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The ad business keeps getting more lucrative for Google:
If they won't play along, there's a more lucrative option.
A managed coexistence could be just as or more lucrative.
This is slightly more risky, but also potentially more lucrative.
But it may be more lucrative than any of them.
The traffickers may have simply found a more lucrative business.
Which, as we know, makes it more lucrative for businesses.
It also becomes more and more lucrative for the smugglers.
This would reduce their appeal to more lucrative international students.
But working digitally is faster and more lucrative, he said.
But organized crime groups have another, more lucrative revenue stream.
Since then, the cuteness industry has only become more lucrative.
That's because natural gas bubbles up alongside more lucrative oil.
It's more lucrative than sex trafficking and wildlife smuggling combined.
The job is more lucrative in some states than others.
Start looking for that more lucrative gig while you're at it.
It's hard to begrudge his decision to pursue more lucrative options.
Selling ads to all parties is a much more lucrative proposition.
"It is a much, much more lucrative deal now," he said.
It&aposs never been more lucrative to be a professional athlete.
Manpower has shifted to the more lucrative and lighter risk areas.
Clearly, her later film roles would prove to be much more lucrative!
Andrew Gason: No—there are many more lucrative markets in other countries.
A few months later, Tran allegedly hatched an even more lucrative plan.
GM continued its strategy of concentrating on the more lucrative retail sales.
It may, in fact, be more lucrative to invest your money elsewhere.
Breakfast has become more lucrative for fast-food restaurants in recent years.
This distinction will presumably help Johansson leverage more lucrative salaries going forward.
Still, as successful as these scams are, others are even more lucrative.
Limiting FDIC premium deductibility could be even more lucrative for the Treasury.
Instead, it focused on the more popular (and more lucrative) iOS version instead.
One of the more lucrative of those shorts lost him money this month.
Renting out software and server space to other businesses is even more lucrative.
Scale that up and you can see how borrowing is much more lucrative.
They want access to the more lucrative and dynamic creative side, as well.
But now many Akha grow more lucrative crops like coffee, tea, and rubber.
If the sequel is going to be more lucrative, genuine hostility couldn't hurt.
Since then, many have abandoned their accounts to focus on more lucrative platforms.
For John, those traits have proved vastly more lucrative than a traditional education.
"It's more lucrative right now to preserve the forest," Dos Santos Gomes says.
It makes workers reluctant to leave jobs to forge potentially more lucrative careers.
The iPhone is a lot more lucrative than any of Apple's other products.
If adopted, they might end up being more lucrative for the conferences, too.
Jeff Bezos, Amazon's boss, is going after a potentially more lucrative customer: the government.
But without better law enforcement, high sand prices also make illicit mining more lucrative.
The procedure makes the women more lucrative plaintiffs in lawsuits against medical device manufacturers.
While the campaigns have their fans, the multiplayer is clearly the more lucrative portion.
In Wednesday's lawsuit, Allen says her male colleagues were assigned to more lucrative accounts.
Many budding dentists also pursue specialties which can make their practices even more lucrative.
The aviators were out there, but they were smartly opting for more lucrative careers.
The big ones keep offering plans because they have other more lucrative insurance products.
I soon realised selling drugs was more lucrative, so I switched up to that.
With a college degree, the payoff — a more lucrative career — is distant and uncertain.
If it's successful, the reduction in supply could even make sex trafficking more lucrative.
Street to start Zero Hedge may have been an even more lucrative career path.
These settlements add up, enabling patent trolls to go after bigger, more lucrative targets.
Booth has had opportunities to take more lucrative jobs, but there were other considerations.
But investment managers are eager to expand their portfolio to include more lucrative assets.
His works have also become more lucrative on the auction circuit over the years.
The aim is to stop audit being subsidised by the more lucrative advisory work.
You can learn through this 219-course collection and kickstart a much more lucrative career.
It helps them divert resources so they can engage their more lucrative drug trafficking operations.
It could open the door for Microsoft for a much more lucrative government cloud business.
With returns from antibiotics down, big pharmaceutical companies have abandoned them for more lucrative drugs.
State jobs are seen as more secure, more lucrative and less demanding than private ones.
Developing for iOS tends to be more lucrative overall, and there's very little device fragmentation.
After you add in direct sales from Instagram, being famous has never been more lucrative.
A more regressive—but more lucrative—tax system, including a VAT, might enable such spending.
Participation also ensures positions on more lucrative bond and equity issues that subsidize cheaper loans.
Commercially insured patients are more lucrative to hospital operators than those who use government insurance.
But maneuvering to more lucrative individual advertiser contracts had proven difficult in the preceding years.
Full-rate production contracts are more lucrative for defense companies than low rate production contracts.
"The more extreme, the more lucrative," appears to be the rule, according to the entrepreneur.
Many Chinese chefs turned to Japanese food, as it was significantly classier and more lucrative.
It also makes financial speculation more lucrative, luring clever people away from the real economy.
Work, too, was viewed by many as more urgent — and far more lucrative — than sports.
It's a more lucrative field, paid for privately by patients, with a less demanding workload.
I asked him which pastime was more lucrative and he gave me a pitying look.
On the ride-hailing/sharing side, however, autonomy promises to create much more lucrative opportunities.
As it turns out, ethical hacking can actually be much more lucrative than operating illegally.
Peddling polarizing content and disinformation only grew easier and more lucrative as the decade progressed.
This was thanks to the ever-more lucrative boot sponsorship deals engineered by increasingly influential agents.
When Buffett was 13, he found a more lucrative gig: Delivering copies of The Washington Post.
But Boeing has been winning in the smaller but more lucrative market for wide-body jets.
And although Mr Trump might swallow sheep's lungs, he may play hardball with more lucrative industries.
Back then, movies were not the multi-million dollar engines fueling an even more lucrative business.
He started "The Show" in the hope that television would be more lucrative than independent film.
Unfortunately, this mindset compels many people considering teaching to search instead for a more lucrative profession.
Will that make them more lucrative, or a hilarious overestimate of what people might reasonably buy?
The written word is increasingly used to drive readers to more lucrative audio and video offerings.
Frustrated by the dysfunction, seasoned employees started leaving for more lucrative work in the private sector.
The next four Potter films were far more lucrative, generating well over $22.2 billion in revenue.
That makes wedding gifts a more lucrative industry than weddings themselves, and a much simpler one.
TME's differentiated model has made it a more lucrative business compared to many of its peers.
They may say I left for a more lucrative deal, but this is not the case.
More lucrative products like loans could make paying 3 percent much easier for Robinhood to handle.
Paul is still not eligible for the more lucrative Google Preferred ad program, according to Polygon.
Lenovo is eyeing the more lucrative premium smartphone sector, he said, while ramping up marketing expenses.
With the PC market shrinking, Intel has focused more on the more lucrative data-center market.
Too many of the people who make games have left for more lucrative, less stressful industries.
Other brands target top players with more lucrative long-term contracts meant to showcase their brands.
The TV presenter will move to another show and may even get a more lucrative contract.
