"This information is growing faster than we expected," Volkow said.
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It is also growing faster than any other major navy.
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Google: Southeast Asia's internet economy is growing faster than expected
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It's something that's growing faster than overall messaging is growing.
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And yet, its losses are growing faster than its income.
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Stories, Everson says, are growing faster than the News Feed.
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These parts of the world are growing faster than Europe.
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On the other hand, disinformation is growing faster than ever.
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Mountain West states are growing faster than any other region.
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Some gig economy jobs are growing faster than others, however.
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They are growing faster than any publicly traded software company today.
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And Qualtrics is bigger, more profitable and growing faster than SurveyMonkey.
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Its economy is growing faster than the country's as a whole.
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Student numbers, and so upfront costs, are growing faster than revenues.
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Meanwhile, health spending has been growing faster than the broader economy.
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Are Intel's other businesses growing faster than PC sales are falling?
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"We're growing faster than anyone" on a dollar basis, he said.
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But health spending is still growing faster than the overall economy.
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Microsoft's Azure may be smaller, but it's now growing faster than AWS.
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Sorry, skeptics: Virtual reality is growing faster than you thought it would.
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On the demand side, global consumption is growing faster than many expected.
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Consumption of beef in China is growing faster than for other meats.
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Specifically, since 2009, corporate debt has been growing faster than consumer debt.
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To be sure, Sogou, or "search dog", is growing faster than Baidu.
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Consumption is already growing faster than it was earlier in the year.
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The internet information glut is growing faster than our critical thinking skills.
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Their number is growing faster than that of Canada's population as a whole.
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But it is growing faster than any other sector, data on Tuesday showed.
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But Vahabzadeh says cities are growing faster than the gears of government grind.
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Demand is growing faster than incomes and holds up well in economic downturns.
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Qualtrics is bigger and growing faster than SurveyMonkey and is also more profitable.
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E-commerce giant Amazon is growing faster than anyone can expect, he added.
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But the indications are that its capabilities are growing faster than outsiders expected.
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"We are growing faster than the market," management board member Rolf Bulander said.
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And they see subscription growing faster than any subscription category ever, alongside that.
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It's no surprise then that Texas is also growing faster than the nation.
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One thing's for sure, the independent workforce is growing faster than ever before.
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Sales of these products are actually growing faster than Home Depot's company average.
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That's growing faster than its losses, which grew 32 percent in that time.
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Growing faster than it anticipated is a bit of a blessing and a curse.
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We've been, in general over the last decade, growing faster than the PC industry.
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Instagram's user base is growing faster than it has in the past couple years.
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Tencent revealed on Wednesday that its social media platforms were growing faster than Facebook.
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"The only funds growing faster than ETFs since 2011: traditional index funds," he said.
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And franchising has been growing faster than non-franchise businesses since the last recession.
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And the total has been growing faster than states can find owners or heirs.
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The ONS said pay had been growing faster than inflation for several months now.
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Revenue overall is growing faster than earnings for companies in the S&P 500.
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Second, these dozen countries are growing faster than every other place in the world.
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It is growing faster than AWS did when it was at a similar size.
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Many YouTube creators expanded their businesses in 2019, with some growing faster than others.
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Hydrofluorocarbon emissions have been growing faster than any other form of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Commercial loans were growing faster than consumer loans, he said, which would help price stability.
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You know, the big picture is we are growing faster than almost anybody dreamed possible.
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Its economy is growing faster than much of the world's and with far lower unemployment.
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Tourism in Asia and the Pacific is growing faster than anywhere else in the world.
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The total number of electronic releases in the database is also growing faster than rock.
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Productivity has slowed to a large extent because hiring is growing faster than capital investment.
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The economy was growing faster than expected and seemed robust enough to warrant rate increases.
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Our net debt to the rest of the world is growing faster than our economy.
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Women's sneaker sales are growing faster than men's, and the market is not yet saturated.
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But Aerie is also growing faster than Victoria's Secret because it has diversified its offering.
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Revenue from premium seats, like business-class cabins, is growing faster than coach-class sales.
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They're growing faster than the ridesharing leaders, Uber and Lyft, did in their early days.
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Looklive – Shoppable photos Men's fashion is a $400 billion a year market growing faster than Women's.
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Homes under $200,000 sell quickly, and Orlando-area rents are growing faster than the national average.
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Both Juniper and Arista have indicated their enterprise businesses are growing faster than the overall market.
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In fact, according to TechCrunch, feature phone sales are growing faster than smartphone sales right now.
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Payments giant PayPal is growing faster than what analysts were expecting, according to the latest numbers.
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But China is not trapped; it is still growing faster than most countries, rich or poor.
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There are at least 50 countries -- many developing nations -- whose economies are growing faster than California's.
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Now the former are growing faster than the market overall, using greater heft to cut costs.
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"Our everyday nutrition portfolio is growing faster than the balance of [PepsiCo's overall] portfolio," Nooyi explained.
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"GDP would be growing faster than demand but that's just because of growing inventories," he said.
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Second, the economics of agriculture are getting tighter (input prices are growing faster than commodity prices).
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Paul of SellYourPanties notes that these services seem to be growing faster than outright panty sales.
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On top of that, US cases are growing faster than tests, according to Morgan Stanley's research.
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Microsoft for its part has touted its daily active user numbers as growing faster than Slack.
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"We are growing faster than the economy and the enterprise software sector overall," Mr. Priemer said.
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America is cruising along, China is growing faster than expected, Britain is muffling the Brexit downdraft.
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And though Spotify has more users than Amazon Music, Amazon Music is growing faster than Spotify.
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Nielsen data suggest companies that offer more fresh food are growing faster than those who don't.
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E-commerce sales have been growing faster than sales at brick-and-mortar retailers for several years.
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The amount of airline capacity in Europe is growing faster than demand, putting downward pressure on fares.
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And Tokopedia is growing faster than the market; sales on its platform quadrupled between 2017 and 2018.
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After years of demand growing faster than funding, the government looks poised to loosen the purse strings.
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At F8, the company shared the surprising revelation that the Stories format is growing faster than feeds.
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I feel like the film industry is growing faster than the modeling industry in terms of that.
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As OpenStack COO Mark Collier told me, the container projects are growing faster than the other projects.
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In other words, the value of government spending is growing faster than the value of U.S. commerce.
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And this, despite its gross domestic product (GDP) growing faster than most developed countries of the world.
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The Pew Research Centre says the European Muslim population is growing faster than the non-Muslim population.
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The economy was growing faster than its long-run potential, adding to inflation pressure, the OBR added.
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While Snap, Pinterest and Amazon are all growing faster than Google and Facebook, Twitter is a laggard.
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The U.S. economy is likely growing faster than expected, according to an economic model from Goldman Sachs.
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In fact, the number of women studying data processing was growing faster than the number of men.
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The Cash app, which launched in 2015, is growing faster than PayPal's Venmo, according to Nomura Instinet.
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In his CNBC interview, Buffett also said he believes the economy is growing faster than 2 percent.
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That could keep renewables stronger, and growing faster, than they otherwise might, which will help reduce emissions.
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For the first time since the invention of the automobile, cities are growing faster than suburban areas.
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Sales are also growing faster than expected, which it credits in part to a growing advertiser base.
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Debts at this level can easily become unsustainable, growing faster than the income necessary to repay them.
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Three years after ending its civil war, Colombia's economy is growing faster than most in the region.
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Today, Austin is growing faster than any other city in the US, and that is impacting Holly.
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Those economies have also been growing faster than their counterparts in the rest of Europe or Japan.
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In fact, in-store is currently growing faster than online sales, as a percentage of our sales.
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Powell said wages are growing faster than a year ago but not enough to stoke inflation fears.
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Snap is still growing faster than Facebook in North America, the most lucrative market for both companies.
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TikTok, a relative newcomer that&aposs growing faster than Facebook and Instagram, also landed on the list.
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He noted that Heineken's premium market in Brazil was still growing faster than the company had expected.
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"The supply side is growing faster than the demand side so hotels have more competition," he said.
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Staying on the current path where the debt is growing faster than the economy is clearly unsustainable.
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As Vox's David Roberts explained, demand growing faster than supply has created a slow-moving economic disaster.
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It's not just that the income of our optimistic techno-entrepreneurs is growing faster than gross domestic product.
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The Washington Technology Industry Association says the state's information technology exports are growing faster than any other state.
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"We set the task of being better than the market and growing faster than the market," he added.
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SurveyMonkey revealed in its IPO filing that its losses are growing faster than revenue on a percentage basis.
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Revenue is growing faster than costs, specifically its royalty payments, which means Spotify's gross margins are going up.
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Spending on health care by private business is growing faster than for government programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
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It's a cut of the market that he says is growing faster than the traditional, family gathering patrons.
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The effect is particularly pronounced when America is growing faster than other rich countries, as it has recently.
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The acquisition comes as the market for chemicals is growing faster than for gasoline and other refined products.
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The number of crashes, injuries and fatalities has been growing faster than highway traffic volumes since around 153.
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Atlanta, which had been losing population until the 1990s, was growing faster than any of the suburban neighborhoods.
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It's "growing faster than anything we normally see in San Francisco," said Jules Maltz, general partner at IVP.
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Huawei's smartphones are more popular than Apple's (AAPL) iPhone, and sales have been growing faster than Samsung (SSNLF).
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FireEye – Goldman upgraded the cybersecurity products maker to "buy" from "sell," with recurring revenue growing faster than expected.
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Government spending is growing faster than it should and debt reduction would fall short of the agreed target.
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As the economy changes over time, with some sectors growing faster than others, this snapshot becomes less accurate.
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These forecasts are driven largely by government expenditures growing faster than the overall economy, as represented by GDP.
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Warren Buffett, billionaire investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, believes the economy is growing faster than 2 percent.
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It forecast profit of about 705 million pounds for the following year, with costs growing faster than sales.
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And thanks to some big name celebrities, the "Wakanda Forever!" campaign is growing faster than a speeding bullet.
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But Hulu is growing faster than Netflix in the United States, and it has ambitions to expand internationally.
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"Puma, like many small brands, is growing faster than the market," NPD group retail analyst Matt Powell said.
