What are your margins, and are your operating margins positive?
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The EBITDA margins and PetChem margins were much better than expected.
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It is not improving margins but it's also not deteriorating margins.
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Senators' electoral margins in 2018 generally tracked Trump's margins in 2016.
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UNDER ADP'S OWNERSHIP IT HAD 16% EBITDA MARGINS OR OPERATING MARGINS.
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Its first-quarter gross margins and operating margins came in above estimates.
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Pollsters and political scientists care about margins of victory and margins of error.
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I'm going to be pushed to the margins, outside margins, of the world.
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"LME margins are double the Comex margins," said a metals broker in London.
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Grocers' margins are around 1% and convenience store margins come in around 2%.
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Improving Margins: Fitch forecasts improving margins for St. Jude, despite some persistent headwinds.
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Apple has margins of Hermes, greater margins than Ferrari, because they've figured out.
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Brokers also see better margins than insurers themselves, usually around 10 percent net margins.
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Software companies average around 80 percent gross margins and around 15 percent net margins.
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Cognitive/Systems PTI margins demonstrated YoY improvement, ex-significant items, suggesting margins are bottoming.
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That took the business from 40 percent gross margins to 60 percent gross margins.
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"We are growing margins, [and] having record EBIT margins improving across the board," she said.
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This is where you go when you're pushed out of the margins of society's margins.
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That is, 217 districts gave Trump a better margins, and 217 districts gave Clinton better margins.
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Strong Margins, FCF: Fitch expects CA to generate funds from operations (FFO) margins of about 25% and post-dividend FCF margins in the low to mid-teens (over $500 million annually).
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And it was like look at the margins and maintain the margins they are able to keep.
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"Physical transport comes with lower margins," he says, predicting that Uber will never claim fat "software margins".
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GROSS MARGINS Tesla's gross margins, an important profit indicator for investors, surpassed expectations in the third quarter.
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Singapore margins fell over 60 pct while U.S. Gulf Coast coking margins were down nearly 30 pct.
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Delta's profit margins are also consistently higher than United's margins, as well as those of other airlines.
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Automotive profit margins are already thin, with a successful rollout seeing profit margins just above 10 percent.
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Net gross margins for the automotive business were 27.9 percent and adjusted gross margins were 25 percent.
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"The full-year margins will be higher than last year's full-year margins," he said in an interview.
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Oxford Economics found the Philadelphia beverage tax reduced local manufacturing activity, retail and wholesale margins, and trade margins.
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Falling margins in the petrochemical industry which uses naphtha as a feedstock were also weighing on naphtha margins.
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Fuel oil margins plunged 300% from end-July to mid-August, dragging down overall refining margins in Asia.
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And the margins in the firearm business is lower than the margins for other products that Dick's sells.
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Low but Steady Margins: Costco's high-volume warehouses and operating efficiency allow it to operate profitably with low but relatively stable gross margins in the 12%-13% range and EBIT margins in the 7503% range.
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Beef margins were expected to increase from the company's earlier outlook, while pork margins were expected to hold steady.
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Payment processing businesses typically boast mediocre profit margins, but those margins can grow as a company processes more transactions.
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While interest margins on business customers held up well, individual customers saw a 6% yoy decrease in interest margins.
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"The biggest reason shares fell is softer EBIT margins and weaker incremental margins," said Edward Jones Analyst Logan Purk.
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Microsoft's net profit margins are a whopping 30% of total sales compared to net margins of 22.5% for Apple.
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"We were coming from Blockbuster, with huge gross margins, and he said, 'There's no margins here,' " Mr. Henninger said.
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The 2000-16 margins are for presidential and governor's races; 2018 margins are for the United States Senate race.
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To be clear, black men vote for Democratic presidential candidates by wide margins, and dislike Trump by wide margins.
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For July, Bernstein put Brent cracking margins at $3.02 per barrel (down $1.83 from June); U.S. Gulf Coast cracking margins at $5.06 a barrel (down $0.03); and Singapore cracking margins at $4.74 per barrel (down $1.03).
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Interestingly, 'Services and Other' gross margins have steeply plunged in recent quarters," analyst Toni Sacconaghi said in a note to clients Friday entitled "Services margins are plummeting… does this mean automotive gross margins could be overstated?
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These value-added strategies have stabilized EBITDA margins, and Fitch expects margins to remain relatively stable over the rating horizon.
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Districts with higher Democratic or lower Republican margins point left; those with smaller Democratic or higher Republican margins point right.
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Average insurance net margins are 3-8 percent, and 25-30 percent gross margins, which are meager for tech standards.
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However, these challenges have dampened gross margins and Fitch expects WBA's U.S pharmacy gross margins to decline 30-40bps annually.
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So, going forward, that could actually help them either maintain operating margins or possibly widen operating margins a little bit.
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Refinery margins: Global refinery margins have been trending lower over the past year, suggesting that demand for oil was softening.
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Gross profit margins fell to 66.9 percent of sales from 67.7 percent a year earlier, and EBITDA margins dipped too.
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Unicomer's operating margins are higher but closer to Famsa's, while Elektra has the best operating margins of the three companies.
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"When is the transition year transitioning to higher margins instead of lower margins?" asked J.P. Morgan Chase analyst Jamie Baker.
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Higher operating margins are typically more favorable than lower operating margins, in terms of measuring how efficiently a company operates.
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Low but Steady Margins: Costco's high volume warehouses and operating efficiency allow the company to operate profitably with low but relatively stable gross margins in the 12% to 13% range and EBIT margins in the 3% range.
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"With HSFO cracks falling off a cliff, we have now started to see considerable pressure on simple refining margins," Vienna-based consultancy JBC Energy said, adding that strong diesel margins were keeping overall margins for refineries afloat.
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Home Depot, which had similar net margins of 22 percent in 231, has seen those margins nearly double to 10 percent.
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Manley has set a goal of 3% operating margins, well short of the 10% margins the company forecast for North America.
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High Margins On The Product And For The Retailer Another important feature to consider is the product margins in the category.
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In the same week Volvo reported a fall in 13 profit margins and said margins would remain under pressure this year.
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Some [companies] like Microsoft and these really big tech firms have really high margins and other companies [have] really low margins.
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Pro forma margins are down from reported margins of 21.8% in 2016 and OZM's longer-term historical range of 35%-45%.
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Analysts said positive sales growth did not translate into strong profit due to weaker-than-expected gross margins and EBITDA margins.
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Margins to Contract and Stabilise: Fitch expects Abans' EBITDAR margins to contract marginally in the financial year ending 31 March 2017 (FY17) due to weaker demand, which puts pressure on Abans to sacrifice margins to protect the top line.
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The carbohydrate solutions business was pressured in part by poor margins in corn-based ethanol production, while its nutrition group was hurt by lower sales and margins in Europe and the Middle East, and lower margins in North America.
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You just said margins are being affected -- are we seeing margins negatively affected by wage pressures in corporate America at this point?
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These margins are on par with some pharmaceutical and medical device companies, and well above the margins for insurers and drug distributors.
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Services have already seen gross margins of 62.8 percent in Apple's first quarter 2019, compared with overall gross margins of 38 percent.
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But raw material costs, and lower margins from recently acquired Naturex, cut its gross margins to 41.2% from 44.2% a year earlier.
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Along the same lines, hockey analysts have determined that shot attempts are more predictive of future scoring margins than past scoring margins.
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While diesel markets remain oversupplied and margins poor, gasoline consumption is booming and margins have improved sharply, improving economics for many refineries.
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For example, Citi estimates that traditional product licenses have 90 percent gross profit margins, versus 40 to 45 percent margins for Azure.
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Prices and profit margins Not surprisingly, prices and profit margins for prescription drugs in the United States dwarf those in foreign markets.
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However, profit margins at the unit narrowed slightly to 15.4 percent, and Boeing said it expects margins near that level this year.
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Gross profit margins for 2019 are expected to come in the "low 40s" range, while analysts were expecting margins of 44.2 percent.
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The group does not breakdown margins by segment, but we believe M&S generates above average EBIT margins in food, close to premium peers such as Waitrose which enjoy EBIT margins of around 3.8%-4.0% versus a European average of 3.0%.
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For races above the diagonal line, Democrats won by larger margins and Republicans won by smaller margins compared to the 2016 presidential vote.
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We expect some downward pressure on operating margins as a result, with EBIT margins (industrial operations) of around 5% in FY17 and FY18.
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Some categories, such as grocery, have notoriously thin retail margins, whereas others, such as luggage, apparel, and eye care have much higher margins.
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But the margins are getting thinner: The state went to Clinton and elected a Democratic senator by a 1 percent margins in 2016.
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An astounding 87% of the differences in the Senate margins across states could be explained by the statewide aggregate House margins in 2018.
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"If margins are rising, then we are growing those returns and if margins are falling, then our customers are retaining more," he said.
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We expect S&P 29.6 margins will stay high during next two years but technology margins will peak this year and then decline.
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Iomega built its Zip drive brand on a Gillette model—it sold the drives at low margins and the disks at high margins.
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High EBITDA Margins: ABILITY generates high operating EBITDA margins that are better than healthcare IT segment peers, and also demonstrates good FCF conversion.
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Still, Nowak estimated that Uber Freight's long-term gross margins will be 8%, which doesn't compare favorably to 15-20% margins industry-wide.
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But since March, gasoline margins have improved and distillate margins are "relatively stable," President Tim Taylor said during the company's quarterly earnings call.
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The deal is unlikely to impact Intel's margins, since Mobileye which is essentially a software company, has "pretty robust gross margins," he said.
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"When we look at profitability, particularly net interest margins ... we think we're at peak margins right now, we think this is as good as it gets both in terms of net interest margins and profitability," he told CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Tuesday.
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FCA does sell a lot of small cars globally, but in the current climate, truck and SUV margins industry-wide dwarf small-car margins.
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Spirit's drive for greater profit margins is in line with Boeing, which is trying to double its margins to mid-teen percentages by 2020.
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Operating EBITDA margins averaged 14.2%, and both the operating and operating EBITDA margins comfortably exceed Fitch 'AA' category medians of 4.9% and 11.5%, respectively.
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Competition from digital players has put pressure on food retailers' margins and Sherkhterman expects that the Russian market will gradually see EBITDA margins decline.