Hospitals aren't thrilled about this shift because these surgeries are more lucrative in the inpatient setting.
In other words, insurers are allowed to claim subsidies, but through a different, more lucrative channel.
The city sometimes struggles to lure specialists in data analysis and technology from more lucrative jobs.
The next four Potter films were far more lucrative, generating well over $4 billion in revenue.
"I think Amazon has more lucrative areas to go after than becoming a PBM," he said.
The fentanyl directly from China is far more lucrative for sellers because of its higher purity.
Rather, he also had his eyes on the more lucrative opportunities against big names like Wilder.
It became much more lucrative for the credit union in 2016, but Seefried won't reveal specifics.
"I think that selling ice to Eskimos might be more lucrative than selling solar panels," Cramer said.
Such companies can be much more lucrative than those that offer just one core business or service.
Somebody could also follow Jeb Bush's example, bucking a traditional exploratory committee for a more lucrative PAC.
The recreational sector - what state regulators prefer to call the "adult use" market - is considered more lucrative.
The smarter, more responsible and, ultimately, more lucrative approach is to find other monetization models, like licensing.
Taking Samsung, for example, it's easy to see why podcast targeting is more lucrative than music targeting.
But, if successful, a hypersonic spaceplane would unlock a market many times more lucrative than space tourism.
GEO's hiring of Daniel Ragsdale is, according to Takei, a simple attempt to attain more lucrative contracts.
It can be more lucrative to move from academia to private employment, but it also complicates things.
Purchasing Qualcomm would give Broadcom a much more lucrative line of business in the mobile phone markets.
Then, when the salary cap jumps again next year, Durant can sign an even more lucrative deal.
It seems, the larger and more lucrative an operation is, the more subsidies it tends to receive.
College sports have become a colossal business opportunity, and no one sport is more lucrative than football.
The move is part of a push by large U.S. airlines to attract more lucrative premium travelers.
But some vehicles retain much more of their value, providing more lucrative resale opportunities for their owners.
As doctors devote more time to more lucrative private-pay patients, access in the public system erodes.
"The bigger your audience is, the more lucrative your post-presidential career can potentially be," says Troy.
It's more lucrative, instead, to develop pricey new therapies, even if they offer only marginal clinical benefits.
Companies often treat natural gas as a byproduct when drilling for oil, which is far more lucrative.
However, he is expected to remain once a longer and more lucrative deal has been hammered out.
He said Mr. Ross could have made more lucrative investments, but opted instead to help the unions.
But French bankers hoping their former colleague will push more lucrative business their way may be disappointed.
Andrei Jikh was teaching magic online but he found more lucrative work by switching to personal finance.
Among cards with no annual fee, the Propel now has one of the more lucrative reward structures.
Squeezed by years of near-negative interest rates, banks have been forced to look for more lucrative business.
Unskilled migrants care for babies or the elderly, thus freeing the native-born to do more lucrative work.
The more famous the artist, and the larger the fan base, the more lucrative streaming plays can be.
Rather than starting 2019 with another financial resolution, there's still time to make 2018 a little more lucrative.
Here are eight simple habits you can adopt today that will help make 2019 a more lucrative year.
Last year print ads, still far more lucrative than digital ads, continued to decline sharply at major newspapers.
And it surely hopes it will be able to "upsell" customers more lucrative products, such as financial advice.
Retail sales are more lucrative to auto companies than fleet sales to businesses, government agencies and rental firms.
That's the traditionally more lucrative part of the business, where customers with better credit spend more per month.
But with few recurring costs, e-messaging is a much more lucrative enterprise—and not just for JPay.
Even if it decreases Messenger usage slightly, Day could make the app as a whole much more lucrative.
Rather, the free tier's primary business purpose has been to bait customers into its more lucrative enterprise platforms.
Then Ashe struck on a more lucrative idea— charging for membership, still a new idea at the time.
Comparatively, in 216 equity checks averaged in the low 2479% area, making the return on investments more lucrative.
The West African country also lacks facilities to transform those reserves into higher-grade and more lucrative alumina.
While it may be more lucrative, the piles of garbage are a threat to villagers' health, environmentalists say.
Some are reportedly leaving in search for potentially more lucrative positions elsewhere given the current low unemployment rate.
If implemented widely, the new TikTok features could make the video-sharing app far more lucrative for influencers.
The first half of the year is usually more lucrative for investment banks, so profitability may yet decline.
They were really good role models who could have had more lucrative careers, but they chose education instead.
Higher stock prices equal more lucrative payouts, especially if executives have been holding onto options for several years.
They said being a consultant is more lucrative in the long run, and provides better work-life balance.
The rivalry has been the European Tour versus the more lucrative PGA Tour, based in the United States.
People overestimate the extent to which in-house jobs are safer or more lucrative than working for yourself.
The university is completing a $36.85 million deal with Nike and expects to sign a more lucrative one.
The spread of COVID-19 has led to consumer hoarding of staple groceries, making meat-processing more lucrative.
But they are separate from the more lucrative WTA Tour tournaments (or ATP Tour on the men's side).
Globally, the rise of instant delivery has made urban distribution, logistics, and warehouse spaces popular, and more lucrative.
"Land values for development are far more lucrative than commercial farming operations in Southern California," Mr. Creamer said.
The Star Trek franchise desperately wants to be more like its younger, sexier, more lucrative cousin, Star Wars.
Despite Google's global market share dominance, Apple's App Store has always been much more lucrative for app makers.
In fact, people with weaker credit scores can in some ways be more lucrative customers for credit products.
Regulators worry that firms could be tempted to go soft on audits to get more lucrative consultancy work.
By design, auctions are more lucrative for the seller when there&aposs a large pool of eager buyers.
By updating the experience with indoor positioning and screens, it could get easier and much more lucrative for merchants.
As one GitHub employee pointed out to The Verge, Microsoft also pursues contracts that are potentially much more lucrative.
At that point you position yourself on a financial lane that is a lot more lucrative than material trade.
Moreover, it is hard to convince locals to build bamboo homestays when gold mining is so much more lucrative.
The arrival of the conflict grew this black-market economy exponentially, making it more lucrative and more deeply ingrained.
It turned out to be a highly worthwhile introduction to a16z, though it could have been even more lucrative.
The third sector, industrial biotechnology, is much less visible but even more lucrative, worth $147bn or more (see chart).
Of course, Star Trek (2009) and Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) both opened in the more lucrative May timeframe.
One day, the enlarged company might make for a more lucrative spinoff or sale than Pfizer could muster today.
Some farmers in Ghana and Ivory Coast are already switching to more lucrative crops like palm oil or rubber.
Those advertisements became more lucrative, and then slowly, publishers ceded most of their page over to this behavioral advertising.
The numbers reflect Amazon's transformation from a low-margin retail business to a more lucrative marketplace and technology behemoth.
Still, food could soon become a more lucrative piece of political currency, some politicians, pollsters and convention veterans say.
As in other Asian countries, there is a temptation to turn short-lived graffiti careers into more lucrative endeavors.
