This disparity is also reflected in the money at stake.
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Coldplay, on the other hand, is raking in the money.
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It will lead to lower rates in the money market.
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The central bank called for slower growth in the money supply.
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Once on a debate stage and once in the money chase.
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Overnight rates in the money market rates were at 5.80 percent.
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He's actually in the money today so I think he's pleased.
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Overnight rates in the money market closed unchanged at 5.80 percent.
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Democrats have an early advantage in the money chase this year.
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A growing number of homeowners are in the money — big money.
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Her potential GOP challengers lag far behind in the money race.
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Major gaming stocks listed in Hong Kong traded in the money.
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We are in the money-time now for forming this vision.
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And Leonard Leo, I think what Jay is right in the money.
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Indexes on the mainland reversed earlier losses to close in the money.
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He currently trails most of his GOP competitors in the money race.
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Looking for real gold in the money-laundering capital of the world.
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Options issued at that time are still very much in the money.
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He begged me not to let you people in, the money men.
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They do expect Tesla to be in the money next year, though.
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Finished in the money… Still no need to sell fit tea on Insta!
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If one person brings in the money, it's money for all of us.
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You could be featured on the site or in the Money Diaries book!
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But so far all of Lyft's pre-IPO investors remain in the money.
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In the Money Fight Era, wild speculation is the order of the day.
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Snap's stock was below $19 Thursday, putting these options deep in the money.
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Most of these Democrats are lapping their leading challengers in the money chase.
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But the real benefit of debt consolidation is in the money you'll save.
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Show dogs and cats — because Americans love pets — and rake in the money.
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Just thought he was smart building a big page and bringing in the money.
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Many countries in the region still set targets for growth in the money supply.
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Overnight rates in the money market remained steady at 6.20 percent from Tuesday's close.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.20 percent from 5.60 percent previously.
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The biggest trend in the money management industry is the shift towards passive investment.
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They become "in the money" if rates drop from 3.75 percent to 3.5 percent.
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Buttigieg is expected to lead the pack in the money race for the quarter.
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"He hasn't shown as much interest in the money part of it," he said.
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Early last month, her campaign also had a slight lead in the money race.
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You only need a PayPal Personal account to partake in the Money Pool feature.
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Angelina Jolie is sounding the alarm ... all is not well in the money department.
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Logano wasn't shocked that he could sustain that sort of speed in the money round.
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Jones and Byrne ended the first quarter with a similar standing in the money race.
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Nearly three cuts are priced in the money markets by the end of this year.
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The seven employees who are suspects in the money laundering case are out on bail.
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Regulators must ask whether companies are in the money a little more than is healthy.
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The city authorities, which own it, have not yet put in the money, he said.
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Carlos Curbelo (FL-26) narrowly edged Democratic challenger Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in the money race.
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The letter predicted that the massive increase in the money supply would cause runaway inflation.
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If men bring in the money, the thinking goes, then men should get the money.
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It's implicated in the money that Trump is bragging he was getting from the Saudis.
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"The worst-case scenario is that those options expire in the money," said Mr. Senseney.
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Anyone who got in during those earlier run-ups is still easily in the money.
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This transaction results in the money leaving your IRA with a check payable to you.
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This could be part of a trading strategy to offset the cost of buying the more expensive in-the-money calls to execute a "call spread" – selling calls with a strike price above the stock's intrinsic value while simultaneously buying the in-the-money calls.
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Daugh told police he thought that it was Tronnes who was more interested in the money.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.90 percent from Friday's close of 6.10 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.80 percent from Thursday's close of 5.75 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 6.10 percent from Thursday's close of 6.35 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.10 percent from Tuesday's close of 5.90 percent.
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American Currency finished in the money nine times in 13 career races and won three times.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.60 percent from Monday's close of 6.25 percent.
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A second trader said excess liquidity in the money market would also weigh down the shilling.
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Didi is also in the money, having invested $1 billion into Uber in exchange for shares.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 5.50 percent from Monday's close of 4.50 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.1 percent from Friday's close of 6 pct.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.80 percent from Tuesday's close of 6.10 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.50 percent from Thursday's close of 6.10 percent.
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That was "in the money", as the dollar index hit a three-year low in February.
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Overnight rates in the money market dropped to 5.80 percent from Thursday' close of 6.10 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market dropped to 5.80 percent from Friday's close of 6.10 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.20 percent from Thursday's close of 6.10 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.30 percent from Monday's close of 5.40 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.00 percent from Friday's close of 5.50 percent.
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Young Britons may be back in work, but they are not yet back in the money.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 4.25 percent from Monday's close of 5.50 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.25 percent from Wednesday's close of 4.25 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.50 percent from Friday's close of 5.90 percent.
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Once in Singapore, Rachel will be enmeshed in the money-fueled politics of Nick's sprawling family.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.90 percent from Tuesday's close of 6.00 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.85 percent from Tuesday's close of 5.90 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 5.80 percent from Wednesday's close of 4.50 percent.
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If you have less than $10,000 in the money market account, you'll earn just 0.85% APY.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.20 percent from Tuesday's close of 5.50 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 5.60 percent from Tuesday's close of 5.30 percent.
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Word of the fundraisers comes as Gillespie trails Democratic rival Ralph Northam in the money race.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.85 percent from Monday's close of 5.90 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.25 percent from Wednesday's close of 6.10 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.00 percent from Friday's close of 6.00 percent.
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But exposing children to the game is just the headwaters in the money stream of development.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.70 percent from Monday's close of 5.75 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.40 percent from Friday's close of 6.25 percent.
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Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.00 percent from Monday's close of 5.00 percent.
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And despite Cutler asking for an allowance, Cavallari's husband is doing okay in the money department himself.
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Before then, models were making thousands of dollars per scene, and studios were raking in the money.
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As we previously reported, there was a prenup so there were no issues in the money department.
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They can't rake in the money fast enough before the next pile crashes in front of them.
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No charges have been laid against UBS in the money-laundering investigation which began in late 2017.
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"How do you ever decide when a municipality is in the money?" one of the sources said.
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He said his relatives vote for whoever pays them, but he was not interested in the money.
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The place to begin is right where the perverse incentives first start to creep in: the money.
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Early indications suggest his top challenger is capable of keeping up with him in the money race.
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The day after the vote for Brexit, the pound plunged, putting Mr. Rokos's options in the money.
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The insiders wrote the rules of the game to keep themselves in power and in the money.
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Having the CEO involved in the money-generating business is different from having a CEO who isn't.
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William Byron was sixth fastest in the money round to lead four Chevrolets in the final 12.
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When interest rates are above zero, a rapid increase in the money supply is generally quite inflationary.
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"The product is far less of an outlier in the money market world versus banking products," Hawken said.
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Sources involved in the money parade tell us Papa Combs spent close to $100k on strippers and booze.
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Either way, it's clear that Cash has established itself as a legitimate player in the money-transfer market.
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"China is a real driver in the money they invest in the diligence of their innovation," California Gov.
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Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said the antitrust authority was closely monitoring competitive conditions in the money transfer market.
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As consumption and investment slump, net exports rise, helping bring in the money needed to repay foreign creditors.
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To some, qui-tam cases are controversial because whistle-blowers share in the money that the government recovers.
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He has finished in the money in 252 of the 313 BASS tournaments in which he has competed.
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Perhaps some consolation may be found in the money that was saved by selling the puts in the morning.
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Mikerin was sentenced in December 2015 to 48 months in prison for his role in the money-laundering scheme.
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These call options are not in the money until the so-called VIX pops more than 50% from here.
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Exchange-traded products kept growing in 2373, both in popularity and in the money investors were willing to commit.
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In November, Singapore authorities had identified Low as a key figure in the money-laundering scandal linked to 1MDB.