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Because OnePlus is working with thinner profit margins compared to other smartphone juggernauts, currency volatility can have a devastating impact on its profit margins.
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Margins from stores and online sales were at 76.4 percent during the quarter, compared with gross margins of 51 percent from its wholesale channel.
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With the sugar rush of U.S. tax cuts wearing off, U.S. profit margins look set to wane while EM margins have further to go.
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Operational performance was driven by high-margin divisions - enterprise and retail - which offset the low but improving Neotel margins and declining wholesale voice margins.
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What's your early read on some of these things because-- if you look for margins, there are lots of middlemen and lots of margins?
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"That might have a small impact on the margins, but we already have a programme, Project2020, aimed at supporting the margins," he told Reuters.
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"That might have a small impact on the margins, but we already have a program, Project2020, aimed at supporting the margins," he told Reuters.
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EBIT margins remain steady and we believe the group generates above average EBIT margins from its premium food operations, which are expanding market share slightly.
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In short: to maintain industry-leading profit margins: By implementing this philosophy, Facebook was able to create an advertising business with margins similar to Google's.
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Gross Margins Still Volatile Fitch previously anticipated gross margins improving in 2016, predicated on improving sales trends, reduced inventory buys and a faster product cycle.
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Profit-margin growth did stagnate in the fourth quarter, as the number of panelists that reported rising margins equaled the share that said margins fell.
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Chief Executive Officer Pablo Isla said the company had achieved healthy margins despite the negative currency impact and said he expected stable margins in 20.88.
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Overall gross cash unit margins for the period fell to $70 per thousand litres from $74 last year due to lower retail margins in Morocco.
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Additionally, five of these candidates outperformed Hillary's 2016 vote margins, a substantial feat given that lower turnout in off-year elections typically decreases Democratic margins.
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Marathon, the largest U.S. refiner by capacity, said otherwise weak profit margins were buoyed by cheaper Canadian crude, which pushed margins up by 1 percent.
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For the full year it said gross margins would be "slightly above" 2016, up from an earlier view that margins would be broadly in line.
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This resulted in broadly resilient net margins on assets under management (AuM) at 43bp for 1Q17 while gross AuM margins fell by 9bp to 146bp.
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Profit margins are non-GAAP operating margins, calculated as operating income plus stock-based compensation expense divided by revenue over the last 12 months (LTM).
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Strong Margins Canadian cable margins should remain relatively stable as price increases, continued mix shift to broadband and strong cost controls offset higher programming costs.
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With few exceptions, Democrats in conventionally blue districts won by larger margins than Clinton in 2016 and Republicans won by slimmer margins than Trump in 2016.
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Since the start of November, gasoil margins have climbed 32 percent while gasoline margins have slumped 17 percent and fuel oil discounts have more than doubled.
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International gross margins are expected to be flattish in the low-20% range, as the dynamics pressuring gross margins in the U.S. are less prevalent abroad.
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If profit margins are high, then more capital ought to be ploughed into businesses until investment-led competition drives margins back down; that has not happened.
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Midwest (West Texas Intermediate) margins were down by $2.26 to $10.87 per barrel, while Rockies (West Texas Intermediate) margins fell 52 cents to $29.21 per barrel.
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As is typical with the SaaS model, acquired operating profit margins will be modestly dilutive to CA's corporate-wide margins but should expand from increasing scale.
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East Coast (Brent) margins narrowed to $9.47, down $1.43 per barrel and Gulf Coast (Light Louisiana Sweet) margins fell $1.41 last week to $12.05 per barrel.
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Margins are looking stretched with headline EPS margins moving up consecutively over the last few years, making investors believe they can only go lower from here.
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"We have seen operating margins going up in banks, where we have seen operating margins falling for the rest of the S&P 500, " she said.
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In his latest Investment Outlook report, Gross said negative yields threaten bank profit margins as yield curves flatten worldwide and banks' net interest rate margins narrow.
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We expect smaller banks' margins will erode further in 2017 but larger banks, typically net providers of market liquidity, may see margins stabilise or slightly increase.
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These higher trims and special editions can give automakers higher profit margins — though the companies won't say what the margins on any of these vehicles are.
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While Welbilt's revenue has declined in recent years and its net margins have withered, JBT's revenue growth is accelerating year-to-year, despite slightly slacking margins.
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Jia's films ask what happens to those living on the margins of free-market upheaval; The Farewell asks if we can understand those margins as international.
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Profit margins are showing some signs of contraction, but Ned Davis Research analysts say there's no broad deterioration yet, and they expect margins to be flattish.
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At Scripps, she said, political ads carry the highest profit margins, up to 80 percent, compared to overall industry margins of 83 percent to 40 percent.
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"Given that Azure has still not reached scale in terms of margins, it is still a meaningful driver for gross margins long term," the note said.
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Many small and mid-sized companies have sought to maintain market share, so 74 percent report lower margins and 33 percent a sharp drop in margins.
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Macy's second-quarter gross margins fell to 1123 percent from 40.9 percent one year ago, while Kohl's margins dropped slightly to 39.4 percent from 39.5 percent.
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Since FY0003 (with the exception of FY14), Northumbria FT has reported operating margins of 4%-6% and expects to achieve higher margins by rigorously controlling costs.
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U.S. retailers have reacted to increasing online competition by squeezing brands on margins and turning to private label brands, where the retailers can make higher profit margins.
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That business has higher margins than hardware, and the App Store has the biggest margins within the segment, said Andy Hargreaves, an analyst with Pacific Crest Securities.
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At the end of the day, luxury sales carry much higher margins and profit margins, and having a successful global lineup is becoming increasingly important for investors.
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Over the forecast horizon, Fitch expects U.S. pharmacy gross margins to decline 30bps-40bps annually, while U.S front-end gross margins are expected to remain relatively flat.
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Fitch expects the company will maintain operating EBITDA margins in the high-20s through the forecast period, despite lower gross margins for the faster growing Services segment.
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BP's refining margins hit a six-year low in the second quarter and the oil major said margins would remain under significant pressure in the coming months.
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The December quarter is likely to mark an inflection point for commercial cloud gross margins — from that point on, margins should pivot to growth, said RBC's McMallan.
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Rowland expects the downstream segment to return to profitability due to higher margins while chemicals should continue to post weaker results given lower margins and scheduled maintenance.
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The software ETF has profit margins at 30 percent of total revenue, according to FactSet, higher than the 20 percent margins on the broader S&P 500.
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The full impact on net interest margins and profitability will not been seen until later this year but 1Q17 results give a clear indication of reduced margins.
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Fitch estimates the deal adds roughly $100 million of operating EBITDA at slightly lower profit margins (high teens versus standalone Keysight's low-20% vicinity operating EBITDA margins).
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In terms of the sorts of historical margins that we've seen recounts -- automatic or manual -- flip, these margins are nowhere near small enough to expect that outcome.
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Abercrombie on Monday said that its gross margins for the quarter would be down 100 basis points compared with last year's fourth-quarter margins of 59.3 percent.
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Pre-tax margins have risen to about $5-6 per tonne, while net margins climbed to $2-3 per tonne due to the initiative, several traders said.
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International football is a precarious beast, defined by the finest margins – margins that Hodgson has always been keen to write off as the consequence of random chance.
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The combination of an industry that has very thin margins (restaurant) with an industry that has upside-down margins (delivery) is not a wise nor healthy combination.
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The association said anti-dumping duty margins would be between 48.64 percent and 106.09 percent, and countervailing duty margins would range from 17.14 percent to 80.97 percent.
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Halliburton said margins in its biggest market by sales grew "into double digits" in the quarter and CEO Jeff Miller expected margins from the region to improve.
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Rowland expects refining and marketing to return to profitability due to higher margins while chemicals should continue to post weaker results given lower margins and scheduled maintenance.
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Anarock property consultant chairman Anuj Puri estimates developers today make do with profit margins of around 8-12%, down from 25-30% margins three to four years ago.
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Most consumer products have gross margins of 30–50%, but there are a few categories where 70% margins have been sustainable, such as skin care, cosmetics, and vitamins.
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We think this multiple could prove conservative as NXP's margins expand, as it would only bring it back to the stock's median despite improving mix and higher margins.
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But it's also forced them to stay on the margins — and made those margins a scarier and shadowier place to be than they were when the DREAMers arrived.
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So, the automotive guys are about making money, so selling units is very important, but the profitability and the margins and the dollar margins [are] very, very important.
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With energy driving Goldman's outlook lower, the equity team noted that S&P 22016 margins had peaked and "plateaued" and that investors should buy stocks with expanding margins.
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Gutierrez said typical retailers of hard goods in this space such as REI and West Marine generally see 35 percent margins, whereas Oru Kayak's margins are twice that.
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"We believe that gross margins are a key wild card for investors, given limited transparency into relative margins across iPhone [models]," Sacconaghi said in a note to investors.
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Perkins said based on his calculation Macy's gross margins dipped 20 basis points in the quarter even when some full-price selling should have translated into higher margins.
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There's one potential bit of good news for Republicans: Historically, parties have struggled to match landslide margins on the generic ballot with landslide margins in the popular vote.
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There might be some categories that are having high margins and there might be some categories that are having low margins so that overall, hopefully, we'll be profitable.
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Wehner also said the company expects margin compression, with operating margins trending toward "mid-30s on a percentage basis," compared with second-quarter operating margins of 44 percent.
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They could sell excitement at profit margins Amazon will never achieve from selling books and backpacks on the internet — profit margins that look a lot more like Apple's.
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Such rates would drive down banks' profit margins, a reversal from the previously accepted view that banks' margins would increase this year as the Federal Reserve Board raised rates.
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The cost of services increased 0.4 percent, driven by a rise in margins for final demand trade services, a measurement of changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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And it's one percent digitally ... So applying all those digital platforms — we'll get to that in the next section — but restaurants are notoriously hard for margins, very tight margins.
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"But our initial sense is that Marfrig is basically accommodating some room for margins to normalize, mainly United States margins which are very high at the moment," BTG said.
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Margins in the Midwest (West Texas Intermediate) were down $2.32 a barrel to $8.05, followed by the Gulf Coast (Light Louisiana Sweet) where margins fell 56 cents to $9.13.
