Through the windshield, our midsized city crawled past at a midsized pace.
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Midsized cities CNCS data for 75 "midsized" cities gathered over a longer period (four years, rather than three) showed Utah's Ogden-Clearfield area at the top of the list, with about 50%.
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This is the Citroen C5 Aircross, a midsized SUV crossover.
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OneWest is a midsized lender with headquarters in Pasadena, California.
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This park is named after a midsized bank, Huntington Bank.
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In particular, USMCA promises growth for America's small and midsized exporters.
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Some specialty models fit in midsized trucks, like the Toyota Tacoma.
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Now he heads the English department at a "midsized, middlebrow" university.
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This was outsized struggle in a midsized city. Turn. Turn. Turn.
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It's worked in small markets and midsized markets and large markets.
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Smaller and midsized distribution companies are more at risk for hackers.
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Both compact cars and midsized cars saw the steepest discounts in November.
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Typically, only a small percentage of small and midsized businesses buy cyberinsurance.
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Cadillac showed a concept for a midsized electric SUV earlier this year.
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TiVo also handles DVR functionality for many midsized and international cable providers.
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Since taking charge Ms Botín has built up capital, brought bad debts under control in Brazil and done several midsized deals to boost the bank's position in various markets—in June it bought Popular, a troubled midsized Iberian lender.
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Then there's a bunch of midsized chains and then there's all these independents.
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Midsized companies would be barred from paying dividends while the loan is outstanding.
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The biggest increase - 5.3 percent - was in midsized cities with 250,000 to 499,999 residents.
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Amazon invites small and midsized businesses to sell directly to Amazon customers on Amazon.
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The deal could reshape midsized commercial aviation as competition between Boeing and Airbus intensifies.
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That didn't include a host of midsized cities with more murders per 100,000 residents.
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The Model 23 is a midsized sedan, while the ID.23 sports a hatchback.
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The Tesla Model 3 isn't a luxury car, it's a midsized car masquerading as one.
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Last year the central bank revoked the licence of Skye Bank, a struggling midsized lender.
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Among midsized drillers, IHS warned Ultra Petroleum and SandRidge Energy could come under financial stress.
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They contend it opens taxpayers up to more potential liability should a midsized bank fail.
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They argued it opens taxpayers up to more potential liability should a midsized bank fail.
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The Gartner report said that most of FSL's live customers are small or midsized organizations.
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Credito Valtellinese, a midsized bank, sold its 40-person NPL-management division to Cerved in 2015.
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With a starting price of $35,000, the Model 3 will compete directly with midsized executive cars.
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The Honda is midsized, which is better suited to city traffic and fits into a garage.
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Ford has a platform for its Ranger midsized pickup truck, which could help VW lower development costs.
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A quarter of midsized firms are under private-equity ownership, as are a tenth of large ones.
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In Taungoo, a midsized city in the Burmese plains, she is mostly known as a family doctor.
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Midsized and biggish bio-pharma firms, for instance, have done far better than the very largest ones.
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The company's approach is to make a midsized sedan that feels like a massive, roomy flagship vehicle.
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Thousands of small and midsized companies perfected new shale oil and gas technologies and transformed the landscape.
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It is not easy to be a midsized publicly listed software company facing competition from tech giants.
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Of the 31 midsized cars that were evaluated, only the Toyota Prius v earned a "good" rating.
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"Midsized cars are really struggling," said Andrew DiFeo, owner of a Hyundai franchise in St. Augustine, Fla.
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Ford resumed U.S. production of the midsized Ranger pickup on Monday for the first time in seven years.
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These two speakers join last year's Kilburn II model, which will stick around as the midsized Goldilocks option.
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But midsized industrial firms will struggle to muster the resources to invest more deeply in all their markets.
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YouTube announced several new features out of VidCon today that will shake up the way midsized creators monetize.
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Midsized banks have been the most active in expanding; they are the place to look for sudden trouble.
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For a certain kind of midsized, past-its-prime retail company, private-equity ownership often plays out differently.
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FGAs would especially yield distinct benefits to small-to-midsized businesses that could pay less in payroll tax.
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Bankers have told Uber, a midsized, unprofitable firm, that it might be worth $2013bn, double its valuation in May.
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The key question for forecasters was how a midsized polling mistake led them to get the election so wrong.
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FGAs would yield distinct benefits to employers, especially small-to-midsized businesses that could pay less in payroll tax.