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"The insiders wrote the rules of the game to keep themselves in power and in the money," he said.
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"Just remember, Hollywood is first and foremost in the money-making business, not the consciousness-raising business," says Ross.
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On Friday, the Fed allowed highly rated short-term muni debt to be used in the money market program.
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The startup has been around since 2012 and was early to identify the opportunity in the money-transfer market.
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Year-over-year growth in the money supply at 3.9 percent is the trending back to the Volcker years.
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No problem: Colorado state government kicked in the money necessary to keep the park open, and it stayed open.
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And there's a number of things, including better enforcement of our tax laws that can bring in the money.
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Singapore authorities have described Low, also known as Jho Low, as a key figure in the money-laundering investigation.
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President Mauricio Macri's government froze growth in the money supply last year as part of the $56.3 billion IMF agreement.
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Mark charges around $2.23 - $200 for a chimney sweep, but explains that repairs are what really brings in the money.
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Their balanced strategy is around 50 percent in equities, 25 percent in bonds, with the remainder in the money market.
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They also said they had constitutionally protected property interests in the money, because they held liens on the pledged funds.
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"We believe that this leg of the trade is a massive in-the-money option with policy upside," he said.
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"There's this misconception that everyone is rolling in the money here," said Jill Lamoureux, a Colorado-based cannabis business expert.
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Ismail Ahmed founded WorldRemit after 20 years' experience in the money transfer industry – spanning academic, consulting and in-house roles.
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Haircutting variation margin, which represents gains on in-the-money positions, is seen by many users as a preferred option.
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The was reversed earlier gains to edged lower by 20.35 percent while markets on mainland China closed in the money.
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Mr. Kimmel, 33, is a production manager, in Manhattan, in the money-laundering investigation project at PricewaterhouseCoopers, the accounting firm.
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SenseTime, the world's highest-valued AI company with a valuation of over $4.5 billion, is back in the money again.
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However, the trader emphasizes that he is buying in the money calls, lessening the probability of Gordon losing that premium.
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Missing among these were some of the biggest names in the money-management business, including T. Rowe Price and Vanguard.
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The latest campaign finance filings show which Democratic presidential candidates gained steam in the money race and who is sputtering.
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Property developers were also in the money, with China Evergrande Group up 3.29 percent by 3:05 p.m. HK/SIN.
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McKay said he expects competition to emerge from non-bank companies, particularly in the money-moving side of the business.
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That ought to mean that he and the Saudi sovereign wealth fund have already signed an agreement locking in the money.
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But last year, various legal obstacles were cleared away and Netflix chipped in the money which no one would give Welles.
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But the value of that institution lies less in the money it disburses than in its deep technical and intellectual resources.
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The Trumps have barely put a dent in the money and work that Jackie Kennedy put in to the White House.
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Notably, this option is what pros would call "in the money," since if the option expired today, it would have value.
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TMZ broke the story back in August, Mariah felt Nick was dragging his feet to gain leverage in the money department.
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He also dropped another track, "Swimming In The Money" which he described as "not a diss song, just a real song."
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A flurry of media reports noted discrepancies in the money promised by Trump and the money he actually sent to groups.
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As we reported, Nick and Mariah are not officially divorced ... in fact, they haven't fully settled up in the money dept.
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I felt nervous about what was going on in the money markets, and I asked a friend to help me out.
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But in 2006, Mr. Glass hired Dayton Moore as general manager and put in the money to turn the team around.
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And they need to strategically be willing to help and put in the money and be there for the long haul.
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But Facebook points out that, unlike with paid ads, it has no role in the money changing hands behind sponsored posts.
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But Simon Strachan, Gain Line's co-founder, claims that the metric also has predictive power in the money-bags world of football.
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"I haven't seen Ellison prove that he would be the strongest candidate to bring in the money the DNC needs," Daly says.
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But ultimately the combination of the huge increase in the money supply and the sluggish rate of imports has fueled inflation further.
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In the Money out section we'll review acquisition statistics and highlight other notable liquidity events, including the thawing market for technology IPOs.
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If your home is in the right price category, where demand is high and supply is low, then you're in the money.
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These minimum long and short positions in the money manager category appear to be semi-permanent or structural in nature (tmsnrt.rs/2eQhq40).
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"If Akamai's down ahead of the meeting, you might want to speculate with some deep-in-the-money call options," Cramer advised.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French court said on Thursday it would hand down a verdict in the money laundering trial of UBS (UBSG.
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In the money laundering case, a judge must decide whether to accept the detention request and the charges and go to trial.
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Since an in-the-money call is essentially owning the stock, the stock option will move in tandem with the stock's performance.
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I had $22,2500 in credit card debt, $220,250 in student loans, and I wasn't exactly acing it in the money-management department.
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Kirk has lagged in the money chase, raising $1.2 million in the first quarter of 2016, compared with Duckworth's $2.1 million haul.
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He's seeking out top money bundlers to catch up in the money race, but that risks a backlash among grass-roots Democrats.
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The latest minutes sparked a dramatic selloff in the money markets that caused a sharp spike in key short-term rates on Thursday.
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These would expire in the money if SPY falls from its current market level near 284 below the options strikes by those dates.
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In the Money in section we'll cover Crunchbase's projections of how — and how much — the global venture capital ecosystem invested in Q2 2017.
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This settlement is the first time a court in the West has forced someone allegedly involved in the money laundering to pay up.
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It is Kamala Harris, leading Democratic fundraisers in the Valley say, who represents the clearest challenge to Booker in the money world here.
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For Ismail, founding WorldRemit was the culmination of 20 years' experience in the money transfer industry – spanning academic, consulting and in-house roles.
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Maintaining neutral monetary conditions requires that money's "velocity" — the speed with which it circulates — be offset by proportional changes in the money supply.
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"I don't get involved in the money piece," she said, adding that contributions to the event do not have any effect on legislation.
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He's sitting on more than $2.6 million compared with $356,000 for Golden -- though the Democrat ran even in the money race last quarter.
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"At global spot LNG prices of $85033 or even below, I don't see how U.S. LNG is in the money," he said recently.
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Corporate regulator ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission) has confirmed it is investigating the bank over its conduct in the money laundering scandal.
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It's not clear what his own personal stake is in the money he's claiming as income from his golf courses, hotels and other interests.
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They expect the People's Bank of China to leave interest rates unchanged until year-end while focusing on managing liquidity in the money market.
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Sainsbury's Coupe made unwanted headlines when he was caught on camera singing: "We're in the money" shortly after the deal was announced last April.
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Shares in the money transfer services provider slumped nearly 40 percent in Monday morning trade, also hurt by a cut to annual earnings guidance.
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Sanders has largely kept pace with Clinton in the money race throughout the campaign, logging $20 million in January alone, according to his campaign.
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The regulatory bank has consistently issued OMO treasury bills to reduce excess liquidity in the money market and curb speculation on the local currency.
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Premier League clubs remained the major force in the Money League, nine English teams making the top 20 with revenues totalling 3 billion euros.
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The Kenyan shilling could weaken in the coming week due to excess shilling liquidity in the money market, increasing demand for dollars, traders said.
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Because the dirham is pegged to the greenback, lower inflows, all other things being equal, translate directly into slower growth in the money supply.
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The yuan also appeared to be underpinned by signs of some tightness in the money market, despite the fading seasonal impact of tax payments.
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He increased this to $27,802.80 for 1957 to be ranked as the fifth man in the money winnings in the ranks of the professionals.
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Najib has denied any wrongdoing in the money-laundering case which is now being investigated by several countries including the U.S, Switzerland and Singapore.
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The complaint was filed under a certain provision that will allow him to share in the money recovered by the government, the release said.
