In company news, shares of Samsung Electronics dropped 1.75 percent.
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The program aims to place its participants in company jobs.
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Bloomberg Terminal is already incorporating lease liabilities in company debt.
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This is leading to a profound shift in company strategies.
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That weakness is starting to show up in company results.
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In company news, Toshiba held its annual meeting on Wednesday.
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David Glasser would no longer be involved in company leadership.
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Because of course "there are many exceptions" involved in company registrations.
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Such a change would represent an enormous shift in company priorities.
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Because festivals can be fun, especially if you travel in company.
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That led to a sharp drop in company-wide net income.
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But in company parlance, there are also "yellow lines," employees say.
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But Stone stressed that a change in company culture was necessary.
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These are places where people gather together, alone or in company.
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THAT IS ONLY DEPLOYED IN COMPANY-OPERATED STORES FUNDAMENTALLY IN NORTH AMERICA.
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We were not well, but at least we were sick in company.
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"Only 38 percent of males are engaged in company diversity," she says.
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Southwest said hers was the first in-flight death in company history.
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Plus, your 401(k) match or bonus could be in company stock.
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Restricted stock units are valued in company stock, but vest over time.
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Klopp is more comfortable, I think, in company, a more natural orator.
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In the U.S., it has over 200,000 employees in company-operated stores.
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"It's less about interest rates and geopolitics and maybe more about what's happening in Company A's income statement versus what's happening in Company B's income statement," said David Lafferty, chief market strategist at Natixis Global Asset Management in Boston.
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Most were quite personable, but some appeared distinctly ill at ease in company.
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For a graphic showing the increase in company shareholder communication programs, see tmsnrt.
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Nothing short of a 180 degree handbrake turn in company culture will do.
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Its postpaid phone churn of 1.37 percent was the best in company history.
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In company news, shares of Samsung Electronics climbed 2.13 percent, at 1,675,000 won.
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If true, this will lead to meaningful changes in company operations and personnel.
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"This level of cash generation is unprecedented in company history," Del Nin said.
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In company news, payment processor Square sank $2.83, or 22 percent, to $10.22.
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The change in company policy is intended to encourage staff to quit smoking.
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Do some independent research in company reviews, business publications and during your interview.
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Investor cannot have any say in company operations outside of normal shareholder votes.
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Is it also so that you don't get caught up in company politics?
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There's something about your brain that knows you're in company of a sort.
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In company news, Fortescue released its June 2016 quarterly production results before market open.
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Some even make participation mandatory for employees who enroll in company-sponsored health insurance.
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But even at that generous valuation, $10 billion in company value has been destroyed.
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Most high earners are likely saving the maximum allowed in company 250(k) plans.
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It is common to find union leaders holding down jobs in company personnel departments.
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In November 2017, he issued a $3 billion bond, the first in company history.
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They also said that Mr. Kwok's mistress had become inappropriately involved in company business.
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He is stepping up in company here, but this isn't a Derby-caliber bunch.
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"Eat regularly and carefully in appropriate environments and, whenever possible, in company," they suggest.
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"Mother thinks he may be in company of gays in Chicago," the letter said.
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H&M OUTGOING CEO PERSSON SAYS WILL REMAIN VERY ENGAGED IN COMPANY AS CHAIRMAN
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Project manager Ed Alpern's departure was treated in company paperwork as a voluntary retirement.
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Nearly every Bridgewater meeting is recorded for future reference (for example, in company emails).
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Like Ms. Craig in "Company," Ms. Clarke finds the pulsing dynamic in surface passivity.
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Facebook is coming off of the most significant personal privacy scandal in company history.
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It's on Twitter, in company meetings, and in group chats with disparate groups of friends.
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Secondly, potential growth in company earnings have weakened significantly globally, especially in China and Europe.
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When Enron failed, its employees had over 60% of their retirement savings in company stock.
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Net sales rose 6.2 percent to $28.11 billion, the highest quarterly sales in company history.
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The decision to sell his shares will almost certainly reduce his power in company debates.
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ConsenSys runs an internal incubator called ConsenSys Labs that houses startups — "spokes," in company parlance.
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The Mexican food chain employs 40,000 people in company-owned stores in the United States.
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But those models will be developed by distributors and exhibitors in company-to-company discussions.
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Each time, the blowouts went beyond expectations, shaking investors' confidence in company forecasts and management.
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Each time, the increases went beyond expectations, shaking investors' confidence in company forecasts and management.
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These efforts are perhaps most noticeable in the changing trends in company-wide employee counts.
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In company news, global mining giant BHP announced earnings for the year ended Jun. 3.
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Southwest said this is the first death from an in-flight incident in company history.
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Both are partnerships, meaning they invite employees to become partners and share in company profits.
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In addition, the promotion made 29-year-old Welteroth the youngest EIC in company history.
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These aren't idle questions, given what we're seeing in company contributions to the Trump inauguration.
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A few Hooters girls even showed up in company gear to volunteer at the Denver event.
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ET on Wednesday — Amazon said worldwide sellers saw their biggest one-day sales in company history.
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Days after the attack was identified, three Equifax execs unloaded nearly $2 million in company stock.
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Allergan shares were down 15.4 percent at $234.94 in the busiest trading day in company history.
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Wall Street firms are increasingly using social media mentions and sentiment analysis in company research reports.
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Changes in company direction or a lot of turnover in leadership are red flags, as well.
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The availability of 3-D printers in company plants enhances the role of employees, said Debauge.
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McDonald's (MCD) CEO Chris Kempczinski bought about $500,000 in company shares, according to an SEC filing.
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Hers was the first death from an in-flight incident in company history, the airline said.
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Walmart shareholders have voted down every employee proposal in company history, according to United for Respect.
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Aviv Gozali, 18, broke the Bellator MMA record for fastest submission win in company history Saturday.
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The SEC has said Shapiro misappropriated at least $21 million in company funds for luxury goods.
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DuPont won high marks in company resilience but lower scores for career growth and business stability.
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In company Slack chats obtained by BuzzFeed News, Burke is every bit the young, brash CEO.
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For example, with reviews, CEOs can become too mired in company operations, Porter and Nohria noted.
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Furthermore, the U.S. tax cuts have yet to show up in company profits and household income.
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He also has 35 percent of its common stock, which grants him disproportionate influence in company votes.
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Berner broke ground on a $70 million, 220,000 square foot facility, the largest expansion in company history.
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Still, the company said it was on track for the second highest annual profit in company history.
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Sipes recommends that people hold no more than 240 percent of their net worth in company stock.
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In company news, shares of Nomura reversed losses of over 20.97 percent to close up 20.8 percent.
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The outsized moves on stocks that disappoint illustrate how unforgiving investors are of weakness in company earnings.
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The year before I left my employer, I was receiving ~$259.5,2401 a year in company profit sharing.
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In company news, Hong Kong-listed shares of Wanda Hotel Development rose 11.19 percent in afternoon trade.
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Fitch believes Flex's strategy of deeper engagement provides additional support for a structural increase in company margins.
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The change in company leverage will directly affect some quantitative funds that use leverage as a screen.
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It was the first day in company history the stock has ever traded below $20 per share.
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That total is 74% higher than the $949 million that is normally highlighted in company proxy documents.
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He finds fault in company executives like Ruth Porat, for example, the chief financial officer of Google.
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The lists appear in company emails and other documents, a paper trail that emerged in later litigation.
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Her first creation for the company, "Composer's Holiday" (2017), made her the youngest choreographer in company history.
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Caruso was named CFO in 2007 and has held the position longer than anyone in company history.
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Executives would also invest in company shares, which would then be held for several years, the paper added.
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In company news, electronics giant Samsung predicted a 50 percent rise in operating profitfor the October-December quarter.
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The real investment is in recruiting and retaining top talent that won't get bogged down in company politics.
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According to his service record, Cryer served in Company E of Waul's Texas Legion of the Confederate Army.
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With more than 4 billion in company approved transactions, SharesPost is the leading marketplace for private company shares.
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Investors likely will be listening closely during earnings calls for what role both are playing in company outlooks.
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WA: * Aegon OFE acquired 7.1 percent stake in company Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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They're only seen in company around a very big kill or when they have young offspring with them.
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In company news, shares of Japan's Seiko Holdings fell 5.95 percent after the watchmaker cut its profit outlook.
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Stripe's expansion has been partially anchored in company research that showed consumers and businesses leaning into global commerce.
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As a result, Verrilli has been involved, in some way, in virtually every Twitter acquisition in company history.
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He then dispatched Mr. Thompson to cover the Kentucky Derby, in company with the English illustrator Ralph Steadman.
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The decision to extend parental leave was based largely on feedback that Goldman received in company-wide surveys.
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She served as a maintenance technician in Company G of the 427th Brigade Support Battalion, the announcement said.
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In company news, shares in Autozone Inc jumped 6.9% after the auto parts retailer beat quarterly profit estimates.
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That would only put me in company with those who abandon their principles to put party over country.
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Even though Mr. Ballmer left Microsoft, the vast bulk of his wealth remains in company stock — $333 billion.
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We also notice a rise in professionalism in company setups and a higher ambition level in founding teams.
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That puts her in company with producer DJ Khaled and rapper Kendrick Lamar, who also have nine nominations.
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That may not work in China, he said, where there is a lack of transparency in company disclosures.
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Investors have also cheered data confirming an economic recovery in Europe and a turn around in company earnings.
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"On the back of solid growth in company profits and higher commodity prices, we are seeing a strong increase in company tax collections in 2016-17 which will be reflected in the data next year," Australia's Deputy Tax Commissioner Jeremy Hirschhorn said in a statement released with the tax data.
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A year and a day after he had started, he walked away from over $1 million in company stock.
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Photo: IntelLate last year, the CEO of Intel sold millions of dollars in company stock, as CEOs often do.
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The bulk annuity market is relatively small compared with the two trillion pounds of liabilities in company pension plans.
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It could add, too, to investor frustration with France, which has a long history of intervening in company matters.
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Deutsche and Lloyds are among major banks that have said in company statements that they use operational risk insurance.
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Those models should be developed by distributors and exhibitors in company-to-company discussions, not by a third party.
