The US, not China, is the laggard in this relationship.
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Pizza Hut was once again the laggard during the quarter.
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The small caps turned up, and they've been a laggard.
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China's path from railway laggard to leader has been bumpy.
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America is often denounced as a laggard on climate change.
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Once intangibles are included, Britain looks less of a laggard.
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But laggard firms, perhaps largely relying on tangible investment, cannot.
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Utilities has been a laggard all year, returning 12.9% vs.
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Shanghai lead was the sole laggard, closing down 0.3 percent.
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Energy closed nearly 2.1 percent lower as the greatest laggard.
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Now, celebrity support won't turn a laggard into a unicorn.
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The United States was not always a data protection laggard.
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Lead slipped 0.5%, while tin was the laggard, losing 1.1%.
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Sainsbury's was the laggard with a 0.6 percent sales fall.
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Health care was the greatest laggard in the S&P 500.
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He said New York had been "a laggard" on medical marijuana.
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Materials led S&P 500 advancers, with utilities the greatest laggard.
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China in particular leapt from laggard to leader in ITIF's reassessment.
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Before he arrived, Air Products was an industry laggard, Ackman wrote.
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The NHS is also something of a laggard in child health.
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Rosenbluth sees better opportunities in 2016 laggard consumer discretionary and technology.
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The energy sector fell 0.2 percent and was the only laggard.
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The "G" is for governance, and here Tesla is a laggard.
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The stock was the biggest laggard on the consumer staples index.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index was a laggard, losing 0.3 percent.
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Hence the company is often charged with being an innovation laggard.
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It's America — Donald Trump's America — that now looks like the laggard.
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The financial index was the only laggard and fell 0.15 percent.
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The consumer staples' 2976 percent fall made it the biggest laggard.
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The laggard in the group, Tecate, saw a decline of 3.6 percent.
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Energy was the market's laggard in the first half, rising just 7.1%.
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But the most notable laggard is Germany, which has the largest economy.
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Caterpillar was the greatest advancer, while American Express was the greatest laggard.
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As expected, Asda remained the sector laggard with sales down 5.5 percent.
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Health care and financials led advancers, while telecommunications was the greatest laggard.
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Yet compared to its Redmond, Washington rival, Apple looks like a laggard.
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"Microsoft had been a laggard in smartphone until Office 365," Moorhead said.
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Islamic lender Masraf Al Rayan was the main laggard, dropping 3.9 percent.
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Zee Entertainment, the biggest laggard of the session and closed 5.4% lower.
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Islamic lender Masraf Al Rayan was the main laggard, dropping 25 percent.
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Lead was the laggard, dropping 0.8% in London and 1.4% in Shanghai.
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Canada has long been seen as a laggard in addressing greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Elsewhere inflows into equities slowed with some investors moving into laggard energy shares.
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Jim Cramer was left wondering how this market laggard has suddenly caught fire.
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Alphabet, Google's parent company, is a relative laggard, but hopes to change that.
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Conversely, Charles River risks becoming a laggard if the technique wins wide acceptance.
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BC is a laggard when it comes to getting a pot plan together.
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Mississippi suffers from a cluster of ills that make it an economic laggard.
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The laggard was Greece, still labouring under the terms of its bail-out.
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India's trucking system, for instance, has long been a laggard in India's economy.
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Even so, energy stocks were the biggest laggard in the S.&P. 500.
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Meanwhile, Whole Foods has been seen as a laggard in the online shift.
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" However, Saunders agreed Target's grocery business remains the laggard, with sales still "sluggish.
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Ms. Sunchild, 45, said her home province was the national laggard on reconciliation.
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There is no good reason for the United States to remain a laggard.
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The biggest laggard in the Nifty was Bharti Infratel Ltd , which slumped 16%.
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Ford was a relative laggard in China compared with G.M. for many years.
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"Whirlpool has been a laggard, and I think that's the opportunity," said Worth.
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A one-time beaten-down laggard of the industrials sector has renewed life.
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McSally, no laggard in her own right, received about $8.5 million in donations.
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Laggard state Alaska is even developing a plan to build more charging stations.
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The healthcare sector was the only laggard, dropping 0.74 percent, weighed down by Medtronic.
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Nonetheless, the laggard polls would suggest some have become disenchanted with the Trump presidency.
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Healthcare sector was the only laggard with some drugmaker's results failing to impress investors.
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Look at this chart from Horace Dediu: Apple Music is far from a laggard.
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One gas station rapidly emerged as the leader, and another as the distant laggard.
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The More Personal Computing segment was the laggard of the bunch, dropping 2 percent.
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Sony's movie unit, long an industry laggard, has recently shown signs of a turnaround.
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Energy is by far the biggest laggard, trading 51% below its 52-week high.
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This is why Biden's laggard debate performances have raised the alarm among some Democrats.
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This could leave the U.S. behind as a laggard in adopting cleaner vehicle technologies.
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Britain is a laggard in fibre, which allows much higher speeds than copper wires.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 36 points, with Disney as the biggest laggard.
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First, echoing the PRI's threat to eject 50 laggard signatories, boot out unworthy members.
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Visa led gainers on the blue-chip index and General Electric was the biggest laggard.
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Elsewhere inflows into equities slowed with some investors moving into laggard energy shares, BAML said.
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The lone laggard were financials, off 0.39 percent after a 883 percent surge on Monday.
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Verizon was the top performer on the week, while American Express was the greatest laggard.
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Energy closed about 2.2 percent lower as the greatest laggard in the S&P 500.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index, however, was a rare laggard and lost 0.23 percent.
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The technology index was the biggest laggard, weighed down by Apple, Adobe and Western Digital.
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The one laggard is productivity growth, which he said was "key" to a full recovery.
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Micron was one of the biggest laggard in the SMH, sliding more than 3 percent.
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Energy has been such a big laggard after such a good fourth quarter in 2016.
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Energy was once a major laggard but has made a comeback in the last months.
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Envision Healthcare, meanwhile, was the biggest laggard, dropping 34.2 percent on weaker-than-expected earnings.
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Perhaps more significantly, it looks bad to be a laggard when everyone else is participating.
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And the laggard mind said, Hold on, those people over there want to kill me.
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Mr. Kahlenberg said that Harvard was a laggard among elite universities in ending legacy admissions.
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But this week they went from being a laggard to one of the biggest gainers.
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The S&P healthcare was the only laggard among the 252 major S&P sectors.
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That led him to a stock that some investors might dismiss as a laggard — Microsoft.
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United Airlines' next CEO helped orchestrate a stunning turnaround of the one-time industry laggard.
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CBS is a loaded laggard," the billionaire value investor said on "Fast Money Halftime Report.
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Even in laggard South Korea exports rose at the fastest pace in nearly five years.
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One notable laggard dragging down the market was Facebook, which was down more than 2%.
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The industrials sector dropped 0.7% and was the biggest laggard in the S&P 2200.
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He has said it could improve from poor to average and boost Citi's laggard stock price.
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Consumer discretionary was the biggest laggard with a 0.35 percent drop, as auto part retailers weighed.
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Health care fell more than 133 percent and was the biggest laggard within the benchmark index.
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After being a laggard for much of the session, the S&P 500's industrials sector .
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General Electric is not only the Dow's oldest component but also its biggest laggard this year.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average was laggard last month, edging higher by just a half percent.
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Energy was the biggest laggard, as crude oil prices closed lower, backtracking after an early rally.
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Austria, an EU laggard for fast broadband connections, wants to become a 5G pioneer in Europe.
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Homebuilding has been a laggard, having posted a slowdown in the first half of this year.
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The Soviet Union was a tech rival in defense, though a laggard in the commercial sphere.
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Nevertheless, Friedman was broadly right in his view of India as a social and economic laggard.
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Shares of Alphabet have been the laggard of the group, up just 21 percent this year.
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Information technology closed up 0.4 percent to lead three advancers, while telecommunications was the greatest laggard.
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One such improvement is a logistics network, which is still a laggard for the technology giant.
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In 22002, this laggard trade outperformed the S&P 232 by 230 percentage points, Goldman said.
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Pizza Hut, the laggard of Yum's three brands, is in the middle of its own makeover.
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Who is a laggard, who is an early adopter, who is early mainstream, is an innovator?
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Multiple rivals pounced, and Mr. Hickenlooper cast Mr. Buttigieg as a laggard in pursuing police reforms.
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Healthcare stocks were the biggest laggard, weighed down by a 2 percent fall in Bristol-Myers Squibb.
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The laggard of Yum Brands has lost market share as it struggles to win over new customers.
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Yet the group's juicy margins mean it doesn't need to be a laggard in fighting climate change.
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The Nasdaq was the laggard, down 0.8 percent Thursday at 5,208 as tech names like and declined.
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Kemp worries that America's "laggard" behavior will bring others down, too, if it's permitted to go unchallenged.
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The US is a laggard, far behind countries such as Singapore (30%), Portugal (28%), and France (21%).
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Now the company's dominance in cloud computing is facing more competition as industry laggard Google poaches customers.
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While Snap, Pinterest and Amazon are all growing faster than Google and Facebook, Twitter is a laggard.
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Now, Germany, which accounts for the largest share of the European economy, is looking like the laggard.
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This is a watershed moment for Nintendo, long considered a laggard in its approach to mobile gaming.
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But it may well be a laggard when it comes to using internet technology for political mischief.
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Indonesia was the laggard, with only 8.23 percent of companies beating estimates and 44 percent falling short.
