Part of that was building their own indexing engine to increase indexing speed, which becomes essential with ever more data to process.
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Or take an idea from the right: to replace the current "wage indexing" of initial benefits with "price indexing" so future generations get the same benefits as current ones.
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Market capitalization rules the indexing world, and the investment world.
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The challenge with Reddit extends beyond indexing these massive numbers.
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Santoli asked the fundamental indexing pioneer about his market outlook.
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The White House is considering indexing capital gains to inflation.
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Additionally, the exec said Google Search would begin indexing podcasts.
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For example, Klarman calls indexing — and index funds — a fad.
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Indexing these and similar questions produces even more powerful results.
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Trump has sent mixed signals on indexing in recent weeks.
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This rather misses the logic of indexing as a passive strategy.
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The indexing piece is crucial of course in any search engine.
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"The women's business is over-indexing our men's growth," Parker said.
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These data and indexing businesses can easily integrate back-office functions.
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But the Senate Democrats argued that indexing wouldn't spur new investment.
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Citi searched for evidence that indexing lifts correlations, but found little.
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Indexing also offers no opportunity to benefit from superior stock selection.
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But is indexing the panacea for all investors all the time?
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Mobile-first indexing means Google will use the mobile version of a web page "for indexing and ranking, to better help our – primarily mobile – users find what they're looking for," the company writes in a blog post.
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The indexing industry on Wednesday lost one of its most prominent figures.
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On Tuesday Trump had said he was seriously considering indexing capital gains.
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Perhaps the growth of indexing has robbed the world of outstanding stockpickers.
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Last March, mobile-indexing began to roll out on a broader scale.
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Around one in four had wage agreements indexing their pay to inflation.
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It introduced a similar indexing mechanism for 95 octane petrol in April.
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It introduced a similar indexing mechanism for 95 octane gasoline in April.
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That meant separating two main pieces of the system, indexing and serving.
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He is known as one of the earliest advocates of fundamental indexing.
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It's the triumph of indexing: Fund managers continue to trail their benchmarks.
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Yes, Google Search will stop indexing Flash content starting later this year.
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Meanwhile, Gemmel and Lueder wrote software for indexing and searching Bell's log.
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But an indexing behemoth like Vanguard says that is an overused argument.
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A handful of states have enacted indexing for their state gas taxes.
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Another area that will likely heat up is the battle over indexing.
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He wasn&apost interested in buy and hold strategies or passive indexing.
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It has a special place even at Vanguard, the temple of indexing.
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Also new are Firebase Invites for allowing app users to share referral codes, Firebase App Indexing (previously known as Google App Indexing) for bringing app content into Google Search and integration with Google's AdWords and AdMob advertising platforms.
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Buffett put his money where his mouth is when it comes to indexing.
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"I was part of the pragmatic school of indexing," he wrote in 2016.
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"With indexing, you're accepting returns that are whatever the index does," Anderson said.
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Apps are complicated: Without deep links and indexing, apps are isolated black boxes.
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Then, Botify also tells you more information about Google's or Bing's indexing crawlers.
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Active managers have long argued that indexing the market is settling for mediocrity.
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Indexing will remove small dollar spenders from the FEC's regulatory or enforcement focus.
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Indexing capital gains to inflation would get our nation closer to this goal.
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Some investors believe that indexing, either through funds or ETFs, is tax efficient.
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To achieve the speed, Venkataramani says they use a number of indexing techniques.
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Its core business is built around organizing and indexing the internet's chaotic expanses.
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It does work, and frankly, I think there's even too little indexing now.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill also have an interest in indexing capital gains. Sens.
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"Once you're indexing, you don't get those investors back very easily," he said.
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Some tax experts, including Hemel and Kamin and the Tax Policy Center's Len Burman, argue that this combination of lower rates with no indexing could be preferable to higher rates plus indexing (weighed by some tax reformers) for administrative reasons.
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But for people whose primary goal is to reduce taxation on capital, like Cruz, Norquist, and some Trump administration officials, the relevant alternative is not a higher rate on capital gains joined with indexing, but indexing with the rate unchanged.
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Indexing has won out against active investing, and investors are voting with their feet.
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Speaking of services, you could offer everything from copywriting, ghostwriting, proofreading, editing and indexing.
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Google Search is getting an upgrade with better news coverage and now, podcast indexing.
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What indexing would mean is that calculation would start to take into account inflation.
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But have no illusions: indexing the gas tax would still be a tax increase.
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Is that over-indexing when it comes to your kids and stuff like that?
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Meanwhile, Google has pushed aggressively into app indexing, deep linking and mobile app advertising.
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Trump also said he was seriously considering indexing capital gains taxes to the inflation rate.
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Closet indexing can hurt investors because active funds typically have higher fees than passive funds.
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It could be a new kind of robo, or a subscription-based direct indexing service.
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Conservatives argue that indexing capital gains would increase economic growth because it would encourage investments.
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Ellis, a famous institutional investor, takes an entire book to make the case for indexing.
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The company did not specify when the rollout of the mobile-first indexing would complete.
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The first year of our indexing, 19703, three of the 21970 obituaries were of women.
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The search giant first confirmed on Thursday that it was seeing reports of indexing issues.
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Bloomberg reported that Kudlow pushed for capital gains indexing to be included in that legislation.
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Those with concerns about indexing capital gains also note that doing so would be complicated.
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The proposal includes indexing those benefits to a different measure of inflation, not to inflation.
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In the near future, says Branch co-founder and CEO Alex Austin, the company will roll out new tools that will help developers by automatically indexing their apps' content, then submitting that to Google, which is now indexing apps in its own search engine.
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We adjust for this discrepancy in deal volume by indexing reported deal volume against 2010 levels.
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It's mostly as an indexing tool for human brains to know where to look for things.
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When Cramer was in law school, he saw the beginning of the indexing of individual stocks.
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There can be little disagreement about how pronounced the mass migration to indexing strategies has become.
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AMLG: So if it's going to make you vom, indexing goes way down, ranking goes down?
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Passive indexing bested active managers during much of the current bull market, which began in 22016.
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TC: We talked backstage, and you think we are over-indexing on autonomy as the answer.
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Creative Cloud, which includes Photoshop, Illustrator and Indexing, is the biggest of the company's cloud businesses.
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" Bogle on indexing: "I haven't done any active trading in the stock market for 35 years.
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Closet indexing can hurt investors because they are paying higher fees for mediocre performance, Cremers said.
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The Council of Institutional Investors said the group would not oppose indexing that threshold to inflation.
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Last month, Trump said that indexing capital gains taxes to inflation could be perceived as elitist.
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To pull off the search indexing, Google is automatically transcribing all the podcast episodes it finds.
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Google is indexing invite links to WhatsApp group chats whose administrators may want to be private.
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Indexing takes the pressure off from having to research a manager's track record and investment style.
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You can use the hot tier for indexing and anything that requires fast access to data.
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However, the group did make several estimates for savings based on different scenarios for a Medicaid block-grant system, including indexing the grants to growing more slowly than the current law, indexing the grants to per-person gross domestic product and freezing the grants in nominal dollars.
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Mobile-first indexing isn't the only way that Google has begun catering to the larger mobile majority.
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Later this year, it plans to begin indexing other CC-licensed works, like open textbooks and audio.
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Second, indexing the new and improved CTC will safeguard it from inflation-induced erosion in the future.
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Google, which emerged a few years later, used a superior, more automated approach to indexing the web.
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The following year, Jeff and Sanjay rewrote Google's crawling and indexing system in terms of MapReduce tasks.
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Google isn't shifting all sites over to the new mobile-first indexing today – just the first wave.
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It implied that indexing and searching tweets was to be blocked, it set Twitter against its disseminators.
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Mr. DeFazio has proposed generating more revenue by raising the gas tax and indexing it to inflation.
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When there are indexing problems, search results won't be as up-to-the-moment as users expect.
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Wealthfront charges its standard 0.25 percent management fee, with no additional charge for its Advanced Indexing feature.
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Indexing would also allow conservatives to achieve a long-sought goal of lowering taxes on capital gains.
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Additionally, Pinterest said it is working on de-indexing Google searches for plantation weddings on its site.
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Behind it are two powerful trends: first, a move toward indexing rather than stock picking, or active management.
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Podcasts gains local indexing support, and Apple Music looks a lot like iTunes without all the extra features.