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UK Retail Margins Stabilising We expect Ladbrokes' UK retail net revenue to remain fairly stable as subdued over-the-counter (OTC) staking is offset by improved gross win margins.
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Chief Executive Officer Brian Hannasch said U.S. fuel margins rebounded during the quarter and helped the company end fiscal 2018 with margins up 13.613 percent from a year earlier.
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Muilenburg said commercial airplane profit margins would widen over the next five years and Boeing aims to return to double-digit margins after sliding to single digits last year.
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The provisions for inventory lowered Nvidia's gross margins by 21.33 percentage points in the quarter to 20.73 percent, though margins were still up from 220.7 percent a year earlier.
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Tesla added that gross margins for the S should "begin to approach" 30 percent by the end of the year, while the X should have margins around 25 percent.
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OTP said it experienced tightening income margins and net interest margins last year, while its loan book shrank by an annual 13 percent while deposits grew by 5 percent.
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"Margins have suffered and the biggest factor behind the weak margins we've seen is the run-up in crude prices," said Jonathan Leitch, research director with consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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The remainder of the price is comprises of refining margins (the difference between the wholesale value of the oil products a refinery produces), taxes, marketing margins and distribution costs.
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Elliott is said to be frustrated with Commvault's margins and will wage the proxy fight in an effort to either have management improve margins or have the company sold.
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"The semi side of vacuum should have higher margins than the industrial side hence it will depress on the margins if the semi side comes down in Vacuum Technique".
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The platform play helps the company both increase its margins (transactions on the Stripe payments service alone having very small margins), and increase its touch-points with its customers.
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TD's earnings miss was driven by an 8% drop in U.S. retail income, in part due to falling net interest margins, following other banks whose U.S. margins also declined.
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The stocks on his list have posted much bigger margins in the last year and haven't suffered a decline in margins at any time in the last two years.
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Margins on household loans fell somewhat in the second quarter, driven by higher funding costs, while margins on corporate loans were virtually unchanged, according to the survey of banks.
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When asked whether OPPO was likely to feel the heat on its margins in 2018 as competition intensifies, Yang replied "maybe", adding the company could cut margins depending on products.
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And its operating margins are 25 percent — a favorable proportion compared with Fed Ex and UPS, which respectively have margins of 9.5 percent and 13.3 percent (figures provided by ZTO).
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Gulf Coast (Light Louisiana Sweet) margins grew the most, by $1.24 to $12.09 per barrel, followed by the East Coast (Brent) margins, which rose 40 cents to $7.72 per barrel.
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Everyone, he says, acts like we have to make clothes in Bangladesh or Honduras, because it's good for profit margins, and what's good for profit margins is what business demands.
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"So people who own the stock need to be patient that this could, in the near term, impact margins the way margins were hurt in the third quarter," DiClemente said.
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As this spending rolls off, an improvement in margins will start to shine through in the current quarter, setting the scene for "exponential" growth in gross margins thereafter, he said.
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This is not trivial: Profit margins have been high (above 10 percent) for years, as corporations successfully cut costs and then as the economy expanded higher revenues also increased margins.
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Margins at the aerospace unit, the company's most profitable, fell to 2636 percent during the quarter, compared with 22.10 percent a year ago, pulling down the overall margins as well.
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However, the lower-cost model also could squeeze profit margins at a time when Tesla has said it is targeting 25 percent margins for the vehicle some time this year.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian gasoline profit margins have recently surged to overtake diesel and jet fuel margins as upcoming refinery maintenance in Indonesia and Vietnam will cut supply in the region.
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While refining margins for making diesel and other distillates have continued to deteriorate this has been more than offset by a sharp improvement in gasoline prices and margins (tmsnrt.rs/1WdLYbu).
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Since the end of last month, the profit from producing gasoline GL92-SIN-CRK more than doubled and margins for naphtha rose 53 percent, pushing the gains in overall margins.
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Apple's pricey iPhone X boosted third-quarter margins and created optimism that a new handset with premium features and priced higher than other models would boost margins further, analysts said.
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The situation bodes ill for the entire supply chain as farmers displeased with margins tend to hold out and pressure transport, trading and fertilizer firms to cut their own margins.
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However, just from the sheer gross margins, inventory margins, of the business, the on-demand business right now is a higher-margin product because we've had seven years to iterate it.
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CitiKitty is made in the USA, which impacts margins, but Rescate feels lower margins are more than made up for with quicker turnaround times and the lack of a language barrier.
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The NT$42bn seven-year term facility saw participation from 19 banks and offered interest margins tied to its after-tax net profit margins ranging from 9003bp to 115bp over Taibor.
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During the LTM ended September 2016, EBITDA margins declined by nearly 220 basis points (bps) to 8.2% compared to full-year 2014 (10.4%), a result of the acquired companies' lower margins.
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The all-wheel drive and performance versions help get Tesla closer to its goal of third-quarter Model 3 margins of 20193 percent, with 20 percent margins expected for the fourth.
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Those higher profit margins mean a 10 percent increase in input costs from, say, silicon chips from China can be absorbed with slightly lower profit margins or by generating efficiencies elsewhere.
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The U.S. downstream earnings nearly doubled to $469 million as profit margins expanded, while international earnings slipped slightly to $457 million amid lower margins on refined products and foreign exchange headwinds.
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Margins Reset, Stabilization Anticipated: Fitch views the recent step-down in margins and EBITDA as a reset in Walmart's profitability but is balancing that against the company's improved cash flow generation.
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The all-wheel drive and performance versions help get Tesla closer to its goal of third-quarter Model 3 margins of 15 percent, with 20 percent margins expected for the fourth.
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But the margins of difference between black Clinton supporters and black Sanders voters vary across the country, with Clinton outperforming Sanders by much larger margins in Southern states than Midwestern ones.
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There are small shifts in support depending on which woman makes the cut, with Warren improving Biden's margins with liberals and independents and Klobuchar slightly improving his margins with Republican women.
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Crush margins "will not be as spectacular" in 6.13, ADM Chief Executive Officer Juan Luciano said on the call, although margins would be above the average from the last five years.
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Brokerage Simmons & Co had estimated margins of 3.903 percent.
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And so -- and the margins should continue to expand.
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" Barclays said the consumer goods company's margins look "exposed.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Margins at German energy group RWE's (RWEG.
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With the margins in all three contests at under .
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" Margins: "We make reasonable money on the bike now.
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French life insurers still face the dilemma between cutting crediting rates to policyholders to protect their margins, or maintaining crediting rates to protect their market position but at the expense of margins.
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Barra told investors on Tuesday improved profit margins on trucks were "one of the big drivers of the overall 245 percent margins" in the automaker's North American business during the latest quarter.
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In his latest Investment Outlook report, Gross, bond fund manager at Janus Global, said negative yields threaten bank profit margins as yield curves flatten worldwide and bank net interest rate margins narrow.
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"Midwest margins turned negative after operating expenses last week and forward cracks suggest margins will remain in the doldrums for some time," said Dominic Haywood, an analyst for Energy Aspects in London.
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Gross margins for distillate delivered in January 2020 firmed to more than $21 in mid-October, up from $5 in June (margins over WTI were $27 in October and $23 in August).
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Dunelm said gross margins benefited from better sell through, a measure of direct sales made by a retailer, and gains from sourcing, despite issuing a warning on weakening profit margins in October.
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A sharp fall in gasoline and fuel oil margins in recent days precipitated the fall, with a relative strength in middle distillates failing to keep overall margins in positive territory, traders said.
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"Now they are basically listing more of their leases as direct auto sales, and if you look at the difference between the margins of the leases and the automotive sales, in 2017, lease margins were 36 percent and automotive sales margins were 21 percent," said Vertical Group analyst Gordon Johnson on CNBC's Halftime Report on Wednesday.
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I can hardly avoid mentioning that Joachim Pissarro and I have just published a book, Aesthetics of the Margins / The Margins of Aesthetics: Wild Art Explained, which offers a very different Kantian aesthetics.
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The insurer's Europe, Middle East and Africa business saw a 10% decline in adjusted earnings, after more favorable expense margins in the prior-year period offset favorable underwriting, investment margins and volume growth.
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Net interest income improved yoy on the corporate and institutional side due to higher margins on deposits and loans, while it marginally fell in the private bank, primarily due to lower deposit margins.
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The company in a filing to Chile's securities regulator pointed specifically to improved EBITDA margins in its supermarkets division, as well as improved margins at its malls, department stores, and home improvement centers.
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Margins in the Midwest (West Texas Intermediate) region decreased the most, by $1.20 to $11.52 per barrel, while margins in the Rockies (West Texas Intermediate) region fell by $1.09 to $26.77 per barrel.
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Morgan Stanley notes that profit margins for successful semiconductor firms are typically 303% or more, whereas the computers, gadgets and other hardware that they go into often have margins of less than 20%.
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While thin to negligible margins aren't unusual for scaling e-commerce platforms, Jumia's margins fall short of levels seen in past prospectuses from some of the e-commerce giants Jumia looks up to.
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Thirteen companies recorded net profit margins of at least 17% in the second quarter of this year, and almost all of those margins were higher when compared with the same period of 2016.
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The report is sparking a sell-off in food service distribution stocks as some investors worry Amazon's entry would squeeze profit margins in an industry already known for stiff competition and tight margins.
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These margins in favor of Sanders over Trump, if voting in November were to track these margins at the presidential level, would probably return control of both the Senate and House to Democrats.
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None of the 2628 other districts would be particularly competitive: Clinton carried three of those seats by margins larger than 28503 percentage points, and Trump carried the remaining eight by similarly wide margins.
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Gross profit margins continue contracting, particularly for growth segments such as Cognitive Solutions and Technology Services & Cloud Platforms, although gross profit margins could recover as recent acquisitions and new businesses scale over time.
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Businesses with cutthroat competition like supermarkets or the airlines ... tend to have really terrible margins," while a company with little competition such as Microsoft has margins that "some people think are downright obese.
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As for those pesky margins, Arconic says it is focused on increasing profit margins and has a plan, while comparisons with Precision Castparts are inapt because Arconic is an array of different businesses.
