He's a market watcher known for making bold calls spanning decades.
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It's already here: Pro Pal is known for making bold predictions.
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Making bold moves is not exactly the forte of major automotive manufacturers.
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But Mark Hurd, Oracle's CEO, is making bold predictions for the future.
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Musicians are known for making bold choices when they walk down red carpets.
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Peter Schiff is known for making bold and controversial calls about the markets.
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Part of it is making bold declarations about the value of black life.
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By making bold and powerful behaviors, you reshape your identity and your life.
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Trump has a history of making bold charitable promises — with slow follow through.
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But that hasn't stopped Virgin Hyperloop One from making bold predictions about the future.
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But, in fact, George W. Bush had had a lifetime of making bold decisions.
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Making bold promises as an opening mark is a trademark of Trump's negotiating style.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)Elon Musk is famous for making bold claims and big bets.
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Tudor Jones, founder of Tudor Investment, is known for making bold calls on the markets.
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Richter's work wasn't expressly about making bold statements about history, his own or his country's.
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It was terrifying and indeed a lesson on making bold claims in a public way!
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He said it appeared Twitter and Facebook were making "bold moves" to thwart election meddling.
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We are interested in supporting artists who are working in new ways and making bold choices.
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He is somebody who is just saying a lot of bold things, he's making bold claims.
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At the time, he was 35 and making bold strides to emerge from his father's shadow.
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But with this latest Global Carbon Report, the evidence for making bold climate commitments is here.
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After nervously keeping expectations low, Mr. Rubio's aides are suddenly making bold predictions of a strong finish.
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To mark these anniversaries the firm is making bold claims for the park's economic and social benefits.
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A quick Google search renders results for several clinics making bold claims about their labial filler treatments.
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Pinterest hasn't shied away from making bold search decisions, even if it means obscuring some users' content.
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Known for making bold calls, the money manager first revealed her $4,000 per share call in February.
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But Xiaomi didn't help itself too, by making bold predictions and hammering home the PR on its growth.
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The career change was a bold move, but Kilstein has been making bold moves for a long time.
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Despite their flaws, a number of them have shined by making bold decisions, however unpopular they may be.
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If you're making bold claims, make sure that you're able to back them up during this cocky transit.
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Elon Musk — known for making bold, and by some measures outlandish statements — threw down the gauntlet to other automakers.
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Officially 80—other reports put her age half a decade older—Ms Soares is still making bold new music.
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But this time around, it feels like even professional photographers are making bold claims about the iPhone 280 camera.
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We got Jamie leaving Goal in WeHo Tuesday night and asked about athletes and artists making bold political statements.
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Like Trump, Stone has a penchant for making bold, unsubstantiated claims, promoting conspiracy theories, and being unafraid of controversy.
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But Trump did not mention that dynamic on Friday, instead making bold promises about the success of the plan.
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SpaceX, Tesla, and Boring Company CEO Elon Musk is known for making bold promises on deadlines he often can't keep.
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We have already seen countries like China and Russia seizing the moment and making bold moves to develop the Arctic.
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Ark Investment Management CEO Catherine Wood, a money manager known for making bold calls, added, "Our bear case is $600."
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Long before Darren Walker dreamt of making a difference, the Ford Foundation was making bold bets on ideas that were controversial.
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At this week's CES, the annual consumer electronics fest has seen many executives and analysts making bold proclamations about 5G's capabilities.
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Trump is particularly fond of making bold claims about how the Veterans Affairs Mission Act came about and what it did.
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And like she was doing more than a decade ago, the singer is making bold beauty choices — like dyeing her ends blue.
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Without net neutrality, there will be more CEOs such as Toll and Yokubaitis making bold claims about optimizing traffic and circumventing ISPs.
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Hilltop Securities' Mark Grant is known for making bold calls, and on Thursday, he made one for U.S. 10-year Treasury bonds.
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It inevitably means making bold character judgements and taking political stances on certain issues related to race, immigration, and other controversial topics.
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Roth says the secret to making bold career changes like these is to cultivate soft skills, trust your gut and have confidence.
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Musk made a name for himself by making bold bets on futuristic technology: digital payments, electric cars, solar panels and privatized space exploration.
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Trump had a big bounce in his step after Saturday night's win, making bold predictions that his momentum is likely to keep building.
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Just as he did on infrastructure, Trump began his political career making bold, populist promises that sounded good to a lot of people.
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"Once again, Emmanuel Macron is making bold statements which have yet to be matched by actions, " said Greenpeace France Executive Director Jean-François Julliard.
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The Chinese government has been making bold announcements about the future of its space program — space stations, Mars rovers, Moon landings, the whole shebang.