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The Model 3 is a midsized sedan that represents Tesla's first major effort to make a mass-market car.
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Their approach gave governments far too much power and pushed innovation away by pricing out small and midsized businesses.
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Kirkland is a midsized producer operating four gold mines and two mills in a bullion-rich belt of northeastern Ontario.
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Individually, the large units will be available for $249.99, the midsized for $199.99, and the wall plug-ins for $149.99.
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In 23 private-equity firms were responsible for 23% of the purchases of midsized health-care companies, according to Bain.
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The independents and the midsized chains understand that we, in some ways, are one of the salvations for the industry.
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The bank also hopes the push will lead to additional business such as managing money for executives at midsized companies.
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In midsized cities (in China, those with populations of 5m-10m), prices have been rising for the past four months.
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It seems that Viking launched its Ocean Division in 2015 with the goal of reinventing the small-midsized ship category.
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Drive through any midsized town or city and you will see vacant shop floors, distressed housing and empty office space.
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It could offer Ford access to its electric cars platform in exchange for help developing the next VW Amarok midsized pickup.
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"This year, we plan to focus on improving the experience from midsized and international advertisers," said Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Silbermann.
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Many midsized YouTube channels hire teams to help them research, edit, or shoot footage, depending on the needs of the channel.
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Instead, the sprightliest performers are a group of midsized economies, from Ivory Coast to Tanzania, with sustained growth rates above 5%.
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Delta is "very interested" and in discussions with Boeing about its proposed new midsized airplane, known as the NMA, Bastian said.
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Patreon, Reddit, Etsy, the Mozilla Corporation, and other midsized tech companies also backed a brief raising "fundamental concerns" about Oracle's assertions.
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Small businesses reduced their payrolls by 23,000 in June, while midsized and large companies added 60,000 and 65,000 workers, respectively, ADP said.
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Between the lines: Spending increased the fastest in big cities, the survey showed, and larger midsized cities showed the slowest revenue growth.
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Julien Lemoine, Algolia's co-founder, sees opportunity among midsized European firms, which are belatedly aware that they must expand their digital offerings.
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Industry analysts said more jobs could be at risk as the automaker wrestles with permanently shrinking production of small and midsized sedans.
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Car headlights may be failing to help people see behind the wheel at night, according to a new study of midsized vehicles.
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But many midsized US companies are realizing that they need to diversify away from China and have already begun to take action.
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Midsized U.S. producers came just behind, with 43 percent of oil production at $60.54 and 26 percent of gas at at $3.34 hedged.
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Midsized U.S. cities can expect about a 1% GDP loss by 2050 due to increased expenses and reduced growth associated with rising temperatures.
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It does seem that they're taking a lot more chances on those midsized movies that we have not been seeing at major studios.
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The monthly Reuters poll found 57 percent of big and midsized Japanese firms employ foreigners and 60 percent favor a more open immigration system.
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It mostly grows by snapping up smaller fry, but an attempt to buy a midsized Swiss rival, Sika, has gone on for two years.
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Italy's banks and some private investors agreed to underwrite up to €400m ($450m) of subordinated bonds issued by Banca Carige, a midsized Italian lender.
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Bank of America announced internally last year that Vice Chairman Mark Stephanz would create a group that provides investment banking services to midsized companies.
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"Midsized companies have been the strongest performer for the past year," said Ahu Yildirmaz, vice president and co-head of the ADP Research Institute.
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She went to law school and made new friends and when she graduated she got a job in labor relations for a midsized corporation.
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But Sarva pushed back on those criticisms, particularly for Knotel, which focuses on providing flexible office space for midsized companies and other established organizations.
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The argument against Buttigieg has been that the 38-year-old mayor of a midsized Midwest town is too inexperienced to become commander-in-chief.
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Volkswagen's Diess confirmed at the Detroit auto show on Monday that the alliance will include VW gaining access to Ford's midsized Ranger pickup truck platform.
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Last month Shell completed the acquisition of First Utility, a midsized British gas and electricity supplier that already operates under the Shell brand in Germany.
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Small and midsized producers are better hedged than their larger counterparts, but some of these smaller players have substantial debt loads and insufficient price protection.
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The Longitude will compete with the new longer-range, midsized Praetors launched by Embraer SA on Sunday and Bombardier Inc's Challeger 350 and 650 aircraft.
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At great expense, and with the support of other mainstream news organizations, the midsized newspaper company fought all the way to the US Supreme Court.