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Betting on other spreads has worked better with refining margins increasing sharply this year, as heavy demand for distillates has boosted those margins by more than 50 percent in the last two months.
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Unlike other establishments, as Cramer noted in the interview, Chipotle has been able to expand its gross margins in the delivery and convenience categories as the gross margins at other restaurants face pressure.
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Attracting many more customers has helped to counteract lower margins.
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For the five American firms margins will stay roughly flat.
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Religious radicalism is still on the margins in Sri Lanka.
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Who do they push to the margins of festival society?
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Commercial cloud gross margins would improve over time, Hood said.
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They must fear for the health of its operating margins.
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At BoC and BoCom, those margins dipped below 703 percent.
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Goldman Sachs considers lower margins possible for IT services companies.
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"The lumpectomy didn't come back with clean margins," she explains.
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Recent growth was 42 percent and gross margins were improving.
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"They're busy, but the profit margins aren't quite as high."
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Some refiners have already cut output as gasoline margins sink.
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This cuts costs for retailers and raises margins for shippers.
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It's in those margins that Snatched finally starts to click.
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GM's profit margins also improved from selling more expensive trucks.
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Apple also reported services margins of 63.8% for the quarter.
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Statistical margins of error are not applicable to online polls.
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That's about the same as the margins in early September.
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Spirit's results were helped by an increase in profit margins.
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Last week, AgBank, BoCom and CCB also reported lower margins.
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That's what caused us to not have good profit margins.
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Interest margins in the first quarter were wider than expected.
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But it is hard for them to make large margins.
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Margins are charged to ensure customers can meet their obligations.
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The analyst cited a more positive margins outlook for JD.com.
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The popularity of sports betting could offset the low margins.
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You use the margins that AMC reports in their earnings.
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The margins on a digital business altogether are also unclear.
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The high cost of shipping has eaten into its margins.
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There were also pretty large margins in Iowa and Wisconsin.
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In addition, profit margins in the US would be thinner.
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Higher labor costs, if sustained, could squeeze companies' profit margins.
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But margins in the unit fell to 10.1% from 12.3%.
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Margins exceeded guidance, but company maintained prior FY19E margin outlook.
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"The history of manufacturing has been about margins," he said.
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This both increases your capital requirements and decreases your margins.
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There are glimmers of hope on the margins, of course.
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But studio production is a commodity business with thin margins.
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Tesla's automotive gross margins will be a closely watched number.
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Services margins were over 64%, contributing to Apple's bottom line.
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And then you can't argue with the margins — it's impressive.
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With costs rising for materials, that puts pressure on margins.
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The firm recommended companies with strong and sustainable profit margins.
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THOSE COMPANIES ARE HEALING THEMSELVES TODAY AND MARGINS WE'RE THRILLED.
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Fitch believes higher margins provide enhanced operating flexibility through cycles.
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They expand product selection while giving Amazon better profit margins.
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Critics say the approach creates great margins but underfunds innovation.
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The tight margins ran out everyone but the big dogs.
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Facebook's profit margins remain among the highest in big tech.
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Additionally, margins have been squeezed for banks and other lenders.
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Both gaps were well within the polls' margins of error.
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That, in theory, should help them generate healthier profit margins.
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Comfortable margins give the majority party scope to be bolder.
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Because Republicans win by narrower margins their votes go further.
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The margins were slim because there were many parties involved.
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Now margins are shrinking and the world economy has slowed.
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Why it matters: Profit margins are the tightest since 2017.
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Operating profit margins fell to 11.2 percent from 14.5 percent.
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They have the margins to enable them to do it.
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However, the company also forecast a drop in operating margins.
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"Why aren't margins doing a little bit better?" he said.
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The demographic or partisan breakdowns have larger margins of error.
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That's going to require more than changes at the margins.
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We don't expect interest margins, per se, to further improve.
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And its leggings and athletic clothes carry high profit margins.
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Rising margins are more the result of falling oil prices.
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Figure skating is a sport that exists in small margins.
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Always remember that great companies have both volumes and margins.
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Netflix could get Spotify margins in a bundle much higher.
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Traders said good profit margins at packers supported the gains.
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They also highlighted the improvement in margins and organic growth.
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And negative rates will crush net interest margins for banks.
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The effects will be largely subtle and on the margins.
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With better margins for gasoline, refiners moved in that direction.
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"Refining margins are looking very shaky," a European trader said.
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Many of those programs were approved by significant voter margins.
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SAP had reported margins troughing at 28.9 percent in 2017.
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Analysts described the figures as positive with strong profit margins.
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U.S. ethane cracker margins were pressured by new capacity additions.
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But the move as well as higher expenses dented margins.
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So that's really going to help our margins going forward.
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Despite this, margins may not stay depressed for much longer.
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That, economic theory says, should lead to narrowing profit margins.
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From the shareholder's perspective, margins are expected to remain high.
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The huge margins mean Congress could easily override a veto.
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The margins are good and the firm is expanding quickly.
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HollyFrontier's refining margins rose 2 percent to $193 per barrel.
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Those inventories - the result of overproduction last winter - hurt margins.
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Vergangenheitsbewältigung is not relegated to the margins of German life.
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Operating income and gross margins will slip this year too.
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These firms can then juice profit margins by cutting staff.
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Even gains at the margins of these issues would help.
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HollyFrontier's refining margins fell 73 percent to $7.23 per barrel.
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Banks benefit from higher interest rates, which can boost margins.
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Inflation does appear to be having some impact on margins.
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The big issue is, how much will inflation affect margins?
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However, we expect margins to remain below the 13 level.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Weak refining margins hurt Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM.
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But his margins of victory have dwindled like winter daylight.
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"At the margins, I'm sure people will move," Young said.
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They could not be fully explained within accepted error margins.
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AB Foods said Primark's margins in the year ending Sept.
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Thankfully, I see it that way only in the margins.
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And the focus on price means margins are being squeezed.
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Increasing competition; low interest rates will strain net interest margins.
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I'm surprised there weren't hearts and Cupids in the margins.
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Additionally, they usually win by bigger margins — only Obama's fell.
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Many of their margins among these youngest voters were enormous.
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Just out of curiosity what are your profit margins like?
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These voters cast their ballots for Trump by large margins.
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Clinton's margins in the Philadelphia suburbs, defying expectations that Mrs.
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Among the most appealing are cancer therapies with fat margins.
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AS), whose margins are lower, and Danish rival Carlsberg (CARLb.
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Young voters and independents are with Sanders by substantial margins.
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Few predicted the results and even fewer predicted the margins.
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While AWS revenues slowed, margins were much better than expected.
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So would Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida, all by narrow margins.
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WE'VE GOT A BUSINESS THAT'S GOT MORE THAN 50% MARGINS.
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At the same time, Apple has maintained historically excellent margins.
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Profit margins were stable, he said without adding further details.
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They were, however, supported by relatively strong diesel refining margins.
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This may affect margins in the near term, he said.
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Smaller payment firms could face consolidation as their margins slide.
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It is especially focused on services sales and improving margins.
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Pharmaceutical companies continue to rake in the highest profit margins.
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Unipetrol is also benefiting from stronger refining and petrochemical margins.
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Scheifele said those cutbacks should help improve margins this year.
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But that unit reported lower income and thinner profit margins.
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Samsung is helped by high margins on its semiconductor business.
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Farmers will only do it if they have good margins.
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Biden ran up big margins in urban and suburban areas.
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Bernie Sanders is running up his margins with Hispanic voters.
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Consider that luxury car maker BMW's margins are 8 percent.
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It is possible that I am underestimating Tesla's potential margins.
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But look at the margins, and you'll find some worry.
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Markelle Fultz, only 19, was on the margins, an outsider.
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What we don't know are the margins of that effect.
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This is about reaching out to people on the margins.
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Cheaper Brazilian beans offer better crush margins for Chinese mills.
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In American health care, the stakes are slightly higher margins.
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Also, margins for refining and chemical production have been shrinking.
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Yet the stimulus package may help only at the margins.
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Biden leads virtually every poll, albeit by wildly divergent margins.
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Margins are shrinking and repeat deliveries go to logistics firms.
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The margins on small businesses like this are very tight.
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That also leaves both teams with small margins for error.
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They doodle "Secretariat" in the margins of their algebra homework.
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"We're dealing with huge margins of safety here," he said.
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So margins can be improved with scale and better management.
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Especially as its gross margins aren't great and aren't improving.
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IRENE HAS DONE A MAGNIFICENT JOB IN RAISING THOSE MARGINS.
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Margins for the sector are expected to contract by 22.7%.
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You can scribble in the margins and underline and highlight.
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The firm recommended companies with high and stable profit margins.
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Other counts had Mr. Basuki ahead by slightly different margins.
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Faster growth in wages compresses profit margins, other things equal.
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Provider systems do a lot of revenue with minuscule margins.
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They're all beating their opponents, some by pretty substantial margins.
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Higher costs, however, have weighed on margins in the sector.
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I remonstrated with Fieseler out loud and in the margins.
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The two loans pay margins of 200bp and 180bp, respectively.
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If the current results hold, the margins are extremely narrow.
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The improvement signaled the potential for profit margins to increase.
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Meanwhile, two candidates on the margins of the polls — Sen.
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The luxury carmaker acknowledges that their margins are significantly thinner.
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"We don't launch vehicles with negative operating margins," Salvat said.
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Profit margins are also substantially higher for ads than hardware.
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The book's margins have a few mysterious markings highlighting passages.
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The profit margins are extremely high in beauty, Cohen said.
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You can also adjust the font, line spacing, and margins.
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It failed by the slimmest of margins: a single vote.
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Nonetheless, policy is always possible, if only on the margins.
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EBITDA margins, meanwhile, are predicted to reach a measly 225%.
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Importantly, PYPL expects to expand operating margins through the transition.
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Gross margins expanded to 45.7% in the quarter ended Aug.
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With such tight margins, unexpected expenses can hit especially hard.
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The Saudis are sacrificing profit margins to keep market share.
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Mitch McConnell will proclaim victory by the barest of margins.
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The problem: The margins have shrunk in the Trump era.
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All that while maintaining the profit margins that investors demand.
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IBM also saw profit margins drop across all its units.
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You'll see earnings go up but operating margins come down.
