension payments.
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That means the world has started eating into the huge piles of oil that knocked as much as 70 percent off crude prices between 2014 and early 43.
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Many Germans feel low rates are eating into their savings and fuelling a property bubble while inflation is already close to the ECB's target of almost 2 percent.
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The move has trimmed government spending but contributed to inflation that economists say ended 22015 at 21 percent, eating into purchasing power as the economy remains in recession.
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"If there is slack in an economy, then in the process of eating into that slack you can grow above the longer-term potential growth rate," he said.
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Companies that use steel and aluminum in their products say tariffs would raise their costs, eating into profits or forcing them to raise prices or lay off workers.
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They're a vulnerable group under pressure as the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates back down to near-zero, in turn eating into the banks' measures of profitability.
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In addition to the tankers' over-exploitation of boreholes, the city is eating into its remaining forests, which feed the springs, while also sprawling over aquifer recharge areas.
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Yes, Japan has turned the basic requirement of eating into high art (which explains why its capital city, Tokyo, has the most Michelin-starred restaurants in the world).
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Big 5G expenses eating into earnings Verizon said Thursday that its capital expenditures for 2019 were $17.9 billion, at the high end of the range it had forecast.
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The government is also discussing with Brussels a scheme that would allow Monte dei Paschi to drastically lower its impaired loans without excessively eating into its capital buffers.
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Makri said rising domestic gas consumption eating into gas exports showed that the Algeria need to diversify its economy even if oil prices were continuing to pick up.
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To top it all off, investors remain nervous about the trade tension with China, a stronger dollar eating into profits, and rising interest rates from the Federal Reserve.
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The aim is to build up a clearly defined pot of capital to begin covering losses from soured loans in a downturn without eating into core buffers immediately.
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Working against energy is the perfect storm of excess supply, alternatives and efficient technology eating into demand, and the continued push by investors to divest fossil fuel stocks.
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Britain's decision to leave the EU is eating into the salaries of foreign Premier League footballers — including recent Manchester United signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic, according to the Financial Times.
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But these hefty online investments have also been eating into Walmart's gross margins, stoking fear among analysts and investors that they will continue to weigh on the bottom line.
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Upstarts like Wild Planet Foods and Safe Catch market their tuna as safer and higher quality and are slowly eating into the big three's market share, the Journal said.
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However, Ozempic is also eating into sales of Victoza, which fell more than analysts' expected in the quarter, although Jorgensen said the decline was in line with Novo's projections.
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Global airlines have had to cancel thousands of flights and use spare aircraft to cover routes that were previously flown with the fuel-efficient MAX, eating into their profitability.
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"The carriers… they want to disintermediate them more than anything you can imagine," says Starr of the platforms and applications that have been eating into the mobile operators' revenue.
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Both Uber and Lyft recently reduced fares in most major US markets, which sparked a backlash from drivers who complained that the price war was eating into their earnings.
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Other vendors such as Apple have put a heavy focus on the health features of their devices, which is eating into an area that Fitbit once had control of.
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But rising customer service expenses stemming from this year's expected introduction of a new Canadian passengers' bill of rights called C24.12, risk eating into the company's profits in 220.
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That would leave the Department of Homeland Security in the position of footing the bill for the wall with funds intended for procurement and improvement, eating into other programs.
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That means the world has started eating into the huge stockpile of oil that has knocked as much as 70 percent off crude prices between 2014 and early 2016.
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Npower has been restructuring for years, hit by technical problems related to billing, rivals eating into its market share and a price cap on tariffs imposed by British regulators.
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Global airlines have had to cancel thousands of flights and use spare aircraft to cover routes that were previously flown with the fuel-efficient MAX, eating into their profitability.
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Banks have blamed the ECB's policy of ultra-low rates, which includes charging banks for the excess cash they park at the central bank, for eating into their profits.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - When inflation began eating into her state-paid salary Libyan architect and assistant professor Seham Saleh started selling drawings over the internet to help pay the bills.
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John Skipper runs ESPN, which is controlled by Disney and has lost viewers thanks to cord cutting, or shaving — whatever it is that's eating into the overall TV business.
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Growth in productivity — how much workers can produce in an hour, on average — has been slow, making it harder for companies to improve wages without eating into profit margins.
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"We're expanding this market not so much because we're eating into the Amazon space, but we're really starting to take from the physical commerce world," he told Business Insider.
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That's good news for shoppers looking for deals but only means more pressure on retailers' margins, as companies already have online investments, store remodels and other costs eating into profits.
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But now that we live in an era where airline security procedures are increasingly eating into the convenience of air travel, smart luggage also just got a lot less useful.
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The buyout groups could have raised the price, but that would mean eating into returns which were already low: Breakingviews estimates the internal rate of return at just 12 percent.
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Which does mean, over time, the feature may end up eating into your storage limit — at least if you don't tidy up and fully delete files you no longer need.
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"So you can run your mining rig in your dorm or school library and not worry about those costs eating into your mining profitability," McBride told PCMag in an email.
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But bank margins on loans have already been shrinking and lenders, particularly in cash-rich countries such as Germany, are complaining that the ECB's charges are eating into their profits.