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According to the 2017 pilot salary survey from the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA), a captain flying a midsized corporate plane like the Bombardier (BBDb.
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Sonos says larger companies make it harder for midsized companies to truly take off because they undercut on price and wield far greater market power.
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But it highlights a worrying reality: Smaller and midsized companies that operate electricity distribution systems often have inadequate resources to invest in full cybersecurity protections.
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For example, people who are looking for a new midsized phone and are considering the Galaxy S8 — 5.8 inches sounds too big, but is it really?
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After spending several months under house arrest in late 2014, Vladimir Yevtushenkov, a Russian oligarch, relinquished control of Bashneft, a midsized oil firm, to the state.
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"The market has gone toward midsized cars where you don't have that pricing capability and as a consequence it's difficult to cover the costs," he says.
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The first was his reputation for clean governance, earned as mayor of the midsized Javanese city of Solo and then as governor of Jakarta, Indonesia's capital.
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However, critics say that it has handcuffed banks — especially midsized and smaller institutions — keeping them from providing capital and increasing costs that have been passed onto consumers.
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Our bed-and-breakfast looked like it was out of a goth comic book: a shadowy, midsized Victorian on top of a steep hill, in forced perspective.
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But leveraged buyout (LBO) techniques are now "commoditized," and the industry is extremely saturated: PE backs 23% of America's midsized companies, and 11% of its large companies.
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"Chengdu RYD admires and cooperates with suppliers who have great strength and quality products and services," the midsized technology startup said on its official social media account.
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VW officials have talked about gaining access to Ford's Transit commercial van and the Ranger midsized pickup truck, as well as building their vehicles in Ford plants.
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He is among a selected few Chinese officials who could boast the experience of having managed two provinces, each with the population of a midsized European country.
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The super-midsized Praetor 600 can fly four well-heeled travelers nonstop between London and New York, or eight passengers on that route at a slower speed.
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On June 23rd the ECB handed out the same "failing or likely to fail" verdict to two midsized lenders in Italy, Veneto Banca and Banca Popolare di Vicenza.
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Conte says Patreon can't scale a one-size-fits-all service to include things that big or midsized creators really want, like merchandise management and full-time support.
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Employee Reality in the U.S. Midsized Market, employees reported that the quality of the work, the hours, and flexibility as the top reasons for happiness and employee engagement.
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Mr Sechin can add the sale to a string of recent victories that include the purchase of Bashneft, a midsized Russian oil firm, from the government last month.
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Midsized businesses, defined as employing between 50 and 0003 people, added 99,000 jobs, while small-employer employment rose by 50,000 and large companies increased their workforces by 41,000.
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German firms certainly should not revert to a system in which age equates to rank, reckons Gerhard Rübling, labour director of TRUMPF, a midsized engineering outfit; meritocracy must prevail.
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According to Bain, the share of America's midsized companies controlled by private equity tripled between 220 and 27; for large companies it increased more than fivefold (see chart 28).
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Now this worldview is spreading to a midsized private college at T.C.U., which has 209 staff members in its athletic department versus 433 staff members in its history department.
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They posted a video at the time of the acquisition, talking about, when you're running a small, midsized, or really any size studio independently, you're always doing multiple jobs.
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Everyone hates pharmaceutical firms, but their share of health-care rent-seeking is relatively trivial, especially once you include the many midsized and small firms that are investing heavily.
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The automaker confirmed that production of the Chrysler 200 midsized sedan would end in December in order to ready the plant to build the light duty Ram 1500 pickup.
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Investors have focused on Pfizer doing a larger deal, analyst Divan wrote, but the company would rather see midsized deals to bring multiple growth drivers into the innovative business.
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Since its public launch last July, Hire is still marketed to just US-based small-to-midsized companies that are unlikely to outsource recruiters to help them fill open positions.
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"The one gap that I did see was in the private investing space," said Colston, founder of Dynasty Sports Group, a consulting company focused on midsized sports and technology companies.
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Google says it will shut down Google Hire, its G Suite tool built for recruiters at small and midsized companies, on September 1st, 2020, despite launching only two years ago.
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But millions cars that were leased two or three years ago, many of them used compact and midsized cars with low mileage, are heading toward auction lots and used car dealerships.
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In 2013, the Hubble Space Telescope monitored the starlight passing through the atmosphere of a midsized planet called GJ 1214b, but the spectrum was flat, with no chemical fingerprints at all.