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Although the retired have lost 12% from inflation-indexing, they are also living far longer, says one manager.
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MetaCert started indexing the web in 2011 to support its original product, a porn blocker for mobile phones.
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That, and indexing their precise premium cost within that double or triple cap is more practical and fair.
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Democrats also oppose indexing capital gains because it would add to the deficit and largely benefit the wealthy.
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Indexing all parts of the tax code to inflation would end that disparity, while also unleashing economic growth.
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Specifically, Google selected those sites that are already following the best practices for mobile-first indexing, it says.
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In other respects, indexing lags far behind systematic tax management as it gets no benefit from loss harvesting.
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Elected officials should be accountable to their constituents; indexing gas taxes to inflation lets them off the hook.
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Trending down: Google is indexing invite links to WhatsApp group chats that group administrators may want kept private.
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He and his colleagues call their method sci-RNA-seq (short for single-cell combinatorial indexing RNA sequencing).
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Supporters of indexing argue that doing so would boost the economy and help taxpayers of all income levels.
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Balogh comes from Google, where he most recently served as vice president of engineering, application storage, indexing and serving.
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In December 2017, Google said it had begun to transition a small handful of sites to mobile-first indexing.
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Instant Android apps and custom app indexing are just two ways that the company is hedging its web bets.
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The mobile-first indexing initiative has come a long way since Google first announced its plans back in 2016.
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We all know that passive investment strategies — indexing — have been outperforming most active management strategies for some time now.
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First, changes to inflation indexing and the sunsetting of some clauses would hit the poor in the long term.
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The budget would also enhance Pell Grants, increasing their maximum annual award to $5,935 and indexing them to inflation.
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Aristotle Balogh, formerly Google's VP of engineering, application storage, indexing and serving, is starting at Airbnb in mid-November.
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The Tax Foundation said that they find that indexing capital gains would lead to modest growth for three reasons.
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The emerging-markets sector is split by the debate over active management versus indexing just as every sector is.
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By the time the files were to be made public they were in disarray, rendering the indexing system useless.
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The main way indexing, either through index funds or index ETFs, is tax efficient is deferral of capital gains.
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The search engine will also stop indexing SWF files, the file format for media played through the Flash Player.
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With mobile-first indexing, Google Search primarily uses a page's mobile content for creating its search index and ranking.
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Additionally, Mulvaney said the White House has been talking about reducing capital gains taxes by indexing them to inflation.
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Defenders of indexing the gas tax to inflation claim that the change is needed to address vital infrastructure needs.
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Increasing the purchasing power of Pell Grants and then indexing it to rising tuition costs would be a start.
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Mr. Vanneman steers such clients to exchange-traded funds, or E.T.F.s, or uses a direct indexing strategy, he said.
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"If you want to drive down fees to participants, indexing gives you a great start on that," he said.
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Trump has generally been enthusiastic about indexing, and he has backers within his administration for taking such a step.
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Larry Kudlow, Trump's director of the National Economic Council, has long called for indexing capital gains rates to inflation.
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Like index funds, most ETFs use a buy-and-hold indexing strategy that does not involve realizing gains on winners.
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However, since Google introduced latent semantic indexing (LSI) into its system, this type of basic research is no longer enough.
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By thus taking "dumb" money out of active investing, indexing has made for a keener battle between the remaining stockpickers.
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It turns out the two companies are already connected, because Swiftype uses Elasticsearch for indexing and storing its search content.
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Dog people preferred more mainstream entertainment, with Duck Dynasty over-indexing among them, shortly followed by Entourage and The Hills.
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I have yet to see this in my apps searches, but Apple may still be ramping up that indexing change.
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That continues a trend over the past decade in which investors have moved to indexing, particularly through exchange-traded funds.
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He used to work at Google where bad actors also try to game the system by over-indexing on keywords.
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But it does represent the first time a major U.S. exchange has thrown its hat into the cannabis indexing ring.
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Here are Gen Z's top over-indexing apps for social media, entertainment, and shopping in the first half of 2019.
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The platform draft also calls for expanding the earned income tax credit and indexing the child tax credit to inflation.
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Mnuchin told the Wall Street Journal last month that he thinks Congress should take the lead on indexing capital gains.
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Since pretty much every promoter wants more attendees, IRL's had little resistance to it indexing all the events from Meetup.
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The White House could try to bypass Congress on capital gains indexing, but it would be a legally tenuous move.
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For a while now, Google has been working on making mobile-first indexing the default behavior of its search engine.
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EU negotiators speak of "indexing" so that workers whose children live in cheaper states than the parent would receive less.
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But some on the left think that the argument that indexing can be done through executive branch action is weak.
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Conservatives have pressed Trump to take tax executive action to reduce capital gains taxes by indexing capital gains to inflation.
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That means, for example, you won't get the same cataloging and indexing functions you get with the likes of Adobe Lightroom.
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At the time, it said it would first move over the sites already following the best practices for mobile-first indexing.
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Cramer said the indexing of individual stocks began while he was a student at Harvard Law School that ultimately became the .
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New search features include the indexing of podcasts so people can search within podcasts and listen directly from the search page.
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CEO Alex Fielding tells TechCrunch he believes GV took particular notice of the company, given a shared interest in indexing information.
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But the funding source was most consistently highlighted was raising the federal gasoline tax or at least indexing it to inflation.
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The Penn-Wharton Budget Model estimates that indexing capital gains would lower federal revenue by about $100 billion over a decade.
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The first is that the additional incentives to invest created by indexing are provided to individual tax savers rather than businesses.
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If you prefer active management to indexing, you can find funds with managers who invest with an eye for tax efficiency.
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Google is constantly crawling, or indexing, the web to find new content to show users when they search on a topic.
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Google stopped indexing 8chan in its search results in 2015, but the online messaging board is available on the open web.
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"Indexing is a giant guessing game," Mr. Rothman wrote in Saturday Review magazine in 1965, when he was the index's editor.
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Finally, certain emerging markets pose a particular opportunity for female founders by over-indexing for both large IPOs and female founders.
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At ICE, for instance, data and indexing fees contributed 44 percent of revenue last year, compared with 11 percent at CME.
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In 2007, Vice President Pence as a member of the House introduced a bill on indexing whose co-sponsors included Rep.
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Conservatives arguing that indexing capital gains would help boost the economy and build off the tax law Trump signed last year.
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But Democrats strongly oppose the idea, arguing that indexing capital gains would largely benefit the wealthy and would increase the deficit.
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Now the biggest fund companies are Vanguard, the indexing pioneer, and BlackRock, which together oversee close to $10 trillion in assets.
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Democrats previously proposed raising $500 billion by issuing 30-year bonds and using revenue from indexing fuel taxes to rise with inflation.
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George W. Bush's efforts to pass a form of means-testing called "progressive price indexing" failed despite controlling both houses of Congress.
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But her plan includes no indexing for inflation, which could result in larger numbers of estates being affected by it over time.
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Google did so voluntarily, de-indexing over 300 websites associated with Datalink, but only on the Canadian version of the search engine.
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Some of them clinging to their shops and closet indexing, they need to go away because they are not helping the cause.
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Today, Google announced that mobile-first indexing will now be the default for all new web domains as of July 1, 2019.
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For consumers, Album+'s full feature set, including unlimited photo indexing, is available via subscription for either $1.99/month or $12.99/year.
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Driving the news: Indexing giant Vanguard Group has reportedly started discussions with private-equity firms about a push further into alternative investments.
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In an era where indexing rules, it means Exxon Mobil and IBM are not nearly as influential as they used to be.
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Fundamental indexing strategies rebalance positions according to valuation measures instead of the market cap-weighted allocations typically used by passive index funds.
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Indexing has gained market share in fixed income broadly including both high-grade and high-yield funds, according to the BofAML data.
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Sokcho is outside the range of indexing grids that Pokémon Go developers used for mapping restrictions of South Korea and other countries.
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The app leverages a neural network (LSTM – Long Short Term Memory) and LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing) to suggest responses to user requests.
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Conservatives argue that indexing capital gains would boost the economy and prevent people from paying taxes on income they didn't actually make.
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Though the situation is unfair, these states haven't turned indexing the federal tax rates for cost of living into a major cause.
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When indexing was experiencing problems, Top Stories in Google News would primarily show stories from Wednesday and omit many posted on Thursday.