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He thinks Amazon is already eating into the company's revenues, and it represents a bigger threat than the current advertiser boycott the search giant is facing over offensive YouTube videos.
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He said rising bond yields were already eating into Italy's fiscal capacity, suggesting that attempts to raise spending would be counterproductive as investors will punish Rome for spending too much.
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But the trajectory of each company's growth in the sector has worried some of the search giant's investors, who see the social network eating into Google's share of the business.
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Shah, seen as a Hindu nationalist hardliner and a possible future replacement for Modi in the top job, called illegal migrants "termites" eating into Assam's resources during the election campaign.
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Swan will be tasked with getting Intel's manufacturing operations back on track and fending off newer chip rivals that are eating into Intel's dominance in personal computers and data centers.
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A deep economic recession has saddled Italian banks with 360 billion euros in soured loans, eating into their profits and holding back credit that could help support a muted recovery.
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The deal was further complicated this year when Greece passed a law raising DESFA's gas tariffs at a lower amount than SOCAR had expected, potentially eating into its future profits.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. companies are warning about rising wages eating into profit margins, increasing investor worries that next year's expected drop in profit growth may be sharper than feared.
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With two rate cuts before Tuesday's RBA announcement already eating into Australian banks' net interest margins, analysts have again warned that further central bank action could inflict even more pain.
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For the other 90 percent, the ability to build wealth rests on the ability to save, which they can't do if interest rates are rising and eating into their earnings.
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Addressing an election rally in the central state of Madhya Pradesh on Saturday, BJP chief Amit Shah said that all illegal immigrants were "like termites eating into the nation's security".
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"Any of these (wage hike initiatives) has the potential to further fuel wage growth past the current post recession high should they prevail; potentially eating into corporate profit margins, " Colvin said.
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Oil and gas provide 2115% of export earnings and 2200% of the budget, but earnings fell 6.3% to $17.65 billion in Jan-June with rising energy consumption eating into gas exports.
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Those bond offerings, though low yielding, prevent rising inflation from eating into the value of your principal and coupon payments and thus act as a good hedge should times get better.
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With high inflation and a shortage of cash in circulation eating into ordinary Zimbabweans' spending power, the fragile state of the economy is at the heart of the country's political troubles.
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"People are worrying about rising inflation eating into corporate margins, and they're worried about the impact of the Fed moving too quickly," said Lori Calvasina, chief U.S. equity strategist at RBC.
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Those worried about the company cannibalizing its still fresh handset rest assured – the OnePlus 3T won't be eating into the 3's sales because it will be killing the device entirely.
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And this trend has been eating into U.S. employment for some years now, as the National Science Board estimates the U.S. lost 627,000 high tech manufacturing jobs between 2000 and 2010.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Caterpillars are eating into cocoa crops in coastal regions of Ivory Coast, threatening what so far has been a promising April-to-September mid-crop, farmers said on Monday.
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The Supreme Court had ordered the citizenship tally for Assam following years of campaigns against immigrants from Bangladesh who ethnic Assamese say are eating into their resources and taking their land.
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The Enquirer tabloids were eventually sold to Evercore, as a part of the A.M.I. deal, in 1999, and David Pecker became the C.E.O. Meanwhile, competitors were eating into the Enquirer's circulation.
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Natural gas generation was eating into that slice, and plans for a network of dams along the Colorado River threatened to flood the grid with even more cheap, coal-displacing hydropower.
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PepsiCo, the drinks and snacks company, said this month that higher prices for aluminum imports from Canada were eating into quarterly profits and said it would raise prices as a result.
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Over time, landlords and real estate investment trusts like Blackstone could force Zeus, Sonder and others to compete to pay them the most for leases, eating into all the startups' margins.
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Netflix streaming is a key ingredient with all these devices, and the companies are increasingly eating into cable TV subscriptions by offering on-demand services from HBO, CBS, NBC, Hulu and ESPN.
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It had further been complicated this year when Greece passed a law raising DESFA's gas tarriffs at a lower amount than SOCAR expected, potentially eating into any profit margins from the venture.
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The country's banks hold some 375 billion euros ($427 billion) of domestic government bonds, and the rise in Italy's bond yields is eating into their capital and pushing their borrowing costs higher.
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As the stalemate between General Motors and its employees represented by the United Auto Workers union drags through its third straight week, it's eating into even more of the automakers' balance sheet.
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This means hospitals are already eating into some of their "surge capacity" — their ability to absorb a big increase in the volume of patients — and that bed availability is particularly limited currently.
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Klobuchar and Buttigieg decided to bow out and endorse Biden, keeping them from acting as spoilers by winning delegates and eating into Biden's count and hurting his chances to win a nomination.
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He recited a rasping medley of plots by globalists, "Chi-coms," Muslims, Robert Mueller, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and his newest villains: social media companies whose actions are eating into his business.
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Insurgent brands are shaking up the way people buy everything from mattresses to prescription acne remedies, eating into the market share of big consumer product companies and leaving them scrambling to respond.
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But Begich's campaign argues that eating into the permanent fund and reducing checks to Alaskans is effectively a tax hike on poor people who depend on that money for their basic economic security.