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UK supermarket giant Sainsbury's boss was caught singing"We're in the Money" ahead of a planned mega-merger that could cost thousands of jobs.
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In 2008 and 2011, inflationary spikes followed big increases in the money supply; price rises, though pronounced for pork, were a much broader phenomenon.
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Because our economy operates on "supply and demand" this increase in the money supply spawns low interest rates — as evidenced by the past decade.
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However, if the funding isn't extended, by 2036, all states would see a reduction in the money they would have otherwise gotten under Obamacare.
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By raising interest rates and stopping the growth in the money supply it stands in the way of further growth in the American economy.
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The weakening in the dollar was seen partly as a sign that central bankers have been successful in easing stress in the money markets.
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To do that, Gordon is buying an in-the-money call that allows him to buy the XLC ETF at the strike price before expiration.
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"As an investigating prosecutor, you're always very, very, very interested in the money," said Patrick Cotter, a former federal prosecutor and white-collar defense attorney.
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Donald Trump's campaign cash haul ballooned in July even as spending increased, but the Republican still trailed Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the money race.
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The league is awash in the money of foreign oligarchs, which in J.A.'s view has had an all-boats-rise effect for smaller clubs.
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With WeWork trying to raise new capital, SoftBank has proposed a further $5 billion investment in the money-losing startup, sources told Reuters this week.
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But if Draghi were to actually taper it would leave only Japan and the much smaller Bank of England left in the money printing business.
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Its dominance was eroded by the ideas of Friedman himself, who linked variations in the business cycle to growth (or decline) in the money supply.
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He also shared more details on how Gore became successful in the money management business: Gore is co-founder and chairman of Generation Investment Management.
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"People think we're in the money management business but we're really in the risk management business," said Welsford, who has both individual and institutional clients.
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Veselnitskaya met Donald Trump Jr in New York last year while she was in the United States to represent Prevezon in the money laundering case.
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"It's pretty remarkable to see calls that were $50 out-of-the-money one day be $20 in-the-money the next day," said Schwartz.
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Despite the fact that the bug bounty program offers monetary rewards for finding and reporting bugs, Kravets said that he's not interested in the money.
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With WeWork trying to raise new capital, SoftBank has proposed a further $5 billion investment in the money-losing startup, sources told Reuters this week.
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The vast new market for album covers, pop magazines, film posters and colour supplements could keep him in work, and in the money, for life.
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Despite the skewed risk reward ratio, Gordon's 290-strike put is essentially in the money, given that Costco was trading at around $287 on Wednesday.
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But the subject of who pays for what and how things are split is a common topic on our site — and in the Money Diaries comments.
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Agreed, the expression "hard-earned money," in the Money Diary header, didn't apply as well in this case as it does in some other series installments.
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You would expect the gap between what is offered to savers in banks and what can be earned online and in the money markets to close.
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And central banks, especially the Fed, pay less attention to short-term changes in the money supply than they did in the 1980s, the authors noted.
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She's far ahead of Hawley in the money race, having brought in more than $20 million this cycle compared to her challenger's $4.75 million. 4. Sen.
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Two sources with direct knowledge of the investigation did not say whether special counsel Robert Mueller's team had uncovered any information in the money laundering case.
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"We really want Walmart to think about us — the lowly associates who, behind the scenes, are the ones bringing in the money," Davis told the Post.
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This week, the FTC abruptly backtracked, insisting that because the public's interest in the money was somehow "unexpected," most victims would never actually see these funds.
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Despite the Vermont independent rejecting traditional fundraising routes, like high-dollar fundraisers and personally soliciting funds from donors, he has remained competitive in the money race.
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The rupee ended at 104.63/104.67 against the dollar, compared with Tuesday's close of 104.63/104.68 Overnight rates in the money market were unchanged at 6.00 percent.
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Not everyone is in the money from the "Trump bump" on stocks, which has seen the S&P 23 rise more than 29 percent since the election.
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On top of that, you're putting a dent in the money available to you later in life and losing out on compound growth you would have earned.
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Coupe had made unwanted headlines when he was caught on camera singing: "We're in the money" shortly after the Asda deal was first announced a year ago.
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The Kenyan shilling is expected to remain under pressure due to excess liquidity in the money markets and dollar demand from sectors such as energy, traders said.
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Trailing in the money race, tripped up by their own missteps and perceived by some as less electable, nonwhite candidates find themselves well back of the leaders.
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This is one of the diaries that we considered including in the Money Diaries book, but ultimately didn't make the final edit — it wasn't an easy decision.
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"What we want to do is buy some in-the-money calls and have basically a long stock position but use the options market's leverage," Gordon explained.
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As a result, the option has value when it's "in the money" — or when the price of the stock at exercise is greater than the strike price.
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While the results could be a good omen for Democrats' chances in 212.5, it may also be a tipping point in the money battle over gun rights.
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If those people that were willing to come in and go see a show would put in the money to bring back MST [we could do it].
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Nevertheless, some in the money fund sector continue to fight for a rollback on the limited systemic protections the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) imposed in 2023.
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Borrowing costs in Africa's biggest economy reflect liquidity in the money market, which tends to lead to lower or higher rates depending on the number of borrowers.
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Paulsen points out that growth in the money supply has decelerated from 8 percent at the start of 2016 to 4.6 percent over the past six months.
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The rupee ended at 104.77/104.82 against the dollar, compared with Monday's close of 104.81/104.86 Overnight rates in the money market were flat at 5.90 percent.
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While Vince, his promoters, and his wrestlers raked in the money, critics lined up to take shots at his television program and its impact on American culture.
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Ray J understands better than anyone why Farrah Abraham's refusing to fight in a celebrity boxing match ... 'cause promoters can't keep their word in the money department.
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Mr. Stringer, who privately toyed with the idea of mounting a primary challenge to Mr. de Blasio in 2017, begins the competition ahead in the money game.
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With a fiery debate performance, the release of a radical new plan to give workers wealth and power, and a massive lead in the money game, Sen.
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The point is that it's funded by a permanent increase in the money supply, not temporarily boosted by bond issues that eventually have to be paid back.
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Those that resist will be crushed, but those that collaborate could conceivably share in the money stream that will flow from the government to Trump-controlled enterprises.
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As the company's co-founder and CEO Markus Witte told me a few weeks ago, advertising simply didn't bring in the money the team needed to stay afloat.
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Koeltl said at Friday's sentencing hearing that Acosta Garcia never earned any extra money for his role in the money laundering, and the company ultimately laid him off.
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Competing with a jammed Democratic field for money, candidates who hope to challenge President Donald Trump next year have so far trailed the incumbent in the money race.
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"If only a few people fall for your scam, you're still reaping in the money," said Maureen Mahoney, policy analyst at Consumers Union, a division of Consumer Reports.
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The Commission is checking allegations that Western Union colluded with banks to drive out smaller rivals in the money transfer market, Bloomberg cited two unnamed sources as saying.
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But House Republicans have so far lagged behind their rivals in the money race, prompting GOP officials to sound the alarm in recent weeks over their candidates' fundraising.
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Known cooperators include Trump deputy campaign chair and Manafort business partner Rick Gates, who has also pleaded guilty to his own role in the money laundering scheme. 22016.
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We're told Pump went on an insane shopping spree at Icebox in Atlanta ... racking up a huge tab and making it rain, before literally swimming in the money.
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So if you had both "Instagram disaster porn" and "the Cold War being re-litigated through premium cable" on your 2019 bingo card, congrats, you're in the money.
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Produced by Johnny Hon and directed by Mark Bramble, "42nd Street" is famous for songs like "Dames", "We're In The Money" and "I Only Have Eyes For You".
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Swedbank has lost around 40% of its market value since its Estonian business was caught up in the money laundering allegations that have engulfed Danish rival Danske Bank .