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Say Boeing's operating margins stabilize at 10% rather than 15%.
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You literally saw 248% or more of your margins disappear.
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You do it on the margins of developing a project.
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Should you not have the same margins that he has?
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Energy firms and shippers may face a squeeze on margins.
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That hurt revenue but is helping gross margins to recover.
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And Arconic's margins are lower than a competitor, Precision Castparts.
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It's no secret that retail businesses have notoriously tiny margins.
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Bed Bath & Beyond's shrinking profit margins also came under attack.
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This allowed voices from the margins to assume creative control.
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It was one of the largest margins in state history.
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They're dying a slow death, because the margins don't work.
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LOW MARGINS PIF's new loan is also expected to offer relatively low margins, with one source saying he expected it to be around 30 basis points above Libor, adding to the lack of enthusiasm.
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Margins Lag Peers: Bio-Rad's EBITDA margins ranged between 14%-15% during 2014-2016, which is roughly 400-500bps lower than peak levels last achieved in 2011 and 2012 and below life sciences peers.
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OSLO, July 17 (Reuters) - Norwegian telecoms firm Telenor raised its outlook for 2017 earnings margins on Monday and posted second-quarter operating results above forecasts as it squeezed more margins from all its divisions.
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Asian gasoline refining margins have fallen to their lowest in seven years, as have European margins, meaning that processing it has become a loss-making business, a worry for both oil investors and producers.
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These startups shouldn't count on gross margins being higher than incumbents for a long time, so need to enter a category where those margins are sufficiently high from the beginning to support marketing costs.
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Underlying margins also showed strength in the first quarter, as cloud led the way with a 300 basis point expansion in gross margins, compared to a year earlier, to 66.2 percent, the company said.
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One senior official in charge of SK Energy's naphtha business said margins for that product are also likely to remain firm thanks to low oil prices, healthy petrochemical margins and demand for gasoline blending.
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"Margins on products are already low, to maintain margins we'd have two choices, raise prices or cutting employees' hours," said Matthew Milby, who owns two Maryland vape shops under the name Smoke Free Nation.
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Bunzl, which has made over 150 acquisitions since 2004, expanded into grocery and retail in North America with acquisitions but higher costs and lower margins have pressured the segment, also hurting its overall margins.
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Segars added that while margins on some of those chips will be "very inexpensive", the ones that will be doing the "real computational thinking" such as identifying emergency situations, would "command pretty reasonable margins".
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The negative impacts on capitalization will be alleviated by an increase in the value of the margins in insurers' statutory reserves, given the lower tax rate that will now apply when margins are released.
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He won every group making $50,000 or more—albeit by smaller margins....Trump did perform a lot better than previous Republicans with low-income voters, who historically have supported Democratic candidates by large margins.
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Typically, crush-margins are driven by prices of soymeal, which constitutes about 60 to 70 percent of the value of soybeans, but lately weak soyoil has been deemed the chief driver of crush margins.
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Gross refining margins for gasoline delivered in January 2020 over Brent have steadily climbed to almost $7 per barrel from virtually zero earlier this year (the corresponding margins over WTI are $12 and $6).
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IN FACT, ADP ITSELF, WHEN IT CALCULATES MARGINS, EXCLUDES THOSE PASS-THROUGHS BECAUSE IT MAKES THE MARGINS LOOK BETTER BY EXCLUDING THEM, AND WE THINK THAT'S THE RIGHT WAY TO LOOK AT THE BUSINESS.
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"The negative same store sales guidance revision, while partially mitigated by a positive increase in gross margins (and decrease in SG&A margins), is problematic in our opinion," Raymond James analyst Kenric Tyghe said.
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More sales of the higher-priced versions of the Model 2000 currently on offer helped margins which rose to over 2200 percent in the quarter, Tesla said, above its projection of 2000 percent margins.
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"The big difference between us and consensus is that they are assuming margins will stay the same or grow a little bit, whereas we are assuming margins will go down a little," she said.
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Each of these 12 stocks have stronger gross margins than other companies in their respective sectors, and those margins have not fallen during the past two years, giving them a track record of stability.
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"The irony is that those businesses can afford to allocate resources to making those changes, but small businesses operating on already thin margins may see those margins evaporate, and thus their businesses," he said.
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"Datadog's combination of revenue growth, gross margins, operating margins, and key SaaS metrics are best-in-class amongst the Class of 2019 SaaS IPOs," MKM Partners Rohit Kulkarni said in a note this morning.
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That's really, like, freed up enormous resources which have translated into not just happier clients and better client retention, but also very good – higher margins and better margins than we had five years ago.
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Margin Recovery: Fitch expects GWTH's margins to stay at around 33719935% in the medium term, supported by existing integrated projects connected to metro stations, which have gross margins of around 337118%, especially those in Nanjing.
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In two recent books, Wild Art (2013) and Aesthetics of the Margins/ The Margins of Aesthetics: Wild Art Explained (2018) Joachim Pissarro and I have been concerned with tracing the boundaries of the art world.
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With hedge funds already so bearish on gasoline and bullish on heating oil, and margins already having moved significantly, the risk now is that margins will recoil as the funds try to take some profits.
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"If credit slows down and margins don't improve, and I don't really see margins improving here...profits definitely do take a hit," said Omkar Joshi, portfolio manager at Regal Funds Management, which owns bank shares.
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A slowly decreasing mix of higher margin Mainframe Solutions revenue should exert some downward pressure on margins, although Fitch expects CA to manage costs such that EBITDA margins remain around 40% over the rating horizon.
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This is likely to cause a slight short-term dip in Sunshine's palm-oil margins, but we expect margins to recover in the medium-term as taxes revert to historical levels with improvements in supply.
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A private banking executive at another firm said that very unusual tailored loans can deliver margins of eight percentage points but that the types of loans Morgan Stanley is offering likely have much lower margins.
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In Britain, its third-largest market after Spain and Brazil, profit fell 63.4% due to a continued squeeze on mortgage margins and restructuring costs of 12 million euros, while financial margins also remained under pressure.
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A-Line Partners analyst Gabriella Santaniello said the move might initially cost Target in margins, but that lower prices and fewer temporary price cuts may also drive sales volumes that could eventually offset eroding margins.
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By surging his margins in Fayette County, which encompasses Lexington, and reducing his margins in rural counties like Pike, Beshear eked out a victory against a highly unpopular Republican governor by just about 28503,22019 votes.
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EBITDA margins are expected to improve to 4.6% in 2018, reflecting more stabilized margins post the-roll out of the "One Price" model and more moderate SG&A spend in implementing the brand extension strategy.
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To offset bitcoin's notorious volatility, CME has already raised initial margins – or the amount put up at the start of the trade – to 47 percent from 35 percent, and set maintenance margins at 43 percent.
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CHICAGO, Aug 28 (Reuters) - U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue ordered an investigation into beef pricing margins on Wednesday after a recent fire at a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse in Kansas pushed margins to record highs.
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"EBITDA margins are lower for smaller companies, and when you do the math in terms of the impacts that inflation potentially has on corporate profit margins, they just can't absorb it as easily," he said.
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With these tiny margins, the state is headed to a recount.
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Gross margins of 1.83 percent in the unit beat analyst estimates.
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Gross margins are predicted to be about 49.7 percent, StreetAccount estimates.
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Higher rates don't help margins for lots of companies out there.
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She advises her friends on production runs, pricing and profit margins.
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LGBT cinema is moving away from the margins, the director argues.
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That implies a consolidator could easily boost margins by building scale.
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Negative official interest rates are further squeezing euro zone bank margins.
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Many of these loans carry slim margins over the base rate.
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Upside was driven by margins at North America retail and AWS.
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FCF margins are therefore below the average of 'A' rated peers.
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AMD's gross margins also grew 3 basis points to 37 percent.
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Fitch anticipates operating costs to remain low, sustaining high EBITDA margins.
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Warren also leads Trump in similar matchups, but by narrower margins.
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TO DO THAT, YOU'RE WILLING TO PULL BACK ON THOSE MARGINS.
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Any errors the exit poll made were probably on the margins.
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Operating margins were 5.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016.
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These sales, Toyota says, came at the expense of profit margins.
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Unlike Amazon's other business units, AWS operates with very high margins.
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"It certainly eats into margins badly," said a Chinese crude buyer.
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In addition we have received updated information on lower asset margins.
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Walmart's lower margins sent its shares falling 1.9 percent on Thursday.
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Internally, the social network's fixes seem to fixate on the margins.
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Operating margins at the two operating businesses, TSARL and JCI, Inc.
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And not all airlines are trimming free services to maintain margins.
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Elliott has called on Pernod to improve profit margins and governance.
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But firms are making up for lower margins with mammoth volumes.
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Textron's industrial products unit generates higher margins than its aviation unit.
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Fear for tighter margins going forward has encouraged them to hedge.
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PA CFO says margins to expand slowly before takeoff in 2300.
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In terms of revenue and margins, wild cards abound this quarter.
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Projections of massive grain inventories have squeezed margins at grain traders.
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And I shouldn't disclose the margins but they will be good.
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RBC also gave a cautious outlook for net interest margins (NIM).
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Organic revenue growth was in the double-digits and margins expanded.
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Bottom line results were helped by an increase in gross margins.
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Investors love tech stocks for their high margins and low investment.
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A long period of ultra-low interest rates has flattened margins.
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But there are other ways that profit margins could be hit.
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"Construction margins are not great but no catastrophe either," he said.
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Since her first election, Gabbard has enjoyed healthy margins of victory.
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With these higher margins for error, many fewer elephants turn white.
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DAVID FABER: Will it actually have the effect of improving margins?
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But Cox steadily ate into his margins as votes were counted.
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Microsoft's gross margins in this area also got a healthy boost.
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But the margins are razor thin, and have been for decades.
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It's these margins, I fear, that are killing Apple's common sense.
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In each special election, Democrats significantly dented the Republican win margins.
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Xenophobic rightist parties thrive at the margins from Sweden to Greece.
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The result was also helped by higher margins on Swedish mortgages.
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Those are "important reasons we're winning and expanding margins," he said.
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A growth in the mainframe business might also improve IBM's margins.
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Net interest margins improved by three basis points to 1.51 percent.
