They were already up charging before and making a profit, so maybe it digs into that a little, but they're still making a profit.
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Kylie should teach a class in making a profit. 20163.
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Making a profit is not part of the SNB's mandate.
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He doesn't really care that much about making a profit.
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Qwant tries to keep its integrity despite making a profit.
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Thus far, though, her business is not making a profit.
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"The biggest thrill wasn't really making a profit," he said.
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"It's not really about making a profit," Mr. Perdue said.
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In any case, Gustu is not yet making a profit.
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As a result, companies are not making a profit on them.
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On Tuesday, Ryan declined to blame Anchorage for making a profit.
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But then I landed on a different strategy: making a profit.
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And what was listed in last place was making a profit.
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The company is still making a profit — $582 million last year.
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Her madam, meanwhile, only saw more possibilities for making a profit.
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"The biggest thrill wasn't really making a profit," Mr. Cohen said.
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The shift toward making a profit wasn't easy, Mr. VanderZanden said.
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People are making a profit from it and that's the problem.
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The oddities, or Barnum, who's making a profit from their sheer oddness?
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Insurance companies are finally making a profit on Obamacare — which was predicted.
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Even at that price, the startup says it is making a profit.
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When his real motives were just making a profit off the presidency.
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In those conditions, even the best games likely have trouble making a profit.
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Of the public stocks on our tracker, only Zoom is making a profit.
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We understand that making a profit is necessary, and we do not object.
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"The reason I quit was because I wasn't making a profit," she said.
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These lines were all built by private companies, intent on making a profit.
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But will he still be making a profit from The Weinstein Co.'s films?
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Without access to international markets, they see very little chance of making a profit.
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Making a profit is not a requirement for joining the so-called "unicorn" club.
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Fonterra buys the raw milk for those products, making a profit on the margin.
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Make a Stand would be about making a profit but also about social purpose.
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Even if you're watching "for free," they're still making a profit that we aren't.
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In the case of Sears Canada, Mr. Lampert came close to making a profit.
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What is your ultimate tip for successfully scaling your business and making a profit?
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And looking ahead, Nubank is focused on continuing expansion rather than making a profit.
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And Mr. Griffin has proved adept at making a profit even during market turbulence.
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Can Xiaomi maintain these low prices in the U.S. market while still making a profit?
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Are they on an ongoing basis making a profit, and are they repeatedly selling firearms.
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Now that prices are at $80 maybe they're breaking even, or they're making a profit.
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Facebook has no interest in being a manufacturer, or making a profit off camera sales.
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However, one thing we do know is that the post office is making a profit.
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It dominates a highly competitive e-commerce market, where no one is making a profit.
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Jana has since cashed out of its stake, making a profit of roughly $300 million.
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But one thing we do know is that the post office is making a profit.
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The fractional jet company is making a profit as well as taking care of maintenance.
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" Asked if the organization was making a profit, Selaty replied: "No, actually, we're probably losing money.
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"For them, knowing other companies are using it and making a profit is fine," he added.
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Statistically speaking, people who buy individual stocks have a 50-50 shot at making a profit.
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This situation in particular isn't like being laid off because a studio wasn't making a profit.
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"It is not about making a profit but to be reimbursed for increased expenses...," he said.
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"We grew so fast and started making a profit, so we kept expanding," Mr. Ledecky said.
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So how do you know if your employer is making a profit off of your retirement savings?
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Ciano was perplexed Aetna was leaving his state's Obamacare exchange even though Aetna was making a profit.
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The government stockpiled the rice in the hope of making a profit, but world prices fell instead.
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Pollock's wife, the artist Lee Krasner, sued the psychiatrist for making a profit off of private material.
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While socially responsible investing is increasingly important to investors, they still care more about making a profit.
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If generating revenue can hurt your valuation, making a profit can have an even more deleterious effect.
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Instead of making a profit, I took a part in the business and stepped in as the curator.
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Trump didn't find the movie believable because it revolved around a casino that was actually making a profit.
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The law makes an exemption for nonprofits to do so, as long as they aren't making a profit.
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Making a profit doesn't just require keeping beds filled, it can often lead companies to skimp on services.
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As a result, Dandong draws companies interested in making a profit by selling to North Korea, he said.
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At the time, Google was a small company with less than 300 people that wasn't making a profit.
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"They're making a profit and they just bought a sheep with the profits that they made," she said.