Having moved to Guangdong to work as a construction laborer, he soon found that these performances were more lucrative.
Such features might easily qualify the Minotaur for a more lucrative show business career as, say, frontman for Megadeth.
The cost and danger of crossing without papers would rise, making smuggling even more lucrative for organized crime syndicates.
O'Leary isn't able to share specifics, but she does explain that the platform is becoming more and more lucrative.
Thousands of new drivers would enter the more lucrative market, bringing average earnings back down to the market rate.
Instead, the sellers wanted it, because fentanyl is much more potent and cheaper — and therefore more lucrative — than heroin.
"Spanish destinations are becoming more lucrative because capacity is very tight, and the prices there are rising," Joussen said.
The video apps are even more lucrative because they attract a lot of users in their teens and 20s.
Green reportedly turned down more lucrative offers elsewhere to return to the Clippers and try to win a championship.
Plus, WeWork has developed enterprise products for large corporations, such as Microsoft, who tend to sign longer, more lucrative leases.
In the States, it's tricky because America loves titties but it's so controversial which makes it more lucrative for me.
In addition to producing honey, bees have found more lucrative work, pollinating one-third of the crops grown in America.
Some will say it merely furthers Facebook's business goals of driving more lucrative video ad views, but it's also pragmatic.
In the words of a former top official, "it's more lucrative and rewarding to help companies navigate the sanctions era."
Proposals involving diamond rings have become more commonplace over the last few decades as the wedding industry grows more lucrative.
But much more lucrative is the fact that he also charges any company that wants a review a flat fee.
But forgers are still churning out the more lucrative signed balls and bats and photographs from sports greats of yore.
To belabor the obvious pun: Feed is hoping that Sesame will open the door for bigger and more lucrative things.
The break-up of Philip Morris and Altria did wonders for shareholders, but a reunion could be even more lucrative.
Although Booker earned income only from his Senate salary in 2018, he has experienced more lucrative periods in the past.
The latest iteration of the Ford-VW alliance suggests the German automaker may hold the more lucrative cards - for now.
Under the old relationship banking model, investment-grade lending has been a loss-leader designed to net more lucrative business.
So, for those considering where to put their money, history shows it might be more lucrative to bet on ladies.
With the way in which technology is evolving, remaining stagnant will only cost you bigger and more lucrative career opportunities.
Some small farmers have abandoned the crop altogether for vegetables or other, more lucrative export crops, such as macadamia nuts.
After all, holding the entire cloud to ransom sounds a lot more lucrative than targeting any number of individual computers.
Retail sales cover individuals and are generally more lucrative than volume fleet sales to rental car agencies, businesses and government.
After making the move to Dallas in 2016 and signing an even more lucrative contract, Morris held on to Bentley.
Indeed, in losing the battle to keep Kabasele, Janssens ensured he could win a larger and potentially more lucrative war.
Motor insurance is also seen as a way for insurance companies to cross-sell other, more lucrative products to customers.
Among investor concerns: Xiaomi hasn't shown it's evolving from a maker of cheap gadgets into a more lucrative internet company.
One day, the enlarged company might make for a more lucrative spin off or sale than Pfizer could muster today.
Ms. Colón said she thought that getting a driver's license would improve her chances of finding a more lucrative job.
A few other board members still have more lucrative deals than Coles, but she's no longer the odd person out.
But working with OEMs to implement its technologies on third-party device is potentially a much more lucrative way forward.
The FDIC license will allow Varo to engage in more lucrative segments of retail banking, like personal loans and mortgages.
After legal demands called for a change of course, artists like Patrick Avard made cheer compositions original, and more lucrative.
They want to get at the family fortune, which they believe is more lucrative than anything the company could provide.
The Purdue program adjusts the payment terms depending on students' academic majors, because some fields are more lucrative than others.
While many of the more lucrative engineering positions require graduate school degrees, mechanical engineers typically only need a bachelor's degree.
Cubans with small businesses and more lucrative jobs in tourism are typically lighter-skinned, with advantages built up over time.
Also having a blast in grad school, when I (presumably) could be making more going into some more lucrative field.
Fields with lower production costs in Texas and Oklahoma have been far more lucrative than North Dakota's in recent years.
While digital advertising revenues increased 8.5 percent in the fourth quarter, the more lucrative advertising revenues fell 1.3 percent overall.
But he quickly realized he had acquired a more lucrative attraction: a fantastical creature people would pay money to see.
Also, women are more likely to take jobs in academia or government than in private industry, which is more lucrative.
Thanks to CBS' strength in television programming, it may be a more lucrative acquisition target for another media or technology company.
The user experience put at risk by interruptive ads can actually form the basis of a more lucrative and sustainable offering.
That disparity leads naturally to perpetual roster turnover, as Valencia's best players routinely leave after one year for more lucrative opportunities.
Most of these voters are probably in the poorest fifth of households, though some may previously have held more lucrative jobs.
Be smart: The goal for most of these mega-streamers is to get users to buy some other, more lucrative service.
No one planned the virality of that moment, but imagine how much more lucrative it could have been if they had.
Vistara reached that milestone in June but has been waiting on regulatory approvals before launching into the more lucrative international market.
Third, this is also one more sign of how Salesforce continues to eye up more lucrative contracts in the public sector.
Maybe leaving the royals was in Melissa's best interest: she could have found a more lucrative or less demanding job offer.
The toothbrush itself is part of the customer acquisition costs for the much more lucrative dental insurance and dental consumables market.
The better the videos are on Facebook, the more people will watch and the more lucrative video ads Facebook can show.
Unlike Twitter's free broadcasts, Amazon's games will only be available to Prime subscribers, making them potentially more lucrative to the company.
Yin-yang contracts refer to those that present one compensation arrangement to tax bureaus while secretly pursuing another more lucrative one.
Banks are competing to underwrite buyout financings and earn more lucrative fees, following a lack of event-driven loans in 2016.
In the time he was locked up, many criminals had gone on to less violent, more lucrative schemes, like identity theft.
A strong economy that has helped fuel both leisure travel demand and more lucrative business travel as so far provided cover.
In some markets, home values have hit record highs, again fueling the debate over which is more lucrative, buying or renting?
But going forward, the possibility of monetizing an unblockable medium of content could be much more lucrative than the current setup.
He already had a side job driving for Uber, but he ultimately found more lucrative work assembling Ikea furniture through TaskRabbit.
Schools like King's are also competing for teachers with institutions in Dubai, Singapore and China that offer more lucrative compensation packages.
Driving in Manhattan is not more lucrative than in the rest of the city; drivers already distribute themselves to equalize opportunities.
From Europe's leading clubs: a proposal to expand the Champions League, to squeeze four more lucrative matchdays into the competition's format.
If Linfield can advance past La Fiorita, an even more lucrative — if politically charged — matchup against the Scottish champion Celtic awaits.
This in turn, led to wider adoption, as these small groups of users led the way to more lucrative enterprise deals.
So, the titans could still borrow on reasonable terms even though they borrowed more and made riskier but more lucrative investments.