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In fact, female-founded and female co-founded companies are actually over-indexing for unicorn status despite a lack of investment dollars.
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For those with more than $100,000, the robo advisor allocates funds to ETFs and individual securities through what it calls Smart Indexing.
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According to the company&aposs own tests, Smart Indexing outperformed the S&P 500 by more than 1.5% annually with less volatility.
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Supporters of indexing capital gains have pointed out that other elements of the tax code are indexed, such as individual tax brackets.
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Above all, Fear Indexing The X-Files shows how, in the absence of external threats, 90s America came to see danger everywhere.
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A subtle but really important argument that Stan Fisher has made is if you have 4 percent inflation, you'll have more inflation indexing.
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Other possible plans aimed at higher-income Americans, like indexing capital gains to inflation, could potentially spur more investment and higher-end spending.
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Prince also says that 90 percent of the traffic to these websites came from sources like Google that were simply indexing the pages.
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When it comes to emerging markets, the two giants of the indexing world are the MSCI for stocks and the EMBI for bonds.
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Could the belief in efficient markets that supports passive indexing actually become so popular that it makes markets less efficient and more "beatable?"
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Indexing capital gains for inflation would reduce federal revenue by about $102 billion over a decade, according to the Penn-Wharton Budget Model.
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However, he did not recommend indexing money to the Dow because there simply aren't enough stocks in the index to provide true diversification.
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It also changed its proposed annual indexing to once every three years, and decided against revisiting the 2004 changes to the duties test.
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Mnuchin's comments in the Times story are similar to remarks he made on indexing capital gains to the Wall Street Journal last month.
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"If [the administration has] got the authority to do it, they ought to do it, because I'm an advocate for indexing," said Sen.
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The next wave of tax reform could include making individual tax cuts permanent or indexing capital gains for inflation, CNBC reported in March.
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State Street Global Advisors provides disciplined investment solutions spanning both indexing and active strategies to many of the world's largest, most sophisticated investors.
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Their all-important indexing code took days to finish, and if it encountered a problem it had to re-start from the beginning.
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The company, founded by the indexing pioneer John C. Bogle, has been slower than its rival BlackRock to find a more active voice.
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E.T.F. proponents argue that their industry's growth is just the latest stage of the stock-indexing revolution that began in the early 1970s.
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One solution to the confusion may be direct indexing, which would allow individual investors to customize portfolios to meet whatever criteria they want.
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African-Americans are among the most active and engaged consumers of wireless technology, over-indexing in both smartphone adoption and mobile internet usage.
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That tax hike is not only permanent, it actually grows over time because of a change to the inflation indexing of tax brackets.
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For one thing, there's more to be done in search, like indexing the full content of the episodes, not just the titles and descriptions.
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Soon, Facebook may be indexing this moment automatically for you and will let you find it again simply by searching for your friend's name.
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JPMorgan, the market leader in EM bond indexing, reportedly plans to expand its index lineup to include blends of these different types of bonds.
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A system of this size and scope needs a fast indexing engine to cover the number of documents in a whirl of changing content.
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And for the most part, mission accomplished — but in 19 years the goalpost has moved forward and indexing and usefully presenting information isn't enough.
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In other words, the funds with a lot of RIAs per dollar managed are, likely, doing something which looks a lot like closet indexing.
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The two manage a combined $248 billion, and they say simple strategies like indexing look more and more risky as valuations continue to increase.
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Indexing, or passive investing, is a way for today's investor to participate in the market without the high expense of your time and money.
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The sale of stock that would otherwise not take place would lead to some increase in tax collections should indexing be put in place.
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Obama's budget proposes raising the tax base all the way up to $40,000, indexing it to inflation, and then lowering the tax rate commensurately.
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As one of the first 100 employees at Google, Ron Dolin worked directly on the indexing and retrieval of information on a massive scale.
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"It is unlikely, however, that a significant, or any, effect on economic growth would occur from a stand-alone indexing proposal," the report said.
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We did the best we could with what we had, sending most documents along to the indexing unit, another group staffed entirely by women.
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The company has experienced a number of indexing issues recently, with some lasting for a week in April and over three days in May.
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BECKY QUICK: You raise the point about how there is a lot more indexing that's taking place, investors putting their money into broad indexes.
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Mr. Malkiel is chief investment adviser for Wealthfront, a pioneering automated investment manager that last week adopted a new approach it calls Advanced Indexing.
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They specifically want a formula for indexing Medicaid to inflation to be changed so that it is more generous to states getting federal support.
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The 85033 Republican presidential nominee argued that indexing capital gains would "mark a dramatic change in tax policy," since Congress has never done this.
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And, Dr. Pisanski and her colleagues wrote, Dr. Fraud is even listed as an advisory board member of the Journals Open Access Indexing Committee.
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In 2005, before running for office, he led a successful campaign to raise the state's minimum wage via ballot initiative, indexing it to inflation.
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Lujan Grisham wants to raise the minimum wage, which is currently $7.50 an hour, to $12 an hour within four years, indexing it for inflation.
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The company had first detailed its efforts around mobile-first indexing back in 2016, where it explained the impacts to how its search index operates.
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"I'm not talking about doing anything at this moment, but indexing is something a lot of people have liked for a long time," Trump said.
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Only Tuesday, Trump said he was "thinking about" indexing capital gains to inflation — a move generally expected to reduce the tax burden on wealthy people.
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Indeed, it's the part of the service that handles the data ingesting and indexing that sets PAIRS Geoscope apart from other big data analytics services.
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The futility of selecting fund managers likely to outperform over time and the low cost and tax efficiency of indexing have been preached for decades.
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Fundamental indexing strategies, which Arnott developed, rebalance positions according to valuation measures instead of the market cap-weighted allocations typically used by passive index funds.
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Most fitness measurement devices use precise accelerators to measure movement, but they have to guess at speed by indexing that pace with a GPS position.
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"The problem is that if you are talking about passive indexing, that is something that is really free-riding on other people's work, " Shiller said.
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Gottlieb praised Google for "de-indexing" web pages, or hiding them in U.S. searches, based on FDA findings, such as the agency sending warning letters.
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To placate conservatives, McConnell has agreed to use a different formula than the House for indexing Medicaid to inflation, which could lower the bill's costs.
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Last year, clean-energy stocks beat the S&P 500, Ron Pernick, the founder of the clean-energy stock indexing site CleanEdge, said by email.
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Trump this month floated a capital gains tax reform measure -- indexing the tax to inflation -- only to dismiss it as "somewhat elitist" a day later.
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For wealthier clients, Mr. Vanneman advises a strategy of direct indexing, in which they create a portfolio that mirrors an E.T.F. but with fewer stocks.
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But the other factor was Armstrong himself, who despite dropping out of school in the fifth grade had a scholar's proclivity for saving and indexing.
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"We can keep passing on the economies of scale to the investors, who are basically creating them," said Joseph Brennan, director of global equity indexing.
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While indexing capital gains "seems appealing on its face," Burman said, it doesn't make sense to only tie one form of capital income to inflation.
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In the past five years, for example, the value of Burgundy wine has increased by 0003 percent, according to Liv-ex, a wine indexing company.
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This is why indexing can be a good option for many investors, assuming they can stick with an index through the market's good and bad times.
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He sees indexing issues and says that if the system hiccups during an operation, data can become inconsistent — a big problem for banking and commerce apps.
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The hope, according to the CEO, is to become the "Google of Science," indexing every research paper to render the whole system more transparent and accessible.
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Today, indexing rules the world, thanks to the growing influence of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which are almost exclusively based on indexes weighted by market capitalization.
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On Tuesday, Bogle also spoke of the benefits of indexing, or adjusting asset weights in a portfolio so that its performance matches that of an index.
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On Tuesday at 3.23pm ET, MSCI, the largest indexing firm in the world, will announce whether they will include mainland China stocks in their global indices.
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Airports are advocating for a modest increase in the PFC cap to $85033 with indexing for inflation to help repair aging facilities and accommodate rising demand.
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"More investors are saying that 'If indexing is socialist, I don't want to be a capitalist,'" said Ben Johnson, director of global ETF research for Morningstar.
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These dates are not arbitrary, but decided by the years of research, indexing, and even first-hand interviews that Connoley did to prepare for this restaurant.
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The one thing that has me especially optimistic heading into 2016 is that indexing is dead, since index investors tend to not pay attention to fundamentals.