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Even for people who do have health insurance, costs and deductibles have been growing faster than their incomes.
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Its peer-to-peer Cash App is growing faster than PayPal's Venmo, according to a recent Nomura report.
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Because right now, the indebtedness is growing faster than the economy is growing, and so that's a problem.
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Facebook's revenue growth is slowly declining, but the company's business is still growing faster than Wall Street expected.
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Despite a loudly trumpeted urban revival, America's suburbs and more distant "exurbs" are growing faster than its central cities.
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Because many of these forests are young, the quantity of wood in them is growing faster than their extent.
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"We now have real paychecks growing faster than they have any of the past three or four business cycles."
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Renewables are growing faster than any other source of energy, but they've got a long, long way to go.
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"We are growing faster than the market," Bosch management board member Rolf Bulander said in a statement on Tuesday.
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From 2011 to 2016, the challenges faced by other economies resulted in U.S. earnings growing faster than international ones.
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"There's a huge surge in dog parks; they're growing faster than any other type of parks," Mr. Benepe said.
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Square Cash, the mobile payment app developed by Square, is growing faster than PayPal's Venmo, according to Nomura Instinet.
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The US labor market has bounced back after disappointing data in February, and wages are growing faster than inflation.
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Investments in E.T.F.s have been growing faster than those in mutual funds as investors become more comfortable with them.
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Amazon's cloud business picked up $9.95 billion in revenue in the fourth quarter, growing faster than analysts had expected.
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Our public debt is growing faster than is our collective income, out of which we must service that debt.
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Spain's economy, like the rest of Europe's, is growing faster than before the 2008 financial crisis and creating jobs.
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Popeyes already is growing faster than both Restaurant Brands International's Tim Hortons and Burger King, according to Q2 results.
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While revenue from chips is growing faster than licensing revenue, it still represents around a third of Qualcomm's total revenue.
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He said that, based on publicly available data from 2017, it was likely growing faster than any of its rivals.
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So far, so good: Since early 2017, the index's "jobs of the future" have been growing faster than all jobs.
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It is the core competence of an economy that's growing faster than 6 or 7 percent a year, is theft.
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With seats for sale growing faster than the pool of passengers to buy them, fares for U.S. flights have fallen.
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Meanwhile, renters interested in buying continue to face minimal choices, strong competition and home prices growing faster than their incomes.
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Astronomers have just discovered a black hole that's growing faster than any other black hole yet found in the universe.
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LinkedIn represents almost 6% of Microsoft's total revenue and has been growing faster than several other parts of Microsoft's business.
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The deficit is increasing rapidly because the U.S. economy is growing faster than the economies of its major trading partners.
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A chart Microsoft released suggests that Teams is growing faster than Slack in terms of daily users, despite being larger.
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Rising inventory levels and recent falls in the prices, though, suggest output has been growing faster than China's actual demand.
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Both the United States and China possess digital tech industries that are larger, more sophisticated and growing faster than Russia's.
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Despite the Trump administration's trade war with China, the US economy is growing faster than expected, according to the Guardian.
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Today, militias are growing faster than other kinds of criminal organizations, also according to the head of Rio's civil police.
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So far, so good: Since early 2017, the index's jobs of the future have been growing faster than all jobs.
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"Just looking at fundamentals – we think tech's going to continue growing faster than the rest of the market," Bailey added.
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"When you look at BABA, they're growing faster than Amazon, and they're priced at one-third the multiple," added Tepper.
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"There are countries where the population is growing faster than the economy," he told The New York Times in 2012.
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Mr. Redstone split them apart when the Viacom properties were growing faster than the CBS broadcast network and radio stations.
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For most of the time since 2010 we've seen tech growing faster than the rest of the Bay Area economy.
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Worldwide, sales of men's beauty and fashion products have been growing faster than women's sales since 2010, according to CNN.
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With a boost from tax cuts and increased government spending, the U.S. economy is growing faster than it has for years.
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First, some industries that are concentrated in conservative parts of America—most notably mining—are growing faster than the overall economy.
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Among online shoppers in countries like Italy, Spain and France, PayPal is growing faster than Mastercard and Visa among online shoppers.
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As costly as sector stocks are, Amazon has kept growing faster than most, up more than 31 percent year to date.
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While revenue from chips is growing faster than licensing revenue, it still represents around a third of the company's total revenue.
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However, it is growing faster than the category as a whole as brewers try to capitalize on consumers' greater health consciousness.
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Thanks in part to a falling working-age population, which peaked in 2011, incomes are growing faster than the overall economy.
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Transportation is responsible for about a quarter of global emissions, and those emissions are growing faster than in any other sector.
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Coupled with declining savings rates and debt that is growing faster than wages, it's no wonder employees are unhappy, said Antonelli.
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That is, the economy is still growing faster than its long-run potential rate of growth, and the recovery is continuing.
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Wages at every wage level are growing faster than inflation, yielding a real increase in the standard of living for workers.
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As employers navigate these labor shortages, pay for lower-income workers is growing faster than the national average, Glassdoor data shows.
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The economy is growing faster than its long-term trend, and employers are hiring vigorously a full decade into an expansion.
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The US government pays more than 224% of all Americans' prescription costs, and this amount has been growing faster than inflation.
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But in their quarterly earnings reports on Thursday, the three said cloud computing was growing faster than their larger, older businesses.
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But Retzler says the industry in general is growing faster than the US economy, and businesses in health monitoring are promising.
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The economy has been growing at a respectable but not spectacular rate, and wages have barely been growing faster than inflation.
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Unemployment is down, corporate profits have soared, and the economy is growing faster than it has in more than a decade.
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The in-migration that helped expand the economy and kept New Hampshire growing faster than much of the Northeast has also slowed.
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In the United States, unemployment stands at a little more than 4 percent; at long last, wages are growing faster than productivity.
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What is the core competence of any economy that's growing faster than any economy in the world, which is China right now?
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The industry's success comes in part because the premium segment has long been growing faster than the car market as a whole.
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The red line shows that overall wages are growing faster than they have in a long time — about 3 percent per year.
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"The quickening speed of inventory movement is a reflection of demand growing faster than supply," said Jonathan Smoke, chief economist at Realtor.
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Spending by that group has been growing faster than that of the overall population and is expected to continue to do so.
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"It's true that rising inventory in third or fourth tier cities is partly due to supply growing faster than demand," he said.
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S. debt is fairly high to the level of GDP — and much more importantly — it's growing faster than GDP, really significantly faster.
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He correctly surmised that productivity was growing faster than expected, allowing greater output and creating more jobs than the Fed's analysis foresaw.
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Lower tariffs helped North American supply chains compete, but the data does not show supply-chain trade growing faster than other types.
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A recent Reuters analysis showed corporate debt is growing faster than last year, with few companies using stronger profits to reduce debt.
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Workers want their paychecks to get larger, not smaller, they say, especially now that Stop & Shop's profits are growing faster than before.
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And unemployment remained at 3.8 percent in March, while wage growth kept its momentum, ensuring that pay is growing faster than inflation.
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That corporate earnings are excelling and the global economy is growing faster than many expected has only added to the bullish vibe.
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All over the globe, the population of people who are aged 65 and older is growing faster than every other age group.
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The dollar dash is unsurprising — it's liquid, U.S. yields are high and the U.S. economy is growing faster than other developed countries.
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Many consumers are feeling the strain of inflation that has been growing faster than their wages for much of the past decade.
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The services have been growing faster than rival paid music offerings in the country, including Spotify and local players Gaana and JioSaavn.
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While Target's digital revenue is growing faster than even Amazon's, digital sales still account for only around 5 percent of all revenue.
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Moreover, a recent Reuters analysis showed corporate debt is growing faster than last year, with few companies using stronger profits to reduce debt.
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He said that's a reversal from earlier in the 2010 decade when big cities and large metropolitan areas were growing faster than suburbs.
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SAP is growing faster than established competitors Oracle and IBM, while competing on price to head off cloud-based rivals such as Salesforce.
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"Recent data suggest the euro economy has accelerated and is growing faster than consensus expectations," Credit Suisse said in a note on Monday.
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The professional networking site's revenue more than doubled in Microsoft's latest fiscal year, growing faster than any other major product or service category.
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Business travel is growing faster than leisure travel and corporate customers now account for some 248 percent of rental nights booked on Airbnb.
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In other words, its losses are growing faster than its revenues, and so it needs to start generating more of the latter, pronto.
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Still, investors should beware the naive belief that, because emerging markets are growing faster than advanced economies, they must be a better bet.
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"Craft in cans is growing faster than craft in bottles," Boston Beer's Chairman Jim Koch said during the company's earnings call on Thursday.
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For the first time in American history, cities began growing faster than suburban communities, according to research from Brookings Institution demographer William Frey.
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Despite President Trump's trade tariffs, corporate profits have soared, and the economy is growing faster than it has in more than a decade.
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For PayPal, a separation meant freedom to pursue future opportunities elsewhere, especially since PayPal was growing faster than eBay prior to the breakup.
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The company's wireless business has been growing faster than its wireline operations — traditional landlines and wire-based internet service — and is more profitable.
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Roku's streaming business is growing faster than Netflix did at a similar stage in the company's life, according to analysts at William Blair.
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On Thursday, there was further news on this front, China's economy growing faster than expected in the fourth quarter from a year earlier.
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Yango's scale is also growing faster than similarly sized Ronshine China Holdings Limited (B+/Stable), but its leverage is higher than Ronshine's around 50%.
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For a decade, China has been growing faster than the US. In currency terms, US GDP in 2000 was 8.5 times that of China.
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While Azure is still much smaller than rival Amazon Web Service, Stifel analysts say it's growing faster than AWS was at a similar size.
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At this point, its advertising business is growing faster than its hardware business, a sign of investment in the company's free ad-supported channels.
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For now, Lyft's rider base is growing faster than the amount of drivers, which results in drivers spending more hours on the Lyft platform.
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Unlike most segments of the economy, retail workers' wages are now growing faster than they were during the boom years of the early 2000s.
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Last year we had a little bit of a setback, and then this year, back to growth again, [and] growing faster than the industry.
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The big picture: Minneapolis is growing faster than it has at any point in time since 1950, but its housing supply isn't keeping pace.