Before long, word got out, and the Sunday lunch crowd became larger (and more lucrative) than the trickle of weekday business.
The more emphasis there is placed on the drug trade, the more attention is diverted from tackling more lucrative income streams.
Both Boeing and Airbus abandoned the 100-seat-airliner market over the past decade, instead focusing on larger, more lucrative jets.
Female actresses are notoriously underpaid relative to men, while male actors can have careers that are more lucrative and run longer.
But the suspicion is that they may go easy in audits in the hope of netting more lucrative work in the future.
He adds that there's no longer such a thing as a "last-minute deal," because airlines found a more lucrative sales plan.
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The whale bypasses certain krill patches — presumably because the nutritional payoff isn't sufficient — and targets other krill patches that are more lucrative.
You can't fit too many of those onto a government payroll, and most will head for the more lucrative the private sector.
But they stumbled onto a more lucrative reality: mobile phones, once niche luxury items, are now ubiquitous centerpieces of our digital lives.
Meanwhile, Intel had to worry that jumping wholeheartedly into low-power mobile chips would undermine demand for its more lucrative desktop chips.
Efforts to boost margins include exiting unprofitable lines to focus on more lucrative business in areas such as kitchen and laundry products.
Macs are still a very meaningful $22 billion business, but Apple clearly has more lucrative opportunities that it has chosen to prioritize.
Now Wilder wants that kind of opportunity, and he thinks a unification bout between he and Joshua can be even more lucrative.
While half the battle of a successful career is showing up, for Joaquín García, not going to work was actually more lucrative.
At the same time, the participating publications still have subscription-based of their own that are surely more lucrative than Apple News+.
" Koh noted that it was clear Qualcomm "stopped licensing rivals because Qualcomm decided that it was more lucrative to license only OEMs.
PSG, one of the richest soccer teams in the world, are seeking a more lucrative sponsorship deal, a club spokesperson told Bloomberg.
A return to school could open the door to a more lucrative career or generate a salary bump in your current field.
That and creating vastly more video inventory across Facebook's portfolio of social apps — into which it can inject more lucrative video ads.
For example, Apple's ability to assemble its iPhones cheaply in China has made the work of its American designers much more lucrative.
Now, fentanyl, which can be made in a laboratory without the hassle of growing poppy, is a more lucrative — and deadly — iteration.
But if you really want to rake it in, it's good to know that some gigs are much more lucrative than others.
For the nearly 000,000 Colombian families who produce our coffee, this could mean better access to an even more lucrative crop: tourists.
"They're literally having to pay farmers to try to convince them to grow soybeans instead of a more lucrative crop," Ross said.
Mr. Molnar said he hoped to work summers as a captain but planned on attending college and pursuing a more lucrative career.
The family had evacuated its larger, more lucrative shrimp on 18-wheelers before the storm, and its shrimping boats were safely upstream.
The day after the league terminated its national sponsorship with Papa John's, it announced an even more lucrative deal with Pizza Hut.
If multiple publishers like your idea your book might even go to auction, which could help you secure a more lucrative deal.
Taking low-skilled jobs to keep residency status is not uncommon among astronaut families when the breadwinner can't find more lucrative work.
Taking low-skilled jobs to keep residency status is not uncommon among astronaut families when the breadwinner can't find more lucrative work.
Social-media companies found a more lucrative approach, with an even bigger payoff, by building the auction floor right under our feet.
State environmental investigators, who are underpaid and inadequately trained, often abandon the public sector for more lucrative jobs in oil and gas.
Coles signed a one-year contract in late 2015, and other board members signed more lucrative four-year deals in late 2016.
Some women have said they were pressured into surgeries to remove pelvic mesh implants so that the lawsuits would be more lucrative.
The real competition comes in long-haul premium cabins, as the airlines rush to outperk each other to attract more lucrative customers.
With more stations, Sinclair could command more lucrative advertising, and later, higher fees from cable and satellite companies that retransmitted its broadcasts.
The staggering costs and time commitment to medical education push aspiring physicians to pursue more lucrative specialization rather than practice primary care.
But under this administration, the increase in the number of centers means more lucrative contracts for private prison companies like GEO Group.
Fiat Chrysler has deliberately pursued a strategy of scaling back lower-margin fleet sales in favor of more lucrative sales to consumers.
And they made a bid for the All-Star closer Mark Melancon, but the San Francisco Giants made a more lucrative offer.
From the creditors' perspective, a steady downward pressure on loan pricing has led to increased competition for more lucrative, new-money transactions.
Haley's latest financial disclosure showed she has a lot of debt, and moving to the private sector would be more lucrative.   3.
As you said, journalism can be a fun business, but there are easier businesses, there are more lucrative businesses to be in.
These products are more lucrative for insurers because they tend to have higher costs in return for the extra features they add.
Bus drivers are a crucial part of most cities' transit infrastructures, and the job is more lucrative in some states than others.
Half of Europe's auto fleet uses diesel and the continent's limited refining production means it is almost always more lucrative to ship there.
Image: AP Photo/Reed Saxon, FileBut like all industries, moving up to more lucrative and varied positions in the field requires more training.
Because these items have lower price tags, some investors are concerned VS is trading sales on more lucrative items for less expensive pieces.
It's become much more lucrative to be an owner, as the value of the franchises has increased 240 percent since 2011, Roberts said.
Building properties over the threshold of £250,000 is a lot more lucrative for the companies as well as for the government's balance sheet.
But if you're saving long-term, for something like a down payment on a house, there are potentially more lucrative options out there.
Most students know that a degree in mathematics or finance is likely to be more lucrative than one in music or social work.
And existing domestic Twenty20 competitions, especially the established and more lucrative leagues like the B.B.L. and I.P.L., "will continue to grow," Mills said.
Indeed, pot retailers can be more lucrative in terms of average annual sales per square foot than some of America's best known storefronts.
The Amp opens up even more lucrative bundle possibilities for Sonos and the many businesses that are part of the installed solutions channel.
It may well move again now if Summit and Lionsgate decide that the June 9 slot is better saved for more lucrative opportunities.
He heads up TWC's less prestigious and more lucrative division, Dimension Films, and he believes there's a future for his company without Harvey.
Data and advertising: The MVPD's with content investments are hoping an expanded data set will lead them to more lucrative digital advertising opportunities.
The enterprise is a lot more lucrative than their days selling crack and heroin on the streets in the north-west of England.
The voucher gives the company the right to an accelerated review by the FDA of any other, more lucrative, drug in its pipeline.
What with credit cards, tightfitting pants and more lucrative high-tech ways to steal these days, these thieves are few and far between.
The tie-up highlights trading venues' desire to move beyond low-margin trading and clearing into the more lucrative business of selling data.
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Because the coming free-agent class will be weak, the belief was that Cespedes could opt out and sign a more lucrative deal.
It has also expanded into businesses potentially more lucrative than unskilled-work manufacturing, opening factories producing new technology like batteries for electric cars.