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The company added its last 100 million users in just six months, the fastest growth rate in company history.
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Human workers, or "associates" in company vernacular, man stations at gaps in the fence that surrounds this "robot field".
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WALMART INC SAYS THERE HAS BEEN NO CHANGE IN COMPANY POLICY ON FIREARMS SALES AFTER EL PASO, TEXAS, SHOOTING
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I also wrote breaking-news stories in company earnings, which is a quarterly report on a public company's performance.
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The disclosure would be made in company filings like annual reports to regulators and investors in a standard way.
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Therefore, before you decide to leave your cushy job, please first calculate what you are forgoing in company benefits.
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McDonald's (MCD) – CEO Chris Kempczinski bought about $500,000 in company shares, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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It represents a key step in company founder Elon Musk's quest to send people to the moon and Mars.
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Two of P&G's largest plans held an estimated $16 billion in company shares, according to U.S. regulatory disclosures.
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The improper payments were disguised as legitimate commissions or business expenses in company books and records, the SEC said.
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Beginning their celebration, the couple arrived last Saturday at Naples' Capodichino Airport in company of Tom's twin brother, Bill.
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"If you're not employed at the company, you're not qualified to be in company housing," he told The Post.
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In February 2016, Pichai received roughly $183 million in company stock, which will vest over the next four years.
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Lawmakers blamed Green for the chain's demise and said it raised questions about gaps in company law and pension regulation.
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Prime time: Last quarter, Amazon reported its biggest quarterly profit in company history, thanks to its cloud and advertising business.
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ET. In company news, shares of Tesla Inc surged 13.7%, extending a stunning rally for the electric vehicle maker's stock.
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ET. In company news, shares of Tesla Inc surged 18.7%, extending a stunning rally for the electric vehicle maker's stock.
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That's right—even if your business is just you, you have to name officers and record votes in company meetings.
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The companies did not share the terms of the deal, but Rackspace called it the largest acquisition in company history.
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CZ owned 87.99 percent stake in company * Once the tender offer is closed, Rockaway Travel SE intends to delist Travelplanet.
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On July 24, 1966, Mr. Pittman was a lance corporal in Company I, Third Battalion, Fifth Marines, First Marine Division.
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In just 15 months 246+ companies reached unicorn status, raised $22018 billion more and added $22019 billion in company valuations.
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Microsoft will pay $28503 billion in company stock for Github, which was valued at approximately $22019 billion back in 2015.
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What did you learn at companies one and two that's changing the way you do business in company No. 3?
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Terrible things are still happening, but relish in company of those who think alike, and learn from those who don't.
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But when Ping An went public the next year, the Wen family amassed a staggering fortune, largely in company stock.
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Another example could be the export of Smithfield ham from the U.S. to be served in company cafeterias in China.
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In company news, Adobe Inc shares rose 3.9% after it beat Wall Street estimates for fourth-quarter revenue and profit.
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Microsoft will pay $7.5 billion in company stock for Github, which was valued at approximately $2 billion back in 2015.
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Avoid "replying all" in company emails, for example, unless you really think everyone on the list needs to read it.
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In company news, retail-to-chemicals conglomerate Wesfarmers posted a jump in first-half profit, lifting shares up nearly 3%.
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Not a tough question, but I guess when you're in company with Steven Bannon, you've got to cover it up?
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Even Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats are talking about "industrial policy," a term that implies government involvement in company decisions.
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Cricket is perhaps the loneliest team sport in the world, but your individual skills can only be honed in company.
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Sears sued Mnuchin and 3 other board members in April over alleged wrongful transfers of $2 billion in company assets.
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Directors had said that Corbat delivered more improvements in company financial performance than were shown in the stock price in 2015.
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Lastly, RolePoint will add a new feature to tap into referrals from existing employees, and to help manage in-company moves.
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Gazelle If you'd prefer to get paid via check rather than earning store credit, go with electronics trade-in company Gazelle.
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They are taken to and from the construction sites in company buses and must apply for permission to leave their barracks.
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In company news, shares of property developer China Vanke resumed trading after being suspended more than six months, since December 18.
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In company news, shares of Samsung Electronics closed up 0.89 percent at 1,706,000 Korean won a share, touching a record high.
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The most effective phishing attacks use emails decked in company logos and colors to reduce the chances of detection, Orhan said.
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In company news, shares of Seven & i Holdings in Japan closed up 1.2 percent, as the company undergoes a leadership shuffle.
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"Those models should be developed by distributors and exhibitors in company-to-company discussions, not by a third party," it writes.
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De La Guardia said the decline in company openings after 2008 was due to higher transparency requirements by the isthmus nation.
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In company presentations, Uber has stated its self-driving technology includes sensors that provide a 360-degree view around the vehicle.
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During the early part of the year, the DRL pilots compete in company-sponsored events around the country and sometimes abroad.
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The source at one subsidiary told me he suspected that Tatishev—who repeatedly participated in company meetings—was a hidden owner.
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Annie Eissler, chief marketing director for ByteGrid, said in a statement that investors have no involvement or control in company operations.
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As part of its "In Company With" digital program, Company Gallery has made 10 of her shorts available for free online.
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His treatment of the folktale as literature—innovative, even subversive at the time—puts him in company with Yeats, Stevenson, Poe.
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The new charter requires corporate directors to consider the interests of all major corporate stakeholders — not only shareholders — in company decisions.
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"Barcelona," from "Company" There was a PBS special on Sondheim, and I got steeped in "Company," and "Barcelona" really stuck out.
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For the first time in company history, the Royal Opera is mounting a cycle devoted to the Czech composer Leos Janacek.
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Net income was $2136 billion, more than double from the same period of last year and the highest in company history.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel recently sold more than $25 million in company stock, according to SEC filings published over the weekend.
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It's easy to get depressed bottoms up there's just an extraordinary amount of interesting things happening in company formation and entrepreneurship.
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The impact of the crackdown is going to start showing up in company results in the next couple of quarters, Jackson said.
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In company news, Singapore-listed real estate developer CapitaLand said on Monday it has entered into an agreement to acquire Ascendas-Singbridge.
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Other provisions in the latest agreement include a reported $1,000 in worker profit-sharing per $1 billion in company pre-tax profits.
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The Telegraph reported that Facebook was "repeatedly warned" about a security flaw that contributed to the biggest data breach in company history.
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Man Numeric, for instance, a quant fund in Boston, wants to apply its expertise in company-level analysis to high-yield bonds.
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In company news, Australian miner Rio Tinto released its fourth quarter and full year 2016 production results and provided guidance for 0.1.2.
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Cases like this flourish in company records, raising the question of whether the botanist's seemingly transnational identity was, in fact, company norm.
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Do tech venture capitalists really want to support a system in which moving fast and breaking things results in company-ending lawsuits?
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Mr Turnbull proposed as his core policy cuts in company taxes over ten years, arguing that this would stimulate jobs and growth.
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In 2016, he earned $267,000 from Taser, the company's annual report shows, and owned about $1 million in company stock in March.
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Inertia and a strong faith in company leadership played a role in holding on to company stock, but so did company policies.
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As Slack becomes more integrated in modern offices, employees (like myself) sometimes slip up and use iMessage lingo in company chat rooms.
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Five companies including Apple have $6900 billion in cash, that is one-third of the estimated $2628 trillion in company cash holdings.
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A reminder: The CEO numbers are calculated using actual realized stock gains instead of the estimates that are displayed in company filings.
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Creatures of chiaroscuro, they conquer and retreat, like Garbo, turn chameleonic in company, like Brando, alternating sullen disgruntlement with outright self-sabotage.
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After PayPal acquired David Marcus&apos startup in 2011, a three-letter word — "GSD" — started appearing on signs in company conference rooms.
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Shannon does not look alien, exactly, but never, even in company, do his characters seem like happy members of the human tribe.
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In company news, Home Depot Inc shares fell 1.8% as the home improvement chain forecast fiscal 6.73 sales below Wall Street expectations.
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A chief executive with millions of dollars in company stock may use the Section 1043 benefit to diversify with no taxes owed.
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First, they want the company to create a structure to allow rank-and-file employees to review ethical issues in company projects.
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In company earnings reported on Wednesday, it revealed it made an average of $4.83 in revenue per user, globally, over the last quarter.
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In company news, Sony shares advanced 22 percent after the company released its earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2017.
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"If they were in company, if they were besides another kea that wasn't playing, they'd immediately go tackle the other kea," she described.
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He appeared in promotional videos and was quoted in company press releases, drawing on his background as a US attorney to reassure customers.
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In company news, shares of Samsung Electronics closed down 1.31 percent after the smartphone maker announced its second-quarter earnings before market open.
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They include not wearing pyjamas in public, not staring at one's phone while in company and not encouraging others to drink to excess.
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Troy Capital Group has closed its $200 million fund to provide loans to startup employees whose liquidity is locked up in company stock.
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Here's how this "back door" Roth IRA strategy works: Most high earners are likely saving the maximum allowed in company 250(k) plans.
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CZ, owns 93.45 percent stake in company * Prior to the tender offer, which was announced on March 14, Rockaway Travel SE and INVIA.
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Once the country's largest energy providers, Enron executives hid billions of dollars in company debt by manipulating financial models and lying to investors.
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Pl SA : * Aleksander Chomicz raises stake in company to 16.5 percent from 9.76 percent Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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In 2014, managers in Shenzhen diverted to An Ping Tai rent money that Olympus had collected from employees who lived in company dormitories.
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People live in company towns, eat company food, get healed by company medicine, and spout off their company slogans like pained religious expressions.
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The paint company's pick is in for 24052, and the news is blue — specifically "Classic Blue," or in company parlance, PANTONE 22020-4052.
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Currently, shareholders with only $85033,000 in company shares can make recommendations that are then subsidized by the company and the company's other shareholders.
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This clause was designed to protect performers and prevent recordings that labels thought would be less commercially viable from sitting in company vaults.
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In recent weeks, Drummond had sold more than $200 million worth of Alphabet shares, leaving him with about $90 million in company stock.
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Fantasia served in Company L, 3rd Battalion, 104th Infantry Regiment, 26th Infantry Division as a US Army medic, according to CNN affiliate WHDH.