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The ECB is blamed by sections of the German public opinion for eating into savings and bankrolling indebted governments in southern Europe through its policy of low interest rates and aggressive bond purchases.
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NICKEL: LME nickel ended unchanged at $15,660 a tonne but was down about 21.9% this week, eating into a rally that had pushed up prices of the stainless steel ingredient by around $215,2900.
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But Begich's campaign argued that eating into the permanent fund and reducing checks to Alaskans was effectively a tax hike on poor people who depended on that money for their basic economic security.
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Britain's budget forecasters are poised to cut their economic growth outlook due to persistently weak productivity, eating into the cash that Hammond had hoped to keep in reserve for any Brexit turbulence ahead.
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The economic crisis in Africa's top oil exporter has been caused mainly by a sharp fall in crude prices eating into its oil revenues, which make up about 70 percent of national income.
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He now leads the polls in New Hampshire, has closed the gap in Iowa, and is eating into Clinton's large national lead with just days to go before the first party nominating contests.
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The clean-up was just beginning to bear fruit when lenders were hit by a spike in Italy's debt costs, which hurts the value of their large sovereign holdings, eating into their capital.
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Canada's biggest banks still are expected to set aside more funds to cover bad loans to the oil and gas sector, eating into their profits when they announce second quarter results this week.
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Roughly 76 percent of e-sports fans say that watching competitive gaming is eating into the hours they used to spend watching regular sports events, according to a survey by research firm Newzoo.
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The planning reform will also look at ways local authorities can fast-track developments without eating into protected green spaces, and give nurses, teachers, and other key workers priority access to affordable housing.
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Fergus Linehan, director of the Edinburgh International Festival, told CNN Business that many artists think the UK currency could weaken further ahead of the October 31 deadline for Brexit, eating into their earnings.
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President Donald Trump's aversion to vegetables and love of junk food are well known, and a former White House physician has described his attempt to introduce more healthy eating into the president's diet.
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Those numbers are not adjusted for inflation, which has been eating into wage gains over the past several months as the Federal Reserve has hiked interest rates in response to a strengthening economy.
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MI debt rating could be upgraded by Fitch if the lender manages to complete a planned sale of bad loans without eating into its capital base excessively, the ratings agency said on Monday.
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And staring at a pool of glossy brown livers as the man next to you dabs a smear of plasma from his earlobe can bring the reality of meat-eating into sharp relief.
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Some former workers from the Edna store have told friends that the drive to their new jobs has been wearing on their cars and the cost of gas was eating into their wages.
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The report comes in a week that is heavy on retail earnings, from companies including Walmart Inc and Macy's Inc, that could show how rising wages in the United States are eating into margins.
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And it looks like Amazon and Netflix will need to keep spending those billions, or else Facebook is going to start eating into that finite amount of time every person has in their day.
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The heart of the problem is that German households prefer uncomplicated savings products that now yield nothing, eating into the retirement prospects of millions and endangering hundreds if not thousands of small savings banks.
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Theatrical exhibition is a notoriously expensive business, with the costs of maintaining and operating physical locations, fees paid to studios, and a host of other costs aggressively eating into AMC's significantly larger gross income.
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More fundamentally, demand for thermal fuels for power generation has declined because of improving energy efficiency and the rise of renewable power generation, which is eating into the market share of coal and gas.
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"With spending by both households and companies then picking up, that could put at risk the Bank of England's 2% inflation target - with upward pressure on prices eating into pay and savings," he wrote.
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Chicago-based United has removed its 21 MAX aircraft, which were suspended worldwide in March following two fatal crashes, from its flying schedule through early July, eating into U.S. airlines' peak summer travel season.
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The issue is that the E.U. is eating into the U.S.'s cheese export market — mostly in Asia and the Middle East — because of falling dairy prices, a weakening euro, and a strengthening dollar.
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Canada's biggest banks are expected to set aside more funds to cover bad loans to the oil and gas sector, eating into their profits when they announce second quarter results next week, analysts say.
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The state's power supply is not likely to be at risk, but PG&E could face bankruptcy if it cannot cover the liabilities it faces, wiping out shareholders' equity and eating into bondholder investments.
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In more than 60 interviews, current and former Amazon employees, sellers, suppliers and consultants detailed how Amazon dictates the rules for suppliers, sometimes changing those rules with little warning and eating into their profits.
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Oil prices edged higher on Wednesday after a report showed U.S. refineries processed record amounts of crude in the latest week, eating into inventories, although a surprise jump in gasoline stockpiles limited price gains.
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But he began to get (mock) enraged when Porter staged multiple grand entrances with as many new outfits, taking his sweet time handing out roses to the audience and eating into Corden's question time.
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Buying Generali, which had 472 billion euros of assets under management at the end of 2016, would cement Intesa's shift towards lucrative wealth management, as low rates are also eating into retail banks' profits.
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Chipmakers have had a rollercoaster ride over the past two years, with President Donald Trump's trade war with China and the fading of a boom in mobile phone development and sales eating into growth.
