We used his shows as a template and a guidepost.
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Tonight's speech is his guidepost for the road to November.
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Dr. King's spirit has been our moral guidepost for 50 years.
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These shared goals could become a guidepost for all future reforms.
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Earnhardt uses John Madden, the former football announcer, as a guidepost.
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Mr. Schwartz is now chairman of Guidepost Solutions, a security firm.
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The questions my managers asked me at P&G became a guidepost.
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Such sanctions could serve as a guidepost for unilateral actions against Pyongyang.
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These principles are an ethical guidepost for all proposed work with animals.
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He is a vocal leader for the Knicks and a veteran guidepost.
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The Fed uses IOER as a guidepost for its benchmark funds rate.
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Gregory Sholette's landmark book Dark Matter was an important, if politically pitched, guidepost.
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Cohen's first choice is Bart Schwartz, chairman of Guidepost Solutions, a corporate intelligence firm.
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But one unscientific experiment already underway could turn out to be a useful guidepost.
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Throughout it all, religion is a guidepost, a constant counterweight to darkness and drugs.
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Democrats, of course, believe Mr. McConnell is the exact inverse of a political guidepost.
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Mr. Burstein's arrival comes on the heels of Guidepost recruiting several other prominent government officials.
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Last month, Guidepost hired Stephanie Douglas, who once led the F.B.I.'s National Security Branch.
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Short is also taking a position at the consulting firm Guidepost Strategies, according to POLITICO.
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On Tuesday, Beijing set that guidepost at 6.9574, just a hair's breadth stronger than 7.
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This vision provides an anchor and guidepost for the many actions that a president will take.
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Taiwan's democracy is incredibly important to the region as a guidepost for other nations to follow.
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He is the Rorschach test of truth, the guidepost by which people choose their story line.
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In order to give people a guidepost of what we ... That there's some places that work.
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Politico reported that Short will leave the White House to work at Guidepost Strategies, a consulting firm.
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Throughout his ordeal in Auschwitz, that address had become a sort of prayer for him, a guidepost.
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McConnell joins the firm from North Bridge Growth Equity, which was rebranded last month as Guidepost Growth Equity.
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The estimator can result in a fairly wide range, but at the very least serves as a guidepost.
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Since I was a teenager, it's served as a beacon and guidepost for almost everything that I do.
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But those familiar notes serve as a guidepost for the player to involve themselves in Control's bizarre spaces.
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That is unclear, but one guidepost is Clinton's trial, which lasted five weeks and ended in his acquittal.
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But to understand Harris's new role as the Senate's leading immigration dove, future elections shouldn't be your only guidepost.
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And I say that that way because that's really the guidepost we will use in deciding whether to sue.
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" He called it a "real guidepost for how we can actually bring passenger trains back to the United States.
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Guidepost will also report to the SEC at least monthly, Schwartz wrote in the letter, which was seen by Reuters.
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Many of the proposed privacy laws deal strictly with consumer data and use landmark legislation like GDPR as a guidepost.
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His budget could be used by the Republican Congress as a guidepost for setting spending levels for fiscal year 2018.
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Our guidepost has been President Trump's overarching effort to reduce regulatory burden without sacrificing protections for threatened and endangered species.
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She further notes that Guidepost is currently investing its second fund, which closed with $580 million in capital commitments in 2013.
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Still, the commission's report will represent the first federal guidepost on how on-demand economy companies should act in the marketplace.
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It treats hip-hop as a guidepost and also a subject matter, while never losing sight of the genre's baseline thrills.
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The United Kingdom's analogous regime is perhaps the most free-market on the globe and could serve as a helpful guidepost.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled in August that he is not inclined to look to "neutral" as a guidepost for setting policy.
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The Trump team has studied past efforts as a guidepost to the future, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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" Tillerson said those values serve as "the guidepost" and "the boundaries as we develop our foreign policy approaches and our diplomatic efforts.
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So take, for example, UN Resolution 242, which has been the basic guidepost for the peace process for more than 50 years.
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Guidepost, which also conducts internal investigations of potential wrongdoing and reviews corporate compliance programs, is hardly the only monitor snagging prominent assignments.
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Perhaps this assertion is important, as an untutored viewer might not be able to identify the process without Harrison as a guidepost.
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Mr. Schwartz has involved his investigations and compliance firm, Guidepost Solutions, and he has recruited other former prosecutors to join his team.