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Kevin Yoder and Stephanie Murphy calls for increasing the credit to cover as much as half of child care costs and indexing its value to inflation.
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Growth has occurred across age groups but has been particularly strong among the youngest cohort, which grew up in an era in which indexing became vogue.
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Dartmouth librarians told the students that indexing terms were set by the Library of Congress, but agreed to raise their concern with the American Library Association.
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Another issue that the White House and GOP lawmakers are discussing is cutting capital gains taxes, either through lowering rates or indexing capital gains to inflation.
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Among other things, he stressed the need for gender diversity on boards, an issue that another indexing heavyweight, State Street Global Advisors, championed this year, too.
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On the capital gains indexing front, that would work a little differently — and it would, like the 22.0 tax bill, generally be better for rich people.
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In the long term, indexing an investment's purchase price to inflation could also reduce the amount of a loss a taxpayer could claim as a deduction.
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The House bill approved Thursday goes a step further, doubling the exemption through the 2024 tax year (and indexing for inflation), but then eliminating the tax.
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Not all types of files are counted in the Windows search index, so go to the Start menu and enter "Indexing Options" to broaden the scope.
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The prominent conservative group issued a "strategy memo" on indexing capital gains to inflation after Trump recently retweeted a post from the group on the topic.
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Vanguard, the indexing giant that is one of BlackRock's main rivals, attracted $121.5 billion in new assets last quarter, an extraordinary figure for just three months.
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But that shift has required new ways of indexing and ranking pages and serving users whose connection speeds vary and who may not have powerful devices.
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Google now uses a website's mobile version when indexing its pages, and it offers fast AMP pages to help mobile users get to information more quickly.
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With interest rates rising and volatility up in the markets, however, investors may be shifting away from pure indexing toward more active management of investment risk.
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The explosive growth in so-called smart beta funds also suggests investors are not as comfortable buying the market or segments of it through simple indexing.
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He added that the practice by local businesses of indexing prices to the U.S. dollar was driving up inflation, which economists say reached 440% in October.
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Google today notes that sites that don't use responsive web design are seeing two common problems when Google tries to move them over to mobile-first indexing.
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And why did creating indexes by market capitalization win out over other indexing systems, like weighting all stocks equally, or by price, as the Dow Industrials do?
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For this, Facebook is crawling and indexing the entire internet to identify and web sites that receive a disproportionate amount of their traffic from the social network.
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Other issues that affect battery life, especially on new computers where things are just being set up, include iCloud photo syncing and Spotlight search's indexing of files.
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They provide a central theme, allowing for people to find tweeters talking about a topic in real time as well as indexing conversations to be accessed later.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told the Journal last year that the administration does not have a position on indexing capital gains, but he indicated openness to it.
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When Backpage was up-and-running, Thorn had been indexing the advertisements and then providing them to law enforcement in order to facilitate the recovery of victims.
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Indexing capital gains to inflation would reduce the amount of tax people pay when they sell investments, and conservatives ague that would also help boost the economy.
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Setting aside the complex legal debates surrounding the implementation of such a policy, indexing capital gains to inflation is absolutely a goal that Washington should be pursuing.
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By implementing a slower-rising poverty line, the administration would kick nearly 200,000 working families off SNAP altogether by the 10th year of indexing the poverty line.
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The think tank estimates that indexing capital gains to inflation would increase long-run gross domestic product (GDP) by 2900 percent, or about $220006 billion in 2202.
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The lack of indexing increased tax collections by $34 billion in just the most recent fiscal year, according to an estimate cited by the Congressional Research Service.
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On a policy level, an American Vision 2030 could include providing subsidies or indexing tax credits for electric cars that would incentivize increased ownership of electric vehicles.
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Automated actions can include sending a notification of infringement, and/or communicating with relevant ISPs and search engines to secure the de-indexing of relevant web pages.
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Google announced this morning its "mobile-first" indexing of the web is now starting to roll out, after a year and a half of testing and experimentation.
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The core-and-explore strategy also has benefits for the investors who largely believe in indexing but still have an active management itch they want to scratch.
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"It is unlikely, however, that a significant, or any, effect on economic growth would occur from a stand-alone indexing proposal," the group said in its report.
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They also argue that indexing capital gains would increase the deficit and would largely benefit the rich, pointing to an analysis from the Penn-Wharton Budget Model.
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Proponents of the proposal see indexing capital gains for inflation as a way to boost the economy and defend Americans' investments against the rising cost of living.
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In its autumn fiscal update, the government also outlined more stimulus spending on families, including strengthening a child benefit by indexing it to inflation as of July.
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This causes many web services and search engines to ignore that data, although the government has no real authority to limit copying or indexing of those pages.
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He told BuzzFeed News he banned several Quaret properties last year after noticing they included instructions in their website code that would stop Google from indexing the sites.
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Consulting with indexing experts (such as the Bletchley folks) and getting it right before launch will go a long way towards ensuring that investors will not get hurt.
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In December 2017, Google began to roll out mobile-first indexing to a small handful of sites, but didn't specify which ones were in this early test group.
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The company started at Columbia University, where Ellis and his co-founder Dan Morozoff were Ph.D. students, and where they developed technology for searching and indexing video content.
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But the fact that indexing has been on a strong run outpacing active management means this trend could simply be a matter of performance-chasing disguised as virtue.
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The Podcasts app allows for local indexing support, which makes it possible to search for specific topics discussed in a podcast as well as guests, hosts, and more.
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Indexing would presumably encourage seniors to wait longer to file for Social Security, and it would lower the average amount of time that seniors spend drawing benefits. 10.
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I am not sure how Google's mission of indexing all the world's information came to contain the side quest of helping the world in which it sits burn.
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Google has some obvious advantages, mostly because it's Google: a company that has been indexing the web and everything you do on it for more than a decade.
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I try to wait until the end of the period I have to test the phones to do battery stuff so that background indexing doesn't affect the numbers.
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Members of the European Parliament voted in favour of proposals that would stop the tech giants from indexing and copying news stories sourced from news publishers without permission.
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George H.W. Bush's administration considered and rejected the idea in 1992, but Larry Kudlow, President Trump's top economic adviser, has long advocated for indexing capital gains to inflation.
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Much of the money flowing into index funds has been going into markets in which there hasn't been much indexing before, including emerging markets equities and bond markets.
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Exchange-traded funds "have become so popular, in part, because indexing is so tax-efficient, and the ETF structure makes the investment even more tax-efficient," he said.
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A group of Democratic members on the Senate Finance Committee have expressed opposition to indexing capital gains, saying it would increase the deficit and largely benefit the wealthy.
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Buckley also responded to criticism that the rise of passive indexing hurts the "price discovery" of assets or at what valuations companies should accurately trade based on fundamentals.
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The average investor doesn't necessarily have the time or expertise to compete at the elite level, but there is still opportunity to gain the market return with indexing.
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While indexing is more tax-efficient than many active funds, we believe it falls well short of what can be achieved with a systematic approach to tax management.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier on Wednesday that Trump was meeting with advisers to discuss the possibility of lowering capital-gains taxes by indexing earnings to inflation.
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Perhaps the way active stock-picking fund managers have been sidelined by the mass movement toward passive indexing and quantitative strategies makes it tougher to assess the market?
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If you subscribe to Nobel Prize winner Paul Samuelson's philosophy that "investing should be more like watching paint dry or grass grow," then you're likely drawn to indexing.
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Possible tweaks unveiled on Tax Day could include making individual tax cuts permanent or indexing capital gains for inflation, said the chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus.
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Corrections: April 28044, 21 FRONT PAGE An article on Sunday about tax reform efforts supported by conservative groups referred incorrectly to one proposal for indexing Social Security benefits.
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Earlier this year, Google announced it had begun to officially roll out its "mobile-first" indexing of the web, following a year and a half of testing and experimentation.
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He had developed a passion for World War II, and though he was only 26 at the time, he had already spent years indexing unknown graves from the war.
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At first glance, the appropriations bill seemed to give small captives a lift by increasing the tax-deductible premium in 2017 to $2.2 million and indexing it to inflation.
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Google also offers a host of documentation on how to make websites work for mobile-first indexing, and suggests that websites support responsive web design — not separate mobile URLs.