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They determined employees couldn't expense meals with meat, but they could eat it in company offices, so long as the company didn't pay.
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According to company filings this year, Mr. Tillerson owned $218 million in company stock, and his pension plan was worth nearly $70 million.
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In company news, Delta Air Lines Inc shares rose 3.0% as the company projected another annual rise in profit and revenue in 2020.
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These estimates include salaries, bonuses, restricted stock grants, cashed-in company stock, and other forms of compensation for chief executives at those firms.
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In response, Starbucks announced that it would hold a nationwide racial bias training in company stores, as well as additional trainings for new employees.
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Last month, Facebook revealed that an attack on its network had exposed the data of 50 million users, the largest breach in company history.
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The SEC agreement specifically spells out news about a change in control of the company or a change in company directors or top executives.
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In company news, shares of Mitsubishi Motors advanced 6.40 percent Thursday, beating the main index, but remain down over 22 percent year-to-date.
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He could take publications to task in company blog posts, sometimes directly drafting responses for Tesla or SpaceX himself, according to his communications staffers.
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In company-wide emails sent Wednesday, obtained by CNN Business, WeWork leadership attempted to level with staffers about the remaining questions facing the business.
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In company news, Reuters reported the China Evergrande Group raised its stake to nearly 25 percent in the country's biggest home builder, China Vanke.
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Here's the memo from the board to employees: Dear HealthTap Team, The Board of Directors has decided to make a change in company leadership.
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Since then, it has been accused of additional shady practices, such as using stock photos in company testimonials—an accusation the company admitted to.
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The law would limit the local market regulator's ability to intervene in company boards and allow for local advisers to invest citizens' funds abroad.
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Trump officials also noted that the $85033,697.74 in company stock that Price purchased in March had gained less than $300 in value since then.
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In company news, China has launched an investigation into South Korea's Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix as well as U.S. Micron Technology, Reuters reported.
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It said employees were forced to work long hours by employers who often withheld their pay or locked them up in company-controlled hostels.
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Then, by investing in company stock they are indirectly subjected to corporate taxes, as the corporate tax reduces the growth rate of the stock.
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Or maybe nothing occurred; that's what Jacques, in company with a psychiatrist, a theologian, and a couple of priests, is instructed to find out.
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I am fairly interested in company mergers (spoiler alert: they often go wrong), but I have to admit to finding that claim inadvertently funny.
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Closed-door meetings, media reports of trouble in your industry, and a shift in company culture can all signal more layoffs down the line.
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Humu said its software was built with employee privacy in mind, allowing workers to delete personal data, including anonymous comments made in company surveys.
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But investors are about to hear from executives and take in company forecasts about the future, and those can push stocks higher or lower.
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One example is the 401(k) plan investor who invests only in company stock simply because it's the portfolio option they know the best.
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Amazon had just $1.6 billion of such obligations prior to the Whole Foods deal, and never had more than $2 billion in company history.
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Cargo bikes are permitted on city streets and can in some instances park on sidewalks, but they must be stored overnight in company facilities.
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Other actions to hinder Obamacare include: —Trump last week undid an Obamacare mandate for employers to cover birth control in company-sponsored healthcare plans.
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Despite facing major glitches across its site, Amazon announced that this year's Prime Day had record sales, becoming the largest shopping event in company history.
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"Glassdoor Best Places to Work winners are strategically investing in company culture, career growth opportunities and more, which also serves as a major recruiting advantage."
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In company news, shares of Australia's Crown Resorts soared 13.23 percent, after the company announced plans for a demerger of its Australian and international investments.
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In company news, Tesla shares soared 16.0% as Panasonic Corp reported the first quarterly profit in its U.S. battery business with the electric vehicle maker.
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At the same time, it should be noted that tech CEOs take very low salaries since the majority of their compensation comes in company stock.
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Diamondback also said its board has given the driller the green light to buy back as much as $2 billion in company stock through 2020.
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I have $0003,000 combined in IRA, 401(k), and post-tax investments, plus $100,41 in company stock that I'm waiting to sell for tax purposes.
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Morrison also worked as an editor at Random House for over a decade, where she became the first female African-American editor in company history.
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And we're told he's projected to make another $15 to $20 mil over that period because he has a 10-percent stake in company profits.
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United Airlines achieved its best on-time performance in 2900, while reporting the lowest number of cancellations, delay minutes and mishandled bags in company history.
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As companies continue to be named and in some cases shamed by the president, many observers expect to see an uptick in company political spending.
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He has also been indicted for temporarily transferring personal investment losses to Nissan and steering $14.7 million in company funds to a Saudi business associate.
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A little-known tax break called Net Unrealized Appreciation could save you thousands of dollars if you've invested in company stock within your 401(k).
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In company news, Monsanto rose $21.1221, or 21.1219 percent, to $21.40 after German company Bayer offered to buy the agricultural products company for $21 billion.
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By contrast, the average U.S. 401(k) plan has about 7 percent of assets in company stock, according to Washington D.C.-based Investment Company Institute.
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The study found allocations of shares in company flotations were "skewed towards buy-side investors from whom banks derive greater revenues from other business lines".
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The latter produces 40 percent of the nation's coal and has $2.25 billion in company promises that supposedly will be there for extensive reclamation jobs.
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Today, Tesla announced it had had its "most productive quarter " in company history, exceeding its goal to produce 5,000 Model 93 cars in a week.
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The new rules exempt foreign retailers for three years from a requirement to source 30 percent of the goods sold in company-owned stores locally.
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Female figures are youthful self-portraits, and if there are a few in company, they depict the artist and how she's reflected within an environment.
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Sprint made the announcement coincident with its quarterly earnings report, where it noted it has just wrapped up the most profitable year in company history.
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McConnell noted that while investments in company segments such as Pratt and Otis have hampered performance recently, the company's patience is about to pay off.
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The employee rebuke played out on Thursday and Friday in company meetings and on internal message boards and social networks, as well as on Twitter.
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For example, a reported 62% of leaders are implementing cost containment, in which they're limiting unnecessary spending and placing a tighter grip in company expenses.
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In company news, Tesla shares soared 16.0% as Panasonic Corp reported the first quarterly profit in its U.S. battery business with the electric vehicle maker.
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The case filed this week by the state attorneys general also said Purdue gave up to $13 billion in company profits to the Sackler family.
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Hurricanes Harvey and Irma may have faded from the sky, but you can count on them coming up again, this time in company conference calls.
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In company news, Merck & Co said it would buy cancer drug developer ArQule Inc for $2.7 billion, causing shares of ArQule to double in value.
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The sale of the Times also comes just weeks after newsroom employees voted overwhelmingly, 85033-44, to unionize for the first time in company history.
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He has also been indicted for temporarily transferring personal investment losses to Nissan and steering $303 million in company funds to a Saudi business associate.
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Amazon said it was the "biggest shopping event" in company history, with over 300.5 million products purchased by Prime members during the 21-hour event.
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But he also demanded that party committees have a bigger say in company decisions, leaving plenty of room for party officials to undercut corporate reorganization.
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In company news, Merck & Co said it would buy cancer drug developer ArQule Inc for $2.7 billion, prompting shares of ArQule to double in value.
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He has also been indicted for transferring personal investment losses to Nissan and steering $14.7 million in company funds to Saudi businessman Khaled Al-Juffali.
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Complete a few campaign missions in Company of Heroes 2 and you'll notice that soldiers are often shot by their own officers when told to retreat.
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In company news, shares of Japanese electronics maker Panasonic tumbled 2101.98 percent as traders reacted to its first quarter earnings for fiscal 0.76153, released on Friday.
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Its graphics and simple grid-based movement place it in company with The Adventures of Lolo or similar block-pushing games from the '80s and '90s.
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Shopkick also says it just had its highest revenue quarter in company history, and has more brands and retail partners on the platform than ever before.
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On 29 september 2016 * Proposal for purchase of an aggregate of 599.1 million shares in company held by vendor Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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His sudden death has raised concerns about any potential directional change in company strategy and leadership amid the conglomerate's efforts to slash its massive debt burden.
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In company, she is cordial and voluble—nice, in a word—but with what often seems a fraction of a mind that is occultly busy elsewhere.
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N), which for years provided matching contributions in company stock in worker 401(k) retirement plans while also funding separate defined benefit pension plans for them.
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Mylan's board has said in company filings that it believes her pay is justified because she has contributed significantly to the company's growth in recent years.
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Before that disclosure, three Equifax executives sold $1.8 million in company stock, and there were also abnormally large sales of stock options, suggesting insider tip-offs.
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Starboard is an activist investment firm that buys a significant stake in company shares and then uses it as leverage to force management to make changes.
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Amazon just pulled off its biggest quarterly profit in company history — for the second quarter in a row — and more people should be talking about it.
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He recommends companies give their diversity and inclusion leaders some serious sway in company politics, rather than simply making these positions into figureheads or PR roles.
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Ms. LuPone was headed to London to star in "Company," however; trying to sign her on would prevent them from staging the play before late 2020.
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But the oilman has a conflict of interest: billions of dollars in company deals that can go forward only if the U.S. lifts sanctions against Russia.
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By the time Verrilli left Twitter again late last year, she was VP of corporate development and had seen virtually every Twitter acquisition in company history.
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After Del Pino's detention, stunned workers at PDVSA's Caracas headquarters, where he was generally well-liked, watched the state TV footage on screens in company elevators.
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In September, the gallerist pled guilty to two counts of filing a false federal income tax return, hiding $3.7 million in company profits from the government.
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On the one hand you can't blame Facebook for maintaining the competitive advantage it has earned, and the billions in pays out in company-wide salaries.
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Christie's said that the results for 2015 were the second-highest total in company history and that the appetite for artworks at all price points remains strong.
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As our friends at Gizmodo ES pointed out (via Hacker News), Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich sold roughly $11 million in company stock at the end of November.
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In company news, shares of Australian steel maker Bluescope advanced 21.21 percent after the company increased its earnings guidance for the half year ending June 30, 2016.
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In company news, Seven & i opted to offer its departing chairman and CEO, Toshifumi Suzuki, the post of honorary adviser, according to the Japanese business daily Nikkei.