As Mar Hicks and other historians have shown, as the profession became more prestigious and more lucrative, women were very actively pushed out.
The goal was to expand the more lucrative media side of the business and to increase the app's appeal to an older demographic.
Their children don't work for the state but tend to be employed at midlevel and top positions in the more lucrative private sector.
But actually representing players for their basketball contracts, as opposed to the more lucrative (for agents) sponsorship agreements, doesn't make much business sense.
It has become inexorably more lucrative — the prize money available has almost doubled in the last few years — and, somehow, ever more glamorous.
And after the league and Papa John's Pizza parted ways, the N.F.L. announced a more lucrative deal with Pizza Hut the next day.
That's a shame, because starting earlier, rather than making up for lost time later on, is generally a more lucrative rule of thumb.
Instead, BlackBerry turned its attention to the more lucrative business of software, particularly for cybersecurity and "Internet of Things" connected devices like cars.
Alternative employment often falters because informal mining is more lucrative, he said, while confrontational approaches typically fail because they can sour community relations.
Supporters in England, especially, regularly complain that their teams overlook them as they seek to exploit newer, more lucrative markets across the world.
Nor is the reform likely to save much money if providers who find the status quo more lucrative can opt for that instead.
Trump congratulated Johnson and said a U.S. trade deal could be more lucrative than any with the EU, the world's biggest trading bloc.
It was loaded with stacks of pots to catch cod before moving on to the more lucrative target: 600,000 pounds of snow crab.
Soon he went into the even more lucrative business of selling fish feed, and he eventually moved into pig feed and duck feed.
Ethanol production is more lucrative for Brazilian mills at the current prices and mills are allocating lesser cane for sugar production, Fry said.
And so, Buttigieg's first quarter haul will almost certainly lead to an even better -- and by that I mean more lucrative -- second quarter.
Shire will give Takeda new revenue streams, such as medicines for rare diseases, and a bigger share of the more lucrative American market.
As her summer jobs got more lucrative, she added more money until she reached the $5,500 limit when she started working full-time.
Partly as a result, aligoté has been confined to lesser terroirs, with the best land going to more lucrative chardonnay or pinot noir.
The net result was a credit that is more lucrative for lower-income earners but actually slightly less costly than the Senate bill.
Now Dropbox has shifted its focus to enterprise, aiming for the more lucrative market where companies like Box and many others also compete.
Completing jobs does "level up" your standing with one quest-giver or another, but that climb only leads to tougher and more lucrative jobs.
Titus offers many single-sheet printables as freebies on her site; her more lucrative printables come in large themed packs of documents called binders.
It's part of Dropbox's ongoing shift away from consumer storage and apps and toward enterprise software that is both more lucrative and self-sustaining.
There's a downside to making drugs more expensive too: You make it more lucrative for people to take part in the drug trade. Exactly.
Shares of Tiffany skyrocketed more than 30% in premarket trading Monday to nearly $130 per share, suggesting investors also expect a more lucrative offer.
That may adjust change in the future, as a Coindesk story recently suggested, but bitcoin remains the more lucrative option as of right now.
Finance industry leaders see these apps as a gateway drug that could get younger customers hooked on more lucrative financial products down the line.
This could make Snapchat a more lucrative and appealing platform, but with only 178 million daily active users, creators' potential reach is far less.
While Office revenue is only up 5 percent overall, the milestone shows Microsoft successfully transitioning to a new, and likely more lucrative, business model.
Once running, the script uses the visitor's CPU to mine cryptocurrency, a power-intensive process that can be far more lucrative than traditional malware.
Software-related jobs continue to be among the more lucrative jobs requiring STEM skills, a shortage of which puts such workers in high demand.
Like its corporate parent, Instagram has been gradually transforming its feed from a stream of static images to a more lucrative collection of videos.
Target was presumably one of the more lucrative retailers offering Hampton Creek's products, bringing in an estimated $5.5 million per year for the company.
Netcare's UK revenues fell 1 percent during the financial year to 887.1 million pounds ($1.2 billion) as its more lucrative in-patient cases declined.
The carrier said that it saw net adds of 614,000 in the more lucrative postpaid market in part because of its Verizon Unlimited launch.
A third, subsidiary reason, is that Trump's corporate tax reforms will make it more lucrative for golf course owners to invest in upgraded facilities.
Under Ramkrishna's tenure the NSE has continued to push into the more lucrative derivatives markets, launching a trading platform for bond futures in 2014.
Some liberals think that right-wingers self-select away from academic paths in part because they are money-grubbers who prefer more lucrative professions.
And while the country runs out of basics, such as wheat, its best farmland is devoted to producing the crop, which is more lucrative.
UPS said second-quarter margins at its more lucrative international package business were boosted by volume growth, strong pricing and improved network efficiency gains.
But these days, Goldman is entering new consumer markets as the business environment shifts and new regulations make consumer-oriented businesses potentially more lucrative.
Being a landlord or investing in real estate-related stocks and commodities can be more lucrative that keeping all your capital in the nest.
With albums sales flagging, it's increasingly more lucrative for an artist to establish themselves as a brand rather than someone who puts out records.
We meet in the jam-packed stockroom of the herbal medicine company he also runs—a business that's far more lucrative than his pharmacy.
He is credited with turning the once-struggling broadcaster's business around, and making it the more lucrative business to its former sister company, Viacom.
Her deal appears to be more lucrative than the ones negotiated by other prose writers whose work was the basis of a Broadway show.
As Geniuslink adds more monetization features to Kit, perhaps it will make it a more lucrative business activity for small and large influencers alike.
Compensation for these on-air appearances isn't massive, but every appearance helps lay the groundwork for far more lucrative engagements on the lecture circuit.
The article states: For ticket sellers who served time in prison, selling boat tickets is more lucrative than most work available to ex-convicts.
This deal has the potential to be far bigger and more lucrative than any deal that could be made with the E.U.  Celebrate Boris!
Beating Vargas, who is ranked No.6 in the world at welterweight, could see Garcia campaign for more lucrative fights in the near future.
Ucommune's services arm, therefore, was more lucrative in terms of generating gross margin for the co-working company than its actual co-working business.
He sought a promotion to become a private client adviser, a job that would have let him work with wealthier and more lucrative clients.
Under the BlackRock umbrella, that figure has exploded to $1.7 trillion, making that deal one of the more lucrative ones in recent financial history.
Towards this end, they failed and refused to properly market and promote the line in the hope that a more lucrative financial deal would materialize.
The long-term impact on airports could be modestly positive if they are able to fill vacated landing slots with more lucrative long-haul flights.
Entrepreneurs, however, quickly spied a more lucrative opportunity: acquiring a portfolio of empty properties and offering them as a direct, often cheaper, competitor to hotels.
A license could position Varo for future success by enabling it to engage in more lucrative segments of retail banking, like personal loans and mortgages.
Still, as China's dominant firm and with an increasingly global presence, you'd imagine that Uber's stake is likely to become more lucrative in the future.
This revolving door may create a financial incentive for those in the movement to support commercial legalization, since it may provide more lucrative job opportunities.