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The city of Innisfil doesn't know whether or not Uber is making a profit off the deal, either.
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That put it far closer to making a profit than the previous year, when it lost $213 million.
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It's proving difficult for businesses to balance customer cost against making a profit in the food retail space.
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If your business isn't making a profit, and you're claiming a deduction on it, that's a red flag.
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Here is an example of one private enterprise that's investing in, and making a profit from, alternative energy.
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But of course we have to negotiate if certain areas show no signs of making a profit long term.
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It is an abuse of power that exploits the weak and vulnerable in the interest of making a profit.
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Although the company is not making a profit, Ms. Weinstein knew the coverall would make a strong first impression.
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The motive can be making a profit, laundering money or, even more nefarious, using confidential player information for extortion.
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Instead of making a profit, they paid dearly, and what happened in the house haunts each child through adulthood.
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"They didn't like the concept of us making a profit off of the school's 3-D printers," says Weiss.
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Sadalkar said that while the company is not making a profit yet, four of the buses are breaking even.
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The York, Pennsylvania-based company filed for bankruptcy protection in February, after going eight years without making a profit.
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The most successful technology companies tend to have idealistic workplace cultures that emphasize goals larger than merely making a profit.
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The documents also showed that by March 2016, the company was only making a profit of 30 cents per meal.
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That's because there's a broker, a middle man who's making a profit and abusing both the seller and the recipient.
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If central banks are not about making a profit, how important is it that their assets stand to lose value?
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Many have started making a profit in the individual market and the threat of Congress repealing the law has waned.
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Yes, if you had bet blindly on the Nets, of all teams, this season, you would be making a profit.
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Planned Parenthood used to accept reimbursement for costs associated with transporting the tissue, but they vehemently deny making a profit.
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He said the company is not necessarily making a profit right now, but rather that it is focused on building ridership.
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Resolving the case is one of the bank's two biggest remaining barriers to the goal of making a profit in 2018.
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Cramer said Victress Capital's mission is a worthy one, pointing to a key metric as evidence: It is making a profit.
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After making a profit in 2017, British Steel cut around 400 jobs last year, blaming factors such as the weak pound.
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If you're interested in saving the planet while also making a profit, this app may be a good option for you.
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"I'm not making a profit on the cars, but the money helps fund the evolution of the next version," Glickenhaus explained.
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I shopped around a bit and sold each one for $972, making a profit of almost two grand on the deal.
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"On Friday, the Auschwitz Memorial's official Twitter account tweeted that Amazon was making a profit on "selling vicious antisemitic Nazi propaganda.
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After making a profit in 47.53, British Steel cut around 400 jobs last year, blaming factors such as the weak pound.
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Bush also helped lead the purchase of the Texas Rangers professional baseball team, making a profit upon the team's sale in 1998.
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In a contango market, traders are constantly buying lower-priced contracts and selling higher-priced ones, making a profit on the difference.
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The two demonstrated "how business can reduce carbon dioxide emissions, increase water security and tackle deforestation while making a profit," CDP said.
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Or will it protect companies that peddle products that are addictive and dangerous to children, in the interest of making a profit?
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But despite this, she said she wasn't actually making a profit from her business because she had to keep buying new inventory.
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This reflects the fact that business is not fully meeting society's expectations: serving customers, making a profit, creating jobs and improving communities.
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This reflects the fact that business is not fully meeting society's expectations: serving customers, making a profit, creating jobs and improving communities.
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Mr. Salman was convicted of trading on the confidential information that Maher Kara took from Citigroup, making a profit of about $1.7 million.
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Insurers say it's critical that they continue receiving the money, especially in light of challenges they're already having making a profit on exchanges.
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The report said Airbnb posted a net loss of $322 million through September after making a profit of $200 million the previous year.
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As one of the most-watched esports in the world, League of Legends still isn't making a profit off its professional competitive scene.
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Primary dealers underwrite debt issues, buying bonds from governments in auctions and selling them to investors with a view to making a profit.
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It sells its devices at near cost, with little to no profit margin, with the eventual goal of making a profit via services.
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Glaucus has conducted shortselling campaigns against firms globally by making reports uncovering financial fraud, and then making a profit by shorting the stock.
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Asked about DingTalk's business model, Wu said the company was focusing on helping companies become transparent and efficient, rather than making a profit.
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The government, though, has said it plans to hold its shares with a long-term aim of making a profit on its investment.
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But he said the company, while not yet making a profit, liked Georgia's low taxes and business environment, and so would keep expanding.
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In the case of Stand, all of this is complicated by the idea of trying to do good while also making a profit.
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He did not give details of the charges or their financial impact, only saying that Kakao Mobility is moving towards making a profit.
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It must be that way because your employer cannot afford to keep you on the payroll without making a profit on your work.
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Given the costs of travel, coaching, conditioning, medical care and equipment, only 803 men and 253 women broke even; forget making a profit.
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Tien started his business in 2017, and the company now produces about 3,000 straws a day, making a profit of $400 a month.
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It seems like we are going back for the sake of somebody making a profit to where a robot could teach that class.
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For both companies, the priority is to attract as many customers as possible, without worrying too much about making a profit from each one.
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If the company suffers some kind of cost overrun or even mismanages or miscalculates a cost, too bad taxpayers, that company's making a profit!
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Kidogo trains "mamapreneurs" such as Ms Chumo to run centres that offer healthy meals and an age-appropriate curriculum while also making a profit.
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"Well if you consider making a profit on the stock, you know, a goal, I guess I achieved it," Trump told the casino commissioners.
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Korea electronics giant LG continues to show the world that making a profit, or even breaking even, from selling smartphones is no easy thing.
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Twitter is a social network where giant tech deals are made and where US presidents are forged, yet it is not making a profit.
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Sometime just before the game, people that bought tickets in advance with the intention of making a profit will realize that they are screwed.
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Chinese bike-sharing unicorn Mobike is currently more interested in expanding its market share than making a profit, the company's founder said on Thursday.
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When football resumed after the war Huddersfield struggled to attract fans, while the local rugby club was drawing good crowds and making a profit.
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Homes constructed before 2012 are being sold at a hefty price cut — sometimes by nearly half — and owners aren't making a profit, she wrote.
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Bitcoin derives its value from risk and scarcity, and making a profit off it is inherently difficult (in addition to a huge energy suck).
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One year ago, PSA acquired General Motors' Opel (Germany) and Vauxhall (Britain) divisions, which are already making a profit that eluded G.M. for decades.
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Formula E last week reported record audience figures and revenues, as well as making a profit for the first time thanks to sponsorship growth.
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To see whether WWE Network is making a profit, you need to look at the company's OIBDA (for "operating income before depreciation and amortization").
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They face a very different prospect than making a profit at the direct expense of the local population, which is what the galleries do.
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"As much as it's about making a profit, we hope to elevate the conversation about food waste, climate change and creating an equitable food system."
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So it will be a few weeks before anyone outside the company knows whether the record quarter brought Tesla close to making a profit again.
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And there's no better way to do that than to shift at least some attention away from making the work and toward making a profit.
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"Making a profit is essential in business," Mark Wilson, chief executive of Aviva, said in a media note on the Overseas Development Institute's (ODI) website.
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The strategy behind short selling is to borrow stocks that have potential to decline in hopes of making a profit when the share price falls.
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As one of the few companies currently making a profit in the PC business, we remain very optimistic about Apple's prospects for long-term growth.
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A UCL spokeswoman told the Guardian that the university are seeking dialogue with the students and that accommodation isn't making a profit for the school.
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A criminal complaint states that from 1991 through 2005 he exercised options and sold stocks worth approximately $150 million, making a profit of $138 million.
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"She has all the capacities to grow, but I don't think she's driven by growth or competitive advantage or making a profit," Ms. Gasparin said.
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Sellers have also tried making a profit by tacking on exorbitant shipping costs, sometimes in the hundreds of dollars, also in violation of Amazon's rules.
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Many insurers are breaking even or have started making a profit in the individual market, and the threat of Congress repealing the law has waned.
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Besides making a profit, Garmo sold guns to cultivate future donors for his anticipated campaign for sheriff of San Diego County, the news release said.
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Two weeks later, he sold the picture to Mandarin Trading, a Bahamas-based art fund, for $11.3 million, making a profit of sixteen per cent.
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Elizabeth Warren said that while she's not opposed to people making a profit, she is opposed to them doing it at the expense of others.
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In the great tradition of Silicon Valley start-ups, the company was less interested in making a profit than in getting attention, said former employees.
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Construction firm Khodari added 2.3 percent after it sold equipment in an auction for 43.1 million riyals ($11.5 million), making a profit of 17.4 million riyals.
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Many are breaking even or have started making a profit in the individual market, despite changes to the Obamacare system since President Donald Trump took office.
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Back in the early aughts, the term "execution-dependent" was favored by big-money Hollywood executives who were calculating a movie's chances of making a profit.
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Blue Apron recently laid off 4% of its staff ahead of its quarterly earnings report in hopes of saving $16 million and making a profit in 2019.
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Uber will have a hard time making a profit in its core driving business at least in the near term, Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives said Thursday.
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Uberima says its edge will come from the technology it will use for credit decisions, allowing the firm to provide cheaper loans while still making a profit.
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As with fast food or cigarettes or the gun industry, the companies making a profit from something might be the most reluctant to see the potential problems.
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Fisher has long raised concerns about funds and businesses that have a hard time making a profit when interest rates are low, including insurance companies and pensions.
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Having spent $2.2m (including $100,000 in tax) to buy and build, Mr Anaya's firm sold the property for $2.5m, making a profit of 14% in two years.
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Once the club has put the area on the map, the now more expensive land is sold to developers who are only interested in making a profit.
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Waldorf Astor had set up a charitable trust to protect the paper from disagreeable predators, with statutes that prevented it from making a profit or borrowing money.
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However, insurers' rising stock prices reflect their revenues from areas of business other than in Obamacare marketplaces, where making a profit has proved difficult for many players.
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And so, when people see Amazon not making a profit in a quarter, they don't realize that it's a lot of just forward investments on Amazon's part.
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Google, which specializes in creating data tools and making a profit from them, could use Fitbit's brand and customers to help get a piece of that pie.
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"As a general rule, you will need a license if you repetitively buy and sell firearms with the principal motive of making a profit," the ATF states.
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"So it's natural for speculators to buy April and sell May to avoid risk in advance or to try making a profit," said one of the traders.
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The majority of YouTube and Pinterest influencers are likely making a profit off their product reviews—even without direct corporate sponsorship—without disclosing that fact to users.
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The operation has repaid its initial financing and will soon be making a profit that can be dedicated to improving parks, roads, schools and other municipal functions.
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The charges against Mr. Gannamaneni and the other two defendants show that they started small, usually making a profit of less than $10,000, and once only $78.
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"I think Trump understands real estate investments, and making a profit, and not paying his contractors, but I don't really think he understands infrastructure," Mr. Pocan added.
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And it's a reminder that even though consumers have embraced free and paid music streaming services, the companies that run those services generally aren't making a profit.
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It hopes to offer an IPO soon as a public benefit corporation, meaning that it's supposed to provide a social good as well as making a profit.
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It's still not actually making a profit, however; operating and net losses can be chalked up, in part, to biannual marketing campaigns that increased revenue, but lowered profits.
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It's also important to understand that Chinese steel companies are overwhelmingly supported by their government, meaning they can't go broke so they don't worry about making a profit.
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In some cases, your company may be making a profit sharing contribution or a company match that is contingent upon working the last day of the plan year.
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The main reason I like to fly flag carriers is that the airlines tend to have a motivation to create a good experience beyond just making a profit.
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Many insurers are breaking even or have started making a profit in the individual market after several years of racking up hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.
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It's a timeworn tradition for technology companies to resort to an array of jargon and technical terms to describe their operations — especially if they're not making a profit.
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I suggested at the meeting that management had a responsibility" — the word responsibility shows up over and over again — "responsibility beyond that of making a profit for its stockholders.
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After making a profit in 2017, its first full year of trading since the takeover, it cut around 400 jobs last year, blaming factors such as the weak pound.
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Now that their home is a van, they have no housing costs, and they rent out all four bedrooms of their house, making a profit while the property appreciates.
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And now he's moving to Centene, which is mostly known for its Medicaid plans but has also embraced the ACA markets and is making a profit on those plans.
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Steel mills are currently making a profit of up to 26.9168 yuan ($115.74) a tonne producing rebar, the highest since 2011, spurring them to fire up furnaces, analysts said.
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Making a profit is not part of the SNB's mandate, but the cash it generates makes a substantial contribution to the coffers of Switzerland's federal government and 26 cantons.
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That means the majority of YouTube and Pinterest influencers are likely making a profit off their product reviews—even without direct corporate sponsorship—without disclosing that fact to users.
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Outside of Texas, the government has received complaints about suspicious sales agents who offer to help people invest in rebuilding Texas while also making a profit, according to Shipchandler.
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He specified that Fair makes money when customers "pay month-to-month [and] we generate fee-based revenue" — but accurate pricing of used cars is key to making a profit.
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We had to put a lot of work in to make everything ready for a festival obviously, and making a profit hasn't been at the forefront of what we're doing.
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"I can tell you in a quarter like this, the old Credit Suisse would have lost hundreds of millions…Today we are making a profit," Thiam told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore.
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And when it reports earning for the first time as a public company on Wednesday, investors will get a sharp reminder that it's still not close to making a profit.
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The important part is that the people are not owning it for the purpose of making a profit, but for the purpose of satisfying a need or addressing a problem.
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Rome says the final bill for the state of the Veneto wind-down will be much smaller than feared and it could even end up making a profit over time.
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At a hearing in April, it was reported that Republicans on the panel presented documents that they said proved a tissue research company was making a profit from fetal tissue.
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Under the policy, YouTube strips ads from videos that violate its monetization terms of service, a practice which prevents the video's creator from making a profit off of the video.
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That's something that would be required for Twitter to maintain its streak in Q4 2018 of actually making a profit for once, despite apparently hitting a wall on U.S. user growth.
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When online marketplace Etsy came public a little over a year ago, Jim Cramer dismissed it as a hippy-dippy outfit that didn't seem to be concerned with making a profit.
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The social enterprise - a company set up to do good as well as making a profit - aims to provide people on the spectrum with a working environment they can thrive in.
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Doi Chaang calls itself a social enterprise, a company that addresses environmental and social issues while making a profit, and was founded in 33 seeking to give growers a fairer price.
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First is the long-standing liberal aversion to anyone anywhere making a profit; the second is that such ventures tend to be more efficient and consequently eager to cut labor costs.
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"They've already done this on washing machines and solar panels and the sorghum producer, one of the rare crops where we were making a profit, got targeted by China," he said.
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As President in charge of the bank of American goodwill, he is extending credit where it is at risk of never being paid back in full -- never mind making a profit.
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Hjelm said that VOI is already making a profit in several cities, including its hometown Stockholm, where its e-scooters accounts for about 70% to 80% of those on the roads.
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Yet the Tigre de Cristal casino, though delayed by various mishaps like the arrest of a local business partner, is now not only up and running, but is making a profit.
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Pompeo said that if Iran was successful in making a profit from the tanker's oil cargo, IRGC elite forces would have "more money, more wealth, more resources to continue their terror campaign.".
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The group surprised the market in August by making a profit from its general insurance premiums during the first full quarter under Greco, weathering a period of natural disasters better than expected.
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Having fewer balloons in the air at any given time, though, will surely make it cheaper to operate — and the current version of Alphabet is all about making a profit, after all.
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Sure that meant that the first house had only cost $980, but obviously Nook Inc was making a profit by reselling the items and materials I sold to them at a markup.
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Brad Bao, chief executive of Lime, wrote in a blog post last month that his scooter company was withdrawing from 12 cities and had shifted its "primary focus" to making a profit.
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Ryanair's cost base is widely acknowledged as the lowest of Europe's major carriers as low plane purchase, maintenance and staff costs have allowed it to undercut rivals while still making a profit.
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Wrage said that a U.S. company looking to make a deal with a foreign partner should be confident that the partner has a reasonable likelihood of making a profit from the venture.
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"We've already done this on washing machines and solar panels and then the sourgum producers — one of the rare crops where we were making a profit — got targeted by China," Roberts said.
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One way to keep going during leaner times is to bid not only for contracts, but for grants—that is, to do some aid work at cost, without making a profit from it.
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For the last few years, there have been many informal cosmetics dealerships making a profit by selling goods at prices cheaper than official distributors in China but higher than the prices in Japan.
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RBS announced Friday it plans to cut another £750 million in operating expenses next year in order to try to offset the challenge of making a profit in a low-interest rate economy.
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"Despite a modest fall in steel prices, steel mills were still making a profit in September and thus lifted steel production," said Xia Junyan, investment manager at Hangzhou CIEC Trading Co in Shanghai.
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Keeping itself small has helped Wachtell become the most lucrative law firm in the world, with the average partner making a profit last year of $5.8 million, according to trade publication American Lawyer.
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A month ago, we were hardly managing to earn our expenses - we were making a loss - but now we are making a profit of 1,000 to 3,503 afghanis ($14 to $42) a day.
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The masks will cost states, counties, and hospitals that need them $5 apiece, with the union connecting hospital procurement officers directly with the suppliers — the union isn't making a profit from the supplies.
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People who have grown up on visions imparted from science fiction and the Apollo missions aspire to make a future better than the present, through the development of technology, while making a profit.
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Birk admitted using insider information to buy shares and options in Logica two days before its takeover by Canadian rival CGI Group was publicly announced, making a profit of more than 100,000 pounds ($125,000).
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He has specifically stated that he wants to "stop the federal government from making a profit on student loans," from which he says the government will bring in $110 billion in the next decade.
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Data compiled by Susquehanna semiconductor analyst Christopher Rolland earlier this month showed that individuals are no longer making a profit from mining cryptocurrency due to the cost of mining rigs clashing with falling cryptocurrency prices.
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Traders thinking of buying Crown stock with a view to making a profit in the event of a Packer-led takeover should hold off, said a second fund manager who recently sold out of Crown.
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"Essentially doing a Kickstarter for these cars strikes me as a cynical move by a company that is struggling to come to grips with the basics of mass manufacturing and making a profit," Abuelsamid said.
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Essaid indicated this round should be the last one his company takes as he aims to get off the private fundraising hamster wheel and run his company the old-fashioned way — by making a profit.
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Making a profit in steel is particularly difficult in Britain, where steelmakers pay some of the highest green taxes and energy costs in the world, as well as facing high labor costs and business rates.
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I tend to put most of my money into investments, me and my brother buy and sell clothes and shoes and with the money I earn I put it towards making a profit out of.
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Kioxia lifted sales and narrowed losses in the three months to September 26.7 22019, but it is a long way from making a profit, with a ¥240bn loss in the six months from April-September.
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For example, he bought 55 pairs of the Jordan 4 Retro Travis Scott Cactus Jack for $400 each and ended up making a profit of $400 on each sneaker, for a total profit of $22,000.
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Short selling is an investment tactic by which a speculator borrows an asset such as a stock, and sells it in the hope of buying it back later at a lower price, thereby making a profit.
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Where Ecclestone's business model was based on television rights and ever-increasing hosting fees that have left circuits with little chance of making a profit, Liberty have emphasized a shift toward sustainability and new revenue streams.
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"From Bushwick to Chinatown and in so many neighborhoods in-between, affordable apartments that should be available to rent never hit the market, because they are making a profit for Airbnb," Stringer said in a statement.
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If you want to invest in companies that are not just making a profit but are also doing good in the world (or, at least, doing no harm), you may find yourself overwhelmed by confusing choices.
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Short selling is an investment tactic by which a speculator borrows a financial instrument, such as a stock, and sells it in the hope of buying it back later at a lower price, thereby making a profit.
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The home is run as a commercial enterprise, but Hu Wenru, its deputy director, says that since it opened three years ago it has been only gradually building up business and is not yet making a profit.
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Many have started making a profit and some are expanding their involvement for 2019, a marked change from this time last year, when several carriers said they were going to pull out of the exchanges for 2018.
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Simon Staples, head of sales at Berry Bros & Rudd (BBR), a centuries-old merchant in London, estimates that 85% of people who buy fine wine off the internet are less interested in consuming it than making a profit.
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Between the lines: New York is one of many cities considering regulations to better the lives of ride hailing drivers after an MIT study determined that Uber and Lyft drivers are making a profit of $3.37 per hour.
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Markafoni said all its operations would continue under current regulations and rules until June 30, but gave no reason for the closure, but Turkish media reports said one of Turkey's largest online retailers was not making a profit.
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Crushers in China's eastern province of Shandong, the hub of soybean processing, are now making a profit of just about 21 yuan a tonne JCI-SBMG-SHDNI compared with 115 yuan on April 10 - the highest margin since November.
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Just as Elon Musk's automaker has started to hit its stride—churning out Model 3s, outselling Audi and Cadillac, making a profit—the federal tax credit that can knock $7,500 off the price of its electric cars is expiring.
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Turning a blind eye to potential misconduct in the name of making a profit is the core of the F.C.P.A.'s prohibition because businesses can view any consequences from being involved in corruption as a cost of doing business.
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OSLO/STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - SAS reached a deal with unions to end a week-long strike by pilots that has grounded 380,000 passengers in a costly conflict that has dented the Scandinavian airline's prospects of making a profit this year.
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Some then renovated and decorated them in the celebrated Palm Springs midcentury style with the intent of paying off their mortgages and maybe even making a profit by renting to vacationers looking for an authentic Palm Springs home experience.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A global investment club for the wealthy whose members aim to bring about social or environmental change as well as making a profit has grown by more than $1 billion in two years, according to a report.
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Some steel mills are making a profit of as much as 500-600 yuan ($77.11-$92.49) a ton, but a slowing economy, credit shortages and China's target of cutting overcapacity in the sector is expected to hit momentum later this year.
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Read More Cramer: Single most important input for this market When online marketplace Etsy came public a little over a year ago, Cramer dismissed it as a hippy-dippy outfit that didn't seem to be concerned with making a profit.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German police arrested a man on Friday suspected of detonating three bombs that targeted the Borussia Dortmund soccer team bus in the hope of forcing down the club's share price and making a profit on an investment, prosecutors said.
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Under the new plan, the We Company will both own office buildings (as ARK) and manage them (as WeWork) while making a profit, based on the theory that the company has expertise in understanding a unique commercial real estate segment.
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Poland's state-controlled carrier LOT is still in a fragile situation despite having received public aid in 2012 and making a profit last year on core operations, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily reported quoting a report by the Supreme Audit Office (NIK).
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The borrowers might have then swapped their dollars for euros, making a profit of around 15 or 20 basis points, compared with a zero interest rate if they had taken euros directly at the ECB's weekly auction, the dealers said.
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But if The Shadow Brokers don't get enough bids, and the auction "is still shitty like now," he argued, they might release what they have anyway eventually to prove they have more, and increase their chances of making a profit.
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MOSCOW, July 11 (Reuters) - Russian construction group Inteco, which has been controlled by the central bank since 2017, expects to start making a profit next year and could hold an initial public offering (IPO) at a later date, its president said.
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The so-called "Trump Bump" increase in subscriptions to news media has been maintained though more than two-thirds of respondents were unaware of problems in the news industry and thought most media were making a profit from digital news.
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Jason Bedrick, the director of policy at EdChoice, said that receiving federal and state tax benefits was not "double dipping" because states had no control over federal tax rules, and reducing tax liability was not the same as making a profit.
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On Wednesday, Jana Partners said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it was exiting its position of 26 million shares, or about an 8.2 percent stake in the grocery chain, making a profit of roughly $300 million.
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What is worse: In the absence of bankruptcy protections, statutes of limitations and other bedrock consumer protections, the federal government is actually making a profit on defaulted student loans — something that no other lender for any other type of loan can claim.
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After burning through most of her unwanted clothes from her own closet, she branched out into buying clothes from retailers like Anthropologie, Zara and even thrift stores around New York, with the sole purpose of flipping the items and making a profit.
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Though it took ten years to make a sequel, Sony made it for only $23.6 million, and that modest spending will likely lead to the studio breaking even or perhaps making a profit on the zombie comedy by the end of its run.
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The difference with the Super League is that Chinese businessmen are not interested in making a profit from their clubs, at least not in a direct financial sense, but rather in gaining political capital by furthering the objectives of the Chinese state.
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"I applaud the charges filed today by District Attorney Nancy O'Malley because they send a clear message: you won't get away with making a profit by cramming people into dangerous spaces or failing to maintain safe living conditions," she wrote in a statement.
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Given that Phineas Fisher intended his actions to create a "hack back" movement with strong political undertones, it's safe to assume Cellebrite won't be the last victim of hackers that don't seem interested in making a profit, but making a political, subversive statement.
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Mr. Tavares, whose company acquired Opel and its Vauxhall brand from General Motors earlier this year, had just brashly claimed that he would be able to succeed at the task that has confounded generations of G.M. managers — making a profit at Opel.
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He would like to insure future risks once his five-year-old business growing specialized grains and milling them into flour starts making a profit -- but the unpredictable impact of global warming means he is not sure exactly what the risks will be.
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The roommate and his girlfriend, with whom Mr. Armlovich had shared a previous apartment, were the only ones named on the lease, and Mr. Armlovich later found out that the couple were making a profit renting out the other rooms, including his.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A lack of U.S. government support is holding back businesses that seek to do good as well as making a profit, according to a Republican congressman who says the private sector often does a better job of solving society's problems.
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We'd like to see the ability to very quickly scale a business, so, you know, the types of platforms that can grow virally, but also where there's a view towards also making a profit, so where your unit economics still make a lot of sense.
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Look at non-tracking search engine DuckDuckGo, for instance, which has been making a profit by serving keyword-based ads and not profiling users since 2014, all the while continuing to grow usage — and doing so in a market that's dominated by search giant Google.
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Furthermore, the difficulty of making a profit from coal-fired electricity appears to play little or no role in lending decisions, reflecting the fact that Warsaw has set coal-burning targets for the utilities as a way to protect 21.8,22019 jobs in Poland's coal mines.
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In today's hyper-partisan Washington, it's encouraging that members of Congress are reaching across the aisle to champion the value of music and assert that music creators deserve to be paid for their hard work, especially when others are making a profit from it.
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Although Vimeo's revenue is expected to rise "20 to 30 percent in the near-term," according to its Chief Executive Anjali Sud, the video service is far from making a profit as it burns cash on product development and aggressive marketing to popularize its brand.
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Microsoft said that the federal government, not Microsoft, pursued the case; that Lundgren and his co-defendant both pleaded guilty to the charges; and that Lundgren planned to set up a counterfeit supply chain based in China with the goal of making a profit off the discs.
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Here are some specs of the new scooter: While much smaller than its rivals in dockless scooter sharing like Bird and Lime, Spin has Ford as a parent company, which potentially gives it a much longer runway to scale its business without worrying too much about making a profit.
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He calls her out for her "white privilege guilt" and for taking Santos to the bank, meanwhile he had made a racket for himself by using vulnerable, undocumented workers in the restaurant as cash cows; making a profit by taking a cut for cashing a check of their earnings.
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"If we can start changing the conversation from there is a separation between doing good and making a profit, or a separation between doing your part and actually enjoying your life, if we can heal that and help people realize you can do both, then great," Baptiste added.
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To online content creators who are more concerned with being positive voices in their community than with making a profit, the ability of BuzzFeed, with its many resources, to casually and quickly monetize content they spent time and care crafting, without ever crediting their work, is deeply offensive.
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Shkreli's attorneys didn't try to contest the fact that their client lied, instead trying to garner sympathy for a man who they painted as possibly autistic, a savant who never really hurt anyone with his ruse given that most of the investors testifying ended up making a profit.
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That the collection now belongs to a museum may feel like a win-win, but it still does not adequately resolve the issue of an individual with no ties to the history of Japanese internment camps inheriting the collection and making a profit from its sale to the museum.
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The new guidance says that there is no "bright line" for determining whether someone should register as a dealer, but that a number of factors — such as selling even a small number of new firearms in their original packaging, making a profit and selling regularly at gun shows or online — could qualify.
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WILFRED FROST: I wanted to ask about the controversy recently involving the NBA in China, the debate that—as to whether companies should be making a profit in China, or if at the same time, their employees and their fans aren't allowed to speak freely about things like pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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"This sends a message to other shop owners to think beyond just making a profit, but to look at the big impact caused by trash to their communities and the world - how it affects nature and how it worsens nature, how it affects the younger generation," said Vanday, a 32-year-old former hotel manager.
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"Removing the Trump Organization from the lease of a taxpayer-owned building is a good place to start to ensure President Trump isn't making a profit as both landlord and tenant of the Old Post Office Building," Representative Peter A. DeFazio, Democrat of Oregon, who is chairman of the House committee that oversees the General Services Administration, said in a statement Friday.
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And all we're saying here is, is that we want to put everybody on notice that the definition of doing business, which means you have to register and it means you have to run a background check, is if you are making a profit and repeatedly selling guns, then you should have to follow the same rules as every other gun dealer.
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Over at r/the_Donald and across the web, meanwhile, Pepe fans have enthusiastically shown their love of the cartoon frog by shitposting a stream of Pepe memes and calling it the The Great Meme War II. It'd be hard for Pepe's lawyers to rid the internet of all those Pepes, but they were never interested in that in the first place—they're just going after the people making a profit from the frog.
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