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Yet both are part of a continuing structural shift in Europe, as a result of which small and midsized firms have a viable alternative to banks as a source of credit.
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It has spent much of the money on stock buybacks, debt reduction and a series of small-to-midsized acquisitions, including medical technology company ZELTIQ Aesthetics Inc and drugmaker Tobira Therapeutics.
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Eventually, Bergwall says, systems like this could make aviation more economical, if they convince regulators that many midsized business jets can drop the requirement for having two pilots in the cockpit.
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Tesla releases sales and production figures every quarter, and it has previously touted the Model 2000's popularity compared to other midsized premium sedans from automakers like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi.
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In June, a study in the journal Nature described an outburst of X-ray light in a cluster of faraway stars that astronomers interpreted as a midsized black hole swallowing a star.
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Ferdinand Piech, Volkswagen AG's former chairman and chief executive, who transformed the German company from a struggling midsized carmaker into a global automotive powerhouse, has died, German tabloid Bild said on Monday.
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From midsized cities like Utica to rural hamlets, many Republicans defended her comments as refreshing, while others said they were irrelevant, arguing that they were in line with today's overheated political discourse.
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But there are 13 large cities -- population 250,000 or more -- with higher murder rates (murders per 100,000 people), and that doesn't include a host of midsized cities with more murders per 100,20.53 residents.
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Lincoln debuted its new midsized Aviator SUV at the New York International Auto Show this week, and it features more high-tech bells-and-whistles than Ford's luxury brand is typically known for.
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"Especially the fact that it seems like we're at capacity at such a low level of actual absorption [sales]," said Myers, CEO of Thrive Home Builders, a midsized, privately owned builder in Denver.
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ZIP codes were arbitrarily delineated and covered a range of neighborhood types; in most small and midsized cities, one ZIP code can cover urban, suburban and rural neighborhoods with highly variable socioeconomic characteristics.
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These projects can cost no more than $450 million and are intended to complement NASA's larger Solar System exploration missions, including the midsized New Frontiers missions and the flagship Solar System Exploration missions.
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Stiles notes that cities will be competing to get in line for that limited Army Corps funding, so a midsized city like Norfolk will be up against Miami or New York or San Francisco.
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But a lack of scale, and the costs of operating in lots of midsized countries, may help explain corporate Europe's weak return on equity, which at 9% lags behind America (13%) and China (10%).
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The analysts believe Boeing was likely close to announcing a new midsized aircraft in March when the second of two fatal crashes occurred involving its 737 Max model, killing a total of 346 people.
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As the second-biggest U.S. lender with a large commercial banking business, executives believe Bank of America can make inroads in advising midsized companies on mergers and stock and bond offerings, the sources said.
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Hackett also assessing whether to reduce and consolidate production of models such as the Fiesta subcompact and two midsized sedans that are built in multiple locations around the world, but are experiencing slowing demand.
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Lehman Brothers was a midsized investment bank, yet its failure helped turn a local bust into a once-in-a-century crisis because it was so tightly connected to the rest of the system.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) said on Friday it had ordered Suruga Bank, a midsized bank mired in a lending scandal, to stop making new loans for property investments for six months.
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PARIS, March 12 (Reuters) - French state-owned investment bank Bpifrance will increase guarantees on small and midsized firms loans to 90% of the loan from 70%, Financial Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday.
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The global 737 MAX suspension came as Boeing was moving toward the decision of a decade: whether to launch an all-new jet program with a niche midsized airplane, known so far as the NMA.
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TOKYO, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Japan's Financial Services Agency said on Friday it had ordered Suruga Bank, a midsized bank mired in a lending scandal, to stop making new loans for property investments for six months.
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Shopify's proposition that small- and midsized businesses have to adopt mobile and other online platforms is likewise intact, and it beat analysts' bottom-line forecasts in each of its two quarters as a public company.
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It wants to drum up business from midsized companies that would prefer to issue securities through the investment bank, rather than take a loan, and from individuals who would like investment options alongside their bank accounts.
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Auto Bild said Daimler and BMW are in talks over whether to share engineering costs for compact and midsized cars, which are designed to be "electric first," but also have the capability of accommodating conventional powertrains.
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In my brief time demoing the speakers, both were able to fill the midsized living room demo space and sounded good, with the Stammen offering a little more precision in sound compared to the more powerful Baggen.
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Speaking at an aviation conference in Atlanta, Bastian said Delta was "very interested" in Boeing's proposed new midsized airplane, though he said the world's largest planemaker was focusing first on dealing with the crisis surrounding the MAX.