Royal Caribbean has found it more lucrative to offer a Western experience at sea at a premium price than to compete against cheap Chinese resorts.
CMC Markets analyst David Madden said the review would likely focus on improving margins by shutting down certain operations and focusing on more lucrative areas.
For those with sought-after skills, it can be far more lucrative to flit from contract to contract than to work for a single firm.
It also leads to haphazard patterns of eligibility and, as a result, poverty traps in which it is more lucrative to earn less in wages.
Oscar gets a big name to help with hospital and doctor contracting, and it is diversifying into the more lucrative job-based health insurance market.
But the land was swallowed up as the population grew and as the government lost interest in taxing livestock (crude proved more lucrative than cows).
Performance doesn't just drop a bit when an employee decides to leave or start looking for more lucrative employment — it throws itself off a cliff.
Yet over time, US carriers have discontinued it in favor of more transparent options that have proven to be more lucrative in the long run.
Gilead and Galapagos had worked together before on an arthritis drug, but now they were months into negotiations for a much larger, more lucrative partnership.
When Buffett was 13, he found a more lucrative gig: Delivering copies of The Washington Post, which earned him an impressive $2,000 in two years.
African business leaders have raised the scale of commerce to levels not seen by African-American firms, despite a more lucrative market to start from.
It was Pegram, after a spontaneous trip to Las Vegas, who had persuaded him to graduate from quarter horses to the more lucrative thoroughbred circuit.
You most likely would have the opportunity to work in safer and more lucrative careers that would be of more immediate help to your family.
For the whaling industry to stand on its own two feet without government subsidies, it will have to find more lucrative markets for its product.
In the more lucrative Western European markets and Russia, the shortage was less pronounced, although users had to put up with a more diluted product.
Company officials have told employees in recent months that the deal was seen as a gateway to further, more lucrative government work, the source said.
They are eager to talk about how to set things right, soothing the populist fury by making globalization a more lucrative proposition for the masses.
Reliance and Hyundai Oilbank also have a preference for heavier grades that contain more residue which can be upgraded into more lucrative fuels, they said.
A civil engineer, he quit his job developing the Havana waterfront for a more lucrative career giving taxi rides to tourists in his unmarked car.
The shift to device-level licensing "hardly originated with Qualcomm" and made a great deal of business sense because it was much more lucrative, Manne said.
Through its "Restock Kroger" program, it has invested in making its shelves more lucrative through analytics it can sell and use to better anticipate shoppers' needs.
Video ads in general tend to be more lucrative than static ads, and other services like Facebook and Snapchat are also competing for video ad dollars.
That's because of the thorny question of movie-related merchandise, which in the case of Star Wars has always been substantially more lucrative than theater tickets.
They also have less opportunity to turn one of their key skills - the rapid calculation of valuation metrics - into a more lucrative job in investment banking.
About 377 million of its customers were on more lucrative fourth-generation (4G) contracts as these customers spend more on faster-service plans than other users.
Experts have warned that these tools could be used to spread political disinformation, but there's another target that's equally plausible and potentially more lucrative: gaming Google.
Schlumberger, which is to report fourth-quarter results on Friday, has turned to the more lucrative business of managing large projects to boost its sagging results.
A belief that English football could become a far more appealing and hygienic product—and a more lucrative one—animated Mr Dein's plans for radical change.
Spotify has had to raise enormous amounts of money, while Google and Apple fund their music apps with cash from more lucrative parts of their businesses.
In contrast, Fire Emblem Heroes — which utilizes a more typical free-to-play structure, with plentiful microtransactions — has been a much more lucrative title for Nintendo.
As freelancing and the so called 'gig economy' grows, some young companies are actually making it more lucrative for employees to prove their loyalty and commitment.
The company has focused on content and technology for a long time, and is now focusing towards creating a more lucrative ad model through native advertising.
But his time away from playing professional sports has been more lucrative, and he's continued to invest his money and watch it grow into unfathomable amounts.
Some sceptics ponder how effectively the FA would manage its windfall and whether Mr Khan's bid should be used to draw out other, more lucrative offers.
Company officials have told employees in recent months that the small deal was seen as a gateway to further, more lucrative government work, the person said.
Square engineer Jackie Luo published a series of startup employee outcomes via Twitter, arguing that working for a large public tech company often is more lucrative.
But it seems that over the past decade or so, as theft in Britain has become less common, it has also become more lucrative (see chart).
Left unaddressed are reports that Google was using Project Maven as a means to achieve the security clearance required for more lucrative and sensitive government contracts.
Bond holders that do not currently lend out their holdings could be drawn into the market by more lucrative returns as the Fed shrinks its holdings.
Fortunately, China's opening and liberalization have taken a more lucrative path for the country and its citizens, no doubt learning from the failures of the USSR.
The reason for that is because a much more lucrative offer has supposedly come in for the Filipino superstar to fight in the United Arab Emirates.
Top of mind for industry insiders is how companies can best protect themselves against an increasingly sophisticated enemy intent on attacking bigger and more lucrative targets.
The iPad, on the other hand, saw unit sales drop 6 percent, but revenue remained stable thanks in part to the more lucrative iPad Pro line.
Just one in five shows make a profit and musicals, though usually far more lucrative than straight theatre, are lucky if they run for six months.
Redfield was able to secure the higher pay through a provision allowing more lucrative salary packages to lure scientists with specialized skill sets, the Times reported.
In October, Mr. Cuomo's office confirmed that Mr. Percoco — who was earning $175,828 a year — would leave the administration to pursue more lucrative opportunities outside Albany.
After steady gains non-banks' share of volumes has plateaued, they argue, while in the more lucrative forex swaps markets they have made very little headway.
In 1806, nobleman Bernard de Marigny realized that subdividing his plantation, which was not far from the French Quarter,  may be more lucrative than farming it.
Stokely can't pinpoint the exact spark, but OnlyFans is "a far simpler and more lucrative way to monetize influence" than negotiating promotional agreements, he tells me.
And with many herdsmen cut off from markets in the struggling Far North, wildlife workers fear they may discover a new, more lucrative trade: ivory poaching.
Their business started in 1897 as a lavishly furnished Gran Bar in Rome, but retailing the antique décor proved more lucrative than serving espresso and Negronis.
Now the leadership of the men's tour, the ATP, is looking to revive it on a grander and more lucrative scale in cooperation with Tennis Australia.
I've been working as an assistant for three years now and have been wanting to move into a more lucrative and less taxing department of production.
At the time, the major agencies were already beginning to evolve, concluding that owning media and entertainment assets would be more lucrative than merely representing artists.
That might be worth definitively turning the page for if you know your odds of getting something more lucrative and, most importantly, more relevant are good.
Still, research shows that debt burden is a factor that persuades medical students to go into more lucrative specialties, where they can earn a higher salary.
Incentivizing consistent card usage in a new market could be a good first step to onboarding users, to whom N26 could eventually upsell more lucrative products.