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It says that for all its other advances, this type of human insecurity is growing faster than our ability to prevent or reverse it.
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These policies fuel American demand for imports and reduce U.S. savings, in no small part because our economy is growing faster than most others.
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Wearables are growing faster than any other Apple businessApple's Wearables, Home, and Accessories business grew more than 50% year-over-year to $6.5 billion.
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With the recovery in full swing, that trend appears to be reversing, and suburbs are once again growing faster than the cities they surround.
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This was higher than the 2.3 percent year-on-year rate for the U.S. economy, which had been growing faster than the euro zone.
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And wages have been growing faster than inflation, indicating that workers are regaining some of the ground they lost during the long, slow recovery.
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In 2015, several large investors poured $500 million into Zenefits, which was then growing faster than you at an all-you-can-eat buffet.
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Unemployment, which peaked near 30 percent in 2013, is below 20 percent and falling, and the economy is growing faster than the European average.
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Pickup orders are growing faster than dine-in orders, with sales improving by 32% last year compared to 5.23% for digital delivery, NPD said.
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The greenback has benefited as investors favored it over the euro and currencies of economies that are seen growing faster than the United States.
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But because the economy would be growing faster than the debt, the share of GDP that is debt would fall and fall over time.
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Medical salaries are growing faster than those in other sectors, rising from 88% to 122% of the national average in the past five years.
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But with the state's population growing faster than the national average, North Carolina is seeing some of its biggest job growth in retail trade.
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The popular peer-to-peer Cash App, which had a breakout second quarter, is growing faster than PayPal's Venmo, according to another Nomura report.
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Moody's warned on Thursday that debt is now growing faster than gross domestic product (GDP) for many EM economies, making them vulnerable to external shocks.
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The expansion also aimed at tapping the transportation fuel market in those regions, where demand is growing faster than the global average, the executives said.
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But the number of new models vying for a share of that market is growing faster than demand, threatening the fat profits automakers have enjoyed.
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But it gets a little tricky here because to get a higher multiple, your company must be growing faster than other similar-sized SaaS companies.
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Netgear has claimed that Arlo is growing faster than competing smart home cameras, and whether that's accurate or not, they're clearly the company's bright spot.
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It helps, too, that the economy has been growing for 26 years without a recession, and that incomes have been growing faster than the population.
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It launched the stripped-down version of the social network app called Facebook Lite in 2015, which is now growing faster than the Facebook app.
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As the two researchers summarized: Student loan debt was largely immune to post-recession deleveraging and is growing faster than any other type of debt.
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The predictable consequence of demand growing faster than supply is that existing housing in the state, especially in its biggest cities, has become insanely expensive.
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The Indianapolis region is growing faster than Chicago, Cleveland or Detroit, and personal income statewide rose 3.6 percent last year, faster than the national average.
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Until IBM turns the corner, with the new businesses growing faster than older lines decline, the outcome of the company's renewal campaign remains in doubt.
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I went through a phase when the business was growing faster than many of my managers — who were my friends — could build their skill sets.
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Kim said Indonesia's population was growing faster than those in China, India, Vietnam and Thailand, which was putting even more strain on its creaky infrastructure.
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Looking forward, we continue to point to mathematical earnings growth via margin mix shift as every business in AMZN's stable is growing faster than 493P.
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"People have been able to borrow to keep consumer spending growing faster than real incomes," said John Hawksworth, chief economist for PwC UK in London.
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The share of "nontraditional workers" in our labor force — such as independent contractors and freelancers — has been growing faster than any other type of worker.
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KeyBanc said that Oracle's cloud competitors Microsoft, Salesforce and Amazon Web Services are growing faster than Oracle, even though they all have larger cloud revenues.
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But times are changing: the sneaker industry is now worth $23 billion globally, and the women's share of the market is growing faster than men's.
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By raising hundreds of millions in capital, "these businesses are growing faster than ever before," Byron Deeter, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners told Business Insider.
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The Model Y would be Tesla's first crossover vehicle — a segment that is growing faster than perhaps any other in the U.S. passenger vehicle market.
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Walmart doesn't break out online sales by geography, but has previously said that the U.S. digital business is growing faster than the company's international business.
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This includes a growing tempo of lending to households and businesses, a more favourable development in credit risks, and home prices growing faster than household income.
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It said financial imbalances were widening with household debt growing faster than income and corporate borrowing also growing fast in the real estate-related business sectors.
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Job openings are at record levels, layoffs remain at multi-decade lows, and wages have been growing faster than consumer price inflation for a long stretch.
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But as e-commerce continues to expand, the demand for warehouse workers is growing faster than the labor supply and creating an increased need for automation.
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A surplus in services such as IT outsourcing helps reduce the overall trade deficit by around half, but even there imports are growing faster than exports.
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Huawei sells more telecommunications equipment than any other company in the world, and its smartphone business is growing faster than that of Samsung or Apple (AAPL).
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For fiscal year 2019, Schindler expects to continue growing faster than the market, with revenue seen up between 4 percent and 6 percent in local currencies.
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The new free-to-play shooter is growing faster than the massively popular Fortnite, and investors are excited about its potential to earn EA big bucks.
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QNB would look for markets that are growing faster than Qatar's growth of 2-4 percent a year, Chief Financial Officer Ramzi Talat Mari told Reuters.
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While JD.com's revenue and the value of goods transacted on its platforms are growing faster than at Alibaba, it is also coming from a smaller base.
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He also said the company's service revenue was consistently growing faster than the rest of the company, and would reach 3-3.5 billion euros in 2020.
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WE'RE KIND OF TO A 290% PLUS GROWTH ECONOMY AND WE'VE GOT LOW UNEMPLOYMENT AND WAGES ARE GROWING FASTER THAN PEOPLE THINK AND PEOPLE ARE SPENDING.
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Smartphone penetration and internet usage is growing faster than the most optimistic predictions, set to reach more than half of the population according to certain estimates.
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Both markets are growing faster than Keysight's $13.5 billion core markets (wireless devices and operators), given a network-level focus and the high software solution content.
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Brookings also reports the suburbs are growing faster than urban areas, partly because of the lack of affordable housing in cities, making them younger, more diverse.
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Square's mobile payment app is growing faster than PayPal's Venmo and is getting an added boost because it allows transactions in bitcoin, according to Nomura Instinet.
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Roche still expects 2016 sales to grow by a low- to mid-single digit percentage at constant exchange rates, with core earnings growing faster than sales.
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Apple's CEO Tim Cook said that Apple Pay is growing faster than PayPal when it comes to adding new users and growing the number of transactions.
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"China's growth and appetite for medicines are growing faster than its regulatory infrastructure can keep up," said Sophie Cairns, senior analyst at consultancy IHS Life Sciences.
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Suicide is a growing public health crisis nationwide, and the suicide rate in the veteran population has been growing faster than in other sectors of society.
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But the number of new models vying for a share of the SUV market is growing faster than demand, threatening the fat profits automakers have enjoyed.
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Consumption of liquefied natural gas, which is chilled to liquid form and transported on special ships, is growing faster than that of natural gas or oil.
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After growing faster than the economy for three decades, debt growth in many countries, including the United States, has fallen back in line with economic growth.
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Populations of racial and ethnic minorities are growing faster than whites, and one of the fastest growing groups consists of those who identify as mixed race.
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Singapore is now growing faster than Switzerland and is set to become the largest cross-border financial center in the world by 2028, the firm forecasts.
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HP had surprised investors by growing faster than many had believed possible after its 2015 split with HP Enterprise, but it has struggled in recent quarters.
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As a result, the whole pie is growing faster than the slice for capital owners (which is proportional to the smaller after-tax return on capital).
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Total financial obligations are lower, debt service ratios are lower, personal incomes are up and wages are again growing faster than inflation thanks to low unemployment.
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Among his points: Dallas has been growing faster than any city in the country and fast growth is a factor that both it and Amazon share.
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"Security threats are growing faster than security teams and budgets can keep up, and there's already a huge talent shortage," the company said in the post.
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According to a Business Insider Intelligence report, the number of FDA-approved AI solutions for radiology is growing faster than other applications of AI in imaging.
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Unemployment is at its lowest level in nearly 21994 years and the economy is growing faster than since the best economic years of the Obama era.
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Credit to corporations is growing faster than the U.S. gross domestic product and the ratio of their debt to earnings "is historically high and rising," it said.
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First, Uber Eats is growing faster than core ride-hailing, and there Uber has to pay two parties — the driver and the restaurant — instead of just one.
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But more can be explained by simple residential demand: Australia's two biggest cities are growing faster than the national average thanks to migration, both internal and overseas.
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" Indy Guha, partner at Bain Capital Ventures said he invested in the company because his research shows that "fraud is growing faster than overall e-commerce growth.
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What happened is that because the economy was growing faster than expected, the deficit was smaller than expected, which led Republicans to push for enormous tax cuts.
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While revenue from chips is growing faster than licensing revenue, it still represents 32.8 percent of the company's total revenue according to the company's latest earnings report.
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The world's appetite for oil and gasoline is growing faster than many forecasters expected, putting Brent crude on pace to top $70 a barrel, Goldman Sachs says.
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For now, though, the concerns appear to be easing, and recent figures show the $26 billion garment export sector is growing faster than many had dared predict.
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The U.S. economy has been growing faster than expected lately, helped by solid gains in personal spending and businesses building their inventories of goods to sell later.
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When asked about the ARPU number on the earnings call, CFO Todd Morgenfeld said "it's mathematics," because the international business is growing faster than the U.S. business.
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JIM CRAMER: Now, do you envision a day where healthcare won't be such a huge part of the GDP, it won't be growing faster than the GDP?
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The German cable industry is growing faster than the market average as it is taking market share in telephony and broadband with scope to upsell bundled services.
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In fact, in all but one of the 10 largest metropolitan areas on the coast, the minority population is growing faster than the white non-Hispanic population.
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If you're growing faster than doubling the number of employees in any 12-month period, then inherently you're going to have more new people than old people.
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HP had surprised investors by growing faster than many had believed possible after its 353 split with HP Enterprise (HPE), but it has struggled in recent quarters.