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Perhaps Wall Street is worried that Facebook's data privacy issues will put more scrutiny on other internet companies, raising their costs and eating into profit — although that's been the case for some time now.
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In other words, while AT&T and Verizon have been mirroring each others' business moves and enjoying their dominance, T-Mobile and Sprint have offered something different and are eating into the giants' market share.
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NEW YORK, June 27 (LPC) - Issuance in the US Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) market is just behind the record-setting pace of 2018 despite criticism of the asset class and higher spreads eating into returns.
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Britain's economy has performed much better than expected since June's vote to quit the EU. But a bigger test will come next year when inflation is expected to rise sharply, eating into households' spending power.
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In the past 25 years, the ocean has risen 3 inches in South Florida, and the higher tides are eating into the shoreline (most scientists believe the sea level is rising because of climate change).
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But the ECB's negative deposit rate and aggressive asset purchases since 2015 have already come under fire, particularly in richer countries such as Germany and the Netherlands, for eating into banks and pension funds' profits.
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Why it matters: This could set up a major battle between plane manufacturers and parts suppliers, the former of which have been eating into the latter's business by trying to offer end-to-end maintenance.
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"Morality aside — not easily done, but work with me here — this thing is selling like crazy and it's really eating into the tobacco industry in a way that other e-cigs never could," Cramer said.
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The airline industry worldwide is set for its ninth consecutive year of profits, thanks to strong demand, even though pricier fuel is eating into bottom lines, according to industry group the International Air Transport Association.
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ArcelorMittal South Africa, which has for some time complained about cheap imports eating into its business, said ongoing challenges in the steel industry as well as a weak South African economy had hit its performance.
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Yet, analysts still have concerns over whether Tesla can make the cars fast enough, keep the Model 3 from eating into sales of its higher-end cars, and fend off eventual competition from experienced competitors.
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"In those cases, the reason minimum wage won't have large employment effects is it's just eating into economic profit," Ernie Tedeschi, an analyst at Evercore ISI who worked in the Treasury Department under President Obama, explained.
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The survey also shows that Bloomberg is successfully eating into Biden's popularity among black voters, a key Democratic voting bloc that had been considered the vice president's firewall should he falter in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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Jimenez underscored plans to return Novartis to growth in 2018, as newer drugs including heart failure medicine Entresto, psoriasis treatment Cosentyx and breast cancer medicine Kisqali make up for generic competition now eating into Gleevec sales.
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Jimenez is now counting on psoriasis treatment Cosentyx, chronic heart failure drug Entresto and newly approved breast cancer drug Kisqali to help counteract generics eating into sales of its once top-selling blood cancer drug Gleevec.
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As the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries prepares to meet next week to discuss a potential output freeze, the possibility of U.S. supply eating into their market share lurks in the back of their minds.
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Activision's results follow weak reports from rival publishers Take-Two Interactive Software Inc and Electronic Arts Inc, adding to fears that competition from free-to-play battle royale games "Fortnite" and "PUBG" was eating into sales.
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Among the post-crisis reforms is a requirement for banks to write "living wills" or resolution plans that set out how they would cope with a crisis that was eating into their capital and cash reserves.
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"We are struggling with treatment as we found a large number of parasites in the soldier's stomach, invading and eating into the wounded areas," the lead surgeon, Lee Cook-jong, told a briefing of journalists Wednesday.
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As Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell explained, as tax breaks faded, businesses left the island, and so did workers and utility customers, eating into the revenue of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, the unregulated utility monopoly.
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NEW YORK, Nov 27 (LPC) - Issuance in the US Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) market is forecast to fall next year as spreads remain wide, eating into returns paid to the most junior investors in the funds.
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While battery weight is seen as a problem for heavy-duty trucks, eating into cargo capacity, Horton said that a bus is much lighter than a loaded big rig, even with a full complement of passengers.
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Reuters reports: Shares had run up 3 percent in regular trading on Wednesday, and analysts said investor expectations may have been overblown and voiced concerns that discounts were eating into the company's average revenue per user.
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Few in the administration or Republican leadership expected the effort to stretch into the summer months, with another delay announced this weekend, eating into valuable time for lawmakers to tackle tax reform, nominations or spending bills.
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When T-Mobile last November launched BingeOn, its zero-rating service that lets subscribers watch select streaming video services like Netflix without eating into their monthly data allotment, there was one question on everyone's mind: Where's YouTube?
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Since then, airlines that rushed to buy the MAX to service new and longer routes with the jet's fuel-efficient engines have had to cancel thousands of flights as they manage slimmer fleets, eating into their profitability.
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The research budget remains one of the world's largest, some measure of Apple's need to generate a new cash cow as investors worry about the extent to which cheaper competitors are eating into the iPhone's global dominance.
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If competition starts eating into the services business (which still grew at a healthy 35% over the year-ago period), that could spell problems for the company's stock — which has used AWS revenues to buoy spending elsewhere.
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Stocks for big-box retailers like Walmart and Target began sliding following the news, as it's now clear Amazon could, in a few short years, begin seriously eating into the traditional grocery, restaurant, and household good markets.
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"Worryingly, growth of output continues to run ahead of that of new orders, meaning even the modest current growth of business activity is only being sustained by firms eating into orders placed in prior months," Williamson said.