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It was dealt a further blow in Paris when Airbus announced first orders for a long-range, narrow-body jet, the A321XLR, that will compete with a new midsized aircraft that Boeing will not launch for years.
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The collaboration is an effort to capitalize on the momentum created by the White House's Smart City Challenge, a competition for midsized cities to rethink urban transportation using technology like self-driving cars and smart street lights.
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Truthfully, what I've been surprised in in the economics of the business is, if you had asked me 10 months ago when I joined, I would've thought, it's only going to work in midsized cities and above.
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Indeed, his return is part of an ambitious plan to expand Céline, which now has an annual turnover of slightly less than 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion) — midsized by LVMH brand standards — into a Dior-size brand.
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The office is currently looking at how the banks it has selected for review - large and midsized banks - handle their sales practices and then will expand its work in the near future based on the findings, he said.
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Even with its Memorial Day sales events, May proved to be one of the best months to get a great deal on a car, according to TrueCar data, especially if you're looking for a family-oriented midsized SUV.
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Tom Cochran, a former chief technology officer of Atlantic Media, calculated that the midsized firm was spending more than $1m a year on processing e-mails, with each one costing on average around 95 cents in labour costs.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV said last week it would phase out production of its Dodge Dart small car and its midsized Chrysler 200 sedan, and seek partners to produce replacements, because profits for the smaller cars had evaporated.
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The volatile weather is part of a larger pattern of human-caused climate change, and the Trump administration is deliberately prioritizing industrial-scale agriculture; both are making it harder for small and midsized family farms to stay afloat.
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The recovery bill obviously had to be done quickly so it's not perfect, but I think particularly with small and midsized businesses, it offers important aid, and the strengthening of unemployment insurance is also a very good idea.
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A pair of the original Orbi will continue to sell for $399.99, but Netgear will offer two of its mid-sized Orbi units for $349.99, and a bundle with a midsized unit and a wall plug-in for $299.99.
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In defending the Choice Act, House Republicans have said it will free midsized and community banks from onerous regulations, while also getting the taxpayer off the hook for "bailing out" Wall Street banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
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Proponents make promises of "free" calculating software from state governments, but a study by the group True Simplification of Taxation (TruST) estimates implementation costs of $80,000 to $290,000 and yearly maintenance costs of $57,85033 to $260,000 for midsized retailers.
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The bank's special situations group, which invests in and lends to midsized firms, is looking to invest in fintechs across the region, Gaurav Seth, a partner at Goldman who leads the bank's business in the Americas, told the outlet.
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A group centred on France and Germany creates a common asylum system, the Nordics and the Baltics build a deep digital-services union, and militarily adventurous states like France and Italy complement NATO with midsized interventions close to Europe.
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During the past few decades, it has bought small and midsized television-station operators and then circumvented regulations by setting up shell companies that on paper appear to be separate entities but over which Sinclair exerts almost total control.
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On this list, Clinton generally won the largest places, including Philadelphia, Miami, Chicago and San Antonio, while Trump's strength emerges in midsized and smaller metropolitan areas ranging from Indianapolis, Nashville and Dayton to Charleston, West Virginia, and Peoria, Illinois.
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Mercedes, which has reported a 20 percent increase in January sales to 150,814 cars, has benefited from surging demand for its new C-Class midsized saloon and expects further tailwind this year from the launch of a new E-Class model.
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In 2015, long before Kopitiam was the midsized bustling restaurant it is today, it was a small four-seat shop run by one-woman band Kyo Pang that was forced to close in December 2017 because of a rent spike.
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"Moonlight" is the perfect example of the midsized, midbudget drama that has gone through the traditional theatrical system, played the best film festivals in the world, gone up the whole academy ladder, and yet real people aren't seeing that movie.
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Markopolos, best known for raising early alarms about Bernard Madoff, who was arrested in 2008 for running a Ponzi scheme, said he would share in profits from a midsized U.S. hedge fund that sold GE shares short before the report came out.
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By linking corporates, suppliers and banks through a standardized digital platform, the network aims to lower costs as small and midsized companies will be able to submit and verify purchase orders and invoices to request trade financing from the banks of their choice.