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Our economy is growing faster than that of any other developed country, spurred by a pro-business administration in the White House, lower taxes and reduced regulations.
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And the Department of Investigation has added inspectors general for the police as well as the city's hospitals, growing faster than every other area of city government.
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These conversions are growing faster than online shopping overall, so we are now approaching a tipping point where soon smartphones might outweigh web-based purchases through computers.
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"They're growing faster than Amazon and they're priced at one-third the multiple so that to me signals this is a good long-term buy," said Tepper.
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"Overall, we see the risk of the economy unexpectedly weakening as roughly balanced with the possibility of the economy growing faster than we currently anticipate," Powell said.
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HP had surprised investors by growing faster than many had believed possible after its 2015 split with HP Enterprise (HPE), but it has struggled in recent quarters.
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Lenders are now charged for excess reserves they park at the central bank, making it costly for them to have deposit volume growing faster than loan volume.
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Huawei sells more telecommunications equipment than any other company in the world, and its smartphone business is growing faster than that of Samsung (SSNLF) or Apple (AAPL).
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LafargeHolcim's new chief executive laid out on Friday his plan to revamp the world's biggest cement group by growing faster than the overall market and chopping costs.
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In the years ahead, China, now the world's second-largest economy and growing faster than the United States, can become the center of an expanding trade ecosystem.
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"Game development times are getting longer, and R&D costs are growing faster than they had previously," analyst Doug Creutz wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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The first company renting electric cars in Polish cities - Enigma SOI controlled by Comp - is growing faster than assumed in its business plan, Puls Biznesu daily reported.
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The company pointed to Second Measure data that showed Postmates is growing faster than UberEats and GrubHub nationally, while remaining especially popular in places like Los Angeles.
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That means that despite iOS daily active users and average time spent growing faster than last year, Android dragged Snapchat again to see no total daily user growth.
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It expanded into London in 2017, which he said was growing faster than Spain, and the company is considering moves to develop marketplaces in Birmingham and Manchester eventually.
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On Sunday, a committee representing the group said oil supply is growing faster than demand, suggesting the alliance may have to launch a fresh round of production cuts.
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However, a committee tasked with monitoring the group's production agreement concluded on Sunday that oil supplies are growing faster than demand requires, threatening to leave the market oversupplied.
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ISIS may have been decimated in Syria, but Jihadism, global Salafi Jihadism, which is this ideology of anti- westernism, of theocracy, is growing faster than it ever has.
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That pace, which is faster than markets currently expect, "seems reasonable if we continue to see real GDP growing faster than the so-called 'potential' rate," Rosengren said.
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Of course, the slow growth in Sub-Saharan Africa, in some spots it is 1% growth at a time when the population even is growing faster than that.
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In the athletic footwear industry in the U.S. today, "smaller brands are thriving and growing faster than the overall market," according to NPD Group sports analyst Matt Powell.
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At last count, regular WhatsApp users had ballooned to 1.2 billion, with 700 million people now regularly checking Instagram each month — a service that's growing faster than ever.
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While the fact that the world economy is growing faster than a year ago might seem like good news, it changes the outlook for markets in several ways.
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Student debt obligations are growing faster than the average salaries for recent graduates, and require an estimated $160 billion in annual payments, according to new analysis from Moody's.
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Credit to those corporations is growing faster than the U.S. gross domestic product and the ratio of their debt to earnings "is historically high and rising," it said.
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"We've seen the growth in the ridesharing space and in particular, Lyft is growing faster than anybody else," GM president Dan Amman explained about the investment to TechCrunch.
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The percentage of auto loans to buyers with the poorest credit ratings is growing faster than the rest of the auto finance market, according to a new report.
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"If you are good at all of these things — digital, delivery, take out, social — you are generally taking share in the space, and growing faster than the rest."
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While incomes are growing faster than America in percentage terms, they are growing from a much lower base, meaning that in absolute terms the gap is still increasing.
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"If anything, demand for that talent is growing faster than the supply of new researchers, because A.I. is moving from early adopters to wider use," Mr. Nicholson said.
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These deeply troubling, regressive changes would be particularly harmful to workers in the service industry, currently 80 percent of our economy and growing faster than any other part.
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He's right: California's economy is growing faster than any other state's and would be one of the largest economies in the world if it were an independent nation.
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"If anything, demand for that talent is growing faster than the supply of new researchers, because A.I. is moving from early adopters to wider use," Mr. Nicholson said.
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For their part, most economists think Trump's economic promises — a manufacturing jobs boom coupled with an economy growing faster than 4 percent a year — are impossible to keep.
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He spearheaded the move last November to hive off the Genesis sedan into a standalone brand, tapping a segment growing faster than the mass market to generate higher margins.
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The company's outspoken chairman, Jia Yueting, recently acknowledged, though, that the company had been growing faster than it could handle and promised to operate in a more sustainable way.
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This company, in particular, is interesting because it's trading at a "sizable" discount to its net asset value, said Brown, yet housing rents are growing faster than apartment rents.
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The company, known for its messenger app WeChat, revealed that its social media platforms are growing faster than rival Facebook in terms of monthly active users numbers, or MAUs.
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China, on the other hand, is growing faster than anticipated, and is expected to surpass the United States as the world's biggest movie market in the next two years.
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The shortage of available workers could be driving a trend that has the compensation for lower paying jobs growing faster than the national average, according to data from Glassdoor.
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The high end of the housing market is growing faster than ever, with more than 30 homes currently listed for $10 million or more in Jackson Hole, Liebzeit said.
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Even though unemployment is low and job growth appears strong — 211,000 jobs were created in April according to the recent jobs report — wages are barely growing faster than inflation.
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"Prices are growing faster than pay, which doesn't bode well for real-terms consumer spending, especially with the household savings ratio being so low," said RBC economist Sam Hill.
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On the heels of losses that appear to be growing faster than revenues, and reported acquisition interest from Google, the music streaming service SoundCloud today announced some executive movements.
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"Costs to deliver products to customers are growing faster than sales and this is unsustainable and will be addressed," Chief Executive Steven Cain told analysts on a conference call.
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The takeaway: Health care is getting more expensive for all of us — as health care spending and premiums have been growing faster than household incomes for the past decade.
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The micro-blogging social media company was growing faster than anyone had expected and the company servers were crashing every day, says Williams in a 22014 Vanity Fair article.
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Gaining full control of Hulu, which is growing faster than Netflix in the U.S. and gets its revenue from subscriptions and advertising, would be another weapon in its arsenal.
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Casper proponents will tell you that the fact that its revenue is growing faster than its losses is one sign that it can pare back those losses over time.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that local mobile searches are growing faster than regular mobile search and he called Maps a "tremendous asset" where Google is pushing more advertising.
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Sales of cybersecurity products are growing faster than the overall tech industry as businesses seek to defend themselves against financial crimes and disruption of their operations caused by hackers.
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And many insurers say their administrative costs are growing faster than premium increases or that the kinds of customers they cover now because of the ACA are more costly.
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Its Optum unit, which includes a technology and consulting arm, a prescription-drug business, and a big division that provides medical care, is growing faster than the health insurer.
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As the overall pie is growing, the non-superstar segment of the market is indeed growing faster than the superstar segment, taking over a larger portion of industry royalties.
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On the surface, the news could not be better: Earnings are growing faster than anyone anticipated even a few months ago, even heading into the first quarter of 260.
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Freight demand in North America is growing faster than the global average, according to the International Air Transport Association, a industry group that represents most of the world's airlines.
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"Tesco's volume sales are growing faster than its value sales, particularly in the meat and fresh produce categories," said Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar Worldpanel.
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Next forecast full price sales growth of about 1 percent in the 2018-19 year and another fall in profit to 705 million pounds, with costs growing faster than sales.
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"Her Instagram Story numbers are growing faster than anything right now" says John Shahidi, founder Shots Studios, the Justin Bieber-backed selfie app and video creation startup that represents Stocking.
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The theater chain announced this morning the service is growing faster than anticipated, and has already signed up over 3803,000 users in the three months since its late July launch.
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In addition to selling 3 million Pixel phones in the fourth quarter of this year and 5.5 million in 2017, Google's core websites are growing faster than expected, Nowak estimates.
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A business showing moderate growth but exceptional profitability may be just as valuable as a company growing faster than its peers but burning massive amounts of cash to achieve this.
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Compared to main industry players such as Nike and Adidas, the two are smaller, unique brands — which are winning right now and growing faster than the industry, Powell told CNBC.
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"We are now in the surprising position where U.S. cigarette sales are growing faster than sales of food," said Citi Research analyst Adam Spielman in a note earlier this month.
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Few tech categories are growing faster than cybersecurity market, as organizations of all shapes and sizes seek to keep out their data out of the hands of increasingly sophisticated hackers.
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But the report highlighted stock prices that are high by some measures, commercial real estates values "growing faster than rents," and the willingness of lenders to fund risky corporate loans.
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Further, we must acknowledge and address the problem of domestic terrorism and the rise of white nationalist movements, which, according to one study, are growing faster than ISIS on Twitter.
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"The payment space is growing significantly faster than the economy, and both MasterCard and Visa are growing faster than the overall payment space because they're gaining market share," Pinto said.
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THAT IS ALL FORMS OF CASH, DIGITAL GROWING FASTER THAN NONDIGITAL AND THAT'S CONSISTENT MORE WITH A 2% TYPE OF GROWTH ECONOMY AS OPPOSED TO 230% WE HAD LAST YEAR.
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Salesforce.com has raised its full-year fiscal guidance and is preparing to continue growing faster than any "enterprise software company at this level," co-CEO Marc Benioff told CNBC Monday.
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"The first half of this decade, we saw something very unusual: Cities were growing faster than suburbs, probably for the first time since the invention of the car," Frey said.
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It peaked in the third quarter of 2004, while the American economy was growing faster than it is now, and then started falling until it bottomed out in early 2009.
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The I.S.E., which consists of three stock options markets, will help bolster Nasdaq's presence in a fiercely competitive industry that has been growing faster than the traditional equity exchange business.
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Clarida said the Fed will need to pay attention to growth beyond its borders, even as the economy domestically is growing faster than it has in a decade or so.