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In an interview with Reuters in March, Hildenbrand said PIA was losing about 3.1 billion rupees ($30 million) per month, while Gulf-based rivals such as Etihad Airlines and Emirates Airlines were eating into its market share.
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Concerns about German banks are mounting, with top lender Deutsche Bank forced to reassure investors this week it did not need government support to meet a possible U.S. fine and low interest rates eating into their profits.
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A firmer local currency also adds to the woes of the automaker, as it is eating into its profits repatriated from overseas and hurts the price competitiveness of its exports in the United States and other markets.
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The Kardashians' timing was perfect: At the same time that free internet content was eating into print revenues, celebrities' ability to tell their stories on their own social platforms was also eradicating their reliance on traditional media.
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If you graze at Sweetgreen, sip at Stumptown and thrill to ideas like farm shares, alternative milks and good fats — but haven't managed to incorporate that way of eating into your home — this book is for you.
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Instead the peso's weakness is widely seen as yet more proof that the kind of growth required to start eating into the poverty that affects about half of the population is not going to happen any time soon.
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In 22011 Tiger Electronic was best known for its addictive handheld LCD games, but the popularity of the Nintendo Game Boy which let gamers play more than one game on a device, was eating into the company's sales.
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In certain instances, they might instead try to encourage kids to eat more or sample more items by letting them touch, smell and play with food – all techniques that can turn eating into an exploration that kids enjoy.
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However, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warned this week that prices for British consumers will soon rise as stores start to pass on the effects of the fall in sterling since the referendum, eating into spending growth.
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Sterling fell by around 0.33 percent against major currencies after the Brexit vote and this — combined with higher global prices for oil and other commodities — is behind most of the rise in inflation, eating into households' disposable income.
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At the same time, the growing costs of repairing thousands of tainted 3-liter diesel engines and recalling cars fitted with faulty Takata airbags are eating into profit at the Audi luxury unit, normally Volkswagen's most profitable business.
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Toronto is ringed by a protected belt of green space, farmland and forests, set aside in 2005, while Vancouver has an agricultural land reserve, established in 1973 - both designed to prevent urban development from eating into arable land.
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But Democrats privately acknowledge that there are ample hurdles -- the lengthy court battles that are eating into the congressional calendar, uncertainty over whether any new developments could shift public opinion toward impeachment and Speaker Nancy Pelosi's continued skepticism.
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Prior to 2016, in the five years that saw the biggest quarterly addition to supplies during harvest, the average cut to soybean ending stocks was 32 percent, with stepped-up purchases from top importer China eating into the surplus.
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Euro zone banking stocks rebounded almost 4 percent having hit a four-year low - with all-time lows for banks including Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse - on Brexit worries and sub-zero interest rates, which are eating into earnings.
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But relocating links of the complex supply chain from clusters such as Shenzhen in southern China (800km from Taipei as the crow flies) will increase the costs of shipping and logistics, eating into the Taiwanese firms' comparatively thin margins.
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But they also make more money per car for Tesla, and so the dip in popularity is eating into the company's overall margins for its automotive products, which dropped to 18.9 percent from 20.2 percent in the first quarter.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - As Australia's big miners gear up for a new round of expansion after years of belt tightening, prices for everything from labor to fuel to equipment have begun to rise, driving up costs and eating into margins.
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Concerns about German banks are mounting, with top lender Deutsche Bank forced to reassure investors this week that it did not need government support to cover a possible U.S. fine and about low interest rates eating into its profits.
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Uber and Lyft aren&apost necessarily the enemy Uber&aposs business segment is growing quickly and assumedly eating into plenty of rental-car demand (not to mention leisure travelers who forego a car in favor of hailing a ride).
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In deals signed last week, exporters from the Latin American country have sold four shipments to China for delivery in November and December and more are being negotiated, trading sources said, eating into U.S. market share with aggressive pricing.
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However, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warned this week that prices faced by British consumers will soon rise as stores start to pass on the near 20 percent fall in sterling since the referendum, eating into spending growth.
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Yet fund managers from firms including Villere & Co, Hodges Capital and BMO Global Asset Management say that a trade war would likely push inflation higher, eating into the margins of even those domestic companies that get no revenues overseas.
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The social network recently won the rights to show Premier League matches in certain Southeast Asian countries and La Liga matches in India for free — a development that highlights how digital platforms are increasingly eating into linear television's business.
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The new CEO is expected to stem falling sales and a dwindling cash flow at the fashion retailer, which has been grappling with competition from online firms such as Amazon that have been eating into traditional retailers' market share.
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Drawing on the lessons of the 2007-09 financial crisis, the aim is for banks to have enough cash on hand to meet any immediate demands without eating into their core capital or having to draw on taxpayer support.
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The question of how to win back disaffected voters from the far right has preoccupied Ms. Merkel's conservative party ever since the latest wave of migrants began arriving in 2015, and the AfD started eating into its voter base.
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Based on some rough estimates, under the Senate tax bill the corporate AMT would bring in $300 billion or more over 24 years, substantially eating into the $25 trillion tax cut for businesses that Republicans thought they were passing.