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The darkening outlook for Britain's economy was reflected in the money markets, where investors no longer expect an interest rate increase by the Bank of England next year.
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China avoided most of the ill effects of the global financial crisis by ordering the state-controlled banking system to engineer a major increase in the money supply.
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For some much-needed assistance in the money-saving realm, Anissa called in a financial advisor, who offered plenty of sage advice for each day of the challenge.
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This week, candidates leading in recent polls are also trying to project dominance in the money chase as they announce fundraising totals after 2019 came to a close.
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The appointment comes after it was revealed this week that Danish prosecutors have charged Borgen and eight other former Danske managers over their involvement in the money laundering scandal.
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Source: US District Court, Eastern District of New York Eric Creizman represented Yelena Galper – one of the Bay Medical defendants who was caught up in the money laundering crimes.
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In March the IMF warned that "breaking inflation inertia will be a lengthy process", which will depend largely on the central bank's control of growth in the money supply.
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UFC honcho Dana White does NOT think there's a shot in hell Conor McGregor will fight Floyd Mayweather -- saying they're more interested in the money than actually trading blows.
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Hedge fund positions are co-mingled with pension funds, commodity trading advisers and other firms that manage or conduct trading on behalf of clients in the "money managers" category.
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Legg Mason — The investment firm is cutting more than 30 workers — about three percent of its corporate staff — because of what it calls "disruption" in the money management industry.
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"The dynamics of long-term rates in the money and debt markets reflect a continuation of market participants' expectations of monetary policy easing in 2016," the central bank said.
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When deficits are financed by irreversible money creation, it leads to excess growth in the money supply and eventually inflation, vitiating incentives to save, invest and grow the economy.
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Asian markets closed mostly in the money on Monday despite concerns over trade protectionism during the G7 meeting in Italy and North Korea's latest missile launch at the weekend.
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However, the HKMA has been intervening intermittently in the money markets by selling exchange fund (EF) bills to soak up excess cash and put a floor under HIBOR rates.
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Hedge funds, together with pension funds, commodity trading advisers, and any other organization managing or conducting futures trading on behalf of clients are classified in the "money manager" category.
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Rokita and Messer may have a tougher time in the money race, as both of their campaigns had just over $1 million in the bank at the same point.
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Shares in the money-transfer services provider were up as much as 21.1 percent this morning after the company said that it was testing the use of Ripple's XRP.
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State-by-state polls on RealClearPolitics have shown both Biden and Bloomberg in the money — above the 15 percent required to win delegates — in most of the 14 states.
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Our colleagues compiled the fund-raising totals, analyzed how they compared to previous quarters, and created a graphic that shows who's up and who's down in the money race.
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The Sandler clique is so incestuous that it's sometimes the subject of fevered speculation suggesting that Happy Madison is a grift to keep Sandler's mediocre friends in the money.
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And despite that heavy emphasis on fundraising in the early months of the campaign, she has also struggled to bring in the money she needs to boost name recognition.
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The idea of a monetary policy computer program was advanced by the economist Milton Friedman as an improvement on the gold standard, allowing steady growth in the money supply.
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However, by way of selling in-the-money call contracts against this trade, the trader likely cut down their break-even price significantly, making this bet easier to justify placing.
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WAITING in a studio for a TV interview on April 30th, Mike Coupe, the boss of Sainsbury's supermarket, was caught on camera quietly singing "We're in the money" to himself.
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The darkening outlook for Britain's economy was also reflected in the money markets, where investors have all but priced out a rate hike by the Bank of England next year.
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Bermingham, who joined Barclays at 18, said he did not believe he had ever submitted a rate that was not justified by real flows of cash in the money market.
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The reserve requirement cut followed complaints by commercial banks about tight liquidity in the money market, which has driven short-term market rates up sharply in the past 18 months.
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Njoroge attributed the shilling's weakness this week to excess liquidity in the money markets, which makes it cheaper to fund dollar purchases, and increased hard currency demand from private companies.
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Legg Mason (LM) is cutting more than 30 workers, or about 3 percent of its corporate staff, due to what the investment firm calls "disruption" in the money management industry.
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L) was filmed singing "We're in the Money" hours after announcing that the supermarket he runs would buy rival Asda, boosting his company's value by 860 million pounds ($1.18 billion).
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That way, she hopes, her daughter will understand that her mom is just as invested in the money that gets made and spent in their family as her father is.
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As of Thursday's close the stock was trading at $5.43, so these are in-the-money calls since the price of the stock is higher than the call strike price.
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Kirchner's return to Buenos Aires this week and the recent arrest of a construction baron in the money-laundering case seem only to have heightened the problem of political polarization.
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I felt like shit when I realized they were only interested in the money; they didn't give a shit about what I did during the day or anything like that.
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Ms. Warren, whose campaign has lagged in the money race, has taken an especially hard line, forgoing high-dollar fund-raisers and one-on-one meetings with major Democratic donors.
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Celebrities became expressionist portraits, and darkly humorous text-based works raised questions about gender identity and the source of an H.I.V.-positive artist's value in the money-mad art world.
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More funds in the financial system and no increase in the money rates helped ease concerns about tight liquidity that had recently given rise to expectations the yuan would firm.
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Throw in the money flowing into the market via index funds and new retirement portfolios being formed thanks to strong employment, and the shorts have a real problem, he warned.
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It is easy to imagine him holding on to the top spot in the money race when new financial filings come out soon, covering the last three months of 2023.
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We basically take in the money and I cash out the rest of the Integral fund in March of 2000, which turned out coincidentally to be the end of the cycle.
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The monetarist disciples of Milton Friedman argued that inflation was "always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon", reflective of changes in the money supply that could be managed by the central bank.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: A French court said it would hand down a verdict in the money laundering trial of UBS on Feb.
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Pang said that liquidity is still ample, but it comes at a higher cost, adding that if this were a tightening cycle, there would be a contraction in the money supply.
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"Even though the 7-day reverse repo rate was hiked 25 basis points, we must maintain enough rupiah liquidity in the money market," Nanang Hendarsah, BI's head of monetary management said.
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The Trump campaign reported the payments to the New Hampshire Draper Sterling in a monthly FEC filing that showed him significantly trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in the money race.
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Johnson: In my example, I don't think too many neighbors would chip in the money to build that bridge when they realize we're not ever gonna be able to use it.
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Last year's freeze caused a funding squeeze in the money markets that sent the three-month interbank offered rate soaring to an eight-year high of 2.386 percent in late October.
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Sign of liquidity tightness in the money market also supported the Chinese currency, although traders attributed that to seasonal factors as companies have to make quarterly tax payment in mid-April.
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Master P is a shadow of his former self in the money department, so he wants his estranged wife to lower her expectations and he's asking the divorce judge for help.
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The rupee ended at 104.66/104.72 against the dollar, compared with Monday's close of 104.69/104.74 Overnight rates in the money market were steady at 6.20 percent from the previous session.
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Singapore-based startup Carousell is in the money this week after it closed a Series C round of between $21.15-$33 million, two sources with knowledge of the deal told TechCrunch.
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A big increase in the money supply will put downward pressure on China's currency, which in turn will lead either to a rapid rundown in foreign-exchange reserves or a devaluation.
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In the money race, Sanders has raised more than any other candidate this year and is on track to become the first presidential candidate to reach the 1 million donor mark.
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"Thus, the shift from LIBOR to SOFR will compound the increased volatility in the money markets already resulting from QT." Reporting by Jennifer Ablan in New York; Editing by Matthew Lewis
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Adding in the money ActBlue helped send to liberal groups and non-congressional candidates, the online engine helped move a record $1.6 billion to Democratic candidates and causes in this cycle.