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Under that scenario bankers see an expected €13bn equity raising at UniCredit, Italy's largest bank, being priced at a low valuation, and midsized lenders Carige, Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca potentially struggling to raise the at least €3.5bn in additional capital they need.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France expects the European Central Bank (ECB) will send a signal in favor of loans to banks for small and midsized firms, Financial Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday, as governments seek to reduce the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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There is plenty that banks could do: get more credit to young firms, improve payments systems so that a higher proportion of midsized firms can engage in cross-border e-commerce, and harness technology to make banking as cheap and easy to use as a smartphone app.
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Additional areas are the Organic Certification Cost Share Program, which can mitigate some of the cost of certification, especially for small and midsized farms, and Organic Environmental Quality Incentives Program funding through natural resources conservation services that provides producers with assistance to implement conservation plans and practices.
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Spontaneous celebrations erupted in downtown Los Angeles and on the streets of San Francisco (OJ's birthplace) where I was living at the time, but not in the middle-class white suburb of the midsized city in the midwestern part of the country where I grew up.
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And all I needed to turn this destiny into reality was to make it out of my midsized city—not worth specifying—and move to L.A., where, of course, an actor needed to be if he was to have any chance at that thing called success.
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PARIS, March 12 (Reuters) - France expects the European Central Bank (ECB) will send a signal in favour of loans to banks for small and midsized firms, Financial Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday, as governments seek to reduce the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Further M&A/business development will likely be pursued, but small to midsized deals may not be significant enough to move the needle, while it appears other factors may need to be sorted out before PFE will be ready to pursue a larger deal," he wrote.
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In the House, by contrast the anti-reform majority was able to pass a bill that effectively repealed the entire law, with the vocal support of the small and midsized banks overshadowing the fact that it was killing consumer protection and rolling back other popular reforms.
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While large-scale M&A activity is not anticipated given the dearth of cable network assets available, there is room at the 'BBB-' level to absorb some midsized acquisitions if Fitch believed the company had a credible plan to restore leverage to under 4x within a 12-month timeframe.
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"The RIN market is the quintessential example of a 'rigged' market where large gas station chains, big oil companies and large speculators are assured to make windfall profits at the expense of small and midsized independent refineries which have been designated the 'obligated parties' to deliver RINs," Icahn wrote.
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By 2016, the bloc of pro-financial reform Senate Democrats with whom I agreed that a bill dealing with the small and midsized banks would be both substantively neutral and politically beneficial, both to themselves and to the basic cause of financial reform, were negotiating for this package.
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While I share the view of many of the pro-reform Senate Democrats who have accepted this package that responding to the concerns of small and midsized banks has both substantive and political arguments in its favor, I believe that the price the Republican colleagues are demanding is too high.
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"The RIN market is the quintessential example of a 'rigged' market where large gas station chains, big oil companies and large speculators are assured to make windfall profits at the expense of small and midsized independent refineries which have been designated the 'obligated parties' to deliver RINs," Icahn said in the letter.
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The French government is in the process of establishing a special office to handle larger donations, according to the AP. Donors thus far have ranged from large corporations like Apple and the owners of L'Oreal, Chanel and Dior to local parishioners and residents of small and midsized French towns, according to the news service.
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More from Eric Platt and Mark Vandevelde of the FT: The so-called family offices where Mr. Trott wields clout and raises much of his capital are garnering increasing power on Wall Street, as they hire investment teams to buy midsized companies outright instead of ploughing money into funds run by outside fund managers.
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" Near the end of a placid April morning in San Francisco, a nonprofit called the Center for Humane Technology convened more than three hundred people in a midsized amphitheatre named SFJAZZ—co-founders of Pinterest and Craigslist and Apple, vice-presidents at Google and Facebook, several prominent venture capitalists, and many people whose job titles were "storyteller" or "human-experience engineer.
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Fitch Ratings has reviewed the ratings for the following Brazilian small and midsized banks: --Banco Triangulo S.A. (Triangulo) --Banco Inter S.A. (Inter) --Banco Rendimento S.A. (Rendimento) --BR Partners S.A. (BR Partners) --Banco BS2 S.A. (BS2) --Banco Pine S.A. (Pine) --Banco Fator S.A. (Fator) --Banco BMG S.A. (BMG) A full list of rating actions follows at the end of this release.
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The clarity that I thought I'd had moments earlier had not been clarity at all but, rather, its opposite, delusion, which was now being usurped by an all-encompassing awareness, horrible and heavy, through which I understood at once that I was not talented, had never been talented, that my life as a general laborer was proof of this lack of talent, and that being cast in a role with zero lines was not a step toward fame but a step into obscurity in a midsized city.
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