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You look at other countries where we used to be the leader, and now we're the laggard.
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JAPAN ONCE offered a cautionary tale of how macroeconomic mismanagement could transform a juggernaut into a laggard.
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The biggest laggard on the NSE index was miner Vedanta Ltd with a more than 1% drop.
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By the time the bill finally passed the State Legislature on Thursday, New York was a laggard.
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With the final bull of the day, he executed all the tricks to win the laggard crowd over.
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Tech giant Apple has proved a laggard this year, underperforming the by about 3 percent year to date.
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Milan was a laggard among regional trading centres with shares in steel firms Tenaris dropping about 7 percent.
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It was printed in 1623, only seven years after the playwright's death, by Isaac Laggard and Ed. Blount.
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The powertrain business is a relative laggard, though, which is why Delphi is spinning it off to shareholders.
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The financial index fell 0.92 percent and was the only laggard among the 11 major S&P sectors.
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Financials climbed nearly 1.9 percent to lead three S&P 500 advancers, while utilities was the greatest laggard.
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Energy closed off worst levels but was still 1.3 percent lower as the greatest S&P 500 laggard.
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Asda, the British supermarket arm of Wal-Mart, remained the sector's laggard, with its sales falling 4.0 percent.
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There are a number of reasons why Google has been a laggard to new rivals in the field.
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The benchmark S&P 500 closed 6 point lower, as energy — the biggest laggard — dropped approximately 1.4 percent.
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American's, conversely — an AI laggard in the group — has doubled since its merger with U.S. Airways in 2013.
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President Trump has made that clear, but we shouldn't view South Korea as somehow laggard on that front.
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The index has been a laggard this year after having outperformed all major S&P sectors in 2018.
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Health index was the biggest laggard on the S&P, pulled lower by United Health's 1.8 percent fall.
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Communication services has also been a laggard, losing 7 percent on average during the same period of time.
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"We shouldn't view South Korea as somehow laggard on that front," the official said on condition of anonymity.
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The financial index fell 1.03 percent and was the only laggard among the 11 major S&P sectors.
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Rich in renewable and clean-energy sources, Australia should be a leader, not a laggard, on climate change.
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China has moved from a technology laggard to fast follower to leader within the span of two decades.
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Health index was the biggest laggard on the S&P, pulled lower by United Health's 2.2 percent fall.
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It was primarily used to make heavy trucks as well as the compact Ford Fiesta, a sales laggard.
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JPMorgan's investment bank was again a laggard, with profits falling by about one-third from a year earlier.
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The lira was the EM laggard, dragged down as Istanbul intensified air and artillery strikes in northeast Syria.
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The Nifty state-owned banking index was down 4.39% and ended as the day's biggest laggard among sectors.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 2872.87 points to close at 226,3.93, with Disney as the biggest laggard.
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While it's been widely used around the world, the U.S. is a laggard in adopting the construction technique.
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Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen was once again the laggard of Darden's portfolio, reporting same-store sales declines of 1.6%.
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New Zealand shares traded sideways, with gains in industrial and telecommunication stocks being offset by laggard consumer stocks.
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Nike's stock has been a rare laggard on the Dow Jones Industrial Average this year, falling almost 18 percent.
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If the Senate follows suit in overturning this rule, the US will go from a leader into a laggard.
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UL as Britain's traditional supermarkets cut their prices, and continued problems at sector laggard Asda, the No. 3 player.
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I have wracked my brain all this time on why then have been such a laggard on this front.
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The brand was a laggard until the recent launch of the plug-in hybrid version of its Pacifica minivan.
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Meanwhile, investors see Ford as a laggard in the shift toward electric vehicles, self-driving technology and ride-sharing.
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Britain's economy has gone from a leader to a laggard internationally, as GDP growth has slowed sharply (see chart).
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Diffusion of technology from top firms in one country to laggard firms in the same country has slowed down.
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Some analysts mention Toyota as a potential white knight, mostly because it's seen as a laggard in electric vehicles.
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"There's a laggard group that hasn't had the ability to improve themselves," he said, declining to name specific companies.
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It makes the F-4000 and F-23 trucks, as well as the Fiesta small car, a sales laggard.
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Financials declined nearly 2.3 percent as the greatest laggard in the S&P 500, which lost 6.75 points Tuesday.
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The Dow transports closed 0.9 percent lower after briefly falling more than 1 percent with JetBlue the greatest laggard.
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Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, wants to become a 5G pioneer in Europe.
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Zinc has, however, re-established a premium over sister metal lead, the laggard of the LME base metals pack.
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Paramount, for one, has been a laggard in theatrical box-office share -- at 5% year to date, per Boxofficemojo.com.
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It wasn't elegant but it was far better than the laggard performance he turned in at the June debate.
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Its once prized share price became a laggard, as the company slashed its dividend to a penny a share.
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Apple is still a laggard, and I wouldn't expect it to beat Google in an A.I. contest anytime soon.
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In the S&P 500, Chesapeake Energy was by far the biggest laggard for the week, sliding 16.8 percent.
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Even Google owner Alphabet (GOOGL), which has been a laggard in the tech rally, is still up 10% this year.
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The S&P 500 also closed 0.1 percent higher, with health care leading advancers and consumer discretionary the greatest laggard.
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Shares of Boeing were down about 7 percent in afternoon trading, the biggest laggard in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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One laggard was agricultural products, which fell about 703%, reflecting a drop in oilseeds, grains and other farm-related products.
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The climbed 230 points, or 210 percent, to 2,088.90, with energy leading six sectors higher and materials the greatest laggard.
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The industrials sector was the biggest laggard in the S&P 26, dropping 28% as Raytheon shares declined by 5.1%.
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Most of that outperformance peaked about three years ago, however, and the stock has been a laggard since late 2015.
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The rate-sensitive utilities index was the biggest laggard, on track to clock its worst weekly loss since Nov. 2016.
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The closed up 46.12 points, or 83 percent, at 1,978.35, with financials leading nine advancers and utilities the only laggard.
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Meanwhile, the nations he's treating like laggard renters might soon decide that they don't need to put with such disrespect.
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The favored leaders of the rally are cyclical stocks, like industrials, financials, tech and energy, which has been a laggard.
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Business investment spending has been a laggard through most of this expansion but appears to be perking up this year.
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As his third pick, Ross pointed to a Dow laggard that he thinks could see a resurgence in 2018: Chevron.
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One laggard is the United States, which has yet to announce major stimulus measures despite having nearly 5,000 coronavirus cases.
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India, with its sparkling 7 percent growth rate, can hardly be considered a laggard nation (as Moyo declares three times).
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But with tools like Alexa, robots and cloud, Amazon's technology could lead it to victory over "laggard competitors," Palihapitiya said.
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Down by 23 percent on the start of the year, it is the laggard in an under-performing LME pack.
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Some analysts, however, view Sainsbury's as vulnerable to a recovering Tesco or a new price offensive from sector laggard Asda.
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Laggard states like Kentucky would benefit more from a local policy overhaul than narrow federal breaks such as opportunity zones.
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Oil and Natural Gas Corp was the top gainer, rising 2.14%, while UPL Ltd was the top laggard, falling 1.32%.
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The cut would be the bank's fifth this year, as improving laggard inflation in the country remains a key focus.
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The charitable interpretation of this review process is that it will help get the laggard countries back to satisfactory cooperation.
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We're pretty heartened that they're really seeming to take the forefront rather than being a five-year laggard in the business.
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Cramer noted that the stock is a laggard int he group, but said it's emerging as one of the best performers.
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"They're expanding inventory into a low-pricing-power environment where there aren't big mergers to push up laggard shares," Wolff said.
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The slipped less than a point to end at 2,126.15, with utilities leading six sectors higher and energy the biggest laggard.
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The closed 4.8 points higher, or 0.22 percent, at 2,187.02, with energy leading seven sectors higher and telecommunications the biggest laggard.
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The closed 24 points higher, or 0.28 percent, at 2,190.15, with materials leading seven sectors higher and utilities the biggest laggard.
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SPLRCU were the laggard of the week and could continue to be if investors see a hawkish slant at the Fed.
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Second, because the assumption that America is a laggard gives other countries an excuse to do nothing, undermining international climate diplomacy.
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Managed futures have been the biggest laggard class, down 2.763 percent, while still attracting a healthy $6.47 trillion in new cash.
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General Electric was the biggest laggard in the 30-stock index after Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock to sell from hold.
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Apple, a laggard at inflating smartphone screen size, has remained something of a reluctant participant in this 'bigger is better' logic.
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The government wants Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, to become a 5G pioneer in Europe.
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Asda, which trails market leader Tesco and Sainsbury's by annual sales, has been the sector laggard for the last two years.
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Ford was once a laggard there but it has built a series of plants and is now building up market share.
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GDAXI was a laggard, down 0.1 percent after the country's industrial output fell unexpectedly for the second month in a row.
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Japan, by comparison, is a laggard, with its imports from the U.S. growing at a relatively modest rate of 7.8 percent.
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Before Steve Kerr became coach in 23, the Warriors were a dribble-first team, the league laggard in passes per game.
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Other reports already filed with the UNFCCC show that Canada stands to be a laggard when all the chips are counted.
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The biggest laggard is Lyft, down 36%, followed by Uber, which is off 26% and e-commerce company RealReal, down 15%.
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His future was called into question in July, however, when Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne called him "a bit of a laggard".
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Much-loved, and widely-held Apple is the Dow's biggest laggard since the index last reached record highs in May of 2015.
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The Asia Pacific region proved a notable laggard with a total of 54 percent of businesses operating without a single senior woman.
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The stock has been a serious laggard this year, actually dropping a bit in 2016 while the index has risen 14 percent.
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"I do not see the ECB as a laggard in terms of monetary policy response," he said in response to a question.
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Fiat Chrysler is considered a laggard in developing electric vehicles and it will have to come up with a Plan B fast.
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The closed up 230 points, or 303 percent, at 230,28, with health care leading seven sectors higher and utilities the greatest laggard.
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The closed up 22 points, or 0.13 percent, at 2,112.13, with energy leading six sectors higher and health care the greatest laggard.
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Consumer staples, telecoms and utilities were the top S&P gainers, while energy closed almost 1.1 percent lower as the greatest laggard.
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Utilities closed 1.66 percent higher to lead S&P 9.83 advancers, while financials ended nearly 1.4 percent lower as the greatest laggard.
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The closed up 303 points, or 0.02 percent, at 2,047.63, with financials, tech and health care leading and utilities the greatest laggard.
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The gained 453 points, or 245 percent, to close at 210,200, with energy leading seven sectors higher and industrials the greatest laggard.
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The yen was a laggard within the major currencies, having sunk this week against its peers like the dollar, euro and Aussie.
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In the 1990s, Perkins led a successful nationwide class action lawsuit to force laggard state Medicaid programs to comply with testing requirements.
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Now, however, investors were chasing this "cyclical laggard", BAML said, noting Trump's protectionist threats had so far proved to be dollar-negative.
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The closed 24 points higher, or 230 percent, at 25,303, with energy leading six sectors higher and information technology the greatest laggard.
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The United States is a laggard on just 1 percent but is expected to more than double by 2022, according to IGD.
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The closed up 10.41 points, or 0.55 percent, to 1,893.36, with energy leading nine sectors higher and health care the only laggard.
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The closed up 8.97 points, or 613 percent, at 2,049.56, with health care leading seven sectors higher and telecommunications the greatest laggard.
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Sainsbury's, which has agreed to takeover Asda, was the laggard of the "big four" chains, with growth of 0.6 percent, Kantar said.
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Pizza Hut, the laggard of Yum's three chains, reported flat same-store sales growth, falling short of Wall Street's estimates of 1.5%.
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SPXHC was the sole S&P laggard after President-elect Donald Trump said in an interview he would bring down drug pricing.
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Rich Ross, of Evercore ISI, says that of the four, the biggest laggard this year could actually be the big winner: Intel.
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They claimed to be in a different arena than the laggard, print-based gatekeepers of news who reluctantly made content available online.
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In Belgium, where voting is compulsory, it was 90 percent; in Slovakia, laggard of the ex-communist laggards, just 13 percent voted.
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I have heard incoming real close and so I am in a trench, reported the idiot laggard mind, and I am afraid.
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Malaysia's economy, it said, will benefit from government spending ahead of a general election and the laggard impact of commodity price increases.
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IBM's stock price, a notable laggard as markets have surged in recent years, has climbed nearly 10 percent so far this year.
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Without an aggressive shift toward zero- and low-emissions cars, the American auto industry risks becoming a global laggard, Ms. Nichols said.
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Canadian retail banking earnings climbed 8%, but the U.S. personal and commercial business proved the laggard with a 21% decline in profit.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 22009 points higher, or 261 percent, to 29.8,516.55, with Caterpillar leading advancers and Nike the greatest laggard.
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The rose 21 points, or 2220.80 percent, to end at 2,297, with financials leading 10 sectors higher and consumer discretionary the only laggard.
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The pizza chain has been the laggard among Yum Brands' fast food subsidiaries, struggling to take advantage of Papa John's declining market share.
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And waning demand for private schools in Perth reflects the state's difficult transition from being the nation's jobs creation capital to economic laggard.
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Like, I don't know how you guys figured it out, but if you're that... AXELROD: You're laggard in your donations by the way.
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The closed 0.70 points higher, or 0.03 percent, at 2,266, with industrials and materials leading five sectors higher and telecommunications the greatest laggard.
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The biggest listed one, ExxonMobil, is a notable laggard: it aims to increase oil and gas production by 25% from 2017 to 2025.
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The rose 10.30 points, or 103 percent, to close at 2,185.79, with energy leading nine sectors higher and consumer staples the only laggard.
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Germany is still a laggard in cybersecurity, says Matthias Schulze at the German Institute for International and Security Policy (SWP), a think-tank.
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Despite the solid performance, an overweight tilt towards the healthcare sector — biggest laggard year to date — was a miss for most active investors.
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Whereas many euro-area governments prepared for a world in which they could not depreciate by adopting structural reforms, Italy was a laggard.
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Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, is among the first countries in the bloc to auction 21G licenses.
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Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, is among the first countries in the bloc to auction 21G licences.
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Yes Bank was the session's top laggard, diving 8.4% to its worst finish in over five years, while Tata Motors ended 5.2% lower.
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Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, is among the first countries in the bloc to auction 5G licences.
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And while no voice A.I. service is a true standout yet, Apple is considered a laggard behind Amazon's and Google's A.I. assistant efforts.
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Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, is among the first countries in the bloc to auction 5G licenses.
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The S&P 500 rose 0.2 percent to close at 13,687.54, with utilities and telecommunications leading advancers, and consumer staples the greatest laggard.
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The Fed's dual mandate is full employment and steady prices, and while the job market has been strong, inflation has been the laggard.
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Renault and Nissan were among the first car companies to build electric vehicles for mass production, whereas Fiat is seen as a laggard.
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The Norwegian crown was another laggard, weakening 0.3% versus the dollar to six-week lows, dented by six days of falling oil prices.
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Apple was the one big notable laggard in early trading, but its reversal has given bulls confidence to take the market even higher.
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Laggard holiday sales have weighed on British consumer stocks, with updates from fashion brands Superdry and Marks And Spencer also coming in weak.
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However, Wells Fargo remains a laggard, down 14.6 percent this year compared with a 2.8 percent rise for the KBW Nasdaq Bank Index.
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Even after several years of sales and promotion, Ridgeline remains a laggard in the U.S. pickup market, with sales totaling 21,182 this year.
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For Macy's, a recent laggard compared with peers, "the list of things to do is long ... it cannot be delivered overnight," Saunders added.
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And auto industry experts have warned that a slowdown in America's shift toward efficient cars could leave its auto market a global laggard.
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While finanicals picked up, a laggard was the S&P utility sector, off 0.3 percent Thursday and down 2.2 percent for the week.
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Costco Wholesale Corp dropped 8.21 percent after reporting a fall in quarterly gross margin and was the biggest laggard on the consumer staples.
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But the region has suffered from under-investment and poor governance since the independence wars of the 1990s, making it an economic laggard.
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Without naming specific countries or leaders, she referred to "laggard" countries in the region of one billion people who are "not meeting democratic transformation".
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At the national level, rich metropolises should share more of the spoils with laggard cities; migration must be calibrated to benefit the host population.
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"It's time for California, once the leader, now the laggard, to join the majority of jurisdictions in implementing a bright line rule," he adds.
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The fell 3.48 point, or 0.17 percent, to end at 2,085.18, with health care leading five sectors higher and consumer staples the biggest laggard.
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Also true is that tin is often the laggard in the industrial metals pack, suffering from relatively low liquidity and resulting low fund interest.
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U.S. stocks closed lower, with the benchmark S&P 500 dropping 6 points as the energy sub-index - the biggest laggard - dropped 1.4 percent.
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The S&P 500 briefly fell more than 1 percent as energy declined more than 2.5 percent in morning trade as the greatest laggard.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both rose at least 2.9 percent, though the laggard Dow gained only 7.93 percent amid Boeing's troubles.
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The rose 21 point, or 29 percent, to 245,003, with consumer discretionary and information technology leading five sectors higher and energy the greatest laggard.
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Germany is still a laggard in cyber-security, says Matthias Schulze at the German Institute for International and Security Policy (SWP), a think-tank.
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Though it's common to read that both Russia and China are significantly ahead in this arms race, the United States has been no laggard.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 230 points, or 303 percent, at 230,29, with Apple the greatest advancer and Nike the greatest laggard.
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But against the backdrop of three of the Korean company's primary business units reporting increased revenue levels, its phone business is again the laggard.
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In the week beforehand, Greenpeace reported, it had the second-worst air quality of any city in the EU. Poland is an environmental laggard.
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For many years Canada was considered a laggard on climate change, leaving the Kyoto Protocol and rarely making an impression at United Nations negotiations.
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The United States and China led the way, but the expansion now includes Europe, long mired in a debt crisis, and perennially laggard Japan.
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Boeing's stock was, by far, the largest laggard in the Dow and contributed 27.4 points to the index's 220,252-point slide during the session.
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The Australian Open, once the clear laggard among the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, has regained its luster by expanding relentlessly and taking chances.
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Private equity firms are also troubled by the divergent fortunes of its successful wholesale business and its laggard retail business, according to the sources.
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During the campaign, she also pilloried Rauner for having little success in implementing his so-called turnaround agenda to revive the state's laggard economy.
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If he drowned his sorrows or drowned in debt — a lager laggard in a time when brewing was prosperous — she turned up no clues.
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Although a ratings laggard, Ten's national reach and strong brand recognition in the world's 12th-largest economy have made it an attractive buyout target.
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With funds' multiple share classes, varying structures and oceans of boilerplate, even sophisticated investors may not realize they are paying up for a laggard.
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HCL Technologies was the top gainer among the NSE stocks, ending up 6.7%, while Tata Steel was the biggest laggard with a drop of 4%.
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And even in this somewhat hollow gesture, Spotify comes out a laggard: Apple banned twice as many acts associated with white nationalism, three years ago.
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Indiabulls Housing Finance was the top gainer in the NSE index, closing up 7.4%, while Zee Entertainment Enterprises was the biggest laggard, ending down 5.9%.
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United Rentals, the laggard of that group, is down 13 percent year over year, while Dow-component Caterpillar has eked out a 3.7 percent gain.
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Pizza Hut, the laggard of Yum Brands, saw sales at U.S. stores open at least a year grow by 1 percent during its fourth quarter.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 54.37 points, or 0.29 percent, at 18,923.06, with Verizon the top advancer and Home Depot the greatest laggard.
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S. trade talks lifted risk appetite towards major currencies across the board, with the British pound the only laggard before a parliamentary debate on Brexit.
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Some labels such as Louis Vuitton and Fendi have made great strides along with cosmetics retailer Sephora, but Celine stands out as an apparent laggard.
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In other words, technology has been applied to, and vastly improved, healthcare overall, regardless of the general perception of the industry as an innovation laggard.
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The public-sector bank index was the day's biggest laggard in terms of sectors, dropping 1.73%, followed by the Nifty auto index, which fell 1.15%.
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He said Whirlpool is the source for about half the appliances in the Kenmore brand, at one time a household standard and now a laggard.
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Italy blinked again and again at painful economic and political reforms, and its economy remains a laggard, saddled with high public debt and low growth.
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Of the S&P's 11 industry sectors, consumer staples , up 0.1%, was the sole gainer while energy was the biggest laggard with a 1.8% dip.
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Yellen and her predecessor Ben Bernanke had vocally called on Congress to adopt fiscal stimulus in prior years to help along a laggard economic recovery.
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Industrials was the biggest laggard, brought down by GE. The Nasdaq ended more than half a percent higher at 5,100.16 and hit a new intraday high.
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And while political leaders upbraid the E.P.A. and state regulators for laggard responses to crises in Flint and elsewhere, they have themselves lagged in offering support.
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Australia is a "laggard", argues Frank Bongiorno of the Australian National University, because its main political parties have "failed to translate long-standing consensus into change".
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Sales of accessories for tablet computers like detachable keyboards, previously a laggard, also increased, although this reflected an easy comparison with last year's figures, Darrell said.
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Historically, Apple has been a laggard behind other top technology companies when it comes to spending as a percentage of its sales, and it still is.
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Generally, DOT officials say they want to ensure the U.S. can be a leader rather than a laggard in autonomous vehicles, while protecting the traveling public.
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Essentially flat since the start of the year, copper has failed to match rallies elsewhere, but analysts and executives say the laggard could become a leader.
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As the Dow inches closer toward correction territory, a top technician says one laggard in the blue-chip index is gearing up for a big comeback.
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Toyota has also been criticized in past regarding some of what analysts saw as laggard behavior in areas including electric vehicles, as well as mobility business.
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This is the real mind-blower: even in laggard markets, Carbon Tracker projects that coal power will cross the second threshold by 2030 at the latest.
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For a quarter-century, the company has joined many American corporations in helping stoke China's transition from an economic laggard to the world's second-largest economy.
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And yet, marketers' investment in video games remains laggard — in fact, it is three to four times less than the rapidly contracting newspaper and magazine categories.
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"New York is a laggard in design-build," said Mitchell L. Moss, director of the Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management at New York University.
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Infosys was the top gainer in Nifty 50 index, rising as much as 1.7%, while Hindalco fell 5.34% to become the top laggard in the index.
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Centene and UnitedHealth Group's adjusted profits were up roughly 25 percent from a year ago; Anthem was the laggard, with its earnings up just 2 percent.
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Here's what we found: Among Apple suppliers, shares of Skyworks Solutions and Nxp Semiconductors were the winners, while Qualcomm was the biggest laggard, according to Kensho.
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"With Spain being the laggard among the peripherals, it appears that some increased political uncertainty is weighing on the market," DZ Bank strategist, Christian Lenk, said.
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Exxon, which on Friday badly missed expectations for profits due in part to weakness in its U.S. exploration and production segment, was the third-biggest laggard.
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Asda has been the laggard among Britain's big four supermarkets, which also includes Morrisons, as German discount chains Aldi and Lidl have successfully targeted British shoppers.
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"With Spain being the laggard among the peripherals, it appears that some increased political uncertainty is weighing on the market," DZ Bank strategist Christian Lenk said.
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It would all be enforced by squads of newly energized Wage and Hour Division bureaucrats fanning out across the country to investigate and punish laggard employers.
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America was already a relative laggard in the increasing global race to build new industries around everything from solar panels to rechargeable batteries to wind power.
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Bernstein calls this the "enhanced laggard" model, and it has been a winning strategy over the last 10-, 20- and 30-year periods compared to other strategies.
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The S&P 500 gained 1.20 points, or 0.05 percent, to end at 613,373.48, with health care leading five sectors higher and real estate the biggest laggard.
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Europe has very much been viewed as the laggard when it comes to advancing in tech, with the U.S. and China producing huge companies in the sector.
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CP, created to tie Canada together with a line extending to the west coast, was the laggard among the big North American railways when Mr Harrison arrived.
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On the gaming front, Microsoft added 2FA as an option for Xbox users a full three years ago so Sony is most definitely the security laggard here.
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After all, it's almost CES time again and Apple and Microsoft just rewired the design paradigm for every single me-too, laggard CE company around the world.
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The top gainer among the S&P sectors was the real estate sector, with a 0.36 percent increase and the biggest laggard was telecoms, down 0.36 percent.
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In the 1980s Ireland seemed destined to be western Europe's perennial laggard: "The poorest of the rich", as a survey by The Economist put it in 1988.
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But it has been a laggard in some aspects of ecommerce and non-food products compared to Tesco and Asda, a risk as Amazon expands into food.
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Profits in the mining sector, often a laggard among all groups, tumbled 58.2 percent in 2015, due partly to a supply glut and falling global commodity prices.
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The top gainer among the S&P sectors was real estate , with a 0.56 percent rise and the biggest laggard was energy, which was down 0.38 percent.
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Germany is not yet ready to listen to instructions from an economic laggard; Angela Merkel quickly squashed Italy's proposal for joint bonds to finance its Africa plans.
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So rather than attempting to seed clusters, governments could instead focus on spreading know-how in order to increase the attractiveness of laggard regions to productive firms.
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Two other laggard sectors may also be on the verge of breaking out: Transports and the small-cap Russell 2000 are both just shy of new highs.
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Samsung, a laggard in the telecom network equipment market, has been pouring resources into the business, aiming to capitalise on the security fears hobbling market leader Huawei.
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Yet it is worth remembering that among advanced nations, the United States is a laggard in life expectancy and has one of the highest infant mortality rates.
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It's been a laggard in the region, and a drag on the euro zone upturn for a few years ... and there are finally signs the drag is easing.
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No.2 supermarket Sainsbury's posted a 1.4 percent fall, followed by sector laggard Asda, which recorded a 5.4 percent drop, and Morrisons whose sales declined by 2.3 percent.
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So, right now, CAT has been a laggard, but it's tough to pin this on tariffs, I think, just because it peaked out largely about 20 months ago.
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The decline means Iraq, a laggard on compliance compared to OPEC peers like Saudi Arabia earlier this year, has delivered its highest adherence yet, according to Reuters surveys.
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While Popeyes and Burger King beat expectations, Tim Hortons, which accounts for roughly 60% of Restaurant Brands' total revenue, was once again the laggard of the three chains.
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Long a laggard at multi-sports Games, India finished third at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games ahead of more traditional sporting powers Canada, New Zealand and South Africa.
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Read MoreEarly movers: RH, BABA, BIDU, JCP, WTW & more The Dow gained 1.51 percent for the week, with United Technologies the best performer and Chevron the greatest laggard.
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"Investors were picking up cyclical stocks, particularly automakers as they have laggard behind the rises of the overall market," said Yoshihiro Okumura, general manager at Chibagin Asset Management.
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For centuries, Russia has been a resource-exporting country, an economic laggard and a touchy partner, driven by a European culture and a decidedly un-European body politic.
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Here are their gains, as measured from their respective 52-week lows: When you measure down from 52-week highs, the group's laggard is Apple, off 3.59 percent.
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In the core financial advisory business, Westerman has taken over a lopsided operation: HSBC is relatively strong globally in debt underwriting but a laggard in managing share offerings.
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International cooperation, such as efforts like the Paris Agreement and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, provide a framework to coordinate efforts, support laggard nations and suggest alternatives.
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Nagging uncertainty over the economic management of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has resulted in laggard business activity, a weakness that is expected to persist in 2020.
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What sets this article apart is its fascinating look at the history of the evolving standards of criminal proceedings — and how backward and laggard the U.S. has been.
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The unit's revenue fell just 4 percent from the same period last year — better than any of its peers and far ahead of laggard Goldman's 40 percent drop.
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The Dow Jones industrial average is on a tear – surging past 22,000 on Wednesday propelled by strong earnings, but the oldest index component has been the biggest laggard.
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The unit's revenue fell just 4 percent from the same period last year – better than any of its peers and far ahead of laggard Goldman's 40 percent drop.
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"The stock is down about 26% from where it peaked last June, so it has been a pretty substantial laggard," Newton said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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The laggard among the major carriers was Air China, which managed to arrive or depart within 15 minutes of scheduled time on just 60.14 percent of its flights.
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Moving from 20 percent to 22 percent is simply a step in the wrong direction and would ensure that the United States remains a laggard in global competitiveness.
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Most euro zone bond yields have been falling as stock market volatility pushes investors to the safety of government debt, but Ireland has been something of a laggard.
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Last spring, Stuart Vevers of Coach, no laggard in this latest fashion space race, unveiled a retro-futuristic capsule collection of NASA-themed handbags, light jackets and sweatshirts.
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"I think the Markets bit of Barclays CIB is more profitable than he thinks it is, if anything it is the Commercial Bank that is the laggard," he added.
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China is leapfrogging from ropey logistics to supercharged supply chains, just as it did with e-commerce and mobile payments, in which it went from laggard to world-beater.
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The U.S. may also become a clean energy laggard, as manufacturers and investors flock to China, India, Europe, and other nations that more openly embrace the low-carbon economy.
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The stock, as of Monday's close, is also the greatest laggard among Dow components for the year, contributing just a 14-point gain to the Dow Jones industrial average.
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Google isn't alone in adopting this approach — it is actually a relative laggard — but now it is trying to help translate the web with this new Google Go feature.
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The laggard state of the economy made it difficult for Reagan to expand his public support especially as his economic package stalled in a Republican-dominated Senate Budget Committee.
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"The risk, then, is that the UK economy fails to capitalize fully on the recovery in global trade and remains the Group of Seven's laggard next year," he said.
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One new ad features 30-something rapper and Broadway actor Daveed Diggs as a modern-world laggard who insists on using money rather than Zelle to pay a friend.
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Europe has long been seen as a laggard in developing new technologies compared with the United States, which has a strong venture capital industry funding Silicon Valley start-ups.
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Some analysts and investors have been frustrated by Ford's laggard stock price and a perceived lack of details from Hackett about the Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker's $11 billion restructuring.
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Poland has the reputation for being a laggard in climate negotiations and some observers say the country's leadership at the talks has been lacking, perhaps related to those interests.
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Previously a laggard on electrification, VW has pledged 34 billion euros ($42.45 billion) of investment in EVs, self-driving technology and digital mobility businesses across the group by 2022.
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Remy Cointreau was a rare laggard, down 2.9 percent after Investec downgraded the stock, saying Chinese anti-corruption measures could affect consumption of costly status symbol products like cognac.
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Some analysts and investors have been frustrated by Ford's laggard stock price and a perceived lack of details from Hackett about the Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker's $143 billion restructuring.
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According to Mr. Swenson, Iowa has been a laggard in that regard, with the rate of job creation since the last recession ranking sixth worst in the United States.
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When it's too late for that, your follow-up strategies are right: nonconfrontational, offering your laggard correspondent a face-saving excuse, but also signaling that you're not going away.
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Transport has been a laggard among efforts by industry to agree emissions cuts, with shipping and aviation not part of a global climate pact reached in Paris in 2015.
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It's also just one mile better than the 258-mile range Hyundai Kona EV. Nissan Leaf Plus, the laggard in the group, can travel 226 miles on a single charge.
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In "The Rise and Fall of American Growth," published in 2016, Northwestern University economist Robert Gordon created a tizzy by blaming laggard technology invention for our relatively flat productivity growth.
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While the price of Brent crude has rallied this year to over $22025 a barrel, from $22050 in January 203, the European oil & gas sector has been a notable laggard.
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Now, with it, Michael Kors and Kate Spade on deck to report their latest quarterly earnings results, the former laggard has emerged as a favorite among several Wall Street analysts.
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In 1996, Congressman Jack Kemp was supposed to be an exciting running mate, a candidate with charisma and ideas meant to inject some Reaganesque juice into Senator Dole's laggard campaign.
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The Nifty Bank index was down 0.55 percent, with ICICI Bank the biggest laggard, shedding as much as 1.73 percent ahead of its quarterly earnings scheduled later in the day.
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Its economy is now nearly five times India's, but the laggard is slowly catching up, even as its population is set to overtake China's some time in the next decade.
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We've gone from international laggard to global leader, in large part due to President Obama's efforts to inject this global challenge into mainstream policy discussions in the U.S. and abroad.
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Canada's negotiating position in Paris shifted from being saboteur and laggard, as we were for ten years under Harper, to being a very progressive, strong advocate for the Paris agreement.
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And Britain was economically downcast in 1975 — the sick man of Europe, an economic laggard behind West Germany and France — while today it is flourishing relative to other European countries.
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Amazon, the top performer last year in the S&P 21.6, is the biggest laggard of the group in January, down 220 percent, compared with the Nasdaq's 8503 percent slump.
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The rules also would have put the United States, historically a laggard in fuel economy regulations, at the forefront worldwide in the manufacture of electric and highly fuel efficient vehicles.
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J.P. Morgan strategists analyzed the decade long performance of climate-related investments and found the biggest laggard was alternative energy, which actually declined by several percent over the past decade.
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Other major cities, including Boston, Chicago, Dallas and Philadelphia, have adopted universal free school lunch, but New York — the largest public school district in the nation — has been a laggard.
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As well as its reality television-heavy programming, the perpetual ratings laggard uses content deals with those U.S. studios to air shows such as NCIS and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
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In contrast Sainsbury's, Britain's second largest grocer which in April agreed to take over No. 3 Asda for 7.3 billion pounds ($9.54 billion), was the laggard with sales up 0.8 percent.
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Rhind added that a big chunk of this outperformance is due to the fact that the ETF has excluded major stock market laggard General Electric (GE) for the past few years.
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Retail was mostly a laggard for most of the decade but started contributing substantially in the last two to three years and matched the scorching growth pace of Reliance's telecom operations.
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CenturyLink shares dropped 2.4 percent, making it the worst performer in the S&P 500 telecom sector, which fell 1 percent Wednesday and was the biggest laggard in the overall index.
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Recently, the degree to which the 2018 market-leading consumer discretionary sector is outperforming the biggest laggard, consumer staples, has reached extremes, said Larry McDonald, editor of the Bear Traps Report.
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Even BMW, which has been a bit of a laggard in the EV market after jumping in early with the i3, finally announced this week that an i4 sedan is coming.
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The three-star fund has been a laggard this year, with a total return of 2.4 percent that places it in the bottom-third of similar funds, according to Morningstar rankings.
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The company is a "laggard when it comes to transparency and accountability," Rebecca MacKinnon, the director of the Ranking Digital Rights project at New America told me on a phone call.
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However it still plans to "target laggard companies, within certain markets, where no part of executive remuneration is linked to non-financial ESG criteria", said AXA corporate governance analyst Irfan Patel.
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This has helped support the broad indexes, keeping their uptrends intact even when one leadership group tires and pulls back, giving way to some laggard cohort of stocks for a while.
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BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard all declined requests to discuss their votes on specific proxy proposals at poor-performing firms, or to provide details of their private interventions at laggard companies.
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The official, cited only as an "authoritative person," accused laggard officials of undercutting reforms by trying to spend their way out of economic malaise, implicitly exempting Mr. Xi from any blame.
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However, the stock remains a laggard, up just over 2 percent in 2018 while the SPDR S&P Bank ETF, a proxy for the sector, has surged more than 8 percent.
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For years, Seattle has been a transit laggard and something of a comedy of errors, going all the way back to voters famously and fatefully rejecting a rail system in 23.
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Stocks and currencies mostly moved to electronic and automated trading platforms over the past 15 years but the opaque $2202 trillion-plus world of government and corporate debt has been a laggard.
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Warning that Australia is perceived as a "laggard" on climate action, the letter was sent Saturday after the conclusion of the 13th International Coral Reef Symposium, which was held in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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"For Sainsbury's we see this as a major blow and one that removes the merger premium and so we downgrade to SELL, noting its laggard status in British supermarketing," Shore Capital said.
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Its European division, a traditional laggard, increased revenues and core profits while Telekom's IT services arm T-Systems, which is cutting 5,600 German jobs, is on target to hit its 2018 goals.
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The problems for drug companies, insurers and pharmacy chains (CVS (CVS) is also a market loser this year) are a big reason why the entire sector has been a laggard this year.
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Italy was a laggard among the bigger euro zone countries, with the premium investors demand for holding Italian bonds over German ones rising to 131 bps from around 128 bps on Friday.
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Murdoch and billionaire Bruce Gordon, an Australian regional television owner, controlled a combined stake of about a fifth in ratings laggard Ten Network Holdings Ltd when it called in administrators in June.
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Stocks and currencies mostly moved to electronic and automated trading platforms over the past 3683 years but the opaque $100 trillion-plus world of government and corporate debt has been a laggard.
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"Australia is currently perceived as a laggard compared to other developed countries in pursuing the urgent pathway to a low carbon economy, and committing to deep action on climate change," it said.
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SPLRCS, the S&P 2500's biggest laggard for 221, could have further to fall and may even look less appealing as a defensive play in the event the economy turns sour.
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Parth Mehta, managing director at Paradigm Realty, however, feels confidence in the real estate sector from institutional investors is still a bit laggard and has caused a timid listing for the REIT.
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The French bank said on Wednesday it had finalised a major overhaul of ties with its mutualist parent as its laggard retail division LCL reported a sharp drop in second quarter profits.
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A rare laggard among banks was Dutch lender ING Groep , whose shares fell 1 percent after Italy's central bank identified "shortcomings" in its Anti-Money Laundering (AML) processes at its Italian unit.
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Political tensions in Europe have also deepened, with Rome and Lisbon trying to bend EU rules on helping laggard banks but meeting resistance from economic powerhouse Germany and the executive European Commission.
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Read MoreEarly movers: MTN, DG, PRTY, LGF, CSIQ, SQ, BOX & more The closed up 0.31 points, or 0.02 percent, at 1,989.57, with materials leading seven sectors higher and industrials the greatest laggard.
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The FTSE 100, long the laggard among European benchmarks, is no longer the worst-performing this year, as Germany's DAX and Spain's IBEX take its place at the bottom of the chart.
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Also among sectors with the biggest gains were materials and health care, a sector that has been a laggard this year after having outperformed all other major S&P sectors in 61.313.
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According to the data, second-ranked Sainsbury's posted a 0.4 percent fall in sales, followed by Morrisons which declined by 3 percent and sector laggard Asda which recorded a 5.2 percent drop.
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Previously, AstraZeneca was a laggard in the pharmaceutical industry with a dismal track record in launching new medicines and a rapidly eroding base business, due to expiring patents on its older medicines.
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Internet laggard Cuba has sought to increase web access in recent years, introducing cybercafes, Wi-Fi hotspots and mobile internet, but users still complain of the cost, sluggish connection and spotty coverage.
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Gross' $2.2 billion Janus Henderson Global Unconstrained Bond Fund has been a laggard, returning just 2.74 percent year to date and in the bottom third of its class, according to Morningstar rankings.
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But when it comes to a track record for diversity of race and gender in its highest ranks, Amazon has been a laggard — and some of its own employees have had enough.
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A rare laggard among banks was Dutch lender ING Groep, whose shares fell 1 percent after Italy's central bank identified "shortcomings" in its Anti-Money Laundering (AML) processes at its Italian unit.
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The next president, whether Mr. Sanders or somebody else, needs to shake up the T.V.A. board and demand that the agency become a leader, not a laggard, in battling the climate crisis.
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Vedanta Ltd was the top laggard in the Nifty 50 index, dropping 12.7%, while Indian Oil Corp managed to eke out meagre gains to end as the lone gainer in the index.
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As for Fiat Chrysler, the smallest of the domestic carmakers has long been the laggard in EV development – its former CEO once asking customers not to buy its only all-electric model.
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Why it matters: Like Detroit, many laggard cities are beginning to catch up with the thriving metros, but often the transformation is uneven — limited to wealthier residents living in the richest neighborhoods.
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The ICDX contracts are inextricably linked to Indonesia's sporadic attempts to support the price of tin, reducing their international credibility, while the ShFE's tin contract is the laggard of its base metals offering.
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Energy has been a laggard, and a number of companies, like Marathon Oil, Hess, Noble Energy and Newfield Exploration, are at the top of the turnaround list and up more than 2600 percent.
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"The activist investor agenda heightens the sense that, if you're a laggard for a long time on the public market, what do you do?" said Brad Coleman, chairman of Citi's asset managers group.
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For the asset managers attending the Reuters 2018 Global Investment Outlook Summit, there were two key reasons for the brighter investment outlook in the euro area — long the laggard of the world economy.
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Business folk have three worries: that Hong Kong will be usurped by Shanghai; that it can no longer claim to be a pan-Asian hub; and that it is a laggard in technology.
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Read MoreEarly movers: JPM, CSX, CMG, WYNN, JBLU, HOG, VRX, MKC & more The closed up 212 points, or 230 percent, at 28,230, with financials leading seven sectors higher and telecommunications the greatest laggard.
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Meanwhile, all the S&P sectors turned negative after the ended Thursday down 0.03 percent, with the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund as the biggest laggard, down nearly three quarters of a percent.
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Is the Empire State no longer an enlightened standard setter but so desperate a laggard that it will allow citizens to suffer repeated concussions because it's eager for the money and the jobs?
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Analysts say VW has been a laggard in an industry where most automakers have development teams dedicated to one vehicle programme, aiming to shorten work processes as they strive to incorporate new technologies.
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Conversely, an ETF that tracks high-buyback companies, the PowerShares Buyback Achievers Portfolio, has been a laggard, down nearly 6 percent for 2018 and up just 7 percent over the past 12 months.
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Swedish clothing retailer H&M was the biggest laggard, with stock down 10.6 percent as the company's latest earnings report was accompanied by news that it had struggled to adapt to online retail.
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Europeans fixated on the differences between the Melanesians and the Polynesians, imagining the Polynesians as a kind of laggard aristocracy, comparable to the ancient Greeks, and the Melanesians as naturally backward black people.
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The Laggard Nine are: The weak performance of this crew means that unless they turn it around, they won't be able to appear onstage in September when Democrats hold their third presidential debate.
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VW had been a laggard on electrification until it admitted in 13 to cheating on U.S. diesel emissions tests and had to deal with new Chinese quotas for EVs and tightening regulation in Europe.
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Read MoreEarly movers: KSS, GE, CMG, JACK, JBLU, CA, CAT, TIF & more The closed down 0.35 points, or 0.02 percent, at 2,63, with telecommunications leading seven sectors higher and health care the greatest laggard.
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Read MoreEarly movers: KO, DISH, TUP, NLSN, GOOGL, INTC, GPN, VMW, YUM & more The closed up 1.60 points, or 0.08 percent, at 2,102.40, with financials leading five sectors higher and utilities the greatest laggard.
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Read MoreEarly movers: HOT, IHS, AAPL, NKE, WLRH, FB, JWN, SYMC, VAL & more The closed up 2.02 points, or 0.10 percent, at 2,051.60, with telecommunications leading six sectors higher and materials the greatest laggard.
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HSBC was the standout FTSE laggard, falling about 1 percent after investors were disappointed by an unexpected 4 percent drop in first-quarter pre-tax profit, which overshadowed a share buyback by the bank.
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Long the laggard in terms of risk-taking, access to capital and creation of globally successful companies relative to Silicon Valley, Europe's rising tech scene is starting to stand out in some unexpected ways.
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The narrative was that building the brain that drives these cars was the hardest problem, Silicon Valley was the answer, and these laggard, century-old companies would be lost without tech's self-driving engineers.
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Despite the record results, Berkshire's stock was a laggard in 2019, rising 11% compared with a 31.5% gain in the Standard & Poor's 500 including dividends, in part reflecting the drag from the cash stake.
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Read MoreEarly movers: JNJ, JOY, BOX, ORCL, BABA, VIAB, MCD, GIS, AAPL & more The closed up 303 points, or 230 percent, at 21,23, with health care leading seven sectors higher and energy the greatest laggard.
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Apple has succeeded in getting most of its early adopters and early majority customers to upgrade to new devices, but its laggard base is clinging to their older devices and seeing no need to upgrade.
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Read MoreEarly movers: CMCSA, BHI, UTX, BA, ANTM, NOC, GD, GRMN, AAPL & more The closed up 93 points, or 29 percent, at 245,210, with telecommunications leading seven sectors higher and information technology the greatest laggard.
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Read MoreEarly movers: BXLT, AEO, IHS, HSY, APOL, WSM, YHOO, WFC, AAPL & more The closed up 93 points, or 0.09 percent, at 1,923.67, with consumer staples leading seven sectors higher and energy the greatest laggard.
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While BlackRock and SSGA have been vocal in recent years about shareholder activism on social issues like climate change, Vanguard has been a laggard, according to several experts who monitor shareholder votes from institutional investors.
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This year's meetings carry a heightened sense of urgency, because the United States, the second biggest emitter of carbon dioxide, appears to be moving from leader to laggard when it comes to addressing climate change.
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A "variation" margin to cover day-to-day market price fluctuations will be added next March, but half of the Group of 20 economies (G20) are already behind on this, with China the biggest laggard.
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India will need to perform a delicate balancing act negotiating a raft of economic, technological and regulatory issues to pull off its ambitious renewable plans or risk being judged as an overpromising and underdelivering laggard.
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RENEWABLES LAGGARD France has one of Europe's biggest coastlines as well as good wind speeds, with about 40,000 square km of viable wind farm area on its Atlantic coast alone, European Environment Agency data shows.
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But with 75 percent of its electricity produced by nuclear, France has long been a laggard in renewable energy rollout and lacks big wind energy champions like Denmark's Vestas or German-Spanish firm Siemens Gamesa.
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It turns out sometimes you can't outrun the law, not when the law arrives backed up by a large yellow school bus and a mandate to round up every laggard and straggler in its path.
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Connectivity in Communist-run Cuba, a tech laggard, has surged in recent years as the government opened cybercafes, Wi-Fi parks and this month launched mobile internet - although few homes are connected to the web.
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"In spite of the disappointment from the financials, which have been and continue to be a laggard ... there's still relative strength," said Michael James, managing director of equity trading at Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles.
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Fiat Chrysler has been an industry laggard in the push for electrified cars, relying heavily in recent years on sales of Ram pickups and Jeep sport utility vehicles to drive its growth in the American market.
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EXPORT CHAMPION, DIGITAL LAGGARD Europe's largest economy scores poorly on measures of connectivity - in part the result of high spectrum costs that have over the years driven mobile industry consolidation, leaving just three networks operators standing.
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Though that was an improvement on last year's 11 percent, it still made Asda the laggard of Britain's big four, which also includes market leader Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons, in the survey of over 1,000 suppliers.
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But Freeport, BHP, Nevada Copper Corp and other miners are spending more than $2.13 billion to develop fresh copper projects in the United States, a country once seen as a laggard in the global mining industry.
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Long seen as a laggard with Japan in moving away from coal, the government now looks set to close some 20403 ageing coal-fired generators and broaden operating caps at others, say advisers and energy experts.
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You're seeing that in the chip stocks, you're seeing that play out in other spaces, so while that was a huge benefit for Amazon, it's probably just sort of becoming a little more of a laggard.
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Read More Early movers: GME, HOLX, CNC, YHOO, AVP, ADT, AAPL, QLIK, ACAD & more The closed up 1.11 points, or 0.05 percent, at 2,037.05, with consumer discretionary leading six sectors higher and utilities the greatest laggard.
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Read More Early movers: AAPL, MENT, DIS, AMZN, T, UAL, STX, RAI, UBS & more The closed up 210 points, or 210 percent, at 230,21, with energy leading six sectors higher and information technology the biggest laggard.
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But Freeport, BHP, Nevada Copper Corp and other miners are spending more than $1.1 billion to develop fresh copper projects in the United States, a country once seen as a laggard in the global mining industry.
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The stock has been a laggard this year, up just 1.2 percent year to date against the return of more than 14 percent and a rise of 3.4 percent for the SPDR S&P Bank ETF.
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Britain's blue chip FTSE 100 index was a noticeable laggard, dropping 0.2 percent into negative territory as sterling surged more than half a percent after British consumer price inflation hit its highest level in five years.
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For instance, if the rest of the world moves toward stricter rules anyway, the American market could find itself an industry laggard, ceding leadership in clean vehicle technology to markets like China or the European Union.
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Long seen as a laggard with Japan in moving away from coal, the government now looks set to close some 20 ageing coal-fired generators and broaden operating caps at others, say advisers and energy experts.
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Goldman stated that the stock's valuation was near the high-end of its historical range, and thought Royal Caribbean could be a laggard within the travel and leisure group, possibly aided by tax reform in Washington.
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The Swiss brand, recently the laggard in the watches stable of luxury goods group LVMH that also includes Bulgari, TAG Heuer and Hublot, unveiled its Defy Lab watch on Thursday with a new kind of oscillator.
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Read More Early movers: KORS, NKE, DWRE, TSLA, UA, COST, WFM, LE, TM, WDAY & more The closed up 2.37 points, or 123 percent, at 2,099.33, with consumer staples leading seven sectors higher and telecommunications the greatest laggard.
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Part of that global success comes from countries like South Korea, where YouTube has long been a serious laggard to local video players, but which has managed to penetrate the market much more heavily in recent years.
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If that is still true come New Year's Eve, 2016 will be the first year in which Disney is the biggest laggard among the Dow's 30 components, going back to its introduction to the index in 1991.
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The failure to staff key agencies like State Department and the laggard manner in which Trump handled the transition period suggests that this is a president whose own executive branch is not even all ready to go.
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As it is, Rodin's reputation was long qualified, in the twentieth century, by an imputation of laggard taste, like that of the painter Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, several of whose suavely executed Arcadian scenes complement the show.
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Gina Raimondo said that while the previously laggard testing situation was improving, she was frustrated that she could not get answers from the federal government on when she would get more swabs for use in diagnosing patients.
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On climate change, the group said it would continue to withhold support for directors of laggard companies and intensify their efforts by taking into account how directors' pay aligns with the company's stated approach to the issue.
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"Generally, brands shift budgets where the consumer is, yet gaming has been the biggest laggard due to this persistent perception of who a gamer is," said Ari Lewine, chief strategy officer of the ad tech firm TripleLift.
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Emerging market stocks broadly are expected to outperform, although the outlook for Europe, too, is particularly bright, standing out from previous global surveys of strategists and fund managers in recent years where it tended to be a laggard.
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Medina Mora was a powerful executive at what became Citi's most important foreign unit, credited with turning a laggard Mexican lender into a lifeboat for the large U.S. bank as it rebounded from the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Part of this is because unlike in Germany, where voter turnout hovers closer to 80 percent, American voter turnout is usually in the mid-20183s in presidential elections, and closer to 40 percent in midterms (an international laggard).
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"Even if you sell winners that you hold within your 401(k) and IRA and use the proceeds to bump up your weightings in laggard holdings in those same accounts, you won't pay capital gains taxes," they wrote.
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Italy was the notable laggard in euro zone bond markets on Friday, with its 10-year government bond yields hitting their highest level since February as it sold 8.5 billion euros ($9.3 billion) of bonds in an auction.
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First-quarter earnings growth is now expected at 10.1 percent, the best since 2014, but sales growth, a laggard in the financial recovery, is expected to jump by 7.5 percent, the best since 103, according to Thomson Reuters.
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Policymakers at the Fed, which holds its latest policy meeting this week, must now decide what weight to give to signs that the economy is reaching a point where wages, inflation and other laggard indicators may turn higher.
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They were also more likely to be happy using so-called online 'robo-advice' to help them choose investments, while fewer than one in five said they would stick with a laggard fund for more than a year.
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Shares of H.P.E. have gained about 30 percent in the last year, largely in the last two months, as rumors spread that besides selling services and buying back shares, Ms. Whitman would sell the company's laggard software division.
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Naysayers highlight the intensely competitive nature of the British grocery market, saying Potts needs to go even further on price cuts, and fear a fight back by industry laggard Asda, the British arm of U.S. giant Wal-Mart.
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TCS Chief Executive N. Chandrasekaran said he expected the financial services sector in North America and Europe to stay strong this year and that the company saw a "positive momentum" in Japanese business, a laggard in recent quarters.
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LONDON, April 2 (Reuters) - Sainsbury's has lost its status as Britain's No. 2 supermarket group by market share to takeover target Asda for the first time in four years as industry data confirmed Sainsbury's as the sector laggard.
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The survey showed Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates also delivered larger cuts than required under the deal, while Iraq, a laggard on compliance in the last round of cuts, reduced supply as exports from the country's south fell.
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Real has been a laggard in the fiercely competitive German grocery market dominated by discounter Aldi and Lidl, also suffering as consumers shift away from weekly shops at out-of-town hypermarkets towards more frequent trips to smaller stores.
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Analysts believe that OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia is likely pressuring laggard members, such as Iraq and Nigeria, to improve their own compliance in order to bolster crude prices ahead of the long-awaited Saudi Aramco initial public offering (IPO).
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The survey showed Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates also delivered larger cuts than required under the deal, while Iraq, a laggard on compliance in the last round of cuts, reduced supply with southern and northern exports edging lower.
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The irony is that his laggard response to Putin's abuses and the ongoing revelations about what his campaign and administration officials hid about their relations to Russia taints all efforts to work with Russia on issues such as Syria.
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The plan by the new administration of left-leaning President Moon Jae-in which took power in early May would move a notable laggard in renewables toward green energy, responding to public concerns over air pollution and nuclear safety.
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There have been the odd laggard - Turkey has seen the lira slump and some Latin American commodity plays have retreated as oil prices have toppled back again - but for the most part it has been a bumper few months.
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The problem isn't just with the governor of Oklahoma taking his own family out for dinner; it's his slowness, and that of all the other laggard governors, to create conditions in which those dinners out are not individual choices.
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EXPORT CHAMPION, DIGITAL LAGGARD Europe's largest economy scores poorly on measures of connectivity - in part the result of high spectrum costs that have over the years driven mobile industry consolidation, leaving three operators standing - Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and Telefonica Deutschland.
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TIM and Open Fiber, which is owned by CDP and utility Enel , are rolling out rival fiber-optic networks across Italy, raising concerns of duplication and wasted investment at a time when Italy, a digital laggard, needs to catch up fast.
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Though its profitability has held up Asda, the UK arm of U.S. retailer Wal-Mart, has been the sales laggard of the British supermarket sector for more than a year and in February reported its worst ever quarterly sales fall.
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Trading at 3.9 times consensus forecast earnings per share for the next 12 months, according to Refinitiv data, IAG is now flying at a lower altitude than Lufthansa and perennial laggard Air France-KLM for the first time in five years.
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Unrelated to that scandal, the center-left mayor, Ignazio Marino (an Italian-born, American-trained surgeon who won election in 230 on an outsider campaign), resigned in October amid public anger over laggard services and irregularities in his expense account.
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Trump will not be able to renegotiate the agreement, but he could weaken the national contribution to global action that was pledged by the United States ahead of the Paris summit, transforming his country from a leader into an international laggard.
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"Congress must reverse its laggard response to this national public health crisis by providing real resources," said Mr. Blumenthal, adding that an increase in "treatment services, law enforcement support, opioid over-prescription prevention and other steps" was "urgent and critical."
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Dr Roger Perlmutter, the top scientist at Merck, has little sympathy for laggard companies, arguing they should instead focus their efforts on unearthing new drugs or looking for biological clues that might predict which patients are most likely to respond.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A laggard in embracing the 'fintech', or financial technology, revolution, Japan is set to ease investment restrictions that could free up the flow of capital in an economy sitting on an estimated $9 trillion in individuals' cash deposits.
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McKinsey sees the danger of the same happening in AI: "The wages that [laggard firms] offer may be lower as a result of not reaping the economic benefits from the technologies as much as their superstar peers," the report said.
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TIM and Open Fiber, which is owned by CDP and utility Enel, are rolling out rival fiber-optic networks across Italy, raising concerns of duplication and wasted investment at a time when Italy, a digital laggard, needs to catch up fast.