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In company news, Uber Technologies Inc shares climbed 9.5% after the ride-hailing company laid out an ambitious plan to be profitable by the end of 7.73.
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The export surge helped offset a drawdown in company inventories and slower business investment, INSEE said in its preliminary growth estimate for the three months through June.
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Average investors shouldn't expect much of a push from the institutional investing heavyweights that can use their stakes in company stock to influence policy at major corporations.
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However, if you invest $10.80,2125 in Company X at a $2000 million valuation and the company exits for $26.17 million, you have only returned half the fund.
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When things go bad, there is often no time to react, he added, noting that someone he knows invested in company stock in his 401(k) plan.
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Only 7 percent of 603(k) assets were invested in company stock as of 2014, the most recent data available, according to the Employee Benefits Research Institute.
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SoundClouders were asked not to favorite tracks, a common way of saving music, from their personal profiles, or to put links to audio tracks in company emails.
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In company news, Herbalife lost 3.5 percent to $59.76 after a report said Carl Icahn, the nutritional supplement maker's top shareholder, was looking to sell his stake.
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Cohn will also purportedly receive $35 million in the sped-up delivery of stock awards and $23 million in company shares he will be capable of selling.
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The power company has also become a leader in renewables integration, grid modernization, and smart-grid technologies, while also achieving the best electric reliability in company history.
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Electric car manufacturer Tesla posted its biggest loss in company history in the second quarter, booking a net loss of $2628 million, according to multiple media reports.
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If its dividend had been reinvested in company shares, its annualised return since 2007 of roughly 7 per cent is in line with the S&P 500.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - European shares rose for a fourth straight session on Tuesday, lifted by strength among cyclical stocks and optimism about further growth in company earnings.
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A century later, Takarazuka operates five sub-troupes and puts on 900 shows a year, in company-owned theaters in Tokyo and its original western Japanese base.
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Annie Eissler, chief marketing officer for ByteGrid, told Maryland officials that the company's investors "have no involvement or control in company operations," according to The Baltimore Sun.
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That day, the passageway was largely empty, kept in company by only the light patter of rain and a handful of restaurant employees on their smoke break.
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In company news, AT&T Inc shares rose 6.7% after shareholder Elliott Management Corp called the wireless carrier "deeply undervalued" and urged it to restructure its business.
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In company news, AT&T Inc shares rose 6.7% after shareholder Elliott Management Corp called the wireless carrier "deeply undervalued" and urged it to restructure its business.
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For one, the increase in stock prices has been much more dramatic than the growth in company profits, as earnings for US companies hardly grew last year.
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The giant payout, detailed in company documents released on Friday, shows how lucrative corporate bankruptcies can be for professionals, while leaving many workers and creditors with scraps.
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Some police have to promote Ring either implicitly, through only speaking about Ring in company-approved statements and providing download links to Ring's "neighborhood watch" app, Neighbors.
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Siminoff has repeated this story in company blogs and in advertisements; a life-size replica of the garage was even displayed at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show.
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That excludes more than $100 billion in cash, and a collection of businesses with $14 billion in 2019 revenue described in company filings as "Google Other" businesses.
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I've used various infotainment systems on several cars, including a couple of times as a regular car shopper at plain old dealerships, rather than in company demos.
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Women in Company Leadership Tied to Stronger Profits, Study Says | A review of nearly 22,000 companies found an association between gender diversity in executive positions and increased profitability.
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A spokesman for the state Sport In company overseeing the construction said there were also leaks inside the stadium which could take up to a week to repair.
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In company news, shares of troubled Japanese airbag-maker Takata retraced some of its near 8 percent losses to close down 7.35 percent, following reports of additional recalls.
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Instead, the company's "business spending platform" has elements of both but is as much about enabling and embracing a change in company culture than simply better financial technology.
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In company news, shares of Mitsubishi Motors tumbled more than 15 percent after one of the its car models reportedly failed a fuel economy test, according to Reuters.
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"[F]or the first time in company history, Operating Income, Net Income, and Free Cash Flow were all positive," reads a portion of Spotify's financial announcement this morning.
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Both of these bots launch today in Messenger, and you can find ones with typical search bar or a Messenger bar can also be embedded in company websites.
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It was impressive of dignity and mildness, and at the same time I felt quite at my ease, as tho in company with merely a well bred lady.
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Level upon level of corporate management also failed to detect that the same employee was running a scheme to sell more than $200,000 in company equipment on eBay.
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More than any other bank on Wall Street, Credit Suisse restricts the cash portion of its bonuses, allocating large chunks in company stock, which has halved in value.
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Financial advisors make a big deal of encouraging millennials to invest in company-sponsored retirement accounts — especially if your employer offers to match a percentage of your contribution.
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In France's climate, the calibration renders the anti-pollution device virtually useless for seven months of the year, Renault itself concedes in company documents also seen by Reuters.
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PL SA: * SHAREHOLDERS MAREK DOJNOW AND ADAM JABLONSKI RAISE THEIR STAKE IN COMPANY TO 22.80 PERCENT FROM 16.31 PERCENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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In company news, Toshiba postponed plans for the sale of its memory business following its decision to take legal action against Western Digital for interfering in the deal.
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Under their bill, companies would be barred from enforcing such agreements, and also would protect employees that refuse to participate in company activities they believe to be illegal.
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However you remember it, that's what director and choreographer Austin McCormick has manifested in Company XIV's decadent dance-theater-burlesque Snow White, currently at the Minetta Lane Theatre.
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Last month, Space Exploration Technologies Corp flew its first recovered booster on a second mission, a key step in company founder Elon Musk's quest to cut launch costs.
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Lawmakers have also called on the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate why three former Equifax executives sold millions in company stock after the security breach was discovered.
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The finance department still expects total tax receipts to increase by over 3% per year from 2022 to 2025, notwithstanding the slip in company returns, its forecasts showed.
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Juul, the leading e-cigarette maker, recently pulled its sweet and mint flavors off the market amid a broader shift in company strategy following months of negative headlines.
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When we work together to bring forward concerns and make positive change in company practices we create a better future not only for ourselves but our future coworkers.
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However an IFC spokesman said more funds have been allocated to improve living standards, and employee councils formed to address complaints and boost workers' say in company decisions.
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The government has pledged to continue to hold at least 50% shareholding in company for at least 20 years from the date of the IPO (up to 2020).
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From facilitating a toxic, cutthroat culture to paying millions in company dollars for an unnecessary private jet, Away and WeWork's situations proved standards for startup CEOs has shifted.
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Fitch Ratings does not anticipate a change in company ratings as a result of the new capital framework, as the relevant risks are adequately captured in existing ratings.
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These stereotypes, though, are being challenged on a daily basis in company studios, as ballet dancers everywhere ask why their gender identity should determine the way they dance.
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"For 2019, we see the potential for year-over-year improvement in company revenue, EBIT and adjusted operating cash flow," Chief Financial Officer Bob Shanks said in a statement.
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After a series of evasive statements since Monday, Cameron's admission on Thursday during a TV interview that he had sold shares worth £230,4.63 ($24.6,21) in company Blairmore Holdings Inc.
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After a series of evasive statements since Monday, Cameron's admission on Thursday during a TV interview that he had sold shares worth £30,13 ($42,000) in company Blairmore Holdings Inc.
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With investors demanding that pay be tied more closely to performance, an increasing share of CEO compensation is in company stock, especially in bonuses and long-term incentive plans.
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Not included in the picture is SaaSy, the company's dancing cloud mascot, representing the company's emphasis on cloud services instead of software that runs locally in company data centers.
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While we are roughly 51 percent of our nation's population, we still have abysmal representation in company boardrooms [and] legislative chambers, and only make up 20 percent of Congress.
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In company news, China's biggest home builder, China Vanke, said on Sunday its net profit rose 10 percent in the six months to the end of June, reported Reuters.
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"The question (for credit investors) is are we going to see a significant increase in (company) default risks?" said Eric Brard, head of fixed income at Amundi Asset Management.
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The tags are frequently embedded in company ID cards, and employees — especially in the tech industry — have become accustomed to tapping those cards against readers to unlock office doors.
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" John Rizzo, then CIA general counsel, wrote in "Company Man" that he "dutifully" sent an obligatory "crimes report" to the Justice Department, expecting it to "do little or nothing.
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Based on a decision reached in June 2015, the Danish Ship Finance's board said it had decided to change ownership in a bid to increase liquidity in company shares.
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In company news, Italian bank Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS) said it did not need a capital increase and stressed it had a very strong capital position.
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It will be in company with a new Moma Group restaurant overseen by the chef Jean-François Piège, of Le Grand Restaurant, La Poule au Pot and Clover Grill.
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The company employs approximately 518,000 workers in the US.McDonald's has offered five days of paid time off to hourly workers in company-owned stores since 2015, according to CNBC.
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In addition, the pressure to offer more flexible working to retain talent and have a greater consideration for individuals' carbon footprints, were other factors propelling change in company policies.
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"If they're managing money on behalf of millions of Americans and they accumulate a large position in company X, they can influence decision making within the corporation," Cox said.
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In company slides released on Friday, Gucci also said it was targeting 6 billion euros ($6.8 billion) in sales over the long term, compared with 3.89 billion last year.
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To read the Reuters report, see: Gorskys journey to the witness stand can be traced to the lead role he played in company efforts to rebut the Reuters report.
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It had called for the extraordinary general meeting to discuss overhauling management's stock option programme, secure representation on the supervisory board and gain a bigger say in company strategy.
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SpaceX is also due to start flying NASA astronauts to the International Space Station as soon as this summer, which will mark the first human spaceflight in company history.
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Using the names of former leaders who had passed on, such as Mao Zedong, in company names was also not allowed as that could be misleading, the guidelines said.
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That's the second-highest trading day by volume in company history, behind only March 2, the first day people could buy and sell the stock on the public markets.
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HK * Public float of company has been restored to 25% of issued share capital of company * Notified by Yang Aihua, Baoxin Investment and Auspicious Splendid that they have reduced their respective residual shareholding in company * Reduced respective residual shareholding in company by selling down a total of 80 million shares to independent third parties * Application has been made to stock exchange for resumption of trading in shares with effect from 9:00 a.m.