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For more than a decade, Kanye West has released albums that shifted and reframed pop culture, making bold propositions about hip-hop's dissolving boundaries.
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So, it seems fitting that two shows now on view at MSU Broad, as the museum is nicknamed, are making bold political statements, too.
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When he's not making bold decisions on restructuring the Saudi economy — so the story goes — he's in the news promising "a more moderate" Islam.
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West redefined the most popular genre of music and became a sneaker icon while also making bold, oftentimes horrifically obtuse political and cultural statements.
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Misstated financials: Earlier in the week CEO Elon Musk was back to making bold predictions that might turn out to be difficult to accomplish.
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Levine's no stranger when it comes to making bold hair choices, from going blonde multiple times in the past to completely shaving it all off.
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Now the sixth post-uprising premier, French-educated technocrat Youssef Chahed, is making bold promises even before he has taken office to tackle Tunisia's problems.
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The report praises Kohl's for making bold moves to succeed in a difficult environment and expresses encouragement by a sequential improvement in comparable store sales.
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E.P. Wohlfart is a freelance writer and historian with a penchant for making bold but joyous moves, such as relocating permanently from Sweden to France.
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From her perspective, she was making bold changes necessary for the company's survival; McDonald's has struggled in recent years amid increasing consumer consciousness about health.
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Samsung is making bold moves with its new lineup of Galaxy S10 smartphones, which were announced Wednesday at its "Unpacked" press event in San Francisco.
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Rihanna is no stranger to making bold statements, and her latest one comes in the form of an Instagram post aimed squarely at President Donald Trump.
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He also has a reputation for making bold decisions, removing reliable defensive midfielder Igor Denisov from the team after falling out with him at Dynamo Moscow.
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Amazon is also known for making bold investments in new business areas even at the expense of profits - a strategy that is often criticized by investors.
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London has stepped up as a leader in the mission to improve air quality, pushing the national government to support the city in making bold strides.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artist and activist Robin Bell, founder of Bell Visuals, is known for making bold political statements, artistically projected onto public buildings.
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If Mr. Trump is smart, he'll appoint nobody as a formal special envoy and refrain from making bold statements about how America will do this or that.
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She said Kohl's is making "bold moves" that include phasing out eight of its women's brands over the coming year, but didn't say which brands those are.
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In his early career, she said, he was known for making bold political and social statements that were well received by music fans opposed to the government.
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But unfortunately, the "draft mini-report" on fare-free only made matters worse, making bold predictions by omitting any measure of the costs of such a policy.
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Trump is no Roosevelt, but he realizes that political power is based on making bold promises and trying to deliver them, even at the cost of violating norms.
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LG is making bold battery life promises again for the 93 models, but this time the company is using the 2014 version of MobileMark for its battery estimates.
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S.A. Gymnastics is committed to doing everything we can to prevent this from happening again by making bold decisions and holding ourselves to the highest standards of care.
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It is also making bold national investments in key areas of research like biotechnology and space, and directly supporting start-ups and recruiting talent from around the world.
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"The bank is always very nimble when it comes to making bold decisions," he said, adding that in a rapidly changing environment, this made it popular with investors.
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"The bank is always very nimble when it comes to making bold decisions," he said, adding that in a rapidly changing environment, this made it popular with investors.
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"Some European companies are making bold new low-carbon investments to roll out renewables, build greener infrastructure, buy electric vehicles and make manufacturing more energy-efficient," Tebbe said.
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There will be opportunities in the next four years (and beyond) to refine our process for making bold, collective statements online (and off) Of that, we are nauseatingly sure.
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For three decades, students at Columbia have been making bold statements about the lack of inclusivity the inscription communicates -- and they've been doing it right on the building itself.
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World shares were steady as uncertainty ahead of a meeting on trade between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping deterred traders from making bold directional bets.
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Such is the current depth at the top of the women's game that Tyzzer is cautious about making bold predictions, even if Barty is making a habit of exceeding expectations.
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Ark Investment Management CEO Catherine Wood, a money manager known for making bold calls, told CNBC on Wednesday she believes Tesla stock will one day trade at $4,000 per share.
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Dell may in the end decide to stand pat, but Michael Dell and his financial backers at Silver Lake Partners have shown that they are not afraid of making bold moves.
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The British singer-songwriter is no stranger to making bold, unconventional fashion statements (remember those heeled boots he donned before heading to the BBC?) and this might be our favorite yet.
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After making bold promises over the past few years on issues like overhauling expensive government programs, rewriting the tax code and defunding Planned Parenthood, Republicans face voter demands to follow through.
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"USA Gymnastics is committed to doing everything it can to prevent abuse from happening again by making bold decisions and holding ourselves to the highest standards of care," the statement said.
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While the potential impact of those plans is hard to assess, it hasn't stopped Clinton and Trump from making bold claims about the benefits of their plans — and attacking their opponents' proposals.
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Jeffrey Bale, a professor at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies and an expert on jihadi cells in Europe, cautions against making bold assessments without reliable insider informants and intensive surveillance records.
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Tensions between North Korea and the U.S. have risen since Trump took office in January and began making bold statements of retaliation in response to the isolated nation's missile and nuclear tests.
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Tensions between North Korea and the U.S. have risen since Trump took office in January and began making bold statements of retaliation in response to the isolated regime's missile and nuclear tests.
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The move is all the more intriguing because the weeks before and after a company's earnings announcement are traditionally sensitive times when executives lay low instead of making bold, brash moves or statements.
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In a 1976 interview with Dinah Shore, Bowie revealed that part of his motivation for making bold art was that in having to defend it, he would be forced to confront his fears.
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"USA Gymnastics is committed to doing everything we can to prevent this from happening again by making bold decisions and holding ourselves to the highest standards of care," it said in a statement.
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When Rihanna's not making bold fashion statements on the red carpet or launching the latest innovation for Fenty Beauty, the Barbados-born star is fulfilling her new duties as ambassador of her home country.
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While making bold predictions about full self-driving cars during a podcast session with an investment firm this week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk also shared how he gets around – in a very Tesla way.
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Image: APThe future of public health in the United States was a hotly contested topic during the 2016 election, with the presidential candidates making bold promises and several important ballot initiatives up for grabs.
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One thing that is notable about QR codes and iMessage apps is that even Apple — which is hardly known for making bold software bets — is taking cues on the future of mobile from Asia.
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While CEOs thrive on "crafting a vision, making bold moves, appointing people, giving orders, assuming responsibility and setting examples," a chairman should show restraint, patience and availability to arrive at conclusions that appease shareholders.
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One-piece swimwear has become trendier than ever over the last couple of years thanks to our favorite stars making bold and fashionable statements in them — Khloé Kardashian has even publicly sworn off bikinis.
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Lily Collins is no stranger when it comes to making bold red carpet choices — and, as her looks at the Cannes Film Festival this week have proved, she's all about bold beauty looks, too.
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In "Ed Ruscha: Buildings and Words," actor Owen Wilson chronicles the artist's six decades of making bold Pop paintings, photographs, books, and prints influenced by the sun-drenched architecture and signage of the American West.
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Mr. Newsom doesn't mind making bold claims, and he and his main Democratic challenger, the former Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, are both vowing to build 500,000 homes in California every year for seven years.
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For an industry with a history of outsized CEOs making bold, unilateral decisions, the recent employee uprisings show how much Silicon Valley and its top executives are being forced to adapt to a changing era.
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While the Australian government claims to be making bold moves in the fight against climate change, this mass exportation of carbon dwarfs the country's domestic emissions output, making Newcastle a fairly obvious target for climate activism.
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In highlighting the speed at which Amazon launched services like Prime Now, its one- and two-hour delivery service, Bezos signaled to shareholders that the company was not done making bold investments in new business areas.
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Burwell is any indication, an evenly divided court may prompt the justices to reach practical compromises that assist real-life litigants, instead of making bold, sweeping and highly debatable proclamations about the meaning of the Constitution.
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He's a con man, who talks endlessly about honesty, who sees his abuse as groovy social nonconformity—and who elides consent by telling the young Jenny that she is a special girl, making bold choices. Mrs.
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He was the one who put his name on the ballot, who travelled around the country, rallying voters, making bold campaign promises to restore the economy, get better trade deals and control our border with Mexico.
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"Typically when we see high-spirited, yellow-based green shades like Greenery come into play, it has been in times of rebellion, when people were making bold moves and looking to have the voices heard," Pressman noted.
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In the May interview, Shultz seemed to channel McCain's thoughts on making bold declarations -- the former secretary of state said he learned as a young Marine not to make them unless you were willing to follow through.
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Part of Purdue's strategy from the beginning has been to create a market for OxyContin—to instill a perceived need by making bold claims about the existence of large numbers of people suffering from untreated chronic pain.
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But they have gradually built a reputation as some of the most "Apolloesque" dealmakers within the firm, known for their contrarian investing style, making bold bets that other PE firms wouldn't make and then executing those deals successfully.
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The high-stakes standoff between Saudi Arabia and Turkey over the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi continues to escalate, with the leaders of the two countries making bold public appearances and showing no signs of retreating.
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But it is the culmination of a long-promised, never-fulfilled vision, and their introduction stands in stark contrast to 2007, when Chinese automakers stormed auto shows in America, making bold promises that they would soon open showrooms here.
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To be fair, this all did come with a precursor in the form of: "If that is the case, and even if it isn't the case," so we can't really drag him for making bold assertions in absolute confidence.
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The suspension represented a new low point for the fortunes of Cambridge Analytica and for Mr. Nix, who spent much of the past year making bold claims about the role his outfit played in the election of Mr. Trump.
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Without any links to official coronavirus information, a Reddit search for the disease brings up a slew of posts across the platform citing sketchy sources, linking to unverified social media posts, and making bold — and potentially fear-mongering — claims.
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Discovering that your friends have long thought your partner is a garbage human can be fairly humiliating, so try to avoid making bold declarations about how your friend's partner is sooooo far beneath them, it's actually kind of criminal.
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A Manhattan gallery, BravinLee programs, is making bold, graphic rugs from hand-knotted wool and silk by artists such as Christopher Wool, Jonas Wood and James Welling, with more in the pipeline from Deborah Kass, Julio Le Parc and Wangechi Mutu.
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" Asked for a comment on Cramer's remarks, a Bed Bath & Beyond spokesman said the company is "making bold and broad-based changes to modernize our business, fast-tracking efforts to better serve our customers and deliver long-term, sustainable growth.
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Deschamps was accused of racism and had graffiti to that effect scrawled on the wall of his house after Benzema was kicked out of the team over a sex tape scandal, but making bold decisions has been a hallmark of his tenure.
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Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, is known for making bold fashion statements that challenge the gender-norms that are (especially) expected of male artists in the Latin music industry, such as wearing a full set of colorful nail art.
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The presidential election and the Fed meeting the next month are reasons Ms. Nixon is "not going to be interested in making bold moves" in the markets now, she said, even as she acknowledged that the Fed was also unlikely to make any bold moves.
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Just a brief look at the framing of the poll's questions tells you why some progressives, including former Think Progress columnist Ian Millhiser, are not only cheering it on, but making bold predictions about how it might push the Supreme Court to the left.
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But while politicians were making bold speeches about a proposal that may or may not be enforced, the first ever United Nations Creative Director Gabo Arora was quietly introducing delegates to the new media technology that is changing how the 71-year-old institution makes decisions.
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After last year's excitement over a particle that turned out to be nothing, physicists always hedge their bets, presenting only data, its limitations and its importance whenever possible, rather than making bold, hyped-up claims, Bianchi told me in a car ride on the way to the ALICE detector.
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The liberal wing of the party is represented by two senators: Bernie Sanders, a democratic socialist and an independent from Vermont who ran against Hillary Clinton in 2016, and Elizabeth Warren, who has based her campaign on making bold moves against corruption and inequality, but from a distinctly capitalist perspective.
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So Google, when they created Alphabet, it set the stage at a corporate level of saying "Google is a really highly valuable asset and what that has done for us is take this spirit of being courageous and making bold business choices away from us," because the risk to Google was so tremendous.
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"I can tell you for a fact that the last time the National Bureau of Statistics released information on unemployment was in 2017," Babatunde said, but that didn't stop politicians from making bold claims about this year's numbers while campaigning, either praising the current government for addressing the issue, or chastising them for contributing to it further.
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WASHINGTON — As the head of the federal agency controlling billions of acres of public lands and waters, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has spent the past year making bold policy proclamations to advance President Trump's energy agenda: He would open coastal waters to drilling, shrink national monuments, lift Obama-era fossil fuel regulations and reduce wildlife protections.
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Mr. Liu began a canny lobbying effort aimed squarely at Mr. Xi. In an apparent bid to win favor, Mr. Liu submitted a long memo in late 2015 praising Mr. Xi's record in office and arguing that he had a historic mission to transform China, including by making bold economic changes, according to four people who have been told about the document by senior officials.
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In contrast, for the first call of 2018, he was effusive, and returned to making bold predictions: Tesla might produce 100,000 of its all-electric semi trucks per year in just four years, and the big rig may even exceed the technical specs already shared; Tesla will manufacture 1 million vehicles per year by 2020; Tesla may produce the upcoming Model Y crossover SUV for half the cost of its Model 0.23 program.
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Here's the relevant excerpt: Moreover, by targeting Mr. Musk's girlfriend at the time (who has never worked for Tesla) and, according to published reports, a "rapper" who, based on the articles plaintiff has submitted, has a "history of making bold and sometimes unverified claims," is a "veteran of long and nonsensical beefs [and has] feuded with everyone from Sarah Palin to Nick Cannon," and has been "banned" from Twitter (see Pl. Exs.
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