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But here's the thing, and he mentioned that in his speech today, the wage increases for the production workers is actually growing faster than the wage increases for their manager.
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More important, the populations of Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and California are all growing faster than the national average, while the growth rate in all the northeast states is below average.
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The good news is that a slow and steady expansion means that most Americans who want a job can now get one, and wages are growing faster than (low) inflation.
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One striking feature of the FOMC's latest economist forecast is that it envisages the U.S. economy growing faster than its long-run potential growth rate over the next few years.
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Data shows that hospitals are by far the biggest cost in our $2765 trillion health care system, where spending is growing faster than gross domestic product, inflation and wage growth.
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Britain's minimum wage is growing faster than those of other rich countries, causing it to climb in the international rankings of minimum wages relative to earnings (see chart, left panel).
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With urban populations growing faster than transport networks, cities need new equitable, integrated systems, it said, highlighting Latin America's struggle with congestion and pollution despite investment in mass transport systems.
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The current global dichotomy in which the U.S. economy is growing faster than most other economies in the face of a weaker dollar "does not sound right," the letter said.
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"It didn't have a knock-on effect on how the company is perceived by customer and suppliers," Poux-Guillaume said, adding the U.S. business was growing faster than Sulzer overall.
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While Google and Facebook still have a virtual duopoly on digital advertising revenue, Amazon's business is growing faster than expected, cementing it as a third, increasingly competitive player, according to eMarketer.
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The more than 26223,600 counties that Trump carried, although growing faster than in the final years of Barack Obama's presidency, still generate a distinct minority of the nation's output and employment.
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Chan said Intel's peers were likely to report 5 percent revenue growth in coming years, but with profits growing faster than revenue rather than along with it as Intel has forecast.
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There are 133 so-called city commercial banks similar to Bank of Tianjin, which are growing faster than their larger peers but have assets worth only 10.5 percent of the industry.
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Tequila sales, still largely confined to North America, are growing faster than the overall alcoholic drinks market as high-end brands help tequila shrug off its image as a party drink.
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China's retail sales gains all last year were nearly five times the rate in the United States, where consumer spending has also been growing faster than the economy as a whole.
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Gadola said the Indian market was growing faster than China, and Straumann would look at rolling out Equinox's products in the rest of south Asia and potentially Africa in the future.
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The U.S. population is growing at its slowest rate since 220006, with the West and South growing faster than Northeast, according to Census Bureau figures reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
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Buying the I.S.E., which comprises three stock options markets, will help Nasdaq bolster its presence in a fiercely competitive industry that has been growing faster than the traditional equity exchange business.
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And although Asia-Pacific has challenges such as high debt levels, weakening currencies and slowing growth, the region is still growing faster than major developed markets and many other emerging economies.
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The International Energy Agency announced that OPEC has achieved 90% of the cuts it agreed to in its November pact, and demand has been growing faster than they expected, per Bloomberg.
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The Fed has been raising rates to reduce the boost that monetary policy gives to the economy, which is growing faster than what central bank policymakers view as a sustainable rate.
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For this reason, these banks are specialized in specific sectors, products or geographical areas where they demonstrate good expertise which provides a competitive advantage to growing faster than the industry average.
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Most Americans are not concerned about the large deficit and resulting high public debt that is growing faster than our total economy, which in turn must pay the growing interest bill.
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The "cloud market will keep growing faster than most of the traditional information technology segment, as the market is still in the developing stage," said Daniel Liu, research analyst with Canalys.
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That means that, despite high debt levels in the United States, it shouldn't matter if the nation keeps borrowing money because its capacity to pay is growing faster than interest costs.
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"Tourism in Osaka is growing faster than in Tokyo, so I am certain that one day soon we will overtake Tokyo," Hirofumi Yoshimura, mayor of Osaka city, told reporters in Tokyo.
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The United States economy has been growing faster than that of Europe in the past few years — by 2.4 percent in 2015, for example — although it, too, has shown signs of slowing.
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With the bloc's economy growing faster than expected, investors have been speculating that the ECB could abruptly stop its asset purchases in September, as advocated by Estonia's central bank governor Ardo Hansson.
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Particularly noteworthy is that the market for commercial drones is growing faster than anticipated, and could triple between now and 2023, while the market for non-commercial drones appears to be slowing.
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Rafael Doménech, head of macroeconomic analysis at BBVA, a bank, thinks that the economy can go on growing faster than the euro-zone average for some time because unemployment is still high.
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But Ellevest, which is No. 45 on the 2019 CNBC Disruptor 50 list, is growing faster than the online advice industry as a whole, based on data and analysis from Backend Benchmarking.
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"That's purely a result of supply growing faster than demand," Emanuel said – year to date, U.K. room supply is up 2.2 percent compared with last year, while demand is up 1 percent.
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With the average pay-cheque now growing faster than at any time since 2009—when layoffs of low-paid workers were artificially boosting average wages—that argument is getting harder to make.
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Donohoe has said Ireland's economy overall is well-placed to respond to the disruption, after growing faster than any other in the EU every year since 2014, putting employment at record levels.
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If your company is growing faster than average for its size, the business will be worth more than the 5.7 times calculated above; if it's growing slower, it will be worth less.
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But the report also noted that stock prices are high by some measures, commercial real estates values have been "growing faster than rents," and that lendershave been freely funding risky corporate loans.
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His answer glossed over the fact that renewables, including solar, are now growing faster than other sources of electricity in the U.S. and are projected to continue growing, depending on government policies.
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One has a smaller window in which to do it, the direct expenses involved are growing faster than wages, and the wage penalty of taking the time to do it is rising.
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Puma is growing faster than its bigger German rival Adidas and market leader Nike, helped by savvy social media campaigns and partnerships with celebrities like Gomez, Rihanna and rap mogul Jay-Z.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's trade surplus narrowed in October with imports growing faster than exports which were slowed down by trade disputes between the United States and both China and the European Union.
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Dublin is already growing faster than its London rivals (see chart) and is increasingly successful at attracting transfer passengers, whose numbers rose by 50% in the first four months of the year.
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They argue that the gap has widened because the U.S. economy is growing faster than that of other countries, leading to greater purchases of foreign products by Americans and slowing sales abroad.
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They say the trade deficit continues to widen largely because the United States is growing faster than other countries, leading to greater purchases of foreign products by Americans and slowing sales abroad.
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Demand for SUVs in India is growing faster than some small car segments, prompting even the likes of Maruti that dominates the small-car space to look at launching SUVs and crossovers.
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Over the summer, Microsoft said that its Teams workplace chat app was growing faster than Slack, the one-time unicorn startup that went public this year in a much-watched direct listing.
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The federal budget deficit is growing faster than expected as a result of Mr. Trump's tax cuts and spending increases, which have forced the United States to borrow increasing sums of money.
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Apple — Apple Music is growing faster than music streaming rival Spotify in the U.S., according to The Wall Street Journal, and is on pace to surpass Spotify's subscriber numbers this summer. Amazon.
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Hurd estimated that cloud services account for only $50 billion in revenue across the multi-trillion-dollar enterprise industry, but that that number is growing faster than anything else in the field.
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Dutch brewer Heineken has launched a non-alcoholic version of its namesake beer with the aim of becoming the global leader in a part of the market growing faster than the average.
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Not because of anything in the Affordable Care Act but because the underlying price of health care services has been growing faster than the overall pace of American economic growth for decades.
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Over the past decade the world's working-age population has been growing faster than the number of people officially employed, implying that there are more and more people in jobs outside the mainstream.
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From being peripheral to the energy system just over a decade ago, they are now growing faster than any other energy source and their falling costs are making them competitive with fossil fuels.
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The combination of a broad global expansion and relatively low oil prices has produced a surge in oil demand, with consumption growing faster than the long-term average over the last three years.
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The bank's residential mortgage book has been growing faster than those of its rivals, and CIBC has seen its home loan portfolio as a means through which it could cross-sell other products.
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Why it matters: The world's economies are simultaneously growing faster than have in years, but the bank warned that rising interest rates or "threats posed by rising trade protectionism" could prompt a downturn
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Nearly 20 years into its lifespan and growing faster than ever, Roadburn's springtime gathering boasts the most daring and forward-thinking lineups in the greater spectrum of rock music and general art curation.
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With America growing faster than any other developed nation, and with unemployment dropping sharply, the only effective attack they can mount is to note the absence of significant wage gains for most workers.
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There are 177 restaurant brands that each generated at least $1103 million in U.S. systemwide sales in 2017, but some are growing faster than others, according to Mark Kalinowski of Kalinowski Equity Research.
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Demand for workers on longer-term contracts - which French firms often avoid, fearing they will be unable to get rid of staff in the future - is growing faster than for short-term hires.
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Chief Executive Vittorio Colao said that excluding the Indian business, adjusted core earnings rose 20 percent to 14.1 billion euros, beating market expectations, and growing faster than revenues as the company improved efficiency.
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"The idea of EMQQ is that 85% of the world population lives in emerging markets and those economies are growing faster than ours, and what's emerging are the people, the consumers," Carter said.
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The federal budget is fairly described as teetering on a precipice: The public debt is growing faster than the economy, by a margin that is widening, while the economy is growing reasonably well.
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Aged 5 but growing faster than a human child, Morgan, played by 20-year-old Anya Taylor-Joy, looks like female teenager and is a highly intelligent being with outbursts of deadly anger.
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As our cities sprawl and more of us move to suburbs (which are still growing faster than central cities), our chances for contact are reduced and our ability to form enclaves is heightened.
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Facebook loves to tout these big user growth milestones, but the significance here is that Instagram's version of Stories appears to be growing faster than it was at the beginning of the year.
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Another strategy is to look for stocks that aren't just growing faster than inflation but that also have a track record of passing on that growth to shareholders in the form of dividends.
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The company highlighted strong revenue from its continuing growth of Prime membership and its cloud business, which picked up $226 billion in revenue in the fourth quarter, growing faster than analysts had expected.
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By the end of 20163, shadow lending was growing faster than traditional bank lending, and was equivalent to 22016 percent of total bank loans, according to a 22016 report from investment bank CLSA.
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This is because the poorest parts of the world are growing faster than everywhere else; more babies are being born in the places where it's hardest to lead a healthy and productive life.