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Services like Uber's — even amidst all of the controversy around its work culture and upheaval in its executive leadership — have been gaining ground as an alternative to car ownership, but they are also eating into the business of mass-transit services.
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Britain's economy has performed much better than expected since the vote to quit the EU. But a bigger test will come next year when inflation is predicted to rise sharply, eating into households' spending power that had just started to recover.
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Falling optimism A Fox News poll out in June suggested that while a majority of registered voters are still optimistic about the economy, the percentage dropped from 63% in February to 57% in June, perhaps eating into Trump's most important issue.
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The BCC said sterling's weakness against the dollar and the euro was likely to continue to drive inflation, eating into consumers' disposable income, while business investment was due to contract by 0.6 percent this year and barely grow the next.
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The increase, driven mainly by the higher cost of petrol and clothing, puts inflation at more than twice the level it was at in June, when Britain voted to leave the EU. With pay stagnant, inflation is eating into real wages.
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First, two polls from Scotland over the weekend suggested that the Conservatives are on course to cement their position as the second party north of the border, eating into the Scottish National Party's seats and perhaps wiping Labour out entirely.
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The rising costs of education, healthcare, and rent are eating into our monthly paychecks — all making it hard for middle class millennials to achieve the kind of financial stability our predecessors expected as long as they sold out to the man.
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Azerbaijan is also considering using supplies from the Total -operated Absheron gasfield in the Caspian Sea to fill out one of the world's longest pipeline projects, easing concern over growing domestic shortfalls eating into the share left over for exports.
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And MediaTek Inc, Samsung and Huawei Technologies Co Ltd have all announced plans to make 5G chips, with Samsung and Huawei both planning to use the chips in some models of their own phones, eating into potential business for Qualcomm.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices were about 20183 percent higher on Wednesday after a report showed U.S. refineries processed record amounts of crude in the latest week, eating into inventories, although a surprise jump in gasoline stockpiles limited price gains.
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"But once I started getting into injecting and using even more than I was being prescribed, I started having to purchase extra on the side, on the street, and that started eating into every bit of money I had," she recalled.
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A fire that has been growing for nearly two weeks in Northern California, becoming the largest in modern state history, continued to rage overnight, as firefighters battled to keep the edges from eating into residential areas, officials said on Tuesday.
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At 1620 GMT, the rand was down 0.2 percent at 12.0800 per dollar, eating into gains of around one percent a day earlier after the ANC confirmed it was discussing whether to push for Zuma's removal as head of state.
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Ahead of next month's elections in Bavaria, the conservative southern state that is Germany's wealthiest, the rise of the AfD is eating into the support for the governing center-right Christian Social Union (CSU), sending the conservative party into panic mode.
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The prospect of tighter pipeline capacity in January is a blow to Canadian producers who saw the discount on heavy barrels hit its widest level in four years this month, erasing recent gains made in U.S. benchmark crude and eating into revenues.
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Volume has been challenged in 2019 as spreads on the largest and most senior portion of the funds has remained wide – eating into returns to equity investors who are paid last with whatever is left over after the most senior tranches are paid.
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MILAN, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena's debt rating could be upgraded by Fitch if the lender manages to complete a planned sale of bad loans without eating into its capital base excessively, the ratings agency said on Monday.
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It started when one Instacart shopper shared a receipt that seemed to show that the company was eating into his $10 tip and using that money to help subsidize the worker's pay, netting him only 80 cents in base pay on a delivery.
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ALGIERS/LONDON (Reuters) - Algeria needs to exploit its shale gas resources to offset a surge in local energy consumption that is eating into vital exports, but developing the industry will take time and require far-reaching reforms at the state energy firm.
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The latter two focus on a smaller and higher end selection of restaurants and have as such been eating into the margins and market share of older players, who have taken more of a catch-all approach to the business of takeaway.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - Thermal coal has been one of the commodity success stories this year, but there is a risk that it becomes a victim of its own success by eating into its advantage over liquefied natural gas (LNG) in generating electricity.
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The two-year bike-share boom has put over 2000 million bikes in China alone, according to its Ministry of Transport, with more than 236 million riders registered, eating into car use and gasoline demand growth already expected to stagnate by 2500.
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The decline is likely due to a number of factors, including price hikes, increased competition from rivals like Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV, and new subscription services like Disney+ and Apple TV+ that are eating into consumers' limited entertainment budgets.
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Private equity firms have been eating into banks' underwriting fees for the last two years, by initially asking for discounts in return for providing pre-placed second-lien loans, and more recently by asking for lower fees if their debt funds join deals.
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The report released by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) acknowledged palm oil was eating into tropical forests and stressed that because palm trees were grown in the species-rich tropics, its production could have catastrophic effects on global biodiversity.
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In general, the bureaucracy associated with applying for and proving continued eligibility for disability benefits is so complex that health providers often spend far too much time helping clients with benefits, eating into precious time that should be spent addressing their illness.
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Mr. Hofer's failure is likely to reverberate around Europe, where the far right has made inroads from Marine Le Pen's National Front in France to the far-right Alternative for Germany party, both of which have begun eating into support for mainstream conservatives.