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N) Yield Book fixed-income analytics service and its related indexing business for $685 million in cash, the LSE's first big deal since its merger with Deutsche Boerse (DB1Gn.
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That isn't so difficult in this day and age, thanks to sites like Shodan, a search engine for publicly available devices and databases, and similar search and indexing services.
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At a very basic level, the Google search engine works by crawling and indexing the web, and does its best to present relevant links based on the search query.
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However, they want tight limits on a proposal to let states cut child benefit for workers whose children live in poorer states by indexing them to living costs there.
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He says this will work like an error search engine, and in fact, they are actually indexing every interaction to help the developer find wherever that error has occurred.
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Call it the triumph of indexing: A few companies have gotten so big that they are essentially becoming the market, and when they do well, the markets do well.
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The administration is considering reversing some of Trump's tariffs on China, cutting payroll and corporate taxes, and indexing capital gains taxes to inflation as ways to boost the economy.
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The Trump administration could also propose the plan of indexing capital gains to inflation as a "down payment" to spur Congress to act on the broader tax reform discussion.
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Language phasing out the generous federal payments for states that expanded Medicaid eligibility and implementing a less generous formula for indexing Medicaid to inflation will be kept in place.
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One of the program's highlights was a highly anticipated presentation titled "Fear Indexing The X-Files" on October 5 by producer Steven Warwick (AKA Heatsick) and writer Nora Khan.
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Independent analyses suggest that more than 97 percent of the benefits of indexing capital gains for inflation would go to the top 10 percent of income earners in America.
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You also can easily create handwritten notes with the S Pen, and if you do so using Samsung's built-in Notes application, you get automatic OCR and search indexing.
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Trump said last month that such a plan could be under consideration, before apparently reversing course, saying that indexing capital gains taxes to inflation could be perceived as elitist.
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Critics have pointed to a Penn Wharton Budget Model estimate that the top 1% of taxpayers would get about 86% of the benefit from indexing capital gains to inflation.
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Trump said last month that such a plan could be under consideration, before apparently reversing course, saying that indexing capital gains taxes to inflation could be perceived as elitist.
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He also said there's "a lot of talk about renewed interest in indexing cap gains to inflation, something the president can do unilaterally," something the market would view positively.
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She noted that the Penn Wharton Budget Model estimates that indexing capital gains to inflation would lower the government's individual tax revenues by about $100 billion over 85033 years.
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THAT'S IMPORTANT ADDING MORE TO IT. TALK ABOUT CAPITAL GAINS, POSSIBLY LOWERING THE RATE, BUT POSSIBLY INDEXING THEM FOR INFLATION, WHICH IS SOMETHING MANY OF US ARGUED FOR YEARS.
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In fact, 60 percent of them are "good bots" that deliver useful services such as search engine indexing, stock trade execution, airfare discount notifications, news updates and weather alerts.
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On the bright side, advertisers can still greatly improve the effectiveness of their TV campaigns by more precisely targeting audiences with high-indexing programming as opposed to individual households.
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In an announcement about a set of new discovery tools, Amazon-owned video game streaming site Twitch also unveiled that it recently acquired Palo Alto-based video indexing platform ClipMine.
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You've said that your goal is to bring VR to the masses, and you're indexing and curating all content on the web, meaning 360° photos, 3603° videos and 3D experiences.
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At the very least, the Senate should revise the indexing rates to more closely align with the historical and projected trends for medical care consumption of the different beneficiary groups.
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A spokesman for Nunes said Tuesday that the California Republican supports Treasury indexing capital gains through executive action, and that the congressman thinks Treasury has the authority to do so.
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Detractors have pointed out that 86 percent of the benefit of capital gains indexing would go to the top 1 percent to label this another tax cut for the rich.
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With an executive order indexing capital gains to inflation, Trump could take a significant step towards reducing taxes for millions of Americans all with a single stroke of his pen.
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Portfolios that include both passive and active options can be highly complementary, offering the opportunity for results in excess of indexing along and/or for navigating market risks more effectively.
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In December 2017, Google said it had begun to transition a small handful of sites to mobile-first indexing, but declined to say which properties had been made the move.
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At the end of the guide, the company noted that it has started mobile-first indexing for a handful of sites, which are being monitored by the Google Search team.
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Atlas Recall aims to fix that with "one search to rule them all," indexing everything you see and do on all your devices, but organizing it in very human fashion.
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"I think we need to be bold on things like capital gains, indexing that for inflation," Brady said at the event, adding that he wants to "unleash" investment by individuals.
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If the indexing giant Vanguard were reincarnated as a pure stock-picking outfit, it might look a lot like Dodge & Cox: lean, cheap and not a little holier than thou.
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There are a few rationales for indexing these gains for inflation, but one of them is the fact that long-run capital gains have their value eroded somewhat by inflation.
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I think we're both over-reliant on technology as a way to solve things and probably, at this moment, over-indexing on technology as a source of all problems, too.
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DeFazio has proposed a plan to issue infrastructure bonds and pay them back by increasing fuel taxes and indexing them to inflation, but leadership has not yet endorsed that plan.
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Michael O'Connor, the company's chief Social Security and tax engineer, first contacted Kotlikoff about six years ago to tell him the software was not indexing the alternative minimum tax properly.
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He also encouraged supporters of indexing capital gains to talk about the issue in interviews on CNBC, Bloomberg and Fox Business Network in an effort to target Trump and investors.
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"You absorb the culture and you join the cause," said Joseph Brennan, who, as head of global equity indexing, has had a front-row seat as the firm has expanded.
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The Supreme Court also backdated the IPCA-E indexing with immediate effect to 2011 instead of 2015, which the government had wanted as a way to soften the financial blow.
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In an unexpected move, Jaitley said the government would impose a 10 percent tax on any profits exceeding Rs. 100,000 from shares held for more than a year, without indexing.
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He was particularly struck by the advances in communications, transport and knowledge indexing and storing on display, allowing humans to work and communicate without having to be in close proximity.
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More of the content we're looking for is saved in mobile applications, which is why Google has been working to bring that information to the surface by indexing apps in search.
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Instead of parsing text and indexing application logs, Weiss says his company can dynamically index actual code in staging or production and analyze it down to a microscopic machine code level.
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The indexing giant is set to quadruple the weighting of Chinese mainland stocks in its global benchmarks this year, a sign of the firm's faith in the world's second-largest economy.
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Going forward, knowing what different strains of weed and weed strain names actually mean, and will do to you, will require rigorous genetic indexing, and standardizing the creation of new strains.
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Indexing capital gains to eliminate the inflation tax would be one more step in accelerating the growth of the Trump economy and distinguishing it from the economic decay of the past.
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"Instapaper will work with us to continue building indexing and recommendations technologies, and we look forward to building great products together," Pinterest's lead project manager Steve Davis said in a statement.
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The indexing process has to take into account the textual content assuming it's a document, but it also has to look at the underlying metadata as a clue to the content.
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When NBC News shared specific links to some of his photos in IBM's dataset, the company blamed an "indexing bug" for its initial inability to confirm that his images were included.
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Ryan Shapiro, for instance, a former research affiliate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard, once requested access to FBI records concerning the FBI's process for indexing records.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's finance ministry will help companies by indexing the business rates tax against consumer prices rather than faster-rising retail prices starting in 2020, a spokesman said on Saturday.
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Rob Leathern, Facebook's product management director, wrote in a post that the platform had started indexing news outlets' posts because some bad actors were impersonating publishers in order to spread disinformation.
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Their offering is a sub-set of search engines which allows websites to offer search functions as a service by indexing the often large and complex back office systems for clients.
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According to GLAAD's Network Responsibility Index, both ABC and Fox were indexing high when it came to portraying diverse, quality characters and plot lines dealing with sexual orientation and gender identities.
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The Trump administration has floated the idea of indexing the basis of an investment to inflation, which could greatly lower the taxable capital gains on an investment when it is sold.
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"The good news is that if you want diversification, indexing is the way to do it," said Michael Iachini, vice president and head of manager research at Charles Schwab Investment Advisory.
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"With the advent of , we might see more direct indexing, more products in the market that maybe get rid of some of the core ETFs altogether," Rhind said on Dec. 12.
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But Democrats are strongly opposed to Trump indexing capital gains on his own, arguing that he lacks the authority to do so and that doing so would largely benefit the wealthy.