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Vinyl records have staged a comeback, sales of printed books have been growing faster than e-books in some markets, and cameras that use old-fashioned film have seen a bit of a revival.
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It is also developing products such as fuel cards, a sector that is growing faster than other employee benefit schemes, notably in recession-hit Brazil, as companies seek to control business expenses more effectively.
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"CBS All Access is growing faster than we anticipated domestically, and now represents a whole new opportunity internationally as well," said Leslie Moonves, chairman and CEO of CBS, in a statement about today's news.
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But I selected Nick Lowery as the likely winner based on our thesis that global growth is accelerating and that technology spend will continue to dominate capex spending and keep growing faster than GDP.
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However, paid subscriptions still account for the bulk of Spotify's revenue today — €1,385 million versus just €126 million from advertising in Q1, and subscriptions are growing faster than advertising at 34% versus 24%, respectively.
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He says his is the largest private collection of architectural ornaments in the country, and it is growing faster than ever, as New York City's construction boom yields more artifacts than he can save.
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"None of these challenger platforms is close to displacing BlackBerry QNX in safety-critical modules, areas that are growing faster than infotainment in the modern software-defined car," Beard said in the blog post.
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Lear—the company on our list with the highest share of overall foreign employment—said said the automotive industry markets it supplies that are outside the U.S. are growing faster than the domestic market.
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And as Portland and King County show, in the most liberal areas of the country, the fight against fossil fuel supply — the mines, wells, railroads, and export terminals — is growing faster than anyone expected.
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They can be seen throughout the economy, where the share of jobs for highly educated workers and in skilled professions is growing faster than that of jobs for the less educated and less skilled.
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But nothing is growing faster than digital, which allows politicians to tailor their messages to voters who volunteer reams of information about their lives and political leanings on social-media platforms, such as Facebook.
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What's more, it's growing faster than PewDiePie, with T-Series adding roughly 141,000 new subscribers each day on average, versus 29,000 new daily subscribers for Kjellberg, according to social media tracking site Social Blade.
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Qatar's economy has been growing faster than expected despite the boycott and Sheikh Mohammed said Qatar's sovereign wealth fund, one of the world's largest, was expanding investments abroad despite expectations it would shrink and divest.
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The report comes from industry research company eMarketer, which says that, since its last report in May 2018, Apple Pay became number one and is cementing its status in 2019 by growing faster than expected.
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What do you respond to that when the CEO of obviously one of the most powerful companies in the world calls out eBay and says we're growing faster than you are for our core constituency?
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Lyft reached one million daily rides in July and, while that lags Uber's daily average of 5.5 million worldwide, data reported by Bloomberg weeks later suggested that Lyft is actually growing faster than its rival.
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With the unemployment rate at 3.8 percent and the economy still growing faster than potential even as it slows, they also are reluctant to abandon the idea that inflation and wages will eventually perk up.
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DUBLIN/BERLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair blames an internal "cock up", but its cancellation of 2000,218 flights exposes the struggle that low-cost carriers face as they risk growing faster than their ability to recruit experienced pilots.
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Lee again expressed concerns over the country's high household debt, still growing faster than incomes, adding that the central bank will closely watch capital flows that may fluctuate as the United States normalizes monetary policy.
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Why it matters: We're in the midst of a global megacity boom, and nowhere are cities growing faster than in sub-Saharan Africa, where the number of citydwellers will triple by 2050 to 20303 billion.
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India's goods imports, which had been growing faster than exports in the last several years, fell some 8.90% during the April-December period from year-earlier levels, compared to a roughly 2% decline in exports.
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At Morgan Stanley, it's now nearly half of total revenues: And wealth management is growing faster than institutional securities (that's the trading and investment banking division), reporting record quarterly revenue and pre-tax profit results.
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Everything I was doing around working mothers was growing so fast, and growing faster than Pando ever did frankly, and was making me much happier and was providing a lot of value in women's lives.
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Its development of products such as fuel cards also aims to tap into a sector that is growing faster than other parts of the employee benefits sector, as companies seek to control business expenses more effectively.
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Puma has been growing faster than its bigger German rival Adidas and market leader Nike, helped by savvy social media campaigns and partnerships with celebrities like singers Selena Gomez and Rihanna and rap mogul Jay-Z.
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Intel's data center group is its second-largest by revenue, making up 32% of Intel's revenue in Q3, and is growing faster than the company's still-larger business of making chips for PCs and other devices.
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Given the increasing awareness of the urgency of climate change over the past 10 years, fossil fuel costs should be higher and they should be growing faster than overall prices, signaling their contribution to global warming.
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A de facto 20 percent devaluation would spur Italian economic growth, drive exports up even faster (they have been growing faster than imports, but not enough to spur economic growth beyond an anemic one percent plus).
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UBS is shifting focus because the mid-segment is growing faster than the top-tier, or the ultra-high-net worth segment, which the bank classifies as individuals with more than $50 million in investable surplus.
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Australia is an attractive market for foreign insurers because the population and economy are growing faster than in most other developed markets, and analysts expect industry revenues could turn a corner after a choppy few years.
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Our large budget deficits and soaring national debt, which are growing faster than our gross domestic product, crowd out both the private business investment and public infrastructure investment that we need to make our economy strong.
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This year's numbers include Apple Music, which didn't exist a year ago but has 17 million worldwide subscribers today, as well as Spotify, which has been growing faster than Apple and has 40 million global subs.
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What JPMorgan said: "Sunnova is differentiated by a unique go-to-market strategy, it is growing faster than its nearest peers (off a smaller base), and the stock should appeal to a broader base of investors."
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Admittedly, Facebook is smaller and newer, and its ads business is growing faster than Google's — it grew advertising revenue 42.2 percent year-over-year in Q13, versus Google's 23.9 percent year-over-year ad revenue growth.
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Earlier this month, the IMF said that a wage increase for public sector workers was justified, but warned that the overall wage bill is growing faster than nominal GDP for a second year in a row.
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With its economy now growing faster than China's, and with a strong military and deep wariness about China's ambitions in Asia, India, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is determined to face China down.
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In their quarterly earnings reports on Thursday, the three said cloud computing — through which they rent computing services and online access to software hosted in their data centers — was growing faster than their larger, older businesses.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: LafargeHolcim's new chief executive laid out his plan to revamp the world's biggest cement group by growing faster than the overall market and chopping costs.
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But wine sales have been steadily growing faster than beer sales, especially around Super Bowl time, a reflection of the changing preferences of younger fans and an increase in women who watch the country's biggest sporting event.
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Even Canopy Growth, a Cramer-favorite and one of the few he currently recommends, revealed its operating costs are growing faster than sales, which led to the ouster of founder Bruce Linton as co-CEO last week.
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Gulden said Puma's partnerships with Rihanna and celebrity Kylie Jenner were helping it win more space at key retailers, which are all putting more focus on the women's business because it is growing faster than the men's.
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The economy grew a steady 6.4 percent in the first quarter, defying expectations of a further slowdown, with factory output, retail sales and investment in March all growing faster than expected following a raft of stimulus measures.
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BERLIN, May 30 (Reuters) - Global demand for passenger travel in April rose 4.6 percent, growing faster than demand for air freight, which is still in a difficult situation, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in Monday.
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"Because it's a little unusual to me that a club without a headlining DJ is growing faster than a club with a headlining DJ." There are certainly many apps that are part and parcel of contemporary nightlife.
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Fueled by Snapchat's user base, the app is growing faster than Venmo, Tinder, Uber and Lyft, according to the report, which comes almost exactly a year after it was (unofficially) announced Snap was acquiring Bitmoji maker BitStrips.
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India would still be growing faster than China's 6.4 percent growth in the same quarter, but its economy has decelerated from the more than two-year high of 8.2 percent growth posted in the April-June quarter.
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In a conference call with investors, the company repeated its long term targets of a 30 percent profit margin and game revenue growing faster than the Western market, but offered few details on how to reach them.
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Without the cancellations adjustment, Airbus gross orders were 2320,2737 compared with Boeing's 2430,2380 After peaking in 2747, Airbus says jet demand is growing faster than expected, reflecting busier traffic as global economies kick into a higher gear.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's financial system is stable and resilient against shocks but efforts to curb household debt need to continue as debts keep growing faster than income, the central bank said in a report on Thursday.
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Either Wages Are Growing Faster Than Prices, Or It's A Bubble This could mean a few things, but most likely it means the economy is in hyperdrive or the market is in a major real estate bubble.
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Headquartered in Gurgaon, a tech hub on the outskirts of Delhi, OYO says it is growing faster than the world's top three hotel chains combined and aims to have more rooms than global leader Marriott (MAR) by 2023.
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HSBC warned further cost cuts may be needed in the year ahead, in order to avoid a repeat of last year's failure to meet the target of positive 'jaws', which measures if income is growing faster than expenses.
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In the medium term, Byrne sees the market growing faster than current expectations as builders make new homes available to meet an annual requirement of around 35,000 homes, in addition to pent up demand for around 50,000 homes.
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Yuan weakness raises the spectre of more capital flight and Societe Generale analysts noted that the domestic money stock was still growing faster than nominal GDP and valuations for local assets such as property and stocks looked stretched.
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With third-quarter earnings season is in the books, the trajectory is clear: Snap, Pinterest and Amazon's ad businesses are growing faster than the industry giants, giving brands of all sizes more opportunities to diversify their marketing spending.
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Sales of these fake cheeses shot up in the U.S. from $125 million in 2017 to $189 million last year: a drop in the $32 billion cheese bucket, but they're growing faster than the market as a whole.
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California has one of the largest homeless populations of any state in the country — about 134,000 people, according to a 2017 Department of Housing and Urban Development report — and that population is growing faster than in other states.
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Young birds eating the invasive snails, which are two to five times larger than the native ones, were also growing faster than birds weaned on the smaller ones, which may account for the increase in overall body size.
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We also see a great opportunity to partner with a sector that contributes $887 billion and more than 7.6 million jobs to the national economy each year and is growing faster than the U.S. economy as a whole.
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"Due to a strong economy, affordable housing prices attracting New Yorkers in droves, an expanding labor market, and the third-largest student population on the East Coast, the population is growing faster than the national average," Armstrong said.