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And instead I got to experience the eclipse pretty much the way people throughout history have experienced eclipses—even if I did know that the Moon would continue gradually eating into the Sun and eventually cover it, and that it wouldn't make the world end.
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By bringing them to the average investors in the form of robo advisors, these platforms are not only eating into otherwise hefty fees charged by hedge funds and asset managers, but also are doing a better job than them to secure better yields for investors.
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In what is apparently not an April Fools' joke, Impossible Foods and Burger King are launching an Impossible Whopper For Burger King, the rollout of the Impossible Burger enabled the company to snag new customers while not eating into its core business of selling Whoppers.
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The Conference Board survey's findings are in stark contrast with a University of Michigan survey showing consumer sentiment falling to an 11-month low in early August as households worried about rising inflation eating into their modest wage increases and eroding their purchasing power.
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The company also is concerned that deteriorating relations between the world's two biggest economies are causing Beijing to double down on efforts to reduce reliance on U.S. suppliers of key hardware such as chips by nurturing homegrown competitors, eating into Nvidia's long-term business.
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Marguerita Cheng, CEO of Blue Ocean Global Wealth, says some of her Baby Boomer clients helped their Millennial kids with expenses when they couldn't find jobs – or had to take low-level positions-- after graduating college during or after the recession, eating into their savings.
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Remitly's UK launch will see it join local competitors such as Transferwise and Azimo in the digital remittance industry, which is quickly eating into the businesses of costlier, traditional services typically offered by banks and "bricks-and-mortar" organizations such as Western Union and Moneygram.
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But among the newer, hipper restaurants on Eater's lists in those four major U.S. cities, like Frenchette in New York and Dama in Los Angeles, Resy is eating into OpenTable's potential customer base, garnering 21 percent market share — half of OpenTable's 42 percent share.
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The networks, ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox, say in their complaint that Locast is eating into the licensing fees they get from pay-television companies like the cable operator Comcast and the satellite-TV provider Dish that carry the networks' programs and sports events.
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So a stronger dollar could wind up not just taking a bite out of profits for many large companies in the next few months, it could start eating into the wallets of US consumers that are used to buying American-made goods as well.
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The former, however, appears to be quickly establishing a foothold in the space and eating into Amazon's stronghold, with the company's share of the market jumping to 13 percent from 413 percent approximately one year ago, according to findings from Synergy Research Group and Canalys.
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The junk bond status would also cost Casino around 100 million euros a year in interest charges in France, eating into domestic free cashflow the group intends to use to help reduce debt, several analysts said, adding that the coupon would likely rise by 125 basis points.
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Meanwhile the CSU is driven by antipathy towards the chancellor and her leadership style (which seems utterly to exasperate Mr Seehofer, Mr Söder and Mr Dobrindt) and blind panic about the rise of the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany, which is eating into the party's Bavarian support.
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In March, the chain took Mardi Gras parade eating into their own hands by taking greasy boxes out of customers' hands, debuting a set of Mardi Gras beads that can hold a box of fried chicken (you really need to see this one to believe it).
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With economic recession, unemployment and inflation hurting Turkish voters and eating into the Erdogan's support base, any further erosion - even just a few percentage points – could be deeply damaging for his party, which already has to rely on an alliance with nationalists for its parliamentary majority.
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Biden's once-formidable lead in South Carolina has been shrinking, and there are signs Sanders is eating into Biden's support among black voters; a recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll of black Democratic primary voters found 31 percent supporting Biden and 29 percent supporting Sanders.
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That's why investors will have such a focus on companies' guidance as well, in light of the waning benefit from lower corporate tax rates and the potential for a stronger dollar eating into international sales and profits, said Lindsey Bell, investment strategist with CFRA, in a report.
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Goldman Sachs' 1MDB problems are eating into employee morale, and insiders worry the firm will use its legal woes as an excuse to scrimp on bonuses Goldman Sachs traders are wringing their hands ahead of this year's bonus season, one of the most emotional times on Wall Street.
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Supply disruptions have most likely pushed oil production below consumption levels in May for the first time in at least two years, meaning the world has started eating into the huge stockpiles of oil which knocked as much as 70 percent off crude prices between 2014 and early 2016.
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"There are myriad reasons for this step-down in consumer spending: the increase in mortgage debt is eating into disposable income, investment returns are falling, and the closure of many online lenders is cutting off a key source of consumer finance," Everbright Sun Hung Kai said in a note.
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Since it started out in 2007, Rocket has set up dozens of e-commerce firms around the world, but all of its current crop are still loss-making - meaning it needs to keep eating into its cash reserves to keep them afloat, and making corporate finance a crucial department.
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"This is coming to fruition where the bigger names like Uber Eats have been eating into GrubHub's market share in the US." For the fourth quarter, GrubHub results missed analysts' estimates as the company increased its spending on marketing and expansion activities to attract more people to its platforms.
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Company Year Started Capital Raised Investors Cloudflare July 2009 $182 million NEA, Union Square Ventures, Fidelity Fastly March 2011 $179 million Battery Ventures, August Capital, Iconiq, Sapphire Ventures StackPath 2015 $180 million ABRY Partners These newcomers have created headaches for Akamai, eating into its margins, steadily forcing the price down.