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He declined to project how margins would fare in the future.
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But last year's 11.2% profit margins were an all-time high.
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Still, the stock market has been buoyed by consistently expanding margins.
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He trails by significant margins, nationally and in the battleground states.
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This is because the margins are so thin in this business.
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That boosted earnings per share without dramatically compromising margins, he said.
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It also helps improve margins, reduce food costs and labor costs.
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Also, the fat margins encouraged mills to churn out more products.
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I got to design meals and work out the profit margins.
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AutoZone also saw improvement in profit margins from a year ago.
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The Constitution won by similarly slim margins in Massachusetts and Virginia.
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We assume material costs played a big role in the margins.
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And in an industry where margins are slender, sheer size matters.
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A show about a marginalised group exists in the institution's margins.
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The company's results were helped by expanding sales and profit margins.
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Downstream earnings were down $681 million, due to weaker refining margins.
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"The profit margins off the expos are quite nice," she said.
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Banks were helped by wider interest margins and steady loan growth.
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Many of those who do are from the margins of society.
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But without healthy margins, that future could never become a reality.
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Finding financing to cover the gap has squeezed traders' slender margins.
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Programmatic businesses are also showing high growth and software gross margins.
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Traders' margins have fallen by almost half, to 53% or so.
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It faces stiffer competition than it did, but margins are healthy.
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Nationwide said it expected margins would remain under pressure this year.
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Bottom-line results were helped by an increase in gross margins.
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Predictions were inaccurate in every single year, sometimes by preposterous margins.
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A contraction in business in Macau would weigh on Wynn's margins.
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This will also help it grow its margins and overall revenues.
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It's more a case of pushing this extremism to the margins.
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Margins are expected to fall in the current quarter as well.
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That's fine for margins, but not always great for the public.
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To the extent that they do, it's really on the margins.
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This will give you margins to work in these unexpected moments.
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The German banking market is overcrowded and profit margins are slim.
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The prospect of higher lending margins, in other words, is evaporating.
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But increased competition and shrinking margins led to some difficult decisions.
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That presents retailers with two popular options to protect their margins.
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Campbell reported flat organic sales, however, and saw profit margins fall.
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Investors seem to be encouraged by an optimistic outlook for margins.
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With oil-industry margins under strain, BP shed another 2700,2760 workers.
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Exxon blamed weak margins for the income drop in those segments.
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Analysts said Boeing produced more aircraft at higher operating profit margins.
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U.S. gasoline margins rose for a third straight session on Tuesday.
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Among them: improved prices for memory chips and bigger profit margins.
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Same-store sales fell, though North American operating margins did increase.
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Profit also exceeded expectations even as higher commodity costs hit margins.
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We base business decisions on profit margins, not after-tax income.
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A pivot isn't unprecedented here given the tight margins at play.
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Lower commodities costs also helped margins in the quarter, Waller said.
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Rural hospitals on thin margins would be one obvious vulnerable constituency.
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Cost cutting and streamlining manufacturing have boosted profits, revenues and margins.
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Higher rates could help boost the net interest margins of banks.
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Poor gasoline margins have hurt the company's bottom line as well.
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Furthermore, Conagra is working to increase margins by upgrading its portfolio.
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Americans favor the bureau's regulation of payday lenders by wide margins.
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In addition, walled gardens inhibit innovation in favor of profit margins.
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The margins by which Trump won the final critical states of
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Other areas in the strip provided Clinton with equally strong margins.
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Watt has managed to stay at the margins of such controversies.
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Sevilla said Bankia expected financial margins to remain flat this year.
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The fire accentuated already high margins in the U.S. beef industry.
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United Rentals has been seeing its profit margins expand, as well.
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He insists prices rise primarily because corporations seek excessive profit margins.
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The index measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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Yes, margins would go down and Apple would have less profit.
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Margins would be below the group average due to tough competition.
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Democrats also gained sizeable margins in state legislatures across the country.
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GETTING THE MARGINS TO MOVE IS A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL THINGS.
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"Around the margins, [lobbying] could really impact the mood," he said.
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European gasoline refining margins dropped by nearly a fifth on Monday.
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There's no statistical evidence, either, that evangelicals really inhabit society's margins.
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Tariffs, weak growth abroad and tight margins are the primary reasons.
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They are making high margins and they have fantastic balance sheets.
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Profit margins are slim, Mr. Walker acknowledges, but they are rising.
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JIM CRAMER: But this has to bring down the gross margins.
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Clinton ahead by big margins: 230, 242 and 473 percentage points.
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Herb Kohl (D) — have won statewide elections by double-digit margins.
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How do those margins change over time as a property matures?
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All of this makes for high expenses and low profit margins.
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Weak display panel prices also likely helped boost margins, they said.
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UF's profitability is above peers' despite pressure on net interest margins.
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American Eagle Outfitters fell 9.5 percent on concerns over falling margins.
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However, intense price competition is putting pressure on margins, he noted.
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But the profit margins were slim, and the city was expensive.
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Negative official interest rates are further squeezing euro zone banks' margins.
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Of course, what Apple is really worried about is declining margins.
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His lead in both surveys fell within their margins of error.
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"Those all hit our EBITDA and hit our margins," Orduña said.
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They may provide a temporary advantage over competitors by improving margins.
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You consistently had Hillary to win and often by huge margins!
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By fixing those prices, the mills can secure their profit margins.
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Fitch expects this to improve the group's profit margins over time.
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Still, many votes in the Senate have passed by wide margins.
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This early work was done at the margins of the culture.
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Net interest margins have shrunk to 2.5 percent from 3.5 percent.
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Over time we will improve our margins and reduce our costs.
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It has also blamed rising costs for putting pressure on margins.
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Nationwide said it expects margins to remain under pressure this year.
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Others reckon it does, but only at the margins, at best.
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The firm said investors should buy stocks with increasing profit margins.
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That meant narrow profit margins and regular haggling for each order.
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Automotive gross margins dropped in the quarter from 20% to 20163%.
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These are fairly big margins in favor of criminal justice reform.
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Other Republican districts with big name incumbents have even narrower margins.
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He expects a steepening yield curve to help net interest margins.
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Gross margins are 70% 2018 EBITDA projection is approximately $250 million.
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This season, the margins of the roster really complete the effect.
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Nonetheless, Murphy has moved steadily from the margins to television's center.
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"They're cash-flow positive, they've actually been growing margins…" Sethi said.
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Hermes' margins were up from 32.6 percent of sales in 2016.
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Forecasted revenue growth and moderately improving margins will drive cash generation.
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This, in turn, might lead to better margins for their EVs.
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What do these margins say about America's black electorate in 2016?
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It's in our DNA to keep certain folks at the margins.
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Four of the seven games were decided by double-digit margins.
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The transition is proving tricky though, and profit margins are low.
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But Musk recently introduced cheaper variants, which will drag down margins.
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We are resilient and know how to thrive in the margins.
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I said to hell with our margins for this first collection.
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So what are the highest profit margins in the toy business?
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"We'll probably have tighter, lower margins this year," Ms. Waterman said.
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Mr. Trump won all three states by landslide margins in 2016.
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As rural hospitals, they operate on ever shrinking margins of profitability.
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As rural hospitals, they operate on ever shrinking margins of profitability.
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Frustrations arose not from close margins, but from the ballots themselves.
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As circumstances change, those lines shift and warp at the margins.
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"We are not afraid of going to the margins," he said.
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In every state, Sanders fall far short of his old margins.
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Just as importantly, Biden ran up big margins throughout the South.
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Once that happens, profit margins will improve, most dramatically in Asia.
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Amazon's international sales are not profitable, though the margins are improving.
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But gains in media right now occur only in the margins.
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Facebook has put impressive effort into reforming itself around the margins.
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If the margins are the same, whichever team scores more goals.
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Especially as, for venture-backed insurance startups, margins improve with scale.
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Paralysed by the scandal, both firms face shrinking sales and margins.
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Black women and Latino women consistently deliver huge margins to Democrats.
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Therefore, where there&aposs no competition, you can produce exceptional margins.
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He said Mondelez' management has done a "magnificent job" improving margins.
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He told me "costs and margins" would now be the focus.
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Corporate profit margins also increased slightly during the three-month period.
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Some congressional races in 2018 were decided by razor-thin margins.
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WE BELIEVE THAT THEY CAN EXPAND MARGINS BY 1,200 BASIS POINTS.
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However, investors weren't convinced with the company's plans over profit margins.
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The district went for Mr. Trump, a Republican, by large margins.
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Some analysts appeared unconvinced that the plan would help expand margins.
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Their margins are significantly weaker and hence they cannot absorb cost.
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Adecoagro wants to slash logistics costs, boosting its margins and competitiveness.
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All of that is set against a cooling economy squeezing margins.
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Seven of the eight home teams won, many by comfortable margins.
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Multiple polls in these states have Trump losing by wide margins.
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Japan's steel industry is also seeing a boost in export margins.
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Generous pricing margins may allow Chevy dealers plenty of negotiation room.
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Among white women and college graduates, he won by lesser margins.
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Apeel offers grocers the potential to boost margins by reducing waste.
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All tranches cleared below their cap margins, the two sources said.
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Additionally, you can make changes to line spacing and margins.1.
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Perhaps there are other ways to improve Uber's margins over time.
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Child care centers in America operate on incredibly thin profit margins.
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In key states, those voters broke for Trump by big margins.
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Operating margins better than expected, comps — crazy — up 17% last quarter.
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All the rest trailed among those voters, often by significant margins.
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Both showings were improvements on Clinton's own margins in the districts.
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Instead, Tesla focused on higher-cost versions that yield better margins.
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Syracuse had lost its past three games by double-digit margins.
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The SAP CEO also signaled in January that margins would rise.
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"If profit margins are under pressure, that's a problem," he said.
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Executives also pointed to rather more prosaic factors constraining interest margins.
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And its investments in electronic commerce are eating into profit margins.
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The president won half of those seats by double-digit margins.
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Analysts said the company's price war with Amazon weighed on margins.
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Polls still show that voters, by wide margins, support term limits.
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Alphabet Other Bets margins have improved enormously since Porat arrived pic.twitter.
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Last, the film falters whenever it steps away from the margins.