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As Halloween rolls around, workers across the country will be bringing fall-themed treats into the office, participating in company costume contests and indulging their creepiest sensibilities with scary movies.
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Some have even set up programs to buy items back from customers for a low price, and then re-furbish and re-sell them in company-owned and operated stores.
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In company news, South Korea's Hotel Lotte, part of the Lotte Group conglomerate, said it is withdrawing its initial public offering (IPO) plan and will postpone the listing, reported Reuters.
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In company news, shares of Nomura closed up 12.54 percent, after Reuters reported the bank was planning a 45 billion yen buyback of up to 3.483 percent of its shares.
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He will consider whether more items in company statements should be audited, such as the risk calculations made by banks that determine how much capital they hold to stay solvent.
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But don't worry about Amazon – it made up its own sales holiday called Prime Day, which was the biggest sales day in company history in 2017 and the year prior.
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However, the court said there might be specific situations in which access to personal data in company registers could be limited, such as a long period after a company's dissolution.
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During Vena's time as Canadian National's COO, the company generated the best operating ratio in North America and had the best safety incident ratio in company history, Union Pacific said.
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And one of our country's proudest traditions across party lines is to celebrate the joys of eating glorious, fattening junk, especially in company of loved ones during the winter months.
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In company news, South Korean electronics maker Samsung closed down 25.22 percent, following reports the company's Galaxy Note 7 smartphone was facing further supply problems after claims of battery explosions.
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In company news, SoftBank Group and Uber came to an agreement that will see the Japanese tech giant take take a 15 percent stake in the ride-hailing start-up.
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JPMorgan's announcement was made on Thursday by Carlos Hernandez, head of global banking, on an internal call with as many as 2,000 employees listening in, company spokeswoman Tasha Pelio said.
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Conversations in company meetings downplayed the seriousness of the outbreak, one Norwegian employee told the New Times, and many of the written responses for customers contained misleading and unconfirmed information.
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Twitch, a live-streaming platform, is only the latest tech company to be targeted by violent people, some of whom claim to be unfairly persecuted by changes in company policies.
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Four recently fired Google engineers who were active in company worker movements say they will push for a federal investigation into the search and advertising giant for unfair labor practices.
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Still, the implication was that Volkswagen has made insufficient progress toward repairing the shortcomings in company culture and internal controls that led to one of the biggest corporate scandals ever.
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Twitter reported its second straight profitable quarter — and the second profitable quarter in company history — early Wednesday morning when the company shared first-quarter earnings, which were better than expected.
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And a few weeks later, the company settled its lawsuit with Waymo, paying between $163 million and $245 million in company shares, depending on how you count Uber's worth, to Waymo.
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"If you understand the risk and are comfortable with a high concentration in company stock, it might be right for you," said Marc McDonough, senior vice president of Schwab Investor Services.
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Facebook has spent the past two years mired in scandals around data privacy, starting with last year's revelations around Cambridge Analytica and continuing through the biggest data breach in company history.
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The concept was tested by comparing the newspaper data to similar methodologies using the Fed's Beige Book reports, the risk factors listed in company earnings reports and the CBOE Volatility Index.
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In its most recent quarter, Amazon posted $252 billion in net income, the highest in company history, while profit for the full year more than more than tripled to $10 billion.
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Tata wanted to make sure the Trusts, that rely on Tata Sons for dividends to fund their charitable work, could keep having a major say in company decisions, the sources said.
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In its most recent quarter, Amazon posted $3 billion in net income, the highest in company history, while profit for the full year more than more than tripled to $10 billion.
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Source: FactSet PKW tracks the Nasdaq U.S. BuyBack Achievers Index and the holdings of both are adjusted after the end of every quarter to account for changes in company share count.
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In the first quarter, it had $1.6 billion in net income — more than double from last year and only the second quarter in company history to top $1 billion in profit.
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This can be a problem for employees of those start-ups who are often compensated in company shares that can be worth a lot of money if the company goes public.
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The individuals were fined under a clause in Mexico's Securities Market Law that prohibits people from ordering or carrying out trades in company shares or debt using price-sensitive privileged information.
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On the heels of record holiday sales over the Black Friday through Cyber Monday timeframe, Amazon announced this morning that Cyber Monday was the biggest shopping day worldwide in company history.
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Held during the typically slower summertime shopping season, Prime Day 2017 was the biggest sales day in company history, before now, and it was the biggest shopping day the year prior.
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The transportation transformation would drive this figure down.. Fewer people would own private vehicles, and driverless cars would be more efficiently stored in company lots on the outskirts or below cities.
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Benchmark's decision to sell some of their earnings will weaken its power in company decision-making, but also locks in some of their winnings ahead of an uncertain IPO in 2019.
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Conditt also picked up on three little words that appeared, with no wider context at least, to signal something of a shift in company attitude towards indies at PlayStation's higher levels.
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In September, Clayton rescinded 14-year-old guidance that allowed funds to rely on recommendations from proxy advisors Glass, Lewis & Co and Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) when voting in company elections.
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Kickstarting the overhaul in company culture, Uber plans to rename a conference room knowns as the "war room" to the "peace room" among other cosmetic changes according to reporting from Bloomberg.
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Nicole, for example, went to work in a large Southern city, where she quickly learned she needed to study college football every weekend just to participate in company discussions on Monday.
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On the distracted driving side, the NTSB recommended that Apple adopt a policy that bans the nonemergency use of smartphones and tablets in company-owned vehicles, or while doing company work.
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The number of people in the U.S. and Canada who check Facebook every day dropped between the third and fourth quarter of 2017, the first such quarterly drop in company history.
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In company news, Facebook Inc shares fell 2.7% after the Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission is considering seeking a preliminary injunction against the social media company.
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Employees quoted in the article accused Korey of creating a toxic work environment where workers were publicly shamed by executives in company Slack channels and customer service representatives were routinely overworked.
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Not all are a fan of its culture, though: Some former We Company employees have called the culture cult-like and complained it places pressure on drinking and participating in company events.
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Millennials hold the most in company stock — 203 percent — relative to their overall net worth, compared with 24 percent for Generation X and 19 percent among baby boomers, according to the study.
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The economy grew quickly during the first three months of 2019 because of a surge in company inventories and a shrinkage in the trade gap, temporary factors that are likely to fade.
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In company news, Samsung Electronics on Tuesday unveiled the large-screen Galaxy Note 7 "phablet" with a stylus pen in a bid to capture the premium end of a slowing smartphone market.
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In company news, Australian health and safety protection solutions provider Ansell reported its full year 2016 earnings, posting sales revenue of $1.572 billion, which was down 4 percent from a year earlier.
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In company news, shares of Toshiba advanced 3.79 percent, after the Japanese company said its fiscal first-quarter results were close to what was reported by the Nikkei business daily, said Reuters.
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In company news, Australian metals and mining company South32 reported earnings from continuing operations fell 76 percent on-year, due to weaker metal prices, in the year that ended June 21.82, 20.21.
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In company news, Australian firm Cochlear, which makes hearing implants, announced net profit for the year ended June 2016 was up 30 percent on-year at 188.9 million Australian dollars ($144.5 million).
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In company news, airline carrier Virgin Australia reported a loss of 0.983 million Australian dollars ($171.74 million) for the fiscal year ended June 30, citing a previously announced pre-tax restructuring charges.
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But growth in company earnings could weaken in the second half of the year, partly due to disruptions on the trade front, which has started to hit economic activity worldwide, said Das.
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As co-founders of the luxury fashion trade-in company Material World, Jie Zheng and Rie Yano have a mutual love for how the digital age can support their love for fashion.
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His first film credit was as a helicopter pilot in Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now," which was quickly followed by a part in "The Boys in Company C" as a drill instructor.
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Despite the respectable economic performance and the stunning surge in company profits, the major averages are little changed for the year and stumbled around Friday, despite a massive earnings beat from Amazon.
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Nyquist, an unbeaten colt, drew a sizable pre-race crowd for Friday's final workout in company with the Grade I winner Ralis, as the two horses had the main track to themselves.
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Khosrowshahi's had to battle back from the days of the #DeleteUber movement, that Lyft executives have said contributed to one of the rival ride-hailing service's biggest growth weeks in company history.
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For example, when Henry Paulson, the former Goldman Sachs executive, became Treasury secretary in 2006, he pledged to sell about $470 million in company stock to comply with conflict-of-interest rules.
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One of the best known of the hedge fund world's aggressive activist players who seek major changes in company strategies, Icahn has been railing against the Oklahoma-based company's management for months.
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TE Connectivity — The board of TE Connectivity announced it was repurchasing $1.5 billion in company shares and raised the company's quarterly dividend to 44 cents per share from 40 cents per share.
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In company news, billionaire investor William Ackman's hedge fund Pershing square jumped 14.5% after his letter to shareholders said various hedges "more than compensated" for recent market declines that hit portfolio companies.
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McDonald's, which has not reported that any U.S. workers have tested positive for the virus, has offered five days of paid time off to hourly workers in company-owned stores since 2015.
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In the days after the breach was discovered — but before it was publicly disclosed — three Equifax executives, including its chief financial officer, John W. Gamble Jr., sold $1.8 million in company shares.
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This week and next, Company Gallery will present "In Company With," a new series of virtual talks, performances, and readings featuring Hayden Dunham, LA Warman, and Raúl de Nieves via Instagram Live.
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In company news, Airbus rose 2.3% after Reuters reported that the company became the world's largest planemaker for the first time since 2011 after delivering a forecast-beating 863 aircraft in 2019.
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But the mystery over precisely why Mr. Grieger left — and whether he was dismissed — has complicated Volkswagen's effort to regain public trust, and risks stirring up a dark chapter in company history.
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This approach will create a "pay me now or pay me later" mentality in company executives that they genuinely understand and that makes the real costs of cybersecurity breaches intolerable to them.
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Oklahoma billionaires, the Greens are best-known for their chain of Hobby Lobby craft stores and their religious freedom battle with the Obama administration over covering contraception in company health care plans.
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The fund has 70% of its value invested in company shares but has over time been reducing the proportion held in European companies in favor of other markets such as the United States.