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Artificial intelligence is widely heralded as something that could disrupt the jobs market across the board — potentially eating into careers as varied as accountants, advertising agents, reporters and more — but there are some industries in dire need of assistance where AI could make a wholly positive impact, a core one being healthcare.
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You look at all of the different people eating into the social democratic vote in Europe, from Angela Merkel in Germany to the Danish People's Party (DPP) on the populist right in Denmark to Syriza in Greece, in some ways they are all doing so by owning that social democratic economic space.
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Bob Dold of Illinois, Rod Blum of Iowa and Cresent Hardy of Nevada have put up ferocious fights, forcing Democrats to continue spending money in their districts — and eating into the pot of cash Democrats are now trying to spread into far-flung, late-breaking House targets from southern Indiana to Montana.
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The new A321XLR has a range of 4,700 nautical miles (8,700 km), nudging it into a long-jump category enjoyed by wide-body jets like Boeing's out-of-production 757 and eating into a range category that the U.S. planemaker is eyeing with a possible new mid-market twin-aisle jet, the NMA.
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Though "Le Corbuffet" is not the first artist-driven cookbook — see Salvador Dalí's "Les Dîners de Gala" (213) and MoMA's "Artists' Cookbook" (221) — Choi's witty names for her dishes (Angus Martin, Richard Diebeinkorn Bread and Frida Kale-O Salad) paired with her playful food styling, turn the quotidian rituals of eating into a performance.
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So, in April 21990, when the doctors confirmed that she had an aggressive pancreatic cancer that was eating into her liver and making its way through the rest of her body, she rejected the possibility of palliative care offered by her oncologist, and instead enlisted the help of those she trusted the most: my mother and me.
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No change to text.) * Record low debt yields increase corporate pension liabilities * Pension liabilities seen eating into corporate earnings * Some electronics makers, utilities seen particularly vulnerable By Shinichi Saoshiro TOKYO, April 7 (Reuters) - Many Japanese companies are facing a big increase in pension liabilities thanks to the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) adoption of negative interest rates in January.
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It was a blessed relief when another member of staff walked into the room and politely noted that they'd book it out for a meeting and I was currently eating into their meeting time staring into space looking very, very glum while what sounded like a broken Casio keyboard stuck on DJ mode parped out of my laptop.
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"Even if Libyan output levels from here for a few weeks, current relative strength provides an additional challenge to OPEC given the fact that the elevated Libyan production is not only eating into other OPEC members market share but is also forcing renewed weakening in Brent structure," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory firm Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note.
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Keeping inflation-wary Germans patient may be the ECB's biggest challenge as the politically sensitive and emotionally charged issue is bound to feature in the election campaign ahead of elections in September With German inflation at 2.2 percent, real rates are in negative territory, eating into the savings of thrifty households and adding to already abundant criticism of super easy monetary policies.
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While the Federal Communications Commission passed net neutrality regulations in 2015, several internet service providers have in recent months launched controversial zero-rating programs of their own, including T-Mobile's BingeOn (which lets subscribers watch select streaming video services, including Netflix and Hulu, without eating into their data cap) and Verizon Wireless' FreeBee (which does much the same but isn't limited to streaming video services).
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Like the DualShock 4, you still get your touchpad and you can still plug in a wired 3.5mm headset into the controller for wireless audio — but because Astro's using a proprietary 2.4GHz USB dongle to connect to the system (with sub-5ms latency), you may not have to worry about that sound eating into your bandwidth quite the same way that it can with Bluetooth controllers like Sony's DualShock.
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The warehouse saves on unnecessary payroll costs; the employee gets an unpaid reprieve without eating into their precious allowance of time off (assuming they're one of the classes of warehouse workers that receives any.) "Associates" as they're called can sign up for text alerts, emails, or both, and when a VTO opportunity comes through they can decide whether or not to snap up one of the quickly-filling slots.
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The David Solomon era at Goldman Sachs kicked off with 43 words Lloyd Blankfein would never sayGoldman Sachs CEO David Solomon shares his best leadership adviceGoldman Sachs is shaking up the way it stocks one of the most elite clubs on Wall Street — and it shows how banks are back to making money againGoldman Sachs' 1MDB problems are eating into employee morale, and insiders worry the firm will use its legal woes as an excuse to scrimp on bonusesGoldman Sachs is about to move dozens of jobs out of pricey New York to Utah as Wall Street turns to cheaper cities
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You have to work to live, and you can only afford to live far away from work because of complicated machinations designed by hands unseen and an unfair structure that necessitates this and the fact that your work don't pay you enough anyway (whatever your work pays you is not enough, this is a fact that is true about broadly everyone), and all this time you spend clunking to and from work every day is eating into your sanity and your spare time, and no matter how far you are from work the reality of the commute is a constant within it – you know how you went for a couple of pints after work to avoid the packed commuter train home and now here you are, half-pissed in Liverpool Street station and desperately eating a pasty because you know you'll get in too late to have dinner?
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