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New rate-setter Michael Saunders said on Tuesday the economy was probably growing faster than the BoE forecast in August but that he had not decided how to vote because unemployment could fall further without pushing up inflation.
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The Chinese economy is growing, it's growing at the fastest pace in the world, the Chinese consumer is growing faster than any consumer in the world, and any evolution of financial technology in that environment is actually stunning.
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Uber Eats, micromobility services are growing faster than Uber's core ride-hailing business In Uber's Q1 2019 earnings, the company reported gross bookings growth of 230% for its other bets, while ridesharing grew just 22% year-over-year. 6.
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DXY fell 22017 percent against a basket of currencies last year, its steepest drop since 25.912, on evidence Europe, China and other nations are growing faster than the United States even as the Federal Reserve raised rates three times.
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Brazil's economy is set to enter a third year of recession in 2017, but Heineken said that the nation's beer market was attractive in the longer term, with a premium segment growing faster than the market as a whole.
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Metropolitan areas with vast sprawls like Orlando, Phoenix and Cleveland are growing faster than high-density areas like downtown New York and Washington D.C. In reality, three-quarters of the people living in urbanized areas live in the suburbs.
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Shipping is faster and cheaper than ever beforeOnline sales are growing faster than overall retail sales as companies like Walmart and Amazon have been working to make shipping faster and cheaper with new and expanded next-day delivery options.
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"Wages are rising at the fastest pace in decades and growing for blue collar workers, who I promised to fight for, they're growing faster than anyone else thought possible," Trump said during his State of the Union address in February.
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The fact that the United States tends to run a trade deficit is most likely a reflection of the fact that the American population is growing faster than that of other rich countries, so it's a better place to invest.
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"We see the ADAS [advanced driver assistance systems] market growing faster than consensus anticipates, but we also see a more rapid commoditization of the enabling tech and sensitivities around data sharing," analyst Adam Jonas wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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But like Ireland's economy, which is growing faster than any other in Europe, the bank has recovered strongly, posting a profit for each of the last three years and becoming the first domestically owned lender to restart dividend since the crash.
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In most EU countries healthy life expectancy from age 50 is growing faster than life expectancy itself, suggesting that the period of diminished vigour and ill health towards the end of life is being compressed (though not all academics agree).
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Euro zone economic growth likely put in a decent performance in the second quarter with private businesses growing faster than expected in June, but trade worries knocked manufacturing growth to the weakest in 255.5 months, a private survey showed.
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Despite rising exports from Qatar and rival producers such as the United States and Russia, a major global gas glut was unlikely to arise as demand for gas is growing faster than for any other forms of energy, al-Sada said.
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Although it was left with a surplus of houses after the 2008 property crash that slashed values in half, homes have become especially scarce as an economy and population that is growing faster than anywhere else in the EU fuels demand.
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Procter & Gamble's almost $2 billion of fourth-quarter earnings, reported on Tuesday, beat estimates, but core sales grew just 2 percent compared with the same period last year, short of a longer-term goal of growing faster than the market.
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The bank said productivity - or output per hour - was now growing faster than wages for the first time in a decade in China, Brazil and Russia, and the first time in five years for the developing world as a whole.
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While Ireland is considered the EU country with most to lose from Brexit, its economy is in very strong shape ahead of the potential disruption after growing faster than any other in the bloc every year since 2014 amid record employment.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Dec 20 (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Manitoba shaved its deficit forecast for the 2017-18 fiscal year on Wednesday to C$827 million ($644.28 million) from C$840 million, and said the economy was growing faster than expected.
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ZURICH, July 13 (Reuters) - Chocolate and cocoa company Barry Callebaut said on Friday it was still growing faster than the market despite sales volumes growing more slowly in the quarter to May 31 as fewer new outsourcing contracts kicked in.
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During an appearance at Citi's Global Technology Conference in New York on Thursday, Judson Althoff, the executive vice president heading up Microsoft's worldwide commercial business group, pointed to trust as one reason that Microsoft's public cloud is growing faster than Amazon's.
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Ireland is considered the EU country with most to lose from Brexit, although after growing faster than any other in the bloc every year since 2014 and with record-high employment, its economy is in good shape ahead of potential disruptions.
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The townships of Johannesburg; the musseques of Luanda, Angola; the shantytowns of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: The real action in African cities — many of them growing faster than ever — may be in the unplanned suburbs, still waiting for their close-up.
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Like Ireland's economy, which is growing faster than any other in Europe, AIB has staged a strong recovery, posting a profit for each of the last three years and becoming the first domestically owned lender to restart dividends since the crash.
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The Trump administration had said that the tax cuts would pay for themselves by generating increased revenue from faster economic growth, but the White House has acknowledged in recent weeks that the deficit is growing faster than it had expected.
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For example, the Latinx and Asian communities are growing faster than other racial counterparts in the state, but white people, who often tilt more conservative, tend to vote at higher rates than people of color, meaning that their votes count disproportionately more.
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The partnerships have nudged Hoka further into the lifestyle shoe category, which has been growing faster than performance shoes in the U.S. More and more consumers are turning to sneakers, not for trips to the gym, but to wear around day to day.
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"The difficult thing for the potential buyers of the stock to get their arms around, though, is whether that 37 percent has come from a shrinking pie, making the good businesses look like they are growing faster than they really are," Cramer said.
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Though it stays away from buzzy novelty foods, and in spite of statements against gay marriage made by Chick-fil-A's CEO Dan Cathy in 2012 — which caused an uproar across the country — the chicken chain is growing faster than ever before.
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Buoyed by fast-selling the Geely GC9 and its crossover SUV variants, which Geely developed with engineering help from Volvo, sales of Geely cars, including those sold outside China, have been growing faster than the company forecast at the outset of this year.
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Under Donald Trump the deficit is on a path to more than a trillion dollars per year and discretionary government spending is growing faster than it was under Barack Obama, when he was working to stimulate our way out of the Great Recession.
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"Outbound Chinese travelers are still growing faster than the economy in China, so we don't see the same thing that everyone is talking with the economy happening with the Chinese travelers," said Marriott International's president and managing director for Asia Pacific, Craig Smith.
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International markets are growing faster than our domestic market, and they consistently demand higher fuel efficiency than is acceptable in the U.S. Only by building cars with the most advanced fuel-efficiency capabilities can American automakers secure long-term market advantages overseas.
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MOSCOW, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Russia's economy is seen growing faster than previously thought in the next three years because of improving consumer demand but still faces risks from lower oil prices and further expansion of Western sanctions, the World Bank said on Tuesday.
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"The number of covered lives is growing faster than the availability of services to treat them, creating compelling investment opportunities," the accounting and consulting firm BDO noted last year in an article on its website, referring to the effects of the legal changes.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - China's navy, which is growing faster than any other major fleet, has now amassed sufficient firepower to control the seas off its coast, forcing the United States and its regional allies to sail warily in these waters, Reuters reports today.
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While Ireland was left with a surplus of houses after a 2008 property crash that halved values, homes have become especially scarce in cities like Dublin as an economy and population that is growing faster than anywhere else in the EU fuels demand.
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"Interest rates aren't up this year … the 10-year yield [is] actually down year to date, the dollar has fallen 10 percent, liquidity growth is still growing faster than nominal GDP, so excess liquidity," said Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Leuthold Group.
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While Egypt has the highest percentage of obese adults, at 35 percent, children and young adults in the United States rank No. 1 in obesity, at nearly 13 percent — and the rate is growing faster than that of adults in many countries.
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Buoyed by the fast-selling Geely GC9 and its crossover SUV variants, which Geely developed with engineering help from Volvo, sales of Geely cars, including those sold outside China, have been growing faster than the company forecast at the outset of this year.
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Because America is growing faster than other advanced economies, and because the Fed has increased interest rates while other central banks are holding them at zero or below, the value of the dollar has risen by over 20 percent since mid-2014.
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The economy expanded at a steady 6.4 percent pace in the first quarter, defying expectations for a further slowdown, with industrial output, retail sales and investment in March all growing faster than expected following a raft of growth-boosting measures rolled out in recent months.
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Despite a construction frenzy, building of new homes hasn't kept up with demand, leading to soaring housing costs in Seattle, where rents are now close to those in Boston and New York and home prices are growing faster than those in any other large city.
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TAIPEI, April 30 (Reuters) - China's navy, which is growing faster than any other major fleet, has now amassed sufficient firepower to control the seas off its coast, forcing the United States and its regional allies to sail warily in these waters, Reuters reports today.
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" Aside from looking incredible in lingerie, her modified diet also had unexpected added benefits: "I noticed my nails and hair were growing faster than normal before the VS show," she says, "so maybe that was due to me eating more protein and overall healthier foods.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Telefonica Brasil, the country's largest telecom operator, sees revenue from digital services growing faster than overall sales as the company moves away from a model based on offering voice and internet connection.
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Oppenheimer — who coincidentally used to be an executive for one of its new backers, Barclays — wouldn't break out which markets were growing faster than the others, but that figure includes both Remitly's more mature corridors as well as those that it's added in recent years.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The chocolate and cocoa company said it was still growing faster than the market despite sales volumes growing more slowly in the quarter to May 31 as fewer new outsourcing contracts kicked in.
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CEO Mark Hurd said that deferred revenue — essentially money that has been paid in advance for cloud software services that under accounting rules can't yet be counted as official revenue — in Oracle's cloud business units is growing faster than other cloud-native rivals Salesforce.
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But inside Republican campaign headquarters in manufacturing states across the country and among the GOP operatives tasked with protecting the party's control of Congress this fall, there is an optimism about one key point: Blue-collar jobs are growing faster than their service counterparts.
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The systemic nature of the current crisis is underscored by the fact that even with the oil price hovering at $50 a barrel, the Russian Finance Ministry does not project the country's economy growing faster than 1.5 percent annually, all the way to 2030.
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And while there are way fewer ultrarich women than men, the number of billionaire women is growing faster than the number billionaire men: There are 21 women worth more than $218 billion, up 14.53 percent from 214.5, whileheir male cohort grew by only 230 percent.