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In company news, Japan's internet and telecommunication giant SoftBank confirmed media reports that it agreed to acquire U.K. chip designer, Arm Holdings, for 2516.55 billion pounds ($2500 billion) in an all-cash deal.
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That miss accounted for the lion's share of the firm's revenue shortfall: Citigroup said it produced $17.1 billion in company-wide revenue, below the $17.6 billion average estimate of analysts surveyed by Refinitiv.
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Larger fines are part of the FRC's push to bolster its credibility after being heavily criticized by lawmakers for being too slow to take on the big accountants caught up in company scandals.
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The New York Times took a skeptical look at the deal, arguing that it may have been about LinkedIn's slumping share price and the need to retain employees paid heavily in company stock.
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In company news, Japanese electronics manufacturer Sharp reported a net loss of 255.9 billion yen for the financial year ended March 31, 2016, compared to the previous year's net loss of 222.3 billion.
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Zuckerberg said the company had been surprised by the leak, as it has been the first time in company history that an all-hands meeting had been recorded and shared with the media.
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The ultimate beneficiaries of pension schemes and investment funds should be able to vote in company elections; this power ought not to be outsourced to a few barons in the asset-management industry.
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The fund has 70% of its value invested in company shares but has over time been reducing the proportion held in European companies in favour of other markets such as the United States.
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Many investors prepare for retirement by putting money in company-sponsored 401(k) plans or personal individual retirement accounts and working with their financial advisor to come up with a plan for retirement.
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It dropped its highly-touted "MAVENS" strategy (Mobile, Video, Native advertising & Social) that, when introduced last year with a flourish, was also supposed to have offset the 4% drop in company advertising revenues.
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Those firms hold crypto assets — most of which is in Ethereum — in order to invest and divest in company tokens and cryptocurrencies as part of ICOs or just generally as retail investors do.
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STAG's policy leverage target is strong relative to similarly rated REITs, which is appropriate given its 75.9% portfolio weighting in company-defined secondary and tertiary markets that generally trade at higher cap rates.
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Wilson has taken a downbeat stance on the market based on forecast recession in company earnings, as S&P 500 profits are essentially flat this year, while smaller companies are reporting a decline.
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In company news, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba (BABA) said it will open up its platform to allow American companies to sell their products to small-and mid-sized businesses around the world.
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But through his attorney in 2015, Weinstein agreed to repay more than $7 million in company funds that, as his lawyer acknowledged in documents Fortune has reviewed, he had used for personal projects.
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McDonald's rolled out a new sick leave policy to give workers in company-owned stores two week of paid sick leave if they are exposed to or have been infected with the coronavirus.
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In company news, BHP reported a 20.73% drop in its iron ore production for the three months that ended in September, citing planned maintenance at an important iron ore port in Western Australia.
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The change in company guidance reflected yet again the hardships that traditional ad groups face, with revenues being squeezed by competition from Facebook and Google as well as tightening budgets by major clients.
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Carlyle funds would look to invest in company credit, loans in particular, which tend to decline proportionally to equity in a downturn even though it's more senior in the capital structure, he said.
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Those conditions would require foreign investors not to participate in company committees that have key decision-making power and not make written proposals to boards relating to major business decisions, the sources said.
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Those conditions would require foreign investors not to participate in company committees that have key decision-making power and not make written proposals to boards relating to major business decisions, the sources said.
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The bond of a relationship may be a secret weapon in company building for new-wave tech startups, but that doesn't come without risks, like co-founder disharmony, equity supermajority and even divorce.
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"I've become so accustomed to affecting an apologetic cringe when I smoke in company, twisting one arm out of its socket to try to aim the smoke in an opposite direction," she wrote.
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In company news, shares of messaging app Line jumped nearly 13 percent after the Nikkei business daily reported that it would tie up with Chinese technology giant Tencent to create a mobile payment service.
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In "Company of One," he gives readers a behind-the-scenes look at how he makes a six-figure income working for himself out of his small home on an island off of Vancouver.
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Amtrak 188 was not the deadliest crash in company history: In 2188, 21980 people died when the Miami-bound Sunset Limited careened off a bridge spanning a tributary of the Mobile River in Alabama.
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"We had a solid quarter, achieving the highest quarterly sales and net earnings results in company history as housing continues to be a tailwind for our business," CEO Craig Menear said in a statement.
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In company news, Hong Kong-listed shares of Chinese property developer Evergrande fell 6.94 percent, after Reuters reported the company posted a 23 percent drop in first-half core profit,weighed by higher costs.
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According to a recent study by Hyla Mobile as reported by the Wall Street Journal, a mobile-device trade-in company, the average age of an iPhone at trade-in is now 2.92 years.
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They said the demise of BHS - the biggest collapse in the British retail industry since Woolworths in 2008 - begs much wider questions about gaps in company law and pension regulation that must be addressed.
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The Galaxy S93 was also the first phone in company history Samsung released with two different display sizes — similar to the the strategy Apple used in 29 with the iPhone 29 and 210 Plus.
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The revelation also prompted multiple state investigations and lawsuits, as well as an SEC probe into top executives at the company who allegedly sold millions in company stock before the breach was publicly revealed.
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In company news, Chinese cellphone equipment manufacturer ZTE agreed to plead guilty and pay about $52.803 million to the U.S. to settle allegations that it violated American laws by selling U.S. technology to Iran.
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In company with the once-famous debutante Brenda Frazier, Vivian goes to 52nd Street to hear Louis Prima, and hangs out with her aunt's showgirls at Toots Shor's, El Morocco and the Stork Club.
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On May 2, the day the order came for the exhausted and battle-depleted battalion to give up their tanks, 10 privates in Company A were promoted to the rank of private first class.
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The measure signed by McAuliffe, a Democrat, mandates that players be 18 or older, offers players limits on how much they can bet, requires annual audits and bars employees from competing in company contests.
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Op-Ed Contributors Wall Street has developed a new way, clouded in obscurity, to fleece the hundreds of millions of Americans who have money invested in company pension plans, mutual funds and insurance policies.
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Not only is the divisions' growth outstripping that of legacy fossil-fuel businesses, but a trend toward breaking out their earnings separately in company reports allows investors to see value that was previously buried.
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In a recent study of data from a mobile-device trade-in company, iPhones traded in were an average of 2.92 years old, and iPhone owners held on to them longer than Android users.
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Nike CEO Mark Parker announced in the company's earnings call last week that the USWNT's home jersey is also now Nike's highest-selling soccer jersey — men's or women's — for a single season in company history.
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While Macri has gotten rid of many investment obstacles including a holding period for foreign capital, investors are still wary of high capital gains taxes and the market regulator's ability to intervene in company affairs.
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In company news, South Korean memory chip maker SK Hynix reported a 65 percent on-year drop in the company's operating profit for the first quarter on the back of sluggish demand for electronic devices.
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"Credit spreads have been tightening for a long time so rather than taking risks in company credit, we would like to increase the assets that have different risk profile from stocks and bonds," Shigemoto said.
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Campaigner Jolene Tan said the promotion appeared to overlook the struggle of women in the city-state, who are pushing for better representation in company boardrooms and battling laws which critics say allow marital rape.
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In company news, shares of Rio Tinto closed down 2355 percent, erasing all of their near-1.8 percent gains from early trade, as investors digested poor first-half earnings reported on Wednesday after market close.
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While the generosity from co-workers is admirable, this new trend in company policies shows a lack of magnanimity on the part of employers as these new programs pressure employees to make up the difference.
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The combined company would have assets worth more than 620 billion yuan ($99 billion) and a workforce of almost 150,000, according to Reuters' calculations based on data on the firms' websites and in company filings.
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In company news, shares of electronics giant Samsung finished flat at 0.813,20.81,247.85 won, after the smartphone maker said in a statement on Tuesday it was reviewing if it should transition to a holding company structure.
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In company news, Metro was the worst performer on the main index, down 8.1% after Czech businessman Daniel Kretinsky's investment vehicle confirmed it would not raise its 5.8 billion euro bid for the German retailer.
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A new report by Moody's Investors Service projected a rise in company defaults and a decline in capital spending of 20 to 25 percent, a drop in investment nearly as large as that last year.
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The new draft rules issued by the State Administration for Market Regulation said the use of certain words in company names was "detrimental to the interests of state and society" and needed to be banned.
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This is a change, of course, for Tesla because, up until now, it has been selling its cars around the country in company-run showrooms that sell direct to customers — thereby circumventing the dealership model.
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Mohammed El Kuwaiz, chairman of the country's Capital Market Authority (CMA), said Thursday that foreign investors can take part in company flotations when asked about the IPO of oil giant Saudi Aramco, according to Reuters.
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Lawsuit over rules affecting access to birth control Becerra challenged the administration in 2017 with a lawsuit challenging the administration's end to rules requiring that employers provide coverage for birth control in company health plans.
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Founded in 2013 by three engineering graduates from Imperial College — Tim Sadler, Tom Adams and Ed Bishop — Tessian is built on the premise that humans are the weak link in company email and data security.
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At Chevron, more than 20143,000 participants in its 401(k) plan held $8.9 billion, or 47 percent of investment assets, in company stock at the end of 2014, according to the latest annual report. (Graphic:tmsnrt.
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With about a third of his 22014(k) plan in company stock, retired Chesapeake geologist Keith Rasmussen, 2401, looks to sell land he owns in Oklahoma and Idaho to shore up his depleted retirement funds.
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Despite the access to attorneys and executives, it isn't easy for business leaders to participate fully in company affairs once they are in jail, according to those who have had previous experience of such dealings.
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A slow roll out of retail stores, the prevalence of illicit markets and burgeoning supply from producers racing to assert dominance are causing steep declines in prices with unsold pot stacking up in company inventories.
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One major method Philip Morris is deploying to gain ground, the marketing documents show, is the free distribution of cigarettes at bars and nightclubs - known as Legal Age Meeting Points, or LAMPs, in company jargon.
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Mr. McClendon intertwined his personal financial well-being with that of Chesapeake Energy, taking a personal stake in company wells, then using those investments as collateral for up to $1.1 billion in loans to himself.