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Investors are piling into their stocks, and the companies' share prices have risen far faster than the major market indexes over the past three years: Amazon is up 206 percent; Apple, the laggard among the five, has risen 67 percent.
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A notable laggard was the Germany-listed stock of U.S. electric carmaker Tesla, which fell more than 0.93 percent in early deals on the Tradegate exchange, after Chief Executive Elon Musk called off his bid to take the company private.
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The EU was a prime mover behind the success of last autumn's climate talks but is now a laggard in ratifying the December deal it produced to slash greenhouse gases and keep global temperature increases to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius.
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Few roll call votes are on final passage in any given Congress, but the 113th again stands out as a laggard on this measure of getting things done, with fewer than 4 percent of all roll calls dealing with final passage.
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Ms. McCaskill, aiming at the heart of Mr. Hawley's public profile, has tried to paint him as a laggard and a reluctant investigator, more interested in higher office than following through on campaign promises to clean up Jefferson City, the state capital.
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The latest improvement in the performance of Santander Brasil, for years a laggard among Brazil's largest banks, also propelled the results of parent Banco Santander SA. Earlier in the day, the Spanish banking behemoth reported a 14 percent jump in first-quarter profit.
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Display makers are looking at mass producing organic light-emitting diode screens with a lower-cost printing process and if Japan Display was first, that could help it catch up with South Korean rivals after long being a laggard in OLED technology.
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Pig production in China's northeast has expanded rapidly in recent years as Beijing sought to move its livestock away from heavily populated regions and closer to grain production in the north, bringing a much-needed source of revenue to laggard local economies.
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Though Morris acknowledges that the agricultural sector was a "laggard," and grants that the stock market was getting a little frothy by 1929, he insists it was "international developments that pushed the United States over the brink" and into the Great Depression.
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Selling Bolthouse Farms and Campbell's other fresh-foods businesses to help pay down debt would also mark the undoing of a strategy heralded by former CEO Denise Morrison to invest the cash-flow from its profitable yet laggard soup business into trendier foods.
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"We expect another solid quarter when Microsoft releases earnings results this Thursday, which should reinforce our bullish stance on the company's progress in pivoting from laggard to leader in cloud, digital and artificial intelligence," equity analyst Brent Bracelin wrote in a note to clients.
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"The laggard effect has been even more pronounced in recent years with only two years of the past decade (2015 and 2009) showing negative performance," the options research team, headed by Katherine Fogertey, wrote, citing a 25-year study by Goldman Sachs' tactical research team.
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The French drugmaker, long viewed as an industry laggard, has changed its chief executive, its chief financial officer and its head of research over the last two years, and is hoping to shine again thanks to a pipeline shake-up and new cost cuts.
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Madrid's bank-heavy IBEX was a laggard, after Morgan Stanley lowered its earnings estimates for Spanish banks for 2020 and 2021, factoring in a flatter yield curve as a result of the European Central Bank's swing towards taking new steps to reduce interest rates.
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The last major name still standing by aluminum as its construction material of choice was Google, and that laggard behavior was corrected yesterday with the launch of the all-glass Pixel 3 and 3 XL. Now, the aluminum flagship phone is well and truly dead.
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China's high corporate debt was due to the traditional reliance on bank lending and debt financing as the capital market remains less developed, given the country's relatively high savings rate, Zhou said during a question-and-answer session hosted by IMF Managing Director Christine Laggard.
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The bellwether tech name had been a disappointing laggard at the start of the week but after an earnings beat, a bigger stock buyback program and the Buffett news, Apple closed the week at $183.83, up 13.3 percent in its best week since October 2011.
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Nanya, a laggard in DRAM market dominated by Samsung and South Korea's SK Hynix, also plans to start research and development on 10-nm technology, President Pei-Ing Lee told reporters at the company's opening ceremony at its new headquarters in New Taipei City.
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General Electric is the biggest Dow laggard, down more than 403 percent from its 52-week high, while Walmart has fallen 21 percent, Proctor & Gamble and Merck are both down 18 percent, and energy giant Exxon Mobil has dropped around 17 percent from its highs.
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Madrid's bank-heavy IBEX was a laggard, after Morgan Stanley lowered its earnings estimates for Spanish banks for 2020 and 2021, factoring in a flatter yield curve as a result of the European Central Bank's swing toward taking new steps to reduce interest rates.
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Germany, long a laggard on NATO spending, wants Team Trump to understand that, with Britain leaving the European Union, the Atlantic alliance is now the last institutional framework for co-operation, and that, because members train and plan together, they end up buying lots of American kit.
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To pass the bill, Republicans would have to vote to continue with taxes that they have been telling constituents are devastating to the economy -- and hope that Congress could pass separate tax cuts for the wealthy (a high-risk bet, given the laggard pace of Washington these days).
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Now I'd rather shop for staples (bread, milk, Clorox), at the twenty-four-hour Supermart than lag behind the laggard dawn about to steal from haystack to haystack, no less bent on taking us to the brink of destruction than was Clement V on dissolving the Knights Templar.
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Though the federal government has mandated that every citizen receive a safe and dry place to live, the laggard pace of construction and high speed of migration has forced many to live in substandard conditions in stadiums, overcrowded homeless shelters, or converted storefronts ill-fitted to be homes.
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And yet, I don't exactly fit the typical profile of a technological laggard: I worked for Google for many years on its web browser and cloud-based operating system; I'm the kind of house guest who peppers my friends' Amazon Echos, Google Homes, and Apple HomePods with syntactically crafty questions.
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HOUSTON — Power from offshore wind is finally poised for liftoff in the U.S. Why it matters: The U.S. has long been a laggard, but that's poised to change thanks to a convergence of forces that analysts see bringing enough coastal wind online over the next decade to power millions of homes.
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Year to date, the U.S. is a laggard by international MSCI market index measurements; the MSCI U.S. index is up 1.9 percent year to date, far behind those of Canada, New Zealand, the U.K. and Hong Kong, which have rallied 11.2 percent, 9.5 percent, 7.1 percent and 6.7 percent, respectively.
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"With an improvement in laggard commodities like thermal coal and copper (and, to a lesser extent, aluminium), and with iron ore exhibiting less downside risk versus coking coal for BHP, we believe Rio now has the better earnings outlook for the year ahead," analysts at Credit Suisse said in a note.
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While this makes it unlikely that the National Party's proposal will succeed in its current form, there is likely to be mounting pressure for some form of additional taxation on the miners in Western Australia, which has gone from leader to laggard within Australia as the mining boom has ended.
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If President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE wants to help Americans, he should not concede U.S. leadership and direct a retreat to the position of a laggard country.
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" Shah added that, "for Apple in India, their cheapest phone starts from US$450 ... (the trend) is a blessing in disguise for Apple as these laggard 2G feature phone users will rapidly get used to 4G networks and will itch for a better phone when they upgrade in next two years.
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Let's say an an investor took a look at this chart of the S&P 500 Growth ETF, the IVW, dusting the Invesco S&P 500 Pure Value (RPV) by 36 percentage points over the past five years and decided it was time to bet that the laggard and leader will swap places.
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Although Trump has withdrawn the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Paris climate accords, suggested that America will think twice about defending laggard NATO members, and threatened punitive tariffs against China and Mexico, he has not pulled the United States out of NATO, and no tariffs have been levied.
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Madrid's bank-heavy IBEX was the only laggard, after Morgan Stanley lowered its estimates for bank earnings in Spain to an average 4% in 2020 and 6.5% in 2021, factoring in a flatter yield curve as a result of the European Central Bank's swing towards taking new steps to reduce market interest rates.
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Russia was once a technological laggard: the Soviets did not connect to the global Internet until 1990, and the state security services were so befuddled by the technology that, according to "The Red Web," by Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan, agents demanded that Relcom, Russia's first commercial Internet Service Provider, print out every communication that crossed its network.
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Biden has kinda sorta changed with it, but he's been a laggard rather than a leader in that change, and progressives have good reason to want another standard-bearer — either someone like Sanders who espoused progressive ideas back in the 1980s when they were unfashionable or else one of the many candidates from younger generations who simply don't have their roots in the long Nixon-Reagan-Bush era of GOP hegemony.
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Eight major league teams experienced double-digit attendance losses in 2018, led by the Miami Marlins' 52 percent decline — the laggard was no surprise, as the Marlins traded both 2017 National League Most Valuable Player Giancarlo Stanton to the New York Yankees and Christian Yelich to the Milwaukee Brewers (who went on to win the 2018 National League MVP award) before the season began, as part of the beginning of a long rebuilding process.
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Wisnu Wardana, an economist with Bank Danamon, said private and government consumption got a boost from election-related spending, but investment remained a laggard "Policymakers will want to utilize all possible instruments at hand to support growth, including through monetary channels," Wardana said In a bid to aid growth, Bank Indonesia (BI) cut its key rate 25 basis points (bps) last month, which many analysts see as the start to an easing cycle to reduce borrowing cost.
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It's very rare to get a 30 percentage point spread between the market leader (technology) and the market laggard (energy): Technology: up 18 percentHealth care: up 16 percentConsumer discretionary: up 11 percentIndustrials: up 8 percentBanks: down 1 percentRetail: down 8 percentTelecom: down 11 percentEnergy: down 14 percent A few observations here: But the difference is that most stock traders remain bullish: Everyone wants a 5 to 10 percent pullback so they can buy more stocks for cheaper.
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