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"Everybody warns about the debt ceiling but nothing ever happens, and until you see some sort of impact, someone calling in the money that they owe us," said the former aide.
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Democrats' 2020 money chase Sanders is leading so far in the money race but Washington Post chief correspondent Dan Balz said none of the candidates' numbers are particularly impressive so far.
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Some 20 years later, Mr. Benson posed Mr. Trump in the money cage of his casino, the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, with a million dollars in cash in his arms.
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"We've been in the money business for 351 years and we have to stay in that business," added Ingves, whose own Riksbank data shows 90% of payments in Sweden are electronic.
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Bombardier sold a majority stake in the money-losing CSeries to Europe's Airbus, which has pledged to boost sales and cut costs of the plane that has been renamed the A21.
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" Michael Jackson, Mangrove Capital Partners, courtesy of CNBC: "The vast majority of long term holders of bitcoin are still way in the money and have shown no sign of cashing out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Jamie Chadwick will be in the money, to the tune of $500,000, on Sunday if she makes motor racing history as the first champion of the all-female W Series.
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The rupee ended at 104.68/104.74 against the dollar, compared with Tuesday's close of 104.66/104.72 Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.80 percent from Monday's close of 6.20 percent.
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The Sanders supporters blasted "Hail to the Chief" and "We're in the Money" as Clinton drove by, and once she passed, the group danced in the street, stomping on the dollar bills.
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"The greater the expected price movement over some kind of event, the more expensive puts and calls become because the greater the chance that strikes will become in the money, " he said.
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SoftBank's total investment in the money-losing firm will rise to more than $13 billion to give it an 13% stake in, but not control of, WeWork, now valued at $8 billion.
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Earlier this week, the PBOC re-introduced the 14-day reverse repos for the first time since February, which prompted renewed concerns about the availability of sufficient cash in the money market.
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The rupee ended at 104.77/104.80 against the dollar, compared with Tuesday's close of 104.77/104.82 Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.50 percent from Tuesday's close of 5.90 percent.
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Watching House of Cards is certainly more fun than funding the real House of Cards, but the lack of engagement from voters in the money side of campaigns has serious, deleterious effects.
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The rupee ended at 104.72/104.80 against the dollar, compared with Wednesday's close of 104.68/104.74 Overnight rates in the money market rose to 6.20 percent from Wednesday's close of 5.80 percent.
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"The time to do the right thing and call us to turn in the money is now, because once we knock on your door, you won't be able to avoid being arrested."
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We were less interested in the money raised in the IPO, as we viewed as a graduation point from the venture capital game and is largely a direct function of company size.
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Wall Street expects a slow-burn decline over the next several weeks given the large number of private investors and venture capitalists that are still in the money, wrote analyst Justin Post.
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KENYA The Kenyan shilling is seen under pressure, undermined by oil and merchandise importers buying dollars to meet end-month obligations and an excess of local currency liquidity in the money market.
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The rupee ended at 104.80/104.84 per dollar, compared with Thursday's close of 104.80/104.85 Overnight rates in the money market rates fell to 5.60 percent from Thursday's close of 6.25 percent.
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That is the time corporates have to make their quarterly tax payments and market participants fear the central bank may no longer find it necessary to contain volatility in the money markets.
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The rupee ended at 104.75/104.80 against the dollar, compared with Friday's close of 104.66/104.70 Overnight rates in the money market fell to 5.60 percent from Friday's close of 6.00 percent.
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"The time to do the right thing and call us to turn in the money is now, because once we knock on your door, you won't be able to avoid being arrested."
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The first has lowered the annual growth in the money supply (M2 SA) to 4 percent from what was touching 8 percent, 15 months ago, and over 10 percent, six years ago.
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Fans might not care about such amenities, but in the money-first N.F.L., the other 31 owners certainly do because they receive a cut of what every team generates in its stadium.
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Not to mention it doesn't make much sense to put in the money and effort to get all the top-shelf gear above only to skimp on crappy strings and cheap cables.
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Which means that the numbers we see this week are coming from either a) second-tier candidates (and below) and b) top-tier candidates who have underperformed expectations in the money game.
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Her cash-in-hand total of $85003 million at the end of the third quarter was about one-tenth of Sanders's total and put her in eighth place in the money race.
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Now she's decided to run, but three other candidates—Lindsey Davis Stover, Allison Friedman, and Dan Helmer—are going for the nomination as well and are matching her in the money chase.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executive of Sainsbury's, caught on camera in April singing "We're in the Money", received a bumper 2017-18 pay rise, the British supermarket group's annual report said on Friday.
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Yields have risen steadily this year as cash conditions in the money market tightened and concerns grew about tougher regulation and the government's crackdown on shadow banking and risky financial practices, traders said.
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"There is demand on the dollar front, this is mostly fed by the level of liquidity in the money market and end of month demand," said a senior trader from one commercial bank.
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However, he doesn't mind the skewed reward-to-risk ratio because Netflix was trading at around $308 on Thursday, meaning he is well in the money for his trade heading into Monday's earnings.
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The reduction in short yen positions, or bets against the Japanese currency, shows how quickly investor patience can run out when a position isn't in the money, and how quickly sentiment can turn.
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States are falling further behind in the money they owe public employee pension funds, leaving taxpayers on the hook, according to the latest analysis from S&P Global Ratings, which tracks state debts.
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Here are some of the professional politicians and business players who are widely speculated to consider challenging Trump for the White House in 2020 – and how they stack up in the money race.
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Pillow Residential is designed to give building owners more transparency into what's happening with short-term rentals on their property, and also allows them to share in the money being generated from rentals.
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Apple said in July that iPhone sales are now less than half of Apple's revenue, so the company needs its growing services business to bring in the money that the iPhone business doesn't.
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Then there's the divide in the money coming into the campaigns, especially from Hollywood, where celebrities are facing off in a far more public battle than the split during the 2008 Clinton-Obama contest.
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Lamudi, a real estate listings site backed by Rocket Internet, is in the money today after closing a fresh investment worth €29 million ($31.4 million) to strengthen its business in Asia and Latin America.
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The persistent increase in assets under management highlight Blackstone's most crucial competitive advantage: its ability to keep attracting new funds and lock in the money it does have for as long as 10 years.
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Sen. Kamala Harris' campaign took in $11.6 million in the third quarter, her campaign said Tuesday, putting her well behind some of her top rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination in the money race.
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The complaints of harassment comes as Moldovan prosecutors have launched criminal cases against 14 judges as well as 10 senior bank managers, senior central bank officials and four bailiffs in the money-laundering investigation.
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The Fed would allow a much wider band on interest rates, effectively allowing them to go higher than before, and announced it would recalibrate policy regularly in response to changes in the money supply.
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"Finished in the money… Still no need to sell fit tea on Insta!" he tweeted Sunday — poking fun at Bachelor contestants' proclivity for Instagram endorsements — alongside a photo of himself grinning on the winners' podium.
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That's interesting to us because of what's been going on in the very front-end of the curve, in the money market space, and the fact that the effective funds rate continues to drift higher.
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Gramm pointed out that should the market rate banks can make on loans exceeds the level the Fed pays on reserves, it could result in an explosion in the money supply that would drive inflation.
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The Kenyan shilling is expected to remain steady against the dollar in the coming week supported by tight liquidity in the money market and inflows from portfolio investors buying government debt and stocks, traders said.
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These include higher costs of fracking crews, a shortage of truck drivers and the steep price of inputs such as water in dry places like Midland, Texas, which strain even in-the-money shale producers.
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The premium of three-month LIBOR over three-month OIS, which is seen as a gauge of stress in the money markets, grew to 48.45 basis points earlier Tuesday, the widest gap since January 2012.