Hospital coders teach doctors — and doctors pay to take courses — to learn how they can "upcode" their charts to a more lucrative level with minimal effort.
Initial allegations concerned so-called "yin-yang" contracts, where studios and actors present one compensation deal to tax authorities while secretly arranging another, more lucrative, one.
The more lucrative or sophisticated the crime, the more necessary it is to recruit locals who can readily launder money through legitimate businesses or corrupt officials.
The Port Authority does not have that power, so it makes up the difference by diverting money from its more lucrative operations — airports, bridges and tunnels.
When she wasn't competing in W.N.B.A. games, she was medaling again at the Olympics or leading championship teams in more lucrative leagues in Europe or China.
If users expect to see videos when they open Instagram, then video ads, which are typically more lucrative than static ads, won't feel out of place.
It is common for drivers from California's Central Valley to drive close to 100 miles (160 km) to San Francisco in search of more lucrative fares.
Many in the south - sometimes under pressure from armed groups - abandoned it for the more lucrative coca, the raw ingredient in cocaine, though coffee has since rebounded.
It's just that today for young, ambitious people it often isn't the destination, but maybe a layover on the way to more flexible and more lucrative pastures.
So to pay the bills, he'll often drive the 45 miles to Newark Liberty International Airport, where he can shuttle travelers on longer distance, more lucrative trips.
Norway's fund, set up 14 years later, has about $1trn, partly because its oil wells are more lucrative but also because its leaders have been much thriftier.
But while the popularity of digital media is growing, television still offers more lucrative advertising and distribution rights deals—and an immediate way to reach the masses.
If capital, labour and other productive capacity has been devoted to oversupplying one kind of product, these resources must have been denied to other, more lucrative endeavours.
Fitness has never been more lucrative—in 2015, gyms, and health clubs pulled in a massive $24.2 billion in revenue, selling customers the dream of better bodies.
The theory behind it is that by making it more lucrative to own businesses, you will spur more business investment, which ultimately creates jobs and raises wages.
Those we had hoped would fill the gap – advance practice nurses and physician assistants – are opting out of primary care for the more lucrative and focused specialties.
For a company building an esports empire, it's a smart move — and just another sign that the world of competitive gaming grows more lucrative by the day.
A number of banks have been reducing exposure to their fixed income business while doubling up on more lucrative options such as securities services and cash management.
Controlling all processes in-house appears to be more lucrative than the hit-and-miss approach of food delivery firms, which require vast scale to reach profitability.
That launch was meant to signal the ISRO's ability to launch heavier communications satellite which are at the higher end of the launch business and more lucrative.
Nevertheless, GM was able to add $1.643 billion in profits in the quarter in North America thanks to stronger pricing and higher sales of more lucrative vehicles.
Meanwhile, his white peers, some of whom had weaker transcripts and thinner résumés than he did, were given opportunities more lucrative than the ones he was denied.
The big picture: The company has pushed aggressively over the past year to both clean up its site and focus on more lucrative advertising opportunities, primarily video.
Levie cofounded the company in 2005 with a focus on consumer cloud storage, but he quickly changed focus to the more lucrative market of enterprise cloud storage.
Vine stars also left for more lucrative opportunities at Instagram, which began paying social media celebrities to post to its platform, and for other competitors like Snapchat.
In some cases, selling for tens of millions of dollars can be more lucrative for founders than selling for hundreds of millions, or even billions of dollars.
Other once-promising lifters, such as Mark Henry and 1970s star Ken Patera, transitioned from Olympic weightlifting and strongman events to more lucrative fields like professional wrestling.
Some claim it raises student morale; others theorize athletes go into more lucrative fields post-graduation (business, law) and are more likely to donate down the line.
Even small injuries satisfy the burden, Judge Leval wrote, and plenty of evidence suggests Mr Trump's status as president has turned his businesses into more lucrative enterprises.
For instance, the economics of weed make it more lucrative to export product from a decriminalized state like California across state lines, often through weed-hostile tearritory.
Companies are effectively given the choice of doing business with Iran or with the United States, which has a much bigger economy and a more lucrative market.
It also means the best fighters in the country sometimes have to turn down the opportunity to represent the USA for more lucrative, but less prestigious opportunities.
The faster and better a cure — no matter who develops it — the more the stock market will rebound, and the faster and more lucrative the EMS reward.
Cartels have found it far more lucrative to manufacture fentanyl, since it can be made year-round with chemicals that, until recently, were cheap and readily available.
The team they beat in the division-series round, the Washington Nationals, lost Melancon and could not lure Jansen as his replacement, despite a more lucrative offer.
But screen time at the Grammys and Super Bowl works as a launching pad — free advertising, basically — for more lucrative parts of the music business, namely touring.
More losses in Europe could undercut its ability to invest in those more lucrative regions, as well as fund new ventures into autonomous vehicles and mobility services.
Should Dr. Camarillo succeed in creating a radically safer helmet, he hopes his technology would apply to broader and more lucrative sports markets, cycling, lacrosse and hockey.
Should Dr. Camarillo succeed in creating a radically safer helmet, he hopes his technology would apply to broader and more lucrative sports markets, cycling, lacrosse and hockey.
Sure, Ford will sell you a Ranger, but the blue oval reserves its top-tier tech and interior trimmings for its more lucrative, full-size F-150.
They believe that over the next seven years they can bring expenses down to a level that would enable them to sell CO₂ into more lucrative markets.
If you want to make art that lots of people will see, working in design is a more lucrative career than trying to make it big on DeviantArt.
He's worked here for the past four years and, while it's more lucrative than his former job as a cement truck driver, he said he wants to quit.
For those struggling companies, which are losing share to off-price competitors and the internet, it is sometimes more lucrative to sell off a store that is profitable.
The case included allegations that black and other minority workers were denied more lucrative shifts, ordered to adopt "Caucasian grooming standards," and otherwise subjected to discriminatory personnel practices.
And Apple's strategy in general has seemed to shift toward selling fewer, more lucrative devices than a race to the bottom, which may not be a bad thing.
Thus, college sports grow ever more lucrative and the players — still — are denied even basic compensation above scholarships, which can be pulled for no reason and without explanation.
It's taken PUBG Corporation a while to get here, but the modified approach is likely to keep the game healthier and more lucrative for quite a long time.
If Facebook and Twitter can prove there is a digital audience for this lower-tier stuff, they may collect some of the more lucrative rights down the road.
"The recent rise of cryptocurrencies is making it far more lucrative for cybercriminals to steal organizations' compute power rather than their data," RedLock CTO Gaurav Kumar told Gizmodo.
But he has already amassed a fortune, pocketing millions in pay and tapping into the far more lucrative money pot for CEOs through pension benefits and stock options.
The bureau has long struggled to retain cybersecurity talent, losing a steady stream of agents to more lucrative positions at a long list of private-sector security companies.
Loans have been viewed as "loss leaders" for more lucrative ancillary business, but more banks are now turning down deals that do not pay on a standalone basis.
Within the petroleum business, BHP has long made it clear it intends to focus on liquid products in the United States, a more lucrative business than dry gas.