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But at the same time, a line like "Fuck Donald Trump" can and should serve as a moral guidepost for the music ahead.
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The show, and Rory's character in particular, served as a sort of guidepost for me, and for the path I wanted to follow.
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The Pentagon is using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention definition of a Level Three area as a guidepost for its planning.
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Douglas, who is a director at the security and compliance firm Guidepost Solutions, was an executive assistant director of the FBI's National Security Branch.
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But, if the first eight months of the Trump administration are any sort of guidepost, it's hard to imagine things changing any time soon.
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Twenty years later, the book serves as a guidepost to how he views his role as the coordinator of the president's foreign policy team.
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As we fight child sexual abuse in this new space, these ongoing partnerships should serve as the hope and the guidepost for the future.
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That in turn prompted the committee to lower the interest it pays on bank reserves, used as a guidepost for the funds rate, to 2.35%.
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Earlier this year we issued a report with our findings and recommendations and are pleased that the committee may use our experience as a guidepost.
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Many said they saw blood quantum as a helpful guidepost and a guard against fraud or against people who identify as Indian without cultural understanding.
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However, a spokesperson for North Bridge Growth Equity notes that North Bridge's venture capital arm is no longer affiliated with North Bridge Growth Equity (now Guidepost).
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WP Engine's investors include Silver Lake (which last year put a whopping $250 million into the company) and GuidePost Growth Equity (formerly known as North Bridge).
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Ultimately, the social cost of carbon provides a necessary guidepost in decisions about how to balance costs to our economy today with the coming climate damages.
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A dubby bass line provides a guidepost — at times, it feels like everything else is fading in and out of consciousness or awareness; awake, but lost.
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When Ms. Ba arrived on the farm 50 years ago, she built her small house near the tree, knowing it would be a guidepost for visitors.
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The dollar's weaker, we can get some manufacturing jobs and the stock market's higher, which the president uses as a major guidepost of what he's doing.
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Schwartz served under U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani as the Chief of the Criminal Division in the Southern District of New York, according to biographical materials from Guidepost.
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In a written order on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Dora Irizarry in Brooklyn accepted the resignation of Bart Schwartz, chairman of professional monitoring firm Guidepost Solutions LLC.
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Many of the EU's privacy regulations have been ineffective but, in this area, European policies are working well and can serve as a guidepost for American legislation.
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Finally, jurors asked for all written or digital communications mentioning Sciorra that were presented as evidence, including communications involving Black Cube or Guidepost Solutions, both investigative firms.
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The new message from Schwartz said that Guidepost continues to work with a valuation expert to assess those assets, a process that will continue for several months.
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"Historically, when wages are growing at about 4 percent year over year, it's often a guidepost that we're nearing the end of an economic expansion," he said.
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"Officers, your extraordinary service will forever be etched in my heart and will serve as a guidepost for me in the next phase of my life," he wrote.
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Bart Schwartz of Guidepost Solutions will "assist...with the development and implementation of a plan for the orderly liquidation of the Funds under management," according to the letter.
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Back in August, Powell had rejected a too rigid reliance on an abstract guidepost like the neutral rate to shape policy, saying it could lead to costly mistakes.
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In recent months, the benchmark fed funds rate has drifted in line with the interest on excess reserves, which the Fed uses as a guidepost for the funds level.
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But their insights on sexual health management are a strong guidepost for anyone, especially those who are sexually active with multiple partners, on how to protect themselves and others.
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Thanksgiving week is also a good guidepost for when to have your Christmas travel plans settled, though Hopper said booking in early October will give you the best rates.
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Below, she talks about her early writing on blogs, changes in music culture, the band that serves as a "beacon and guidepost for almost everything" she does and more.
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But it was her own inscription, beside her Class of 1998 portrait, that could serve as a guidepost for her bid to unseat Mayor de Blasio in the Nov.
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Even though Luzio&aposs plan is a year and a half old, it still serves as a guidepost that helps her keep her business aligned with her original vision.
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Brendan Finn, a manager at private security firm Guidepost Solutions LLC, which is guarding the apartment, testified at the hearing that the masseuse visits regularly for hours at a time.
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Kaczynski, a 67-year-old bachelor with no children, said last year at the country's famed Jasna Gora shrine that the Catholic Church is the only moral guidepost in Poland.
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Capitol Hill reporting, meanwhile, has long more or less relied on the convention that what members of Congress say is an important guidepost to what they think, want, and believe.
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Then came the N.B.A.'s move, which college sports officials said had far-reaching ripples because it alarmed players who looked to the professional league as something of a guidepost.
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One Republican aide told CNN that some are beginning to study how the Obama administration handled oversight and subpoena requests from Congress, a potential guidepost for how Trump should respond.
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Trump's tax blueprint will fall short of the kind of comprehensive tax reform that Republicans have long discussed, and serve chiefly as a guidepost for lawmakers in the House and Senate.
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Technically, what is happening is that real estate will be its own category in something called the Global Industry Classification Standard structure, a guidepost of sorts for the global financial community.
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If Trump continues to prioritize and indeed defer the military as the guidepost of his foreign policy, he will tend to receive military answers to problems that demand more varied solutions.
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The author is a child of the '60s, who came of age in the '70s, and the movement between these two influential decades is what the book reveals as a guidepost.
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Weinstein had a 'red flag' list, witness says The jury earlier heard from Sam Anson, an investigator for a firm called Guidepost Solutions, who testified Weinstein believed actress Rose McGowan was extorting him.
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"Though we have just initiated our review, thus far we have not observed a major shift in overall portfolio value," Bart Schwartz, chairman of Guidepost Solutions, wrote in a message posted to platinumpartnersreceiver.
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He took roughly a month to nominate both Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan to the high court, a timeline White House officials have pointed to as a guidepost for the current nomination process.
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He uses this to provide a guidepost for the next generation of startups that are looking to upend heavily regulated industries like health care and finance — as opposed to just building photo-sharing apps.
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"The problem with using the yield curve as a guidepost for policy is that it's not always 100 percent accurate," said Sean Snaith, director of the University of Central Florida's Institute for Economic Competitiveness.
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Republicans have repeatedly pointed to the then-Democrat controlled Senate confirming seven nominees for President Obama shortly after his inauguration in 2009 as a guidepost for the first day of the Trump era. Sen.
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Learning how to embrace pain and see it as a guidepost is not easy, but if you can make it a habit, you will be more successful at achieving your goals, according to Dalio.
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Platinum executives reported to Guidepost in September that two funds, Platinum Partners Credit Opportunities funds and the Platinum Partners Liquid Opportunity funds, had assets of $520 million and $16 million respectively, according to Schwartz's note.
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The jury asked to see all communications mentioning Sciorra, including emails involving Black Cube and Guidepost Solutions, two private intelligence companies that Weinstein approached to spy on the women who accused him of sexual misconduct.
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Mr. Schwartz, now chairman of the investigations and compliance firm Guidepost Solutions, monitored Deutsche Bank after its involvement in fraudulent tax shelters, and General Motors after an investigation into lethal defects in its ignition switches.
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The startup also announced the Capital Machine, software that underwrites companies' financial data automatically for funding up to $50 million in what cofounder and CEO Blair Silverberg called a "guidepost" for founders evaluating different funding options.
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Studio Drift, Drifter, Curated by Pace Gallery Yayoi Kusama, Guidepost to a New World; Curated by Victoria Miro Jeffery Deitch's Florine Stettheimer Collapsed Time Salon; featuring Chloe Wise, Tschabalala Self, Grace Weaver, Elizabeth Peyton, and more.
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Trump intends for his broad blueprint, which will fall short of the kind of comprehensive tax reform that Republicans have long discussed, to be a guidepost for lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
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Because no president has tried to fire a Fed chair who was unwilling to resign, there is no precedent to serve a guidepost for whether the protection from arbitrary firing extends to the role of board chair.
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"Guidepost is growing strategically, and bringing in high-profile hires like Dan allows us to offer financial institutions access to some of the most highly regarded expertise," the firm's chief executive, Julie Myers Wood, said in a statement.
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The candidates proposed by Cohen's lawyers were Bart Schwartz, chairman of Guidepost Solutions LLC, and three law firm partners: Joan McPhee of Ropes & Gray, Tai Park of Park Jensen Bennett, and George Canellos of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy.
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If you want a guidepost, Mr. Kassel said, try building out your collection along a common horizontal line, hanging half of the images two inches above the line and the other half two inches below, to add structure.
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That spree will continue on Monday, when Guidepost Solutions, a well-known monitoring firm, is expected to announce that it hired Daniel M. Burstein, who until recently was a top official at the New York State Department of Financial Services.
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The jury also wanted to review emails that mentioned Ms. Sciorra, including communications with Guidepost Solutions, a private investigations firm, and Black Cube, the Israeli intelligence firm Mr. Weinstein hired to investigate certain people he believed were speaking to reporters.
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RHSW will work with Bart Schwartz of Guidepost Solutions, who Platinum hired in July to assist with liquidating their main hedge funds and reporting to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which is investigating the firm along with the Department of Justice.
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Bart Schwartz, chairman of professional monitoring firm Guidepost Solutions LLC, was appointed by the government as a receiver for two of Platinum's three hedge funds after prosecutors in December accused leaders of the firm of running a more than $1 billion fraud.
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Guidepost is working to liquidate Platinum's investments in hard-to-sell private energy, mining and other companies after six top executives of the firm, including founder Mark Nordlicht and President Uri Landesman, were charged in December with running a $1 billion fraud.
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Short, who declined to comment on the record, is taking a position at Guidepost Strategies consulting firm and will teach at the University of Virginia's business school, where he received his MBA, and will also serve as a senior fellow at the university's Miller Center.
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To date, the Austin, Texas-based company has raised around $290 million including this latest round, with other investors including none other than Automattic, the company behind WordPress, as well as GuidePost Growth Equity (formerly known as North Bridge), Eric Ries (of "Lean Startup" fame) and Silverton.
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To ensure the assets from its funds are distributed fairly, Platinum has hired Bart Schwartz of Guidepost Solutions to "assist...with the development and implementation of a plan for the orderly liquidation of the Funds under management," according to a letter he sent to Platinum clients.
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Ironically, it was a reference to that guidepost that led to what in retrospect looks like a communication stumble, when stocks tumbled in early October after Powell's remark that interest rates were a "long way" from neutral and might even need to rise above that level.
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Why it matters: U.S. regulators have been particularly finicky when it comes to Chinese takeovers of domestic chip companies, and approval/disapproval of this deal could be viewed as a Trump-era guidepost (alongside a previously-announced purchase of Lattice Semiconductor, which remains in the midst of regulatory review).
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The independent consultant to monitor the activities of Point72 will either be Bart M. Schwartz of Guidepost Solutions, who was previously retained as a consultant as part of the SAC guilty plea, or some other person approved by the S.E.C. A spokesman for Mr. Cohen declined to comment.
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"Having some semblance of a fear of workers' being arrested will have a behavioral shift," said William Riley, who spent 73 years as an ICE special agent, under both Bush presidencies and the Clinton and Obama administrations, and is now a consultant at Guidepost Solutions, working on corporate compliance.
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But if you're looking for a broad rule of thumb, which can serve as an (overly general) guidepost, consider this: For people earning $803,000 to $300,000, Fidelity suggests they end up with 10 times their last annual income and investing at least half their savings in stocks over the long haul.
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But if you're looking for a broad rule of thumb, which can serve as an (overly general) guidepost, consider this: For people earning $803,000 to $300,000, Fidelity suggests they end up with 10 times their last annual income and investing at least half their savings in stocks over the long haul.
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In addition to the short-term repos, the Fed also is buying Treasury bills from banks in an effort to make sure the central bank's benchmark funds rate, which is used as a guidepost for other very short-term borrowing rates, stays within its targeted range of 1.5% to 1.75%.
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Quarles, in his comments, said the focus should be on the Fed's strategy of moving monetary policy back to normal, and said Fed officials would have to feel their way to that point by looking at how the economy behaves — not at any particular estimate of a conceptual guidepost like the "neutral" rate of interest.
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Yayoi Kusama, "Flowering New York [OPRT]" (2005), now in 'The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen & Yayoi Kusama: A Fairy Tale of Infinity and Love Forever'Yayoi Kusama, "Woman's World [OEWST]" (2005), now in 'The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen & Yayoi Kusama: A Fairy Tale of Infinity and Love Forever' Yayoi Kusama, "Guidepost to Youth [HOTWOX]" (2007), now in 'The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen & Yayoi Kusama: A Fairy Tale of Infinity and Love Forever'Yayoi Kusama, "Love Forever [OPXTWE]" (2005), now in 'The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen & Yayoi Kusama: A Fairy Tale of Infinity and Love Forever' The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen & Yayoi Kusama: A Fairy Tale of Infinity and Love Forever is available through Amazon.
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