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And while there are way fewer ultrarich women than men, the number of billionaire women is growing faster than the number billionaire men: There are 321 women worth more than $1 billion, up 18 percent from 2016, whileheir male cohort grew by only 14.5 percent.
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Indeed, Big Cable's share of new and existing wired-access subscribers has never been greater — cable got both all new net subscribers in the third quarter of 2015 and captured millions of subscribers fleeing DSL — and its control over this market is growing faster than ever.
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"It is kind of an interesting dynamic where they are like partners in the business world but also competing," Evercore ISI analyst Michael Newshel said, adding that the share jump was due to the early launch news and because Anthem's core business was growing faster than expected.
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Exports of the four main tropical fruits have been growing faster than all other internationally traded food commodities, as consumers in the United States, Europe and now parts of Asia have developed a taste for crops that are still mainly grown for subsistence in developing countries.
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The report also noted that the Gen Z market is growing faster than people aged over 25 in most markets, and that this year it is due to surpass the older millennial generation as the largest cohort in the world, making up 32% of the population.
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This is "the first time in a very long time" that the skincare industry is growing faster than the makeup industry, Stephan Kanlian, head of a think tank at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology that studies the future of the beauty industry, told CNN Business.
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Engagement is a crucial metric for Spotify: the company earlier this month revealed that it now has 40 million paying users, which appears to indicate that it currently growing faster than Apple Music (respectively they gained 10 million and 4 million over a five-month period).
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Oil supply, led by U.S. producers, is growing faster than demand and to prevent a build-up of unused fuel such as the one that emerged in 2015, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to start trimming output after a meeting on Dec. 6.
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At least 10 health-care workers have been infected with the deadly Ebola virus as they battle an outbreak in an eastern province of Congo, officials said over the weekend, as concerns mount that the number of cases is growing faster than public health officials can respond.
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That pace, which is faster than markets currently expect, "seems reasonable if we continue to see real GDP growing faster than the so-called 'potential' rate," Rosengren said, though he said the timing of rate hikes will depend on economic data, global conditions and fiscal policy.
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"With GMV [gross merchandise volume] over $10B and growing faster than Amazon's Retail and AWS segments, it continues to gain market share while also triggering seismic changes to ecommerce business models across the industrial distributor landscape, with Underperform-rated Grainger still in the cross hairs," Mahaney said.
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And with the government's explicit backing to do whatever it takes to keep China growing faster than the rest of the world's major economies, Chanos outlines that right now markets believe in two things: central banks have the market's back and China has the global economy's back.
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Renewables are now growing faster than any other source of power generationIn October, a report put out by the International Energy Agency showed that renewable electricity capacity growth is at an all-time high, hitting the 153 gigawatt (GW) mark (that's basically the entire energy output of Canada).
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Private-sector wages are growing faster than in a decade; figures due to be released on November 2nd were expected to show another month of strong employment increases, as well as enough wage growth to push the year-on-year change above 3% for the first time since 2009.
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Why it matters: U.S. health spending last year was 4.4% higher than in 2017, a rate that is still growing faster than the broader economy — which means more money is being taken out of people's paychecks to pay for a system that continues to worry and frustrate patients.
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Edenred, which employs 8,000 people in 45 countries, sells prepaid meal vouchers that employers offer to workers, but its development of products such as fuel cards aims to tap into a sector that is growing faster than other employee benefits as companies seek to control business expenses more effectively.
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The small improvement in Melbourne may raise a few eyebrows, especially as prices in the city are growing faster than any other capital right now, according to CoreLogic, although the HIA noted that affordability in the city was still down 6% from the same quarter a year earlier.
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At the least, it's the aspect of the business that has fuelled this latest round and confidence in the company: "We have consistently been growing faster than the overall market and have developed a strong, sustainable business model," says Dr Zhang, who is also Conviva's CEO, in a statement.
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India's annual drug sales, estimated at $16 billion, may be small by the standards of the United States or Europe, but the market is attractive because it has been growing faster than 10 percent annually in recent years, placing it far ahead of developed markets in terms of growth.
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New Edenred chairman and chief executive Bertrand Dumazy has been in place since October 2015, with the group moving into new areas such as fuel cards, a sector growing faster than other employee benefit schemes - notably in recession-hit Brazil - as companies seek to control business expenses more effectively.
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Apple should end the year with about 27m US subscribers to Spotify's 24m, according to internal forecasts viewed by the FT. Apple's music service has also been growing faster than Spotify in the UK and Canada, countries that were heavy adopters of the iTunes store, these executives said.
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The company's stock fell 22 percent in after-hours trading To assuage some concern about sluggishness in its main search ad business, Alphabet disclosed for the first time detailed revenue figures for its YouTube and cloud computing units, which are growing faster than the rest of the company.
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"Supply is growing faster than demand (on record yield expectations for corn, soybeans, and wheat), and implied row crop cash flow compressed from the July report to down 21.7 percent year-over-year from up 0.8 percent year-over-year," said Wells Fargo analyst Andrew Casey in a note Friday.
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According to a three-year study published in Scientific Reports last month, a huge, swirling pile of trash in the Pacific Ocean, known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, is growing faster than expected and is now three times the size of France, more than double the size of Texas.
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This comes after the engineering group announced that its CEO Nigel Stein would retire at the end of the year, with the head of aerospace to lead the firm - a division of the group that is believed to be growing faster than the rest of the market, according to Reuters.
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One of the most widely read economic textbook writers and the first American to win a Nobel Prize in economics, Paul Samuelson, told college students in the 1961 edition of his best-selling "Economics: An Introductory Analysis" textbook , that the Soviet Union's economy was growing faster than the U.S. economy (never true).
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When an economy is growing faster than any other economy in the world, I would argue ... I'm leading you, so I'll just get on with it, but I would argue the core competence of any economy growing much faster than any other economy, that one thing they do really well is theft. Okay.
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Despite being left with a surplus of houses after a 2008 property crash cut values in half, Ireland has been falling far short of the 35,000 new builds analysts say are needed annually just to keep up with demand from an economy and population growing faster than any other in the European Union.
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" It also makes the point that trade in general is central to economic opportunity in rural America because "with the productivity of U.S. agriculture growing faster than domestic demand, the U.S. food and agriculture industry — and the rural communities that depend on it — relies heavily on export markets to sustain prices and revenues.
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And when we remember the irresistible tendency of modern times to concentration — remember that New York, Paris and London are still growing faster than ever — where shall we set bounds to the future population and wealth of San Francisco; where find a parallel for the city which a century hence will surround this bay?
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Buffett said the difference between companies judged to be growing faster than the market even if trading at relatively high prices (growth stocks) and those priced lower than peers based on measures like price to earnings ratio but with strong earnings potential than the market consensus believes (value stocks) is no way to pick stocks.
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According to Lee of IHS Global Insight, China's consumers have increased their spending at a fairly predictable pace in recent years, behaving much the same way when the investment side of the economy is growing faster than 10 percent as they are now, with overall growth reported at just under 7 percent in official statistics.
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And porn companies are already swarming on VR. Naughty America, which has shown its product at CES and E3 (the video game industry's annual convention) this year, says 1 percent to 2 percent of our membership base already streams and downloads VR content — and that number is growing faster than any format the company has every tracked.
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All this is a little convoluted, but the end result is that Google is actually growing faster than it was just a year ago despite the continued trend of a decline in its cost-per-click — a rough way of saying how valuable an ad is — as more and more web browsing shifts to mobile devices.
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But then there were also the Children of Delilah, the barbers, the barberesses, sprouting all over town like new growth and shining like the brightest points of light, like the finest, most luxurious hair, smoothed with a slick sheen of grease, growing faster than any havoc the Hair Crisis could cause, faster than any curse could possibly curse. ♦
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It should be ordered to mail voters an estimate of the annual cost to the average family of the tax increases or spending cuts needed to keep the debt from growing faster than the economy, how much Congress has changed that cost, and how much greater the cost will be if Congress continues to kick the can down the road.
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California is 13% of the US economy, with a GDP bigger than Brazil, growing faster than the economies of Japan, Germany or the UK. The state, which is 40% Latino, voted in more Democrats to the state legislature (where it holds a two-thirds majority in both houses) and is growing more progressive on issues such as the environment, minimum wage, gay rights and immigration.
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"After all my canvassing, I come back and say that while there might be some speed bumps in cloud adoption, we're still very much at the beginning of a massive long-term shift, one that's growing faster than anything else in tech, which is why I like so much Amazon, and I like so much Microsoft, and I like so much Alphabet, " Cramer said.
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"This would discourage investment in the UK and ultimately mean that UK workers were less productive than they would have been if the UK had stayed in the EU." Brexit supporters argue that outside the EU and its customs union, Britain would find it easier to strike deals with economies that are growing faster than the EU's, even if they account for a fairly small share of British trade at present.
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Deutsche Börse itself is in talks to merge with the London Stock Exchange — once a takeover target for Nasdaq — but the Intercontinental Exchange which owns the New York Stock Exchange is considering making a counterbid for the L.S.E. The I.S.E., which consists of three stock options markets, will help bolster Nasdaq's presence in a fiercely competitive industry that has been growing faster than the traditional equity exchange business.
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PARIS/MILAN (Reuters) - Worldwide sales of luxury goods such as high-end handbags, shoes and jewelry are growing faster than expected this year thanks to thriving demand from Chinese customers and young shoppers, according to consultancy Bain & Co. After stalling in 2016, revenues from personal luxury goods are set to rise 6 percent at constant exchange rates in 2017 to 262 billion euros ($308 bln), Bain forecast in an annual report released on Wednesday, compiled with Italy's Altagamma.
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Year-to-year real GDP growth has been at least 2023 percent since President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE was elected, the unemployment rate is at its lowest point since 1969 and year-to-year nominal wages are growing faster than they have since the 2008-09 Great Recession.
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As with that news, the UK government is aiming to reassure tech companies, those who are building them and working for them, and those who invest in them, that the UK is committed to making sure that the sector continues to thrive regardless the country leaving the EU. This is important because the tech sector has been a juggernaut for the last several years in the UK economy — employing 2160 million people, growing faster than the UK economy, and bringing in nearly £22010 billion of investment last year.
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