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The margins of error were 3.1 points and 2.7 points, respectively.
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It would also pile significantly more pressure on refinery profit margins.
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She showed me some of Obama's handwritten comments in the margins.
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That is, increased spending on investments will lead to lower margins.
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The margins, no matter what, are going to be incredibly thin.
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You'll notice the wide margins of error with our Senate estimates.
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Peloton's worth hinges on rapid growth and rising gross profit margins.
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Both of those leads fell within the surveys' margins of error.
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The bottom line was helped by an increase in profit margins.
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But most of these efforts are on the margins, experts say.
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At present, pipelines account for about 46 percent of Pembina's margins.
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Trump also won all of those states, but by narrow margins.
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And we also have BPO businesses that have structurally lower margins.
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Origination and processing earnings also increased on good oilseed processing margins.
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Executives said on the call they see margins stable this year.
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"I think margins will be good, maybe not great," Hobbs said.
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The European Parliament approved her candidacy by the slimmest of margins.
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Another important trend: They are beating by wider margins than normal.
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"You do have the Model 3 margins slightly positive," Cramer said.
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In states that Mr. Trump won, his actual margins against Mrs.
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As a route fills with more people, the company's margins grow.
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But I'd rather be a voice of caution at current margins.
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By wide margins, suburban voters and younger voters find Trump abhorrent.
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Few dare predict big shifts, so they tinker at the margins.
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And he didn't just win them, he won by overwhelming margins.
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By March of 2016, gross margins were still just 2 percent.
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As a result, companies' interest costs have soared, affecting their margins.
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All three games in the series ended with four-run margins.
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But the volume more than made up for the slim margins.
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Third-party fulfillment is a particularly important area for Amazon because it is characterized by far higher gross margins than Amazon's first-party e-commerce sales, and is another driver of Amazon's recent improvements in margins.
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Strong Business Profile Maintained: COLI continued to generate high EBITDA margins of 13% in 1H16 and 27% in 2015, even as margins in the industry have fallen to the 25% range from 30% in previous years.
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"We had these competitive policies where tax cuts were widening margins, and at the same time we were losing margins to tariffs and rising wages, and now they all go in the same direction," said Swonk.
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Though margins have improved somewhat, we're still talking about negative 23 percent operating margins for the Other Bets as a whole, and a significant overall loss despite revenue less than 27 percent of Alphabet's total haul.
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Of the past ten nominees, the seven who were elevated to the court led in such polls by double-digit margins; neither of the two who had narrower margins, Robert Bork and Harriet Miers, achieved confirmation.
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Those wide margins are a far cry from Trump's near-miss in Minnesota in 2016 when he lost by 44,000 votes out of more than 2.6 million cast -- one of the closest margins in the country.
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"So, when I think about it, margins, energy and China, are your three big issues to be focusing on for this year and margins are the most fundamentally driven, in terms of stock selection," he said.
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Both banks' typically above-sector-average profit share margins (net interest margins) have historically been supported by a SME loan focus and fairly high cheap current account funding (reflecting the less price-sensitive participation bank depositors).
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"There's a big difference between an Amazon at single digit operating margins, and a Facebook at 50 percent operating margins, or a Netflix that has negative 3 cash flow for the next couple years," Niles said.
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But analysts said large arrivals would come in eventually, pressuring crush margins in the world's top buyer of the oilseed, where margins have just climbed to positive territory this month, supported by strong U.S. soybean prices.
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Management intends to grow Parts & Service and improve margins for the company while maintaining gross profit margins for both the new vehicle and used vehicle segments, which account for 19% and 10% of gross profit, respectively.
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"We believe management will prioritise top-line growth over margins by continuing to improve the customer proposition, therefore we do not expect Zalando's margins to rise meaningfully in the mid-term," said RBC analyst Sherri Malek.
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Biden also leads the latest polls by huge double-digit margins in Michigan and Missouri, two states Sanders either narrowly beat or lost to Hillary Clinton in 2016 by margins of two percentage points or less.
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NEW YORK, Feb 28 (Reuters) - U.S. refining margins plunged this week on demand fears due to the coronavirus outbreak, hurting an already weak distillate market and reversing gasoline margins that been unexpectedly strong in recent weeks.
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NEW YORK, Feb 28 (Reuters) - U.S. refining margins plunged this week on demand fears due to the coronavirus outbreak, hurting an already weak distillate market and reversing gasoline margins that been unexpectedly strong in recent weeks.
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NEW YORK, March 11 (Reuters) - General Electric Co's healthcare business said on Friday its top priority is lifting profit margins, a move to improve flat margins in recent years when it failed to cut costs enough.
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Higher costs including labor and raw material expenses have weighed on margins in the sector and Toll Brothers forecast adjusted gross margins of 613 percent for the second quarter, down from 261 percent a year earlier.
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Yet, Tesla was able to improve its automotive gross margins by a few points over the previous quarter, from 18.9% to 22.8%, which approaches the 25.8% automotive gross margins they achieved at the same time last year.
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Swan also said operating margins would remain relatively steady at 32 percent, but that gross margins would decline as the company ramps up its 10-nanometer chipmaking technology, which makes chips faster by making their features smaller.
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The feed oversupply already is squeezing margins for grain handlers such as Archer Daniels Midland Co and Bunge Ltd , who blamed heightened competition in feed sales for weak soy processing profit margins in their most recent quarters.
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Sperm banks are elusive about profit margins, but if a donor is paid $100 per sample, often split into as many as five vials, sold for $500-1,000 each, margins ought to be healthy even after costs.
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Margins in the East Coast (Brent) region gained the most, by 51 cents to $8.07 a barrel, followed by the West Coast (Alaska North Slope) region, where margins were up by 44 cents at $20.44 per barrel.
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"After suffering really bad margins for the first five months, China's independents will likely see margins recover in the third quarter on higher seasonal demand and as supplies tighten from much larger export quotas," said Sublime's Zang.
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Nowak says Amazon could achieve these margins by investing the healthy profits from its high-margin cloud, advertising, and Prime subscription businesses back into core retail operations, creating efficiencies that increase margins without having to raise prices.
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EBITDA Margins to Moderate: We expect DSG's consolidated EBITDA margins to moderate in FY17 and FY18 due to the increase in commodity prices globally and a weak local currency, which will drive up its raw material costs.
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Slight Recovery in FY7503: Fitch anticipates a modest recovery in profit margins in FY19 and FY20 driven by restructuring efforts in its Consumer Health division and a slight recovery in pharma margins as recently launched drugs mature.
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By cutting out wholesalers, lowering overhead costs and using savvy marketing techniques, consumer startups can be successful on narrower margins than legacy corporations, but gross margins should still be at least 40-60 percent across most categories.
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But elections are won and lost at the margins, and this experiment suggests that telling people about Trump's family background and business career does have an impact at the margins — including among Republicans predisposed to like Trump.
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Had Clinton hit the thresholds of support within this group that Obama did, she would have carried, with robust margins, the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Iowa, as well as (with narrower margins) Florida and Ohio.
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The domestic pork market is saturated and margins are declining, he added.
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That would squeeze companies' near-record margins and lift their interest costs.
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They liked "The Great Gatsby" enough to write notes in the margins.
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Those margins are drawing online giants, Amazon and Uber, into the business.
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But in a business of thin margins, scale is starting to count.
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It also has relatively low cash reserves and fairly thin profit margins.
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Investors can also expect compressed margins amid rising fuel and labor costs.
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His father, Leonard, drank, and the family was always on the margins.
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That would put pressure on drillers' profit margins, which are already slim.
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These included: Model 3 gross margins, earnings, and most importantly, cash flow.
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Companies are taking all sorts of measures to avoid hits to margins.
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Intel said it expects overall operating margins to grow faster than revenue.
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Many of these drivers of high profit margins are now under threat.
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Goldman cites new contract wins and expanding profit margins, among other factors.
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American cut its first-quarter outlook for margins, citing higher fuel prices.
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The challenge is integrating them without smooshing paying passengers—or profit margins.
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Grocery stores have extremely tight profit margins, so that's a big deal.
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East Coast (Brent) region margins slid 1 cent a barrel to $9.93.
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Fleet sales have low profit margins and can depress new car values.
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The most difficult thing for financial markets is what's happening to margins.
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This trend could lower net interest margins (NIM) by raising funding costs.
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We expect margins to remain at adequate levels over the medium term.
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That was partially offset by weaker profit margins in Exxon's refining business.
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Higher importing costs could mean higher consumer prices, lower margins, or both.
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The dizzy synth drones remain, but voices and static fill the margins.
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How can incumbent service providers differentiate to maintain margins and stay relevant?
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Now those price cuts are putting immense pressure on its profit margins.
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A decline in physical crude values generally means better margins for refiners.
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Price controls have squeezed refiners' margins, prompting one refinery to suspend operations.
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This demonstrates that any threat to profit margins will ultimately displease shareholders.
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Convergence can expand profit margins through cost synergies and enhanced customer loyalty.
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But Democrats narrowed the margins of victory in many of those districts.
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When it comes to profit margins 3G's acquisitions consistently outperform their rivals.
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It reported adjusted core earnings of $384 million, with margins of 8%.
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The increase reflected an increase in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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It had previously expected only a slight revenue gain and flat margins.
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Two passed with ample margins, and prospects for the third look promising.
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Gross margins saw a five percent jump compared to a year earlier.
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And Ireland's low-tax regime leavens the industry's otherwise wafer-thin margins.
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Edwards did worse than he did in 2015 by double-digit margins.
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Analysts will likely be hunting for any information on automotive gross margins.
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And among older women, Clinton dominated Sanders by huge double-digit margins.
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Profit margins increased to 18 percent from 16.5 percent a year ago.
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And as the founder of Movebutter says, the margins are super low.
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Egg-freezers claim margins similar to IVF; some may already be profitable.
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But at this rate, Canon's going to hunt these margins into extinction.
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And the margins on software are much better than those on hardware.
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The UK Statistics Authority admits that the margins of uncertainty are wide.
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Margins and accountability get slimmed down as the number of partners grows.
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The music streaming space affords very thin margins, and competition is fierce.
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The impact on bean processing margins is already showing up in data.
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Hartung said Chipotle's margins grew by 220 basis points during the quarter.