All of this spells opportunity for WeWork which it is ready to tap into after laying roots in more lucrative markets such as China, Korea, Japan and India.
Intesa has in recent years shifted its business model towards its more lucrative asset management operations, but market turmoil since the start of the year weighed on commissions.
Both games approved are for educational purposes so are unlikely to generate income at the level of Tencent's more lucrative role-playing titles, such as Honor of Kings.
The program encourages manufacturers to study treatments for diseases that might not be profitable by expediting the regulatory review of a more lucrative drug in their research pipeline.
Her goal all along has been solely personal enrichment by seeking to break contracts that brought her success and millions so she can enter into more lucrative ones.
They see podcasting as a brand-building mechanism, however, and as an opportunity to understand a new storytelling format that could become even more lucrative in the future.
Beyond any gains in user engagement and sharing, more videos can also lead to more video ads, usually a more lucrative form of advertising than traditional graphic ads.
Consumers often balk, and ambitious Chinese chefs, for instance, prevented from showing the complexity and power of their cuisine, decide instead to work at more lucrative sushi bars.
Gupta has moved downstream by buying up engineering firms that will consume the steel his plants produce, and turn it into higher value added, more lucrative end-products.
Spanish rule of Santo Domingo, as it was known, was less brutal, in part because Spain had more lucrative possessions in other parts of Latin America to exploit.
As drought and erratic weather wreak havoc across rural Kenya, a growing number of farmers are abandoning traditional crops like maize and rice for the more lucrative muguka.
Analysts at Mercury Research reckon that in 2015 its chips accounted for 92.4% of desktop and laptop computers, and 99.2% of the more lucrative market in server chips.
"It's more lucrative to stay out of the game and approach it in an artisan style," said Ms. Nicole, who studied apparel design at Parsons School of Design.
As its core networking market becomes increasingly commoditized, moves like this allow Cisco to move into the more lucrative software market, while still playing to its networking strengths.
This could happen, they say, by attracting doctors and other medical staff away from the public system, and drawing them to potentially more lucrative jobs in private clinics.
But long term, Robinhood may use checking and savings as a wedge into the larger financial services market from which it can launch more lucrative products like loans.
For the game's biggest stars, winning it just once is now typically enough in light of all the other less draining and more lucrative demands on their time.
Last season he began a more lucrative extension, for six years and $20173 million, but the Rays saw little hope that Longoria could help reverse a discouraging trend.
A child had taken a bus from Tripoli an hour south to work on the more lucrative streets of the capital, which are filled with bars and restaurants.
A separate provision in the stimulus bill, which removes restrictions on losses that people can carry over from previous years, would make the tax break even more lucrative.
Even Canada's oil — the country supplies 60 percent of the petroleum the United States now imports — could find more lucrative markets in Asia once needed pipelines are built.
It would have been easy to leave for a more lucrative opportunity in the private sector, dining out on the stories of what I've seen serving multiple administrations.
Yosh told Dan that he switched to focusing on social media full time in 2018, when it became more lucrative than his previous career commercial modeling and acting.
It would have been easy to leave for a more lucrative opportunity in the private sector, dining out on the stories of what I've seen serving multiple administrations.
And if it does turn out to be more lucrative than expected, Uber and others could just set up their own platforms and cut Cargo out, she added.
When the lack of response is combined with the changing economic forces making hacking more lucrative for criminals, the trend will only get worse unless changes are made.
Its current contract with the military is set to expire this month; however, that agreement will be replaced by a new, more lucrative contract that extends until 2024.
Ecuador is offering shared-profit agreements that are potentially more lucrative for oil firms than fee-for-service contracts that prevented companies from benefiting from oil price gains.
With Trump and Kim Jong Un's visit, Vietnam's government hopes to parlay the summit's publicity into a more lucrative political role in Asia, especially over longtime neighbor, China.
The ads on video are more lucrative, and social media platforms are offering publishers tools like Snapchat Discover and Facebook Live with the promise of expanding their audiences.
Harris's LIFT Act and Brown and Khanna's GAIN Act, for instance, are meant to make work more lucrative for low- and middle-income families who aren't necessarily poor.
The Xaverian Brothers who ran the school taught him sewing and baseball, and he turned out to be very good at the more lucrative of the two trades.
Display ads and branded content have only gone so far, while video ads and licensing deals have proven more lucrative — and some see a brighter future for such content.
None of the drivers in Georgia and Ohio Reuters interviewed said they would commit to handling Walmart deliveries over more lucrative gigs from local restaurants, especially during busy hours.
The move to target more lucrative specialty chemicals comes as Saudi Arabia as a whole is looking for ways to diversify its economy and lessen its reliance on oil.
It's made me into a better partner, and friend, and, because it's proven to be more lucrative, allowed me the flexibility and freedom to spend more time on myself.
This allows Holzhauer to accumulate a fairly large total going into the more lucrative segment of the show, Final Jeopardy, where, again, he bets larger amounts than most contestants.
Clubs, particularly in Spain and Italy, are battling for more matches between Europe's biggest teams that could prove more lucrative in terms of commercial rights and match-day revenues.
Then, in 2006, he took up a more lucrative position as a private security contractor for the US military in Iraq, working for the companies DynCorp and Triple Canopy.
The reliance on state firms to bolster the economy raises questions about Beijing's commitment to overhauling the inefficient state sector and opening up more lucrative industries to private investors.
Finally, and as discussed in more detail below, to the extent SVODs incorporate advertising into their platforms, data allows those ads to be more targeted and thus more lucrative.
Bombardier Transportation, the company's largest unit by revenues, with a $34 billion backlog, aims to lower costs and boost margins by expanding its more lucrative signaling and services business.
Music is big business, and while singing and playing in a band can make you rich and famous — working as producer, dancer, or lyricist can be even more lucrative.
Airbnb continues to be an ecosystem in its own right, with a number of startups building a business by making the lives of hosts easier and potentially more lucrative.
But North Korea's team of hackers have turned away from bitcoin for now, Choi told Radio Free Asia, and is looking for other opportunities that could be more lucrative.
Some of her contemporaries see Patreon as a side-hustle on the way to more lucrative gigs; others want to go full time, but haven't quite figured out how.
It stops short of recommendations from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for audit activities at the "Big Four" to be operationally separate from the more lucrative consultancy work.
At $80 a click, driving traffic to gambling sites is far more lucrative than spreading malware, especially since the university sites have high SEO prestige but relatively low traffic.
MongoDB's recurring revenues, a key metric for software-as-a-service companies, is now at 60 percent and growing more lucrative as customers stay with its service for longer.
Herbalife relies on independent resellers who are rewarded for recruiting new members, and Mr. Ackman argued that these recruitment efforts were more lucrative than the sale of its products.
That is because it is a lot more lucrative to build fancy buildings that can command high rent than to build lower-cost rental buildings in less wealthy neighborhoods.
But some Republicans surmised that the Speaker could land a much more lucrative job on K Street consulting for big corