It will make messaging more convenient, and make profitable new services possible.
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They collected fees for lending or otherwise arranging the financing that companies needed to make profitable investments.
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They said Blaszczak passed the information on to Huber and Olan, who used it to make profitable trades.
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"A traditional university model is very hard to make profitable," says Fred Swaniker, the Ghanaian founder of ALX.
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"With ample stocks around the world, there is a very subdued environment for us to make profitable international trades," he said.
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Front-running occurs when traders use confidential information to make profitable trades against a client or other traders in the market.
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These orders can typically be tougher to make profitable than multi-item orders — a trend that could explain the renewed focus on profitability.
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Prosecutors charged that Salman used information from that banker, his brother-in-law, to make profitable trades right before mergers were to be announced.
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Another Amazon tactic is to prohibit some brands from buying ads within the site for a product that Amazon can't make profitable on a standalone basis.
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So that's not to say that first and foremost we need to make profitable movies to keep the lights on and keep doing what we're doing.
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PSA's 6.8 billion euros ($7.2 billion) net cash position allows the group to "deploy this cash to make profitable investments ... in the interest of our shareholders", Chatillon said.
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Some argue that hive-minded financing will fail to live up to its hype, because small-scale investors lack the information to make profitable decisions in modern markets.
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Federal authorities had previously charged Mr. Ieremenko in 2015 with hacking into the databases of business newswire companies to steal corporate news releases in order to make profitable trades.
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An important policy goal of USDA back then was to improve agricultural productivity and efficiency to meet food needs of the future, and to help farmers make profitable adjustments to a changing agriculture.
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They are also seeking assurances that safeguards have been put in place to ensure that Mr. Icahn does not have access to information that is not public that could be used to make profitable trades.
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Recently, Sony has been doubling down on its traditionally strong business areas, such as audio and gaming, while simultaneously slim lining and trying to make profitable some of its more challenging products, for example its mobile phone unit.
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The current account, or checking, market in British banking is notoriously hard to make profitable on a standalone basis, with customers reluctant to pay for basic accounts and entrenched incumbents like Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland dominating the market.
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He also oversaw a foreign bribery case against JP Morgan Chase & Co in connection with its hiring practices and a major case involving hackers who broke into newswire services to steal corporate financial information that could be used to make profitable trades.
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The worker, Daniel Rivas, "serially misappropriated material, non-public information from the bank's deal tracking system and passed it along to friends so they could utilize it to make profitable trades," according to an indictment unsealed Wednesday by the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of New York.
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"We think the traditional auto industry is fighting back and will have the ability to make profitable, electrified vehicles on a five-year view, and at the same time navigate the disruptive mobility landscape of car-sharing and autonomous driving with a goal of making money there as well," said Barclays analyst Brian Johnson in a note sent Friday.
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The group raised its automotive margin goal to an average 22014 percent for the 2365-22016 period while declining to comment in detail on its continuing Opel takeover talks with GM. PSA's 2863 billion euro ($20163 billion) in net cash equips the company to make "profitable investments in the interest of our shareholders", Chief Financial Officer Jean-Baptiste de Chatillon told reporters on a call.
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On this episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, Stripe CEO Patrick Collison dropped in to talk about startups (they're hard to start, hard to make profitable), why he chose to do a back-end payments infrastructure company and how Silicon Valley, for all its faults, is still a place where good ideas are valued and risk of failure is accepted as the price of admission.
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He then proceeded to give Banks 16,000 acres of land in Canada and made him a baronet, e.g. Baronia Anglica Concentrata, Vol.1 followed by other attempts to make profitable use of his American interests.
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The Indianapolis to Seymour service immediately stopped, and soon the track was removed. This was the end of the Indiana Railroad.Bradley, p281: stalled passenger car and car sent to help collide. It was an ignominious end to a great interurban system created ten years earlier to use and make profitable the former widespread network of 1920s Indiana interurbans.
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Johnson begins working at colonialist merchant Sargy Gollup's store with Benjamin and attempts to make profitable trades himself, but his activities cause Sargy to punch him. Benjamin catches Johnson stealing an advance from Sargy's cash box, which Johnson uses to hold a party. He invites the people inside Sargy's store when it starts to rain, despite Benjamin's objections. Sargy returns and punches Johnson, but Johnson fights back and knocks him out.
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RED focused on recycling wasted energy and converting energy facilities to cleaner, more economic uses. RED was a leading company in the United States in the attempt to make profitable use of waste heat capturing technology, an avenue of electricity generation that has been attracting interest from a number of startup companies looking to find a "breakthrough" in the technology, including Alphabet. The company was acquired by Ironclad Energy Partners in 2016.