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But these margins are bigger than any overturned before in a recount.
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Distillate margins were at $25.34 a barrel, the highest seasonally since 2014.
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That can be overwhelming for restaurants that already operate on thin margins.
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The company likes to take its time and work those profit margins.
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The business also boasted all-time-high operating margins of 30 percent.
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The analyst said the company's same-store sales and margins are stabilizing.
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I see that success and that opportunity to grow and expand margins.
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The tariffs, in this case, will erode US tech sector profit margins.
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Carmaker BMW fell 2.6 percent after reporting smaller auto margins than expected.
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He's even losing college-educated women by significant margins to Hillary Clinton.
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Operating margins would have to rise to 25%, from about -80% today.
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That will not help Airbus's margins, which have been lower than Boeing's.
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However, EHL demonstrated strict cost discipline by delivering strong double-digit margins.
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Traders say the situation is now steadying as refining margins have improved.
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It said it expects its retail lending margins to continue to shrink.
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It always existed on the margins and on right-wing talk radio.
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Why do the margins vary so widely from one poll to another?
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Admissions from Iraq, Somalia and Iran have declined by similarly steep margins.
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Their thinner margins leave less room to absorb the cost of batteries.
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Margins are contracting as well, from 33.6% to 26.3%, according to Refinitiv.
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Anton Nekhaenko: Telegram is very important to certain narrow margins of society.
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Clinton leads by large margins in the state, according to opinion polls.
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Polls show black and Latino Democrats support charter schools by clear margins.
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With margins tight, escalating costs can cause them to become loss making.
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The smaller animal health unit could also slightly increase margins, Bayer said.
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Both banks passed the tests by comfortable margins over "well-capitalized" minimums.
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But squeezed margins could mean more, not less, downtime in the future.
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Analysts on average had expected margins of 18.4 percent, according to FactSet.
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The announcement comes after last week's earnings forecast cut, citing tighter margins.
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Amazon's spending on infrastructure cut into its profit margins, driving down earnings.
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The mistake was rushing into a bulk market with low margins: petrol.
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In Britain, the energy retailers aim for profit margins of 4-5%.
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But its margins are razor thin because its operational costs are astronomical.
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One worrying trend, Cheong said, is falling profit margins among unrated entities.
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Its profit margins are the lowest of any industry except for retailing.
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With its new private labels, Kidbox aims to grow its margins further.
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But if one believes that margins are mean-reverting, this shouldn't happen.
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Tesla's automotive gross margins dropped in the quarter to 19% from 20%.
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"We see margins rising and upward top- and bottom-line revisions ahead."
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Tesla's automotive gross margins dropped in the quarter to 19% from 63%.
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Rising costs and lower prices are beginning to eat into profit margins.
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The GOP also holds large margins in the state's House and Senate.
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But net interest margins rose slightly at CCB, BoCom, ICBC and BoC.
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"Our margins are basically identical to others in the space," he notes.
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Margins at Saga's tours business have also been crimped by competitive discounting.
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That will hurt margins, especially if crude prices rise with production dropping.
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As such, it often operates above or at the margins of law.
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Bernie Sanders by the narrowest of margins, The Des Moines Register reported.
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Doshi said he'll be watching how Facebook's margins fare in Wednesday's report.
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She predicted earnings and margins at the unit would improve in 22.99.
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Gap executives said on Thursday the focus has turned toward improving margins.
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Five Senate races could have razor-thin margins and go either way.
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Gross margins rose to 1.53 percent from 31.5 percent a year earlier.
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The lofty valuation is a consequence of running businesses with better margins.
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Banks suffer from negative interest rates which eat into their lending margins.
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For a graphic on Asia gasoline vs fuel oil margins, see: tmsnrt.
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The exchange did not elaborate on the reasons for the higher margins.
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Investors were encouraged, however, by optimistic comments about the company's profit margins.
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The company also reported margins tightening as it discounted to boost sales.
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Operating margins in the unit increased to 8.93 percent, from 11.6 percent.
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Operating margins in the business rose to 12.3 percent, from 11.1 percent.
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He will also continue to focus on driving efficiencies and expanding margins.
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Independent refiners are expecting lower margins from the new rules as well.
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Similar margins could hurt Clinton in Ohio, Illinois and Missouri next week.
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These include rolling out new products and focusing on improving gross margins.
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This year, he's doing the same thing, and by even larger margins.
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It earns margins through volume and by ditching the retail pharmacy overhead.
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Men and women both favor Trump over Clinton, but by narrow margins.
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Eight of the 15 highest net profit margins were at drug companies.
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In fact, he's never won with less than by double-digit margins.
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The negative view is that higher wages will reduce corporate profit margins.
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Facebook's largest user base continues to be Asia-Pacific by large margins.
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So what that does is it enables margins to expand over time.
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Higher food and labor costs are putting pressure on already tight margins.
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Coupe said the market remained intensely competitive, with pricing pressure squeezing margins.
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When prices were above $2358 or even $21997, those margins mattered less.
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China soybean crushing margins swoon after sharp Brazil sales price rally: reut.
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The winning margins for both men were bigger than had been forecast.
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Only by 21 could margins rise above that level, they have said.
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The 2016 NASA paper reports a modest thrust beyond experimental error margins.
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The more outstanding races Democrats win, the wider Pelosi's own margins become.
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Profit margins are now about minus 10%, so prices are rising further.
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This suggests there will be a further squeeze on companies' profit margins.
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Violence once on the margins now rattles Porto Alegre as a whole.
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We're talking about tiny, tiny margins that are keeping us from winning.
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Delta has been maximizing jet fuel output, regardless of variations in margins.
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Still, most recent polls show the incumbent Democrat leading by wider margins.
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The bank's margins have been resilient to negative interest rates in Denmark.
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Since the 2013 spending bottom, most have reduced costs and increased margins.
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They essentially want to approach healthcare with high margins and low volume.
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We're a high-revenue business, but our margins are only 2202 percent.
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In a lot of these suburban districts, this is a margins game.
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Raising the prices of all those inputs could trim our thin margins.
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We have excellent margins, probably some of the best in the business.
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The stuff they've been doing is all playing at the margins, right?
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It required knowledge and careful calculation for margins, headers, footers, centering, etc.
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"Already our margins are so thin to have these contracts," Mautz says.
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Adoption of value-at-risk, or VaR, model to calculate initial margins.
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Margins have largely stabilised, except in Bulgaria, where further contraction is likely.
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Except the most important bits, which duck and feint into the margins.
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CT: What are your margins like at the end of the day?
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Nationwide, newspapers started cutting costs to preserve no-longer-sustainable profit margins.
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There has been minimal discounting, which has buoyed G.M.'s profit margins.
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It also helps Amazon's profitability, because private label products have higher margins.
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Across the industry operating margins are twice what they are in America.
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Nonetheless, the tree doctor's profit margins are better than some actual doctors'.
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Profit margins, store management, loan repayment, payroll, marketing — the list goes on.
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"It is now more on the margins of American culture," she said.
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In both the House and the Senate, the vote margins are slim.
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Rubio also beats Trump among both groups, though by far smaller margins.
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Trump leads in Oklahoma, but not by the margins he has elsewhere.
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But so far, most of the efforts have been on the margins.
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A majority of independents and Democrats agreed, but by slightly smaller margins.
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And with margins so wide, those votes can add up for Republicans.
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The bank is focused on growing US assets and improving margins there.
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Wesfarmers' supermarket earnings are highly sensitive to fluctuations in its gross margins.
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As you would imagine, slowing growth puts downward pressure on corporate margins.
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Additionally, EBIT margins were 3371368%, 33713195% and 33711% for the respective segments.
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But those investments could also eat into profit margins, analysts have warned.
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Last week, Democrat Ralph Northam expanded those margins -- behind remarkably high turnout.
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Do the profit margins of large corporations matter more than the environment?
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Margins would not be applied, with full payment required upfront, it said.
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"You lost ALL FIVE in a row, by huge margins," he added.
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"Any opportunity for them to get better access will buoy their margins."
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Fixed-line revenue declined 1.5 percent, but margins improved on cost-cutting.
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Retailers' profit margins have dipped in recent years from fulfilling online orders.
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Donald Trump won the presidency with huge margins in places left behind.
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Margins are also improving as a new, experienced management team takes charge.
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Other companies also are relying on price increases to protect profit margins.
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"One is kind of on the margins of those things," he said.
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Containing the pressure on margins would also be beneficial for the ratings.
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If you are on the margins of America, life can seem meaningless.
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" She wrote in the margins of the yellowed clippings, "Did it hurt?
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Many of the judges were confirmed in the Senate by wide margins.
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Compare this with the single digit margins of most Main Street businesses.
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Their findings' margins of error range from 3.2 to 5.7 percentage points.
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Revenue growth and relatively stable margins should provide for solid FCF generation.
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I will say, from an operator's perspective, the margins are extremely big.
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"The championship is all about tiny margins," Hamilton told reporters on Thursday.
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This has left margins relatively tight, and more coal retirements are planned.
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High profit margins paid for large staffs of reporters and editors who
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The Neotel acquisition has moderately diluted the group's margins and increased leverage.
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Or is it looking at improving margins as well and improving profitability?
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That industry's profit margins continue to be squeezed by low global prices.
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New products often fetch higher prices, which in turn boost profit margins.
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Biden won both moderates and Obama revivalists by huge margins on Saturday.
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But as Prince Mohammed rose, the limited margins for free expression shrank.
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Those types of support systems are crucial for immigrants on the margins.
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In all three states, Sanders lost to Biden by double-digit margins.
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Watch tonight for the difference in margins in Virginia from North Carolina.
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Bizarre claims about Jews have moved from the margins to the establishment.
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And if Lyft is strong enough, then how do you maintain margins?
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In 9003 and 2012, Obama won Erie County by double-digit margins.
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Mom-and-pop studios operating on slim margins often have trouble competing.
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Another theory suggests that caregiving is a business with low profit margins.
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How can we center those people in the margins in the future?
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Wide margins leave little space for outside factors to swing the outcome.
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But it was the decline in Stitch Fix's margins that concerned investors.
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While the network remains profitable, overall revenue has declined, squeezing profit margins.
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