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Thus, if you are sure that a stock is about to go down but aren't sure when it will happen, then Cramer advised to use deep-in-the-money puts that go far in time.
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That means both investors and employees should be in the money at the $1.5 billion, post-IPO (fully diluted) value — something that wouldn't have necessarily been true if Stitch Fix had chased bloated unicorn dreams.
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MEXICO CITY, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Latin America, long a safe haven for Uber, was the biggest weak spot in the money-losing companys latest financial results, registering just 2% growth, the worst of any region.
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Detective Constable John Forster, the officer in charge of the investigations, said it could be the work of a "Good Samaritan" in a statement, and thanked residents for being honest and handing in the money.
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The financial opening to do so came in classic Silicon Valley fashion: In 1995 his former employer, Calera was acquired by its competitor, the legendary Robert Noyce's Caere, and Fruchterman's shares were in the money.
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Relations with Washington became strained after the U.S. Department of Justice filed lawsuits in July implicating the prime minister in the money-laundering probe at 1MDB, the advisory board of which Najib chaired until recently.
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Access to these grant funds would have strings attached: if states were interested in the money, they would have to agree to limit public defender caseloads and gather data that tracks how much they're working.
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But when Zhou tried to tweak liquidity in the money market in 2013 and caused a surge in interbank rates, he was criticised for "taking away the punch bowl" to hastily and causing a "cash crunch".
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London (CNN)As the latest chapter in the "Star Wars" story continues to rake in the money at the box office, a man in the London suburb of Twickenham is rubbing his hands together at last.
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Traders said the debt sale reduced the level of naira liquidity in the money market and pushed up the overnight interbank lending rate to 15 percent, up from 6.7 percent where it closed the previous day.
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Venus and Neptune will create confusion in the money and worth sector of your chart, and you'll find yourself confused about what's important to you—or perhaps a material issue will go straight over your head.
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The central bank also told banks that it would consider using reverse repos longer than 14 days to help adjust the structure of lending in the money markets, the sources said, declining to give further details.
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In the past decade, Beijing turned to huge, debt-fueled investments in infrastructure and big increases in the money supply each time that the economy appeared to be slowing more than the country's leaders could tolerate.
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While he took great pride in the money he had raised to address the AIDS crisis, Mr. Hamlen recalled that it had not been easy to walk away from the successful business he had helped build.
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Beltway insiders also derided the ban on big donors as a critical setback for Warren in the "money primary"—the crucial first scrum for candidates in an epically crowded Democratic field to realize maximum financial advantage.
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"Markets have already reacted negatively as they sensed delays in the money coming in, and now with the deals not getting finalised, they will react further," said Saurabh Jain, assistant vice-president research, SMC Global Securities.
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The ructions in the money market come as Fed policymakers are convening to decide whether to lower key lending rates to combat risks from U.S.-China trade tensions, a slowing global economy and sluggish domestic inflation.
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Fresh from a strategic investment from Microsoft, Southeast Asia's ride-hailing leader Grab is back in the money again after it closed $200 million in fresh capital from Booking Holdings, the travel firm formerly known as Priceline.
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"I am highly, highly confident that rail is going to be in the money, certainly by the latter half of this year," Pourbaix said, adding that Cenovus's costs are also lower because it owns a loading facility.
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Traders said about 222 billion is expected to be credited to the banking system, which would help raise the volume of cash in the money market and help push down the cost of borrowing among commercial lenders.
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In the money market, tight liquidity conditions moved the one-year OIS rate up to 7.51 percent from Monday's 7.46 percent, while the overnight call money rate rose to 6.60 percent from Monday's close of 6.35 percent.
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And it seems like something artists have an interest in, because good art, like you were saying, is not always popular, and so it feels like it's not bringing in the money or making the big impact.
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Now if we could just convince them to adopt five minute rounds instead of the unnecessarily brisk three minute rounds, there would be longer fights, more knockouts, and Glory could rake in the money hand over fist.
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"Certainly (we're) ramping up since the third-quarter call when there was the Keystone leak, provincial inventories went up, differentials widened, rail was back in the money," Kruger said during the company's annual investor day in Toronto.
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Danske Bank said in September it had had inadequate measures in place in Estonia to prevent money laundering in the period up to 2014 and said it was cooperating with the authorities in the money laundering cases.
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In the report, the BOJ acknowledged that "signs of a holdup in the flow of funds have been observed," such as diminishing liquidity in the money market and the JGB market after the introduction of negative rates.
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The cut is effective from March 1, and it comes after signs of increasing tightness in the money market last week, despite repeated daily injections through open market operations, including a 230 billion yuan injection on Monday morning.
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I hit a bump with the checking account, but spend a while reading posts in the Money Diaries FB group and sign up for an Ellevest account with a scheduled initial deposit for after my next paycheck hits.
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According to Fitch, more than 210 percent of onshore puttable bonds issued by Chinese property developers are in-the-money, which means the current market price of the bond is below the strike price of the put option.
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Participants in the money market consider the 7-day reverse repo rate as an unofficial benchmark for interbank interest rates, and say they expect that any changes to interbank borrowing costs will gradually translate to the broad economy.
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South Korean peer-to-peer lending startup PeopleFund is in the money itself after it raised an $20173 million Series B funding round that was led by Kakao Pay, the fintech division of Kakao, Korea's top messaging firm.
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While Warren had railed against other candidates tapping into super PAC support for months, she said earlier this month that she was increasingly being put at a disadvantage in the money race by eschewing support for such groups.
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"If a contract is not in the money and has downward flexibility, everyone is doing it in whatever way they can: cancelling a cargo, cancelling a volume within a system," the trader said, asking not to be named.
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But aside from the long-term demographic and partisan realignments affecting both parties, Republicans would have a lot of catching up in the money race to do to try to win back the chamber in this particular cycle.
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ZeroFox's honeypot account picked up 23 new followers that appeared to be in the money flipping business after following prominent banks on Instagram, and two of the new followers reached out to engage the honeypot in an attempted scam.
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However, the fact that Newman has to resort to GoFundMe to pull in the money to finance her ambitions is typical of the history of viral success on the internet, as detailed by Doreen St. Félix in December 2015.
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The approved plan had two significant changes: (220006) more austerity in the form of higher taxes and lower spending; and (2202) a reduction in the money available for creditors from $2628 billion per year to $28500 million a year.
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"The vast majority of long term holders of bitcoin are still way in the money and have shown no sign of cashing out," Michael Jackson, partner at venture capital firm Mangrove Capital Partners, said in an emailed comment Friday.
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Their pooled wealth, much of which has been illicitly withheld from the system, can be deployed to incrementally change the system — to rig the tax code and its enforcement — to keep themselves in the money (and out of jail).
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Market expectations for Fed rate increases in the money markets were barely for one more rate hike next year, even though some banks such as JP Morgan expect the Fed to raise interest rates as much as four times in 2019.
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But, if you view this number as an indicator that Netflix's recent four-movie deal with Adam Sandler was a solid investment for them, one that will pay off literally, in the money-sense, then it is great, uplifting, and encouraging.
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Clinton returning to a busy schedule -- with some help One big reason for the Clinton lead in the money race was an August where she spent considerable time off the campaign trail and at high-dollar events with wealthy Democratic donors.
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As I mention, implied volatility will go up as we head into that March report so that means the value of the option that we're long, which is deeper in the money, the $155 will be pumped up, will help us.
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Damon Dash is in the money -- courtesy his settlement with Lee Daniels -- but he's not forking over any to his exes ... so claim the women who are now cutting out the middle man and suing Lee to get the dough.
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That scrutiny has led to requirements that banks base their submissions for Libor rates on actual market trades, which Powell said was made difficult by a long-term decline in the money market borrowing that underlies U.S. dollar Libor submissions.
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In the money market, the volume-weighted average rate of the benchmark seven-day repo traded in the interbank market, considered the best indicator of general liquidity in China, was 2.3215 percent, up marginally on the week by two basis points.
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Tightening in the money markets, and an unexpected push of the fed funds rate toward the high end of its target range, would be key factors in prompting the Fed to re-examine its policy normalization efforts from financial crisis extremes.
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Fort Lauderdale, Daytona Beach, Miami Beach — they have all been there, taking in the money, but hating the mess and negative attention that comes with students who trash rooms, fall off balconies, assault one another and drink themselves to death.
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"Banks' overnight lending in the money markets has stood around 90 percent of their total (money market) lending since the start of this year," said a source, who declined to be identified because he was not authorized to talk to media.
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And while individual GOP candidates are getting routed in the money game, there are enough big-spending donors and outside groups – from casino mogul Sheldon Adelson to the network of groups affiliated with billionaire Charles Koch – to keep many candidates afloat.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank sees "very little evidence" of higher rates in the money markets as a result of its decision to create a two-tier rate on deposits, the ECB's Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Tuesday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank sees "very little evidence" of higher rates in the money markets as a result of its decision to create a two-tier rate on deposits, the ECB's Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Tuesday.
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Even so, a 74 percent rise in the city's house prices since 13 means many investors who paid a 10 percent deposit to buy off the plan are still well in the money, providing a strong incentive for them to settle if possible.
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Hicks built on this; when the real interest rate fell to zero and could not be reduced any more, he noted, then expansions in the money supply would cease to be stimulative and fiscal stimulus would be necessary to get the economy moving.
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You have to set up conditions that encourage people to put in the money and have the stamina to last through all of the wrong, blind alleys and failed pursuits that you're going to do before you actually get to the promised land.
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"The options market is only saying there's a 15 percent chance that that trade is going to be in the money on March expiration— so this is not a high-probability bet if you're looking for a bounce," Dan Nathan of RiskReversal.
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The Texas lawmaker, who has lost his lead over billionaire Donald Trump in the Hawkeye State, raised $37.9.6 million in the last quarter of 228, coming in second in the money race to retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who brought in $22.6 million.
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The central bank has been intervening on the official market to try to narrow the currency's spread with the black market rate and this has also put pressure on naira liquidity in the money market causing cost of borrowing among banks to jump.
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"Demand for wind and solar growth is largely fueled by falling unit costs that put renewables increasingly in-the-money versus gas and coal in the power sector, so we expect demand to hold up over the longer-term," JPMorgan analysts wrote.
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The two front-running golfers in the money-earning standings, Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood, have had a surge of success this year, amplified by performances at the Ryder Cup that created an unlikely double act that has since been called Moliwood.
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But today, nearly a decade later, investigators are known to have an interest in the money that Mr. Manafort and his colleagues made in Eastern Europe, how those funds were paid and the offshore conduits such as Cyprus through which that money traveled.
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"Helicopter money"—named after Milton Friedman's colorful metaphor for an increase in public spending or a tax cut that is financed by a permanent increase in the money stock—is a central bank's last resort to stoke inflation, devalue the currency and induce consumer spending.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese flea market app operator Mercari Inc's IPO is raising up to $62.23 billion in the nation's biggest such share sale so far this year, as the firm seeks to replicate its domestic success overseas, especially in the money-losing U.S. market.
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However, Haefner said he would only pump in the money if he gets a stake of at least 37.5%, is freed from being required to make an offer for the rest of Schmolz shares and gets two board members nominated by his company, BigPoint Holding.
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A proposed Canadian government bailout of Bombardier Inc's new CSeries jet manufacturing program would reduce the company's stake in the money-losing aircraft, taking it off the plane maker's books and boosting results in the short-term, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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"I think there are a number of companies in the money transfer but when you are looking specifically at companies targeting emerging markets like we are, there are really only a handful of bigger players, and I think we are the most global," Ahmed says.
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Add in the money available to the Republican National Committee and an affiliated fundraising operation, and Team Trump said it began April with more than $80 million available cash in the bank -- months before Iowa Democrats kick off their party's nominating process in February.
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JAKARTA, May 6 (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank will hold daily auctions to add or withdraw liquidity in the money market, increasing the increase in order to better channel excess liquidity to some banks who are short on cash, an official told reporters on Monday.
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They spend some of their money this week on drinks at a 5th birthday gathering for A. This is one of the diaries that we considered including in the Money Diaries book, but ultimately didn't make the final edit — it wasn't an easy decision.
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Jonny: After that, I'd put the money together, go to my guy's spot in a nice part of town, chill out, smoke weed, put money in the money counter, and walk out with a designer suitcase filled with tens of thousands of hits of ecstasy.
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It's not like a lot of their husbands necessarily wanted them to keep working, but the emphasis on work as being the person who brings in the money to the household is so strong, as is the stereotype of wealthy women as dilettante consumers.
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The asset increase in the money fund industry was the biggest one so far this year, Taxable money market fund assets increased by $57.21 billion to $3.165 trillion, while tax-free assets edged up by $330.70 million to $136.42 billion, according to the report, published by iMoneyNet.
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Photos of the lot show it's perfect for a coven of sunlight-fearing vampires, Tom Hank's character in The Money Pit, a tech employee with enough extra cash on hand to burn on a replacement or rebuild, or Silence of the Lambs secondary antagonist Buffalo Bill.
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"Although companies claim that they have access to more capital and can bring in the money that's needed to fix [utility] systems, the truth is there's no free lunch," Conway-Rhodes, whose company has helped find sustainable water plans for cities across the US, pointed out.
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Though critics savaged the film's plot and the actors' thin attempts at the songs (pity Pierce Brosnan, whose voice has been compared to the cries of various animals), it brought in the money, money, money at the box office, taking $615m worldwide from a budget of $52m.
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In recent weeks, the PBOC has also reintroduced the use of longer tenor, more expensive reverse repo operations in the money market in what traders and analysts have said is an effort to reduce dependence on cheap overnight borrowing and curb leverage in the bond market.
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Her false assertion caused the court to make a ruling she sought, denying the US government's motion for partial summary judgment in the money-laundering case, and was used by the investment firm as the basis for multiple court filings during the litigation, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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It would be difficult to avoid having the proceeds of illegal activity touch the United States in some way, which is one reason the Justice Department set up a kleptocracy team in the money laundering and asset recovery section of the criminal division to pursue these cases.
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Opening with a bona fide classic of the American songbook in "We're in the Money", the film climaxes with one of the few musical numbers of the era with real ambitions towards social commentary ("Remember My Forgotten Man", whose title echoes an address given by Roosevelt in 1932).
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While Alibaba's Ant Financial raised an undisclosed round last summer at a colossal $45-$50 billion valuation, its rival e-commerce giant JD.com's money-focused unit is also in the money after it took in RMB 6.65 billion (around $1.01 billion) from a clutch of high-profile investors.
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"The IPO is essentially bringing in the money to fund the changes you want to make for 2030, and so the less money there is, or the slower the money comes in, the slower you can make the investment changes to start the transformation in the economy," said Henderson.
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The transaction was very much "in the money," as they say: the options were exercised at $6.63 apiece, according to an SEC filing, while Tesla stock is trading around $192 as of market close on Friday — so that works out to a profit of around $185 a share.
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Most of the action takes place in the "Money Monster" studio, but the claustrophobia — or the lingering threat of staginess — is relieved by visits to the sleek corporate suites of Ibis Clear Capital, a company whose stock, repeatedly plugged by Lee on the air, has recently taken a tumble.
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The move does, though, apply new pressure to Manafort, who will now face in court not just the bank records that originally led to his indictment but also testimony from his former close associate and accomplice in the money-laundering scheme that allegedly involved upward of $60 million.