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He popularized and became the leading proponent of indexing, the practice of structuring an investment portfolio to mirror the performance of a market yardstick, like the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index.
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Cruz supports personal accounts, progressive price indexing, and gradually increasing the retirement age, as well as Ryan-esque privatization of Medicare, putting him basically in line with Ryan on entitlement issues.
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Google may be the indomitable search engine of the 21st century, but it owes no small debt to Alta-Vista, which kind of invented the whole indexing-websites-for-targeted-searches thing.
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Buffett's praise of indexing and more evidence about how difficult it is for the average investor to find a market-beating stock fund may continue to drive more people to index funds.
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"Independent analyses suggest that more than 97 percent of the benefits of indexing capital gains for inflation would go to the top 10 percent of income earners in America," The Times notes.
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But adjusting for inflation, a process known as indexing, the original $100,000 cost of the stock would be estimated to be more than $200,13, saving the taxpayer more than $20,000 in taxes.
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Kudlow has quoted Robbins' prediction that indexing capital gains for inflation starting last year would, by 2025, create an additional 400,000 jobs and boost our gross domestic product by roughly $500 billion.
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"Kurds wanted to use Egerin to search for other things in different languages, but indexing the whole web is hard; you need a lot of investment and a huge team," said Onatli.
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And that is with a Medicare age of 290; the conservative Heritage Foundation, for example, has proposed raising it to at least 22040 over 25.6 years, with further indexing for life expectancy.
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An American vision for true energy independence should also prioritize increasing ownership of electric vehicles and enact policies that would incentivize this, including giving subsidies or indexing tax credits for electric vehicles.
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Indexing giants like BlackRock and Vanguard now own vast swaths of the market and are the largest shareholders in just about all the major companies in the Standard & Poor's 19703-stock index.
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Indexing spans most regions and asset classes, not just large-cap U.S. equities, and accounts for 15 percent of the global equity market's capitalization and 5-10 percent of daily trading volume.
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The restriction on child benefits, by way of indexing payments to where a child is based, would appear to be optional and at the discretion of the member state paying the benefit.
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That's what a bill in Congress called the Raise the Wage Act would do, along with indexing the floor to inflation going forward so no further legislation would be needed in the future.
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The project's hope is that journalists can harness its combination of visualized data and news indexing to report more effectively on the aggregate data and incidents that might otherwise fall through the cracks.
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It's useful for photo indexing if you have a site full of celebrities (like, say, a boy band fan page which I most certainly do not have, don't bother trying to find it).
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The purpose of indexing income tax brackets to inflation was never to provide a tax cut, it was to ensure that taxpayers were not unfairly having their tax rate increased because of inflation.
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Gary Robbins estimates the economic benefits of indexing capital gains means a $500 billion boost to gross domestic product by 2025, along with 400,000 new jobs, as capital stock balloons by $85033 trillion.
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Back in the 1980s, President Reagan included in his tax reform the indexing of much of the federal tax code for inflation, so wage earners wouldn't be automatically bumped into higher tax brackets.
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While Stasko doesn't think it will completely kill hashtag culture, it could render this indexing function pretty superfluous since the algorithm is targeting individual words in context, rather than the individual words themselves.
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The inflation indexing would make this a revenue-positive change in the long run, and raising the base would give state governments the opportunity to capture more revenue to rebuild their UI funds.
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She has criticized the legislation for setting a lower formula for indexing Medicaid for inflation starting in 2628, arguing it has gone beyond the stated mission of repealing and replacing parts of ObamaCare.
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As Bradley writes, some of the proclamations in the 1991 text don't exactly stand the test of time — indexing, as it turned out, wasn't just a fad — while others hold up just fine.
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Minimum wage increases have so far not put upward pressure on wage demands overall, but the central bank warned last month that indexing wages to inflation could lead to an upward price spiral.
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They have also cite an estimate from the Penn-Wharton Budget Model finding that most of the benefits of indexing capital gains would go to those in the top 1 percent of income.
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WILFRED FROST: Do you fear a price pressure coming into your business in the way that we have seen with active management, whether it is the broker price wars, or shift into indexing?
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There is the question of whether the president has the legal authority to issue an executive order instructing the Treasury secretary to issue new regulations indexing the capital-gains cost basis for inflation.
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Both the House of Representatives and the Senate are putting forth drug pricing bills that contain some of the proposals Trump has advocated, such as indexing public drug reimbursements to foreign drug costs.
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Google has already been working to bring in-app content to search by way of its app indexing project, which was expanded last year to include apps that didn't also have matching web content.
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They also noted that the Penn-Wharton Budget Model estimated that indexing capital gains would cost about $100 billion over 10 years and would largely benefit those in the top 85033 percent of income.
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The Senate bill adopts a less generous formula for indexing Medicaid to inflation starting in 2025 by pegging it to inflation for urban consumers instead of medical inflation, which grows at a faster rate.
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A little-known indexing event on Friday will likely result in the year's biggest volume day, with large trading and potential price swings in well-known names like Apple, Microsoft, J.P. Morgan, and Grubhub.
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According to the Penn Wharton Budget Model, indexing capital gains to inflation would reduce government revenues by $102 billion over a decade, with 86 percent of the benefits going to the top 1 percent.
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Vice President Mike Pence has also supported the idea in the past, authoring a bill on indexing while serving in the House, and budget office director Russ Vought has backed the move as well.
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Romney's position contrasts with the stance of many other GOP senators and conservative groups, who have been pressing Trump to take executive action to cut capital gains taxes by indexing capital gains to inflation.
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Meanwhile, cheered on by supply-siders, Trump is considering using a power that previous Republican administrations felt the president did not possess to cut investment taxes sharply by indexing capital gains calculation to inflation.
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" He confirmed that so far none of the funds investigated had engaged with Better Finance on the results but "we welcome any additional disclosures and analyses that can better inform fund investors about closet indexing.
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BCA Research, an independent Montreal-based firm, estimates the total number of analyst reports being produced will fall by at least 20 percent as investment banks reshape operations to adapt to the popularity of indexing.
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At the end of 2018, Google said mobile-first indexing — that is, using a website's mobile version to index its pages — was being used for more than half the web pages in Google search results.
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Both firms rely on a mixture of corporate partners, search engine indexing, and ordinary, often anonymous users to upload GIFs, which are in turn piped to social networks like Facebook and Twitter and other clients.
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Yet indexing also tends to be embraced in the latter stages of bull markets, as the public figures the asset class itself will give them plenty without paying a manager to try and outsmart it.
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Salt Financial's filing indicates that the new ETF will track an index it creates, and self-indexing can save fund issuers money, which is more important when fees are low, or in this case, negative.
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Mnuchin told the Journal that the Trump administration doesn't have a policy position on indexing capital gains, and he wouldn't say whether he thinks the Treasury Department has the authority to do so by regulation.
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On the other side: Democrats oppose indexing capital gains because it would add to the deficit and largely benefit the wealthy and they disagree that Treasury has the powers to do that by executive action.
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"A lot of the super big-caps are continuing to grow, which is surprising because when you get that big, it's harder to grow," said Howard Silverblatt, who tracks indexing trends for S&P Global.
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But four years ago its Emerging Markets Stock Index Fund stopped tracking the MSCI index, and it eventually transitioned to an MSCI indexing rival, the FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap China, which includes A shares.
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He argues that by buying an index, investors can benefit from multiple successful IPOs instead of trying to choose the biggest winners, and that unlike stock picking, indexing has far more upside and limited downside.
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It turns out that when you start indexing global internet protocol addresses before everyone else — meaning the numerical labels assigned to each device connected to a computer network — it's hard for competitors to catch up.
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A July report from the Congressional Research Service said that the additional debt incurred by indexing capital gains to inflation would most likely offset any stimulus that the smaller tax burden provided to the economy.
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After a few small tests, the company started going all-in last year, and by December, it used mobile-first indexing for more than half of the web pages it showed in its search results.
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Then, in less than an hour, the content will cover how to gauge your competition, use authoritative sites to rank in Google, and use webmaster tools to check your performance, and crawling and indexing status.
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In just an hour, you'll discover concepts like Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) and Term Frequency times Inverse Document Frequency (TF-IDF) – or in other words, the secrets of the pros that you can't just Google.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan NRA says Trump administration memo a 'non-starter' Barr fails to persuade Cruz on expanded background checks MORE (R-Texas) in support of indexing.
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" But he stressed that "when designing Advanced Indexing, we relied on decades of peer-reviewed research to select factors that have stood the test of time" — even after being widely publicized — and "across asset classes.
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The plan would've also increased the retirement age and adopted "progressive price indexing," a scheme for cutting benefits by having middle-class and upper-income workers' benefits rise with inflation rather than with wage growth.
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Referring to the 21st anniversary of his heart transplant, Bogle said: "So here I am on my 21st heart birthday, celebrating that miracle, but also celebrating the revolution that indexing is bringing to the financial markets."
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Users with more than $100,000 in taxable investments can sign up for its direct indexing service, which enables investors to directly own the stocks in a major index and harvest any losses to offset capital gains.
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Twitch's interest in the company's deep learning-based video indexing platform was due to its ability to analyze video content – like gamer's streams – to identify what's taking place in those streams, who's playing and other variables.
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And few years after Dotson's release, in 1994, the FBI expanded its Combined DNA Indexing System, known as CODIS, which allows law enforcement officials and crime labs to share and search through thousands of DNA profiles.
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What is being called the Vanguard effect was felt last month when the indexing giant's rival, , announced that it would revamp its stock-picking operations, promoting instead a process that relies more on computer-driven methodologies.
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Phasing in a 25-cent increase over five years and indexing the tax to inflation would generate nearly $400 billion over a decade, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which is calling for a raise.
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"Together, the inconsistent leads and Indexing contributed to some notifications not being tracked properly or taking place too long after the attack for the victim to effectively mitigate the threat to its systems," the report stated.
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Before the meeting Wednesday, Norquist, who has pushed for the proposal in conversations with administration officials such as Kudlow, said he believes Trump was previewing the arguments Democrats would make against indexing capital gains to inflation.
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Rubio and others have led the charge, arguing that global indexing firms such as MSCI are now including Chinese companies in global indexes and that U.S. government pension funds should not be investing in these indexes.
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Global exchanges reported a collective 29 percent increase in revenue from data and indexing businesses last year, with a compound annual growth rate of 12 percent since 2011, said TP ICAP-owned Burton-Taylor International Consulting.
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Austria's ruling coalition of conservatives and the far right started indexing the child benefit payments to living costs in January as part of a broader package of tax cuts and reductions in benefits for refugees and immigrants.
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Closet indexing is both quite widespread, due to managers wanting to minimize their own career risk, and a bit of a rip-off, as you pay for active but get something pretty close to an index fund.
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Users can still get the code, modify it and integrate it into their applications — but that application can't be a database product, caching engine, stream processing engine, search engine, indexing engine or ML/DL/AI serving engine.
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Fiscal hawks in both parties recalled to The Hill that Obama was willing to support a policy long considered a nonstarter for Democrats: indexing spending to the rate of inflation, known as the chained consumer price index.
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"It's counterintuitive; with market cap indexing, you end up with the most exposure to the largest debtors," said Rick Harper, head of fixed income at Wisdom Tree Asset Management, one of the trailblazers in "smart beta" funds.
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To keep our elected officials accountable for tax hikes and to ensure hardworking Americans aren't penalized for driving to and from work, Congress should reject any gas tax increase such as indexing the gas tax to inflation.
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Since its April estimates, the finance ministry has had to budget for a further 5 billion euros ($5.54 billion) in income tax cuts and the cost of 1.5 billion euros from re-indexing small pensions to inflation.
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Former Treasury economist Gary Robbins estimates that indexing capital gains for inflation this year would, by 2025, create an additional 400,000 jobs, grow the U.S. capital stock by $1.1 trillion and boost GDP by roughly $500 billion.
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What is being called the Vanguard effect was felt last month when the indexing giant's rival, BlackRock, announced that it would revamp its stock-picking operations, promoting instead a process that relies more on computer-driven methodologies.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan NRA says Trump administration memo a 'non-starter' Barr fails to persuade Cruz on expanded background checks MORE (R-Texas) in support of indexing capital gains.
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The group's list of proposals include indexing Social Security benefits to a different measure of inflation — a popular idea in conventional conservative circles but one that could violate Mr. Trump's campaign pledge to protect the program's beneficiaries.
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Google announced today it's now using mobile-first indexing for over half the web pages shown in its search results globally — a significant milestone in Google's move to favor mobile sites over desktop sites in its search results.
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The gist of the hack is related to how Windows 10 is constantly indexing data on your computer, which is part of the process that makes info available to Cortana when you ask it to look something up.
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Trump said on Tuesday another option he is thinking about is indexing capital gains, which would provide a tax cut on profits from selling assets such as stocks, but that he was not talking about doing anything imminently.
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Google has gotten increasingly savvy to these tricks however, and employs tricks like latent semantic indexing which essentially gauges how 'real' the content on a website seems by mathematically analyzing the relationships between the words on the site.
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Indexing and other passive investments have become enormously popular in recent years, but Sonal Desai and Ed Perks — a pair of chief investment officers at Franklin Templeton — say active management might be the best approach in today's market.
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According to an analysis from the Penn-Wharton Budget Model, indexing capital gains would cost about $85033 billion over 10 years, and 86 percent of the benefit would go to those in the top 1 percent of income.
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But even with those additional sales, the net effect of indexing would be a $102 billion reduction in tax collections over a 10-year period, according to a study at the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business.
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The case against indexing to inflation is much simpler: This is a change that would overwhelmingly benefit the richest Americans, who own an overwhelming share of the stocks, real estate, and other capital whose sales would be affected.
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While there's nothing wrong with continuing to do something that works, all too often a company will end up building a very homogenous workforce by over-indexing on one particular candidate profile or tapping one particular candidate stream.
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Specifically, leading Senate Republicans have asked the Joint Committee on Taxation to estimate the costs of indexing the gas tax to inflation, which would lead to ever-higher taxes, without Congress ever having to vote on future increases.
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Thanks to pioneering work by the Pew Research Center, we have known for years that African-Americans are among the most active and engaged consumers of wireless technology, over-indexing in both smartphone adoption and mobile internet usage.
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As such, it makes sense that the series sets its final season in the early days of the internet, when the very idea of indexing it, so it could be searched, seemed like a half-crazy, out-there notion.
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"Our goal to make satellite imagery universally useful to everyone by indexing the objects in every image and developing a database of not just images, but the physical objects in those images," a Planet spokesperson told Axios via email.
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The court found the proposition's description of the change in tax rate along with a lack of any discussion of changes in indexing for inflation collectively "creates a significant danger of confusion or unfairness," justices wrote in the decision.
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The rise of efficient ETFs and the "robo-advisor" services that use them to run inexpensive portfolios give indexing a wised-up, modern feel – like a true technological innovation rather than simply one among many approaches to accruing wealth.
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The Guild will "keep fighting" and promised to act as watchdog over Google (although the Books project isn't nearly as active as it once was) while pursuing its own solution to the question of mass online distribution and indexing.
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Search engines were needed that could crawl across the web, indexing the words in web pages; this way someone could type a word in a box and the machine could consult its index and list the pages that matched.
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In the early years, we were speaking in library terms about "browsing" and "indexing," and in many ways the core technology of a website, called HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), was designed to display static content — much like library books.
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A federal policy agenda based on sustainable employment practices includes establishing a national paid family and medical leave insurance program, as well as increasing the federal minimum wage to at least $12 an hour and indexing it to inflation.
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But it does mean that our indexing should not just assume that a 30-something automatically has the capacity to manage a complex front and back office team and invest hundreds of millions of dollars in a few short months.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he is not looking at indexing capital gains taxes with the inflation rate, a move which could slash the taxes that investors must pay on their profits from asset sales.
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For instance, in 2014, when Spain tried to get Google to pay publishers for indexing their stories on Google News, Google just closed Google News in Spain, arguing it was financially unfeasible to pay publishers for linking out to them.
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RAND recommended that the federal statutory cap on local PFCs be increased with future indexing to account for construction inflation – which is what was included this week in the infrastructure principles outlined by DeFazio and the Democratic leadership in the House.
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When he flexes his astounding power to transform space in his native environs, he brings to bear his decades of searching and scavenging and indexing the city's lesser-run streets, its discard, its hidden excesses, its quixotic wealth of detritus.
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The creator of the first index mutual fund more than 303 years ago, and founder of Vanguard, a mutual fund and ETF giant with some $4 trillion in assets under management, has long been known as a champion of indexing.
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House Republicans are interested in pursuing a second tax-cut package this year, and Mnuchin said Congress should first look at indexing capital gains as part of those efforts, before Treasury considers whether it wants to take action on its own.
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The new funding is to be put to use "growing the Balkans' internet economy" by digitising and indexing information in Albania and Kosovo, and in turn aims to make Gjirafa the regional leader in search, e-commerce, and online advertising.
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While Google today claims the mobile-friendly indexing won't directly impact how content is ranked, it does note that having a site's mobile-friendly content indexed in this new fashion will likely help the site "perform better" in mobile search results.
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It's an issue for international investors, since MSCI, one of the world's biggest indexing firms, just agreed to begin including mainland China stocks in its global indexes, which are used in some of the biggest exchange-traded funds in the world.
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The company "has done a phenomenal job" at going after "the void" in the residential solar market that Tesla created when it acquired SolarCity in 2016, according to Ron Pernick, the founder of the clean-energy-indexing website Clean Edge.
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We noted the launch of some big-name web properties, such ad Yahoo's launch in '94—back when indexing the web could actually be done on hand-coded HTML pages, before we even really knew what a "search engine" was.
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In 2016, Cruz ran for president on a platform that included totally junking the corporate income tax and cutting the tax rate on capital gains to 10 percent; it's fair to interpret indexing as a step closer to that goal.
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If you delete the tweet, though, it may still be cached away and therefore available to show up in search results — until the site goes indexing again and updates itself with a fresh copy of your Twitter profile and posts.
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Indexing to inflation means taxpayers could adjust the initial value of an asset for inflation when selling it, potentially saving a lot of money on long-held assets by reducing the amount of capital gains tax they would need to pay.
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With growing supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Australia and with the U.S. starting to export LNG, the indexing of LNG to oil prices is weakening which means there will be a more competitively priced spot market, he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of Chinese stocks traded in the United States, along with indexing companies, slumped on Friday after reports the Trump administration was considering delisting Chinese firms from U.S. stock exchanges and limiting U.S. investment in China-based securities.
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"Indexing was the purview of institutional investors, but Jack Bogle came up with the consumer version," said Daniel P. Wiener, the editor of The Independent Adviser for Vanguard Investors, a newsletter and website that has tracked the company for decades.
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When they reach beta or general release, they will operate as a cloud service where customers sign up, enter their Zendesk or Salesforce credentials (or whatever other products happen to be supported at that point) and the product begins indexing the content.
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On the portfolio level, indexing is even more powerful, according to the research from Rick Ferri, founder of Portfolio Solutions, a wealth management firm that creates portfolios of index funds, and Alex Benke, vice president of financial advice and planning at Betterment.
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It is also similar, in its ultimate message, to a paper from February which found that firms with more fund managers and analysts produced more volatility and were more likely to engage in benchmark-hugging closet indexing rather than truly active investing.
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Currently, the federal tax on cigarettes is $1.01; the proposed 2017 budget (and President Obama's previous budgets) calls for an increase of about 94 cents per pack and comparable increases on other tobacco products, as well as indexing the tax rates for inflation.
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It simplifies the process of indexing all updates and provides a comprehensive audit trail for all documents, giving teams greater visibility into how documents evolve over time, and more control over sensitive materials because it knows everyone who might have made changes.
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Republicans could also face political challenges if Treasury institutes the tax cut ahead of the midterm elections; indexing capital gains is estimated by the Penn-Wharton Budget Model to largely benefit the wealthy and lower federal revenues by $100 billion over a decade.
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A caveat: App Annie didn't detail exact time spent by Gen Z on these apps, instead indexing them by comparing the proportion of Gen Z users of an app against the overall Gen Z population using mobile internet and apps in that market.
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Read more: Trump is pushing to let Russia re-join the G7, and the White House claims that France approvesThe administration is also considering payroll tax cuts, corporate tax cuts, and indexing capital gains taxes to inflation as ways to boost the economy.
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The announcement was made by Guinness World Records, which said it had verified Mr. Kristal's age with the assistance of the Gerontology Research Group in Los Angeles and Jewish Records Indexing – Poland, an organization that preserves records of the history of Polish Jews.
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The announcement this week that Google has now shifted a series of websites to the mobile-first index was noted at the bottom of a "how to" guide for web publishers, which explained how to get their sites ready for mobile-first indexing.
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Henry F. WeinschenkCharlottesville, Va. To the Editor: By considering indexing capital gains to inflation to provide another undeserved tax cut to those least in need, the Trump administration demonstrates yet again its true colors: bright red, the red of massive unnecessary deficits.
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The Penn Wharton Budget Model, a respected tax and budget model at the University of Pennsylvania, estimates that indexing to inflation would cost $102 billion over 10 years, and 86.1 percent of the benefit would go to the richest 1 percent of Americans.
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If you find this sort of thing invasive, you can try dodging the indexing webcrawler by changing your Twitter posts from public to protected in your account settings, but future followers will have to ask for your permission to see your posts.
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However, intelligence officials have said that the government was unable to determine which files he took, and that the 1.5 million figure was based on how many files were "touched" by an indexing program that Mr. Snowden used to trawl N.S.A. servers.
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The idea, company executives said, is simple: Backstory will make Alphabet's vast storage, indexing and search abilities available to other companies, allowing them to search through giant volumes of data, going years back, to trace the back story of a malicious attack.
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This is pretty much precisely my jam, so I'm not sure if Netflix's programming algorithm is over indexing on my viewing history or what, but it's nice that this one is dropping soon so we won't have to wait long to see what it's like.
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The growth of fractional share offerings highlights firms&apos ongoing efforts to lure and keep a young set of investors that have grown accustomed to automated, dirt-cheap investment options — thanks to the rise of passive indexing, digital trading platforms, and low-cost robo-advisers.
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While it's not disclosing a full list of partners, if you look in its search results, you'll find that it's indexing the likes of Bloomberg Radio and some Fox radio programs, numerous radio stations, as well as a lot of podcasts, particularly in the tech space.
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Investors were attracted to this "emerging-market approach" and put in a $2 million Series A three years ago to "grow the Balkans' internet economy" by digitizing and indexing information in Albania and Kosovo, thus making Gjirafa the regional leader in search, e-commerce and online advertising.
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"If a decision were taken that there would be a move to CPI indexing, and that RPI would become a legacy and then a distant memory... the demand will absolutely be there and that market (for CPI-linked bonds) would develop, in my judgment," Carney said.
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Even worse, a heavily staffed fund or fund firm can be a tip-off that there you will find "closet indexing," the practice of closely hugging benchmarks so as to minimize career risk for insiders while convincing clients they are buying a genuine quest for alpha.
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" Last November, the FTC granted a preliminary injunction against OMICS that prohibits the company from "falsely representing that their journals engage in peer review, that their journals are included in any academic journal indexing service, or any measurement of the extent to which their journals are cited.
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Attempting to assert control in the confines of celebrity culture can take the form of fanatical image monitoring (as is the case with celebrity Photoshop-obsessed communities like Pretty Ugly Little Liar); creepy body fixations (indexing and cataloging celebrity parts on sites like WikiFeet and CelebHeights.
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"People read and subscribe to the newsletter because they subscribe to the philosophy of investing versus trading, earning long-term gains that compound on themselves, staying the course and, yes, finding the best active managers at a shop that markets indexing over all else," Mr. Wiener said.
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Representative Peter DeFazio, who is set to become head of the House of Representatives committee overseeing transportation after the Democrats take control of the chamber in January, previously proposed $500 billion in funding by issuing 30-year bonds and using revenue from indexing fuel taxes to rise with inflation.
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But quality did not take a leap until Google, which had set itself the goal of indexing the entire internet, decided to use those data to train its translation engines; in 2007 it switched from a rules-based engine (provided by Systran) to its own statistics-based system.
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Developers will be able to import existing learning models from different AI platforms and run them locally on PCs and devices running Windows 10, speeding up real-time analysis of local data like images or video, or even improving background tasks like indexing files for quick search inside apps.
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Eur 37.0 million at full occupancy * Decline in rental income due to property sales (sale of non-core assets) will be offset by acquisitions, indexing and an increase in occupancy * Normalisation of temporarily higher property expenses and other operating expenses should result in a positive ffo effect of approx.
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