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Korda stepped down as managing director to become an adviser. Arthur Jarratt was appointed managing director. From 1950 to 1953, British Lion would distribute films made under the supervision of Korda, or films made by independent producers. In 1950 the NFFC loaned £500,000 to British Lion. The following year it was £500,000. Wilcox continued to make profitable films for the company such as Odette (1950), Into the Blue (1950), The Lady with a Lamp (1951), and Derby Day (1952).
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Global advertising or international advertising consists of collecting, processing, analyzing and interpreting information. There are two main purposes of international advertising research: (1) to assist business executives to make profitable international advertising decisions for their specific products and services and (2) to contribute to general knowledge of international advertising that is potentially useful to a variety of business executives, educators, government policy makers, advertising self-regulatory organizations and others interested in understanding the process and effects international advertising.
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Founded in 2003 Packt Publishing provides books, eBooks, video tutorials, and articles for software engineers, web developers, system administrators and users. The company claims that it supports and publishes books on smaller projects and subjects that standard publishing companies cannot make profitable. The company's business model, which involves print on demand publishing and selling direct, enables it to make money selling books with lower unit sales. The aim of this business model is to give authors high royalty rates and the opportunity to write on topics that standard publishers tend to avoid.
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Throughput accounting (TA) is a simple management accounting technique providing managers with information support to make profitable decisions for their system. It is an alternative method to traditional cost accounting, in which limiting factors in a system are identified and simple solutions are adapted to move towards reaching the businesses goal. The actions of throughput accounting maximize the net profit from a system in the shortest amount of time, with limited resources and limited expenditures. Throughput accounting uses through methods in dealing with income and expenses in a system Goldratt, Knowledge that Delivers], Throughput (T) is the rate at which a system can produce a unit.
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Irving Grant Thalberg (May 30, 1899 – September 14, 1936) was an American film producer during the early years of motion pictures. He was called "The Boy Wonder" for his youth and ability to select scripts, choose actors, gather production staff, and make profitable films, including Grand Hotel, China Seas, Camille, Mutiny on the Bounty and The Good Earth. His films carved out an international market, "projecting a seductive image of American life brimming with vitality and rooted in democracy and personal freedom", states biographer Roland Flamini. He was born in Brooklyn, New York, and as a child was afflicted with a congenital heart disease that doctors said would kill him before he reached the age of thirty.
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Recognizing a business opportunity in pharmaceuticals that no one had yet undertaken, Dennis and Judy Jones gathered their entire savings, $100,000, along with an additional $200,000 from friends, and founded Jones Medical, later renamed Jones Pharma with an idea, on March 16, 1981. The idea was to purchase products and companies, eliminate duplicate overhead, and make profitable acquisitions. Jones Pharma looked for products large companies didn't have time to promote – successful products that, with some aggressive marketing, could prove to be extremely profitable. In the process of starting Jones Pharma, Dennis is credited with creating a new business model: the emerging specialty pharmaceutical group which has since been copied by other companies.
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The rolling stock was provided by the PV. Freight did not develop as expected. The mining of iron—for which the railway had been built among other things—stagnated and the income from the transport of timber and ice on the short line did not make profitable operations possible. In addition, the profits from the 2.7 kilometre-long Le Day–Vallorbe section went to the SOS and the JS. Although the Pont–Brassus Railway opened a 13.3 kilometre-long extension of the branch line to Le Brassus on 21 August 1899, operating expenses increased significantly more than revenues from 1890. The JS bought the railway company on 1 January 1891 in the form of 5600 ordinary shares at Swiss francs 200 each, ie for 1.2 million francs.
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A second defeat followed two days later, as Cardiff lost 3–1 to West Ham United, with the Football Echo criticising the team by stating "they do not appear to have a fixed plan of campaign and they are not able in the circumstances to make profitable use of the advantages that should be theirs as a result of the alteration in the offside rule." The side registered their first win of the season in their next game, beating Everton 2–1 at Ninian Park following goals from Jimmy Gill and Harry Beadles. A 1–0 defeat in the reverse fixture against West Ham was followed by the club's first point away from home as they drew 1–1 with Huddersfield Town. Cardiff took the lead through Willie Davies before Clem Stephenson equalised.
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Rowe designed and printed The Western Type Book (1960), with specimen pages of all the many different types held by Western in different sizes which became a bible for publishers' production managers. Rowe returned to the Pitman Press in 1972. He had identified a market for short-run printing and set out to make profitable runs of 100 or fewer when the threshold was generally considered to be 1,000 copies. After his retirement from Pitman Press in 1983, he established Antony Rowe Ltd in Chippenham, Wiltshire, using new techniques and equipment to cut costs; it became a successful business thanks to his ability to "think small". His second encounter with censorship occurred when he inadvertently became subject of a Fatwa after printing 100 sample copies of ‘Satanic Verses’.
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