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If adopted, the measure could make a case argued before the U.S. Supreme Court last month moot that arose after Microsoft balked at handing over a criminal suspect's emails stored in company servers in Ireland.
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"FY17 was another strong year for Adobe, highlighted by record Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Experience Cloud revenue, and capped off by the first ever $2 billion quarter in company history," CEO Shantanu Narayen said.
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In company news, Sears CEO Eddie Lampert said Tuesday that the struggling retailer is "fighting like hell" to stay afloat, but unfair media coverage is making it difficult for the company to turn business around.
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"The coronavirus outbreak will, in principle, have no impact - either way - on the focus that we have on encouraging ESG targets in company executive remuneration plans," said Bill Hartnett, stewardship director at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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In "Company" and "Merrily We Roll Along" (both by George Furth) and "Follies" (by James Goldman), the spoken parts are almost always where the action isn't; you sit through them to get to the songs.
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Top executives often receive a large portion of their compensation in company stock, under the theory that CEOs who are large shareholders in the company themselves will be incentivized to improve value for all shareholders.
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In company news, Qantas shares initially rose more than 9 percent in morning trade after the airline said it had its "highest-ever" first half underlying profit before tax for the six months ended Dec.
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Mr. Shaich said that was because the fruits of initiatives like the mobile ordering system, which were rolled out first in company-owned stores, have yet to fully show up in the performance of franchisees.
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Guests' real names are redacted in company communications, the apartment's address is not publicized, the limo's number plates are untraceable, emails with clients are encrypted and employees have to sign a very strict confidentiality contract.
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Managers should also recognize outstanding performance in company emails, team meetings, hallway conversations or hand-written notes — acknowledgement that someone noticed a job well-done is often more satisfying than an award or gift certificate.
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The committees said the demise of BHS -- the biggest collapse in the British retail industry since Woolworths in 2008 -- begged wider questions about holes in company law and pensions regulation, which it would later turn to.
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For industrial goods, he said it could be done by "market surveillance authorities" in company premises but he added that checks on animals and animal-derived products would still have to take place on the border.
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The warnings shook confidence in company management for failing to benefit from the country's building boom, which was the biggest in living memory but also pushed up prices as an intense demand for workers lifted wages.
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The warnings shook confidence in company management for failing to benefit from New Zealand's building boom, which was the biggest in living memory but also pushed up prices as an intense demand for workers lifted wages.
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Quitting networks and devices like they're cigarettes is definitely a hot trending topic these days, but the ever-growing active-user numbers in company earnings reports tells a different story: Tech, we just can't quit you.
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People in the home states of losing Super Bowl teams request smartphone repairs almost 200% more the day after the big game than on an average day, according to smartphone repair and trade-in company iCracked.
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Why it matters: This is the first time Muilenburg made an unqualified apology to crash victims, and it represents a turning point in company strategy in getting its best-selling aircraft back in the air again.
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Shares in Company for Cooperative Insurance, one of the largest insurers by market value, jumped 4673 percent after posting net profit that more than doubled to 160.3 million riyals in the three months to March 31.
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The Norwegian firm said last October that it planned to sell its 33-percent stake in company, which in February paid $795 million to settle a U.S. and Dutch probe into a bribery scheme in Uzbekistan.
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Despite the concerns flagged by analysts, LGFV bonds are proving relatively attractive to investors as a rising number of corporate defaults - including by some non-LGFV state firms with weaker backing - undermines confidence in company debt.
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Thousands of oil sands workers live in other parts of Canada and commute by air to the region for a few weeks' work at a time, sleeping in company-owned or leased work camps between shifts.
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Earlier in the day, the SEC charged a former Equifax executive with insider trading after he allegedly sold close to $1 million in company stock in August, just before the credit bureau announced a major hack.
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They started talking, polished off the Champagne and began a friendship that led, several years later, to their sailing their two schooners in company on the waters around New York (his had white sails, hers tanbark).
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His son, daughter and wife voted him out of Okada Holdings in May, replacing him with two directors friendly to Universal's board, which then dismissed him based on allegations he misappropriated $20 million in company funds.
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Second, by the time these individuals are fired, the unethical behaviors might have spread and become so prevalent and ingrained in company structures that simply removing two people won't fix the problem in the near future.
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There will be collaborations with the Brooklyn Academy of Music and the Public Theater; productions of overlooked operas; and a raft of new works, including, for the first time in company history, commissions from female composers.
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A former top Equifax executive was charged on Wednesday with insider trading for selling nearly $1 million in company stock after he learned about a major data breach in 2017 but before it was publicly announced.
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In company news, billionaire investor William Ackman's hedge fund Pershing Square jumped 11.2%, topping the midcap index, after his letter to shareholders said various hedges "more than compensated" for recent market declines that hit portfolio companies.
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"As a result, Hon Kyagulanyi was halted from departure and was taken to Mulago National Referral Hospital (Kiruddu Complex) in company of specialist doctors from the same hospital for the purpose mentioned above," the statement said.
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For the first time in company history, St. John Properties, which has eight different branches, flew in all their out-of-state employees and their guests and covered all airfare and hotel costs for the party.
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When Hood stepped up to replace Peter Klein as finance chief in 2013, becoming the first woman to hold that role in company history, the strategy seemed to be less about growing revenue than cutting costs.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged a former Equifax executive with insider trading on Wednesday, alleging he sold close to $28503 million in company stock after learning of a massive hack of the credit agency.
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Curated by the CUBE Consulting Group, most installations in Wavelength: Reset seem inspired by the approach pioneered by Chinese artist Xu Zhen with his Made In Company, where objects are grouped under a sweeping brand identity.
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Google has already used information from the DeepMind program to reduce cooling bills in company datacenters, and there's no telling what kind of work a true machine intelligence may be capable of doing in the future.
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Since retreating soldiers in the game are shot by communist commissars, the argument in Company of Heroes 2 seems to be that Order 227 was the product of a political regime which failed to motivate its people.
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In company news, electronics giant Samsung said power supply to its China memory chip plant was disrupted on June 18 due to an outage, affecting a part of the production capacity at the facility, according to Reuters.
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But the donations also put the firms in company with some of the event's other sponsors, which included three groups known for their work attacking climate change science and trying to undermine efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
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"This will come as an additional shock to Toshiba's institutional investors that may further undermine confidence in company management, as well as significantly weakening its international nuclear credentials," said Tom O'Sullivan, founder of energy consultancy Mathyos Japan.
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"This will come as an additional shock to Toshiba's institutional investors that may further undermine confidence in company management as well as significantly weakening its international nuclear credentials," said Tom O'Sullivan, founder of energy consultancy Mathyos Japan.
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Ford's interest in company that 3D prints metal is pretty clear, of course, and the automotive giant is taking things a step further by adding its Chief Technology Officer Ken Washington to Desktop Metal's Board of Directors.
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LG just announced record earnings for its first three months of the year, making 1.11 trillion won ($1.03 billion) in profit off 15.12 trillion won ($14.1 billion) in revenue — the highest first-quarter figures in company history.
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In company news, Samsung shares rose 2379 percent to 1,739,000 won to a record high following its Tuesday announcement that it planned to return 50 percent of its free cash flow to shareholders in 2016 and 2017.
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The projects are seen as just the start, with a host of other approvals - known as final investment decisions (FIDs) - expected to follow after waiting in company drawers while LNG prices recovered from a three-year slump.
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Ikea entering the solar power market puts it in company with dedicated providers like Tesla, which offers home solar generation and storage solutions through its acquired subsidiary SolarCity, and via its Tesla Powerwall home battery storage product.
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But he's even more disrespectful to his two co-owners: Harlow spent nearly $200,000 in company funds to cover his own personal expenditures, such as food and travel, co-owner and COO/CFO Skyler LeCroy tells Lemonis.
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And because the growth of the technology industry has played a huge role in California's recent boom, a drop in company valuations or in venture capital investments would reverberate swiftly through the state's economy and tax receipts.
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In 2018, Tesla shareholders approved a pay package for Musk that pays him only in company stock options, and only if the company hits aggressive growth targets, both for its operations and for its total market value.
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LONDON/AMSTERDAM, May 20153 (Reuters) - A slowdown in company listings in London due to uncertainty around the upcoming Brexit referendum could be helping European rival Amsterdam's stock market, which has seen a rise in activity this year.
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Former and current employees told BuzzFeed News they've experienced being outed or misgendered by other employees, been confronted by their deadnames in company software, and having trouble accessing gender-affirming medical treatment under Starbucks's employee insurance plans.
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The move is seen in company circles as Nagai looking to leverage in the Americas Okuda's investment banking experience and giving him the opportunity to compete against Morita as future CEO, people familiar with the matter said.
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BlackRock's new gun-free strategies will track broad indexes, including the S&P 500, the Russell 1000, Russell 2000 and Russell 3000, and the MSCI World ex-US index, and could appear in company 401(k) plans.
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There are a few different ways for economists to measure how much CEO earn in a given year, which can fluctuate a lot if they decide to sell some of their shares in company stock that year.
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Lauren UnderwoodLauren UnderwoodHillicon Valley: Capital One faces investigation over massive breach | DHS warns of cyber vulnerability in small aircraft | Senate bill would ban 'addictive' social media features Democrats take another stab at preventing foreign election interference Serena Williams, Mark Cuban invest in company working to end black maternal mortality MORE (D-Ill.) and Alma AdamsAlma Shealey AdamsEnsuring AI benefits everyone, tech must have a diverse pipeline Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Serena Williams, Mark Cuban invest in company working to end black maternal mortality MORE (D-N.
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Visa Checkout's rollout has been among the fastest and most successful Visa consumer product launches in company history, as merchants and their customers seek easier, more convenient ways to pay with their cards in an increasingly digital world.
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Since October, when a Wall Street Journal article raised questions about Theranos' technology, Quest shares are up 5003 percent, adding $2 billion to its market capitalization, while LabCorp has climbed 15 percent, building $1.8 billion in company value.
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This puts us in company with cities like Ferguson, Baltimore, New Orleans, and Detroit, where, thanks to the emergence of a photogenic calamity, America has finally gotten a glimpse of ugly truths that residents have known for generations.