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He's also gathering more helpful sources, like Remy, who engages in the episode's most clever bit of business: the use of the drinking game Never Will I Ever as a means to confirm or deny Frank's involvement in the money-laundering scandal and effort to impeach President Walker.
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Shine believed he was making the smart business decision at each turn, propping up powerful men who brought in the money, but, in the end, his actions set in motion one of the most dramatic scandals in American media, seriously damaged Fox's reputation, and led to his own downfall.
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Over cocktails on Friday evening and a Saturday spent in a drab hotel conference room, Mr. Biden's top financiers and fund-raisers received strategy briefings and PowerPoint presentations, and plotted the path forward for the former vice president, who suddenly found himself in fourth place in the money chase.
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While some longtime Warren supporters have been turned off by her decision to not hold private fundraisers during her 2020 campaign, Warren's popularity among big Democratic donors is evident in the money she's raised from big names including Fred Eychaner, the Chicago-based megadonor and chairman of Newsweb Corp.
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In the money diary, the author recounts that in the course of a week, she sits around doing nothing at work, uses her expensive Equinox gym membership for hot yoga classes, and takes a weekend trip to a friend's Hamptons house, where a private chef prepares their meals.
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"We have plenty of social media video, some of which seems to have tag numbers to follow up on, but we really want people to come in, turn in the money and go on about their life without worrying about when the police are coming to find them," said Sgt.
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Morgan, meanwhile, works for Barnes and Thornburg law firm managing partner Bob Grand, an Indiana powerbroker and fundraiser who was a key figure in George W. Bush's fundraising operation -- another signal that Pence could help shore up Trump's nascent attempts to reach donors and match Hillary Clinton in the money race.
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The toughest task for the Sanders movement may ultimately be the most important: finding enough talented progressive politicians to run for office, financing them well enough to compete in the money-drenched world of modern politics, and getting them elected in parts of the country that aren't already reliably progressive.
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Previously, there were no rules barring companies from issuing promissory notes, but banks stopped buying and trading them in the money market after the Asian financial crisis in 1997-98 due to default risks, BI Governor Agus Martowardojo said last year when he announced the plan to revive the instrument.
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While the sporting media obsess over who will manage England's biggest club next season and speculate which new players will be signed to bring back the glory days, the man tasked with bringing in the money remains very confident about the prospects for the soccer club over the long term.
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For many, this served as the decisive proof that things really were rigged: Washington and Wall Street were in a corrupt alliance, a conspiracy of career politicians and crony capitalists and lobbyists who were rolling in the money and laughing about it while everyone else was living paycheck to paycheck.
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Why it matters: President Trump raised more money than any other candidate for a second straight quarter, according to fundraising reports filed Monday with the Federal Election Commission, but even with Democratic contributions split among a wide field of candidates, top candidates are demonstrating they can compete with Trump in the money race.
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So while Trump's retreat to bland culture-war rhetoric is boring and predictable, the instant-replay debate he touched on is fascinating: a sentimental reverence for the art of sport, and the imperfection that allows, versus the materialism founded in the money being gambled that depends on the certainty of the results.
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DR GENE TINELLIAssociate professorDepartment of Psychiatry and Behavioural ScienceUpstate Medical UniversitySyracuse, New York The Free exchange column of April 15th stated that Milton Friedman's study of the quantity theory of money (the rate of growth in the money supply) "Had gone out of fashion" by the time the financial crisis came around in 2008.
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Umair Haque: Orthodox economics would have predicted a collapse in the money supply, a credit crunch, a trade implosion, mass unemployment, an atomized GDP [gross domestic product, or a measure of the value of stuff a country makes in a specific period], and the gears of industry and commerce grinding to a crashing halt.
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If, as in the last debate, he remains steady — not a safe bet with Joe, as seen just last week in the way he mishandled what he'd do if facing a Senate subpoena in the Trump impeachment trial — and he finishes in the money in Iowa, he is an almost even shot at the nomination.
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This category includes central banks, which hold bonds as part of their foreign exchange reserves; insurance companies, which need to hold bonds as part of their reserves; pension funds, which own bonds to match their liabilities; and banks, which need government bonds to meet liquidity requirements and also to pledge as collateral when they borrow in the money markets.
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PHILADELPHIA — Leading donors for Joseph R. Biden Jr. convened this weekend for their first donor retreat since he announced his candidacy and struck a determined posture as Mr. Biden's campaign found itself under assault from President Trump, losing its clear front-runner status and lapped in the money chase by multiple Democratic rivals, most notably Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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"Thus, the shift from LIBOR to SOFR will compound the increased volatility in the money markets already resulting from QT." President Donald Trump and U.S. congressional leaders reached a deal last week on a two-year extension of the debt limit and federal spending caps that would avert a feared government default later this year but add to rising deficits.
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The current put skew - the difference in implied volatility for out-of-the-money and in-the-money options - is fairly typical of a market where producer hedging is prominent John Saucer, vice president of research and analytics at Mobius Risk Group in Houston, said implied volatility has lately been cheap, making options attractive for those either protecting against or betting on downside.
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Even Senate Democrats defending seats in states President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE won in 2016 are leading their Republican opponents in the money race. Sen.
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While those in the know (and in the money) might attend catwalk shows, and bijou boutiques in swish locales are likely to be around for many years to come, there is a massive population of people who have the income and inclination to shop for luxury fashion, but might not be in the right place, or have the time, to do so.
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"We're seeing parity in the money race, and I expect both sides to be taking a pretty hard look at their races in the next week or two, so that they can cut some, and double or triple up on others," said Michael J. Malbin, the executive director of the Campaign Finance Institute, a nonpartisan think tank that analyzes campaign fund-raising and spending.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) raised a combined $108 million in the second quarter, giving the president a significant advantage over Democrats in the money race as he seeks reelection in 2020.
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No change to text.) * 231 bln yuan of put options come due in 2018 * Refinancing stress may lead to defaults of weaker issuers * More than 90 pct of onshore puttable property bonds in-the-money By Clare Jim and Andrew Galbraith HONG KONG/SHANGHAI, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Investors have started exercising put options of onshore property bonds due to concerns about tight industry liquidity and rising interest rates, market observers said, fuelling refinancing pressures for small Chinese developers.
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Among them: * Whether or not the Fed should sell MBS in the future * If the Fed will make changes in the money-market operations it uses to control rates * Exactly what level of bank reserves the Fed will keep on its balance sheet * If Fed policymakers prefer a portfolio of primarily shorter-term bonds Should the Fed opt for a portfolio akin to its pre-crisis holdings of mostly short-term Treasuries, how it goes about getting rid of other bonds without roiling markets or the economy will be a delicate undertaking.
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Among them: * Whether or not the Fed should sell MBS in the future * If the Fed will make changes in the money-market operations it uses to control rates * Exactly what level of bank reserves the Fed will keep on its balance sheet * If Fed policymakers prefer a portfolio of primarily shorter-term bonds Should the Fed opt for a portfolio akin to its pre-crisis holdings of mostly short-term Treasuries, how it goes about getting rid of other bonds without roiling markets or the economy will be a delicate undertaking.
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For me, that old compressed 'M,' about the hue of Donald Trump's hair, stands for the lack of women's locker rooms in the shiny indoor track and tennis complex that opened at UM in 1974; the cars that parked on our hockey pitch on football Saturdays, leaving tire tracks for us to trip in; the money the first teams had to shell out to buy their own uniforms; the swim team's practices from 3:00 to 5:00 AM, when the men didn't have dibs on the pool; UM's relentless hostility to Title IX through the 1970s and 80s; and a thousand other obstacles and indignities that added up to second-class status.
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