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Intel was also informed of the potential exploits before the leaks, and it may be worth noting that the company's CEO, Brian Krzanich, sold $24 million in company stock and options in late November, according to Business Insider.
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Tesla made and delivered more cars in the second quarter of 2019 than it did in any other quarter in company history, but still lost $33 million, according to a new filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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In company news, Hong Kong-listed MGM China fell 1.85 percent, after the company announced that the opening of MGM Cotai, Macau will be delayed from the second-quarter of 53 to the second half of the year.
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Aeropostale expects to emerge from bankruptcy protection within six months as a smaller company after renegotiating contracts and resolving an ongoing dispute with the investment firm Sycamore Partners, a major shareholder that pushed through changes in company leadership.
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Nearly 8,000 participants in its 401(k) are exposed to the reversal of fortune, holding 35 percent of the plan's $20143 million in assets in company stock at the end of 2014, according to the latest annual report.
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The minister, Xiao Jie, reiterated that China's switch to a value-added tax (VAT) system and other cuts in company fees would reduce corporate costs by at least 1 trillion yuan ($150.90 billion) this year, the newspaper said.
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Researchers from the company's Google Brain research group or the London-based DeepMind research lab it acquired in 2014 have helped slash power bills in company data centers, and sped up Google's ability to map new cities, for example.
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While references to nationalisation as a default event for utility companies are not new, several lawyers said they are seeing a surge in company inquiries about inserting such clauses, as well as an increase in investment firms seeking advice.
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But hey, maybe this stumble will distract people from the fact that Intel CEO Brian Krzanich sold $39 million in company stock and options after Intel learned about the vulnerability but before it was disclosed to the public. Maybe.
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While references to nationalization as a default event for utility companies are not new, several lawyers said they are seeing a surge in company inquiries about inserting such clauses, as well as an increase in investment firms seeking advice.
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GE Chief Executive John Flannery, who took over in August, has promised to cut $1 billion in company spending this year and $2 billion in 2018, as the company grapples with its weak financial results and declining share price.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - The Navajo Nation, the largest Native American tribe, has settled a trademark suit brought against the apparel retail chain Urban Outfitters Inc over use of the tribe's name in company merchandise, the two sides said on Friday.
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Prime Minister Stefan Lofven's coalition of Social Democrats and Greens has long threatened to introduce legislation unless the gender balance in company board rooms improved in a country which likes to consider itself as a champion of gender equality.
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Famed for his 11-second heel hook earlier in the year, a move which broke the Bellator record for fastest submission in company history, Gozali returned to action this weekend and extended his MMA record to four wins unbeaten.
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On March 26, "In Company With" will also feature an evening of poetry curated by performer and poet LA Warman, cheekily titled "Home-O-Erotic" (6 pm), featuring work from Cole Lu, Gabrielle Rucker, Kelly Xio, and Taylor Johnson.
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The latest appointments suggest a shift by Takahiro Hachigo, the 56-year-old who became CEO in June, to promote younger managers in a country where Japanese men well into their 60s is a common sight in company managements.
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Biased management, a history of promoting some people based on their achievements and not others, a lack of trust in company authority — correcting these issues can take a Herculean effort, and sometimes even requires a drastic overhaul in leadership.
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But then there are the less obvious opportunities, such as maintaining the architectural style of the neighborhood in the design of new office space, including the work of neighborhood artists in company projects or creative initiatives launched by your brand.
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Part of the reason Silicon Valley has become so powerful is that it supports a wide variety of these wider ecosystem players, and doesn't just dole out cash to raw entrepreneurs who often are pretty experienced in company and brand building.
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It was early March and warm in Costa Rica, the perfect weather for the final dinner of Stella & Dot's "Glam Getaway trip"—a reward for some 400 of the jewelry and accessories company's top sellers, called "stylists" in company lingo.
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In company news, shares of NEC dropped 26 percent after the Japanese communications equipment maker slashed its profit outlook for the year ending March 2100.37 to 20.7561 billion yen ($21.0697 million) from an earlier prediction of 22015 billion yen, reported Reuters.
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Earlier this week, the Senate Finance Committee requested information on the vulnerability and a detailed timeline of the breach, which will help determine whether three Equifax senior executives knew about the hack when they sold about $1.8 million in company shares.
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In 2014 on "Squawk Box," Jackson stuck up for Tesla, saying it should not have to modify its practice of selling its electric cars directly to consumers in company-owned showrooms to mollify state governments, which want cars sold through dealerships.
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This new shift in company policy comes about as YouTube has become the favorite brand of 70% of kids aged 6-12, according to the BBC annual report, and as the BBC fights to remain relevant in an increasingly digital landscape.
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It's essentially the same act she did in the popular dinner theater spectacle "Queen of the Night" and in Company XIV's "Nutcracker Rouge," but here it's a real deus ex machina, demonstrating the basic theatrical construction absent elsewhere in the production.
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In company news, Samsung shares reversed early gains of nearly 0.3 percent to trade lower by 0.19 percent, following reports that the company was delaying the start of new Galaxy Note 7 handset sales in South Korea until October 1.
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In company news, shares of Japanese semiconductor maker Renesas Electronics dropped 2182.64 percent on Tuesday, following a Reuters report, citing sources familiar with the matter, that said the company was nearing an expected $0.123 billion acquisition of U.S. chipmaker Intersil.
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In company news, shares of Nikkei heavyweights Fast Retailing climbed 23.7 percent after the company, which owns clothing brand Uniqlo, said on Thursday it expected its fiscal 21.9 operating profit to jump 20.75 percent to 250.82 billion yen ($0.333 billion).
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In company news, shares of Sumitomo Metal Mining edged up 0.1 percent following a Reuters report that said the company entered into agreement to sell its entire 3.5 percent stake in mine operator PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara for around $43 million.
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BP PLC did not violate a federal law governing employee benefit plans by continuing to invest in company stock despite knowing about safety risks in the time before the deadly Deepwater Horizon oil spill, a U.S. appeals court said on Tuesday.
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Citing factors including his lack of confidence in company leadership and his assessment of the likelihood of larger legal and regulatory liabilities, Tilson said he believed there is "at least a 50-50 chance" that the company could eventually go bankrupt.
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Analysts had forecast imports would fall 3.8% from a year earlier, reversing an expansion of 4% in April, which some had suspected was related to changes in company purchasing patterns ahead of a cut in the value-added tax (VAT).
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It was also targeting overseas firms operating in New Zealand, particularly in the insurance, travel and industrial sectors, arguing that listing on the NZX reinforced customers' awareness of the foreign company and enabled local employees to participate in company share schemes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Emerging market equities have a spring in their step as an upswing in company profits extends a year-long 40 percent rally in the sector and allows investors to look past the threat of a global trade war.
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And at Wednesday's meetings, institutional investors with billions in company stock attempted to force the oil giants to disclose more about how they are preparing to operate in a world that's trying to burn less fossil fuel and forestall rising temperatures.
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Volkswagen, which has admitted to the cheating, in particular has not made sufficient progress in repairing the shortcomings in company culture that led to the scandal, according to a recent report by a lawyer appointed to monitor the company's behavior.
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Just after sunrise on April 19, 22, the tanks in Company A of the 210rd Tank Battalion, along with the 220st Platoon from Company B of the 236846058th Armored Flamethrower Battalion attacked a village called Kakazu, perched on a fortified ridge.
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Restaurant companies like Chick-fil-A, McDonald's and Starbucks have already closed their dining rooms in company-owned locations in the U.S. Separately, McDonald's said Tuesday it may offer some franchisees rent deferrals as restaurants close or see traffic plunge.
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In January, Fyre Media said in company documents that it owned land in the Bahamas worth $25 million and had $2000 million in revenue from December alone — claims that one investor, Oleg Itkin, said in a lawsuit were probably fictitious.
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By a 3-0 vote, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said Fuld and a Lehman benefit committee were not legally at fault for letting employees participate in an employee stock ownership plan that invested in company stock.
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The energy industry followed the lead of heavyweights such as Chevron Corp and Exxon Mobil Corp, which for years provided matching contributions in company stock in worker 401(k) retirement plans while also funding separate defined benefit pension plans for them.
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The intrigue: While his songs generally focus on high-level macroeconomic themes like central banking, GDP growth and interest rate policy, his heart is in value investing — as a Warren Buffett devotee he specializes in company valuations and stock picking.
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But unlike Hollywood, where #MeToo led to the formation of Time's Up, a movement geared toward effecting concrete change by collecting legal funds and advocating for a change in company policies on harassment, Bollywood is still resisting letting go of its old ways.
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Those gains are expected to be driven by an increase in company earnings as the economy picks up momentum this year after slowing for much of 2017 as disruptions from a ban on bank notes and a goods and services tax fade.
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Tweaking the number in the six-month review of liabilities in company accounts, closely watched by investors, as Tesco did, is also easier than changing the 'triennial valuation', a three-yearly deal with scheme trustees agreeing how much a company must add.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the American business community's biggest lobbying arm, had urged the Supreme Court in a brief to hear the case, saying a ruling against the fund could deter companies from offering retirement plans that invest in company stock.
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In company news, Reuters reported, citing South Korea's Yonhap News, prosecutors raided the offices of Samsung Group over its alleged link with Choi Soon-sil, who is a longtime confidant of President Park Geun-hye and who has been indicted for criminal acts.
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In company news, Samsung Electronics rebounded by 159.043 percent in Asian trade, after losses of 7 percent on Monday worth 16 trillion won ($14.3 billion), after reports that Samsung Group's de facto leader Jay Y. Lee will be taking a board seat.
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PL SA: * SAID ON FRIDAY AFCI HOLDINGS LIMITED SOLD ITS ENTIRE 14.83 PCT IN COMPANY TO CUMPLEANO LIMITED IN SHARES SALE TRANSACTION * BEFORE THE TRANSACTION CUMPLEANO LIMITED DID NOT OWN ANY SHARES OF COMPANY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Euro zone prices are estimated to have grown at 2.2 percent in October, staying above the ECB's target for a fifth consecutive month, while the latest lending data showed growth in company loans accelerated to yet another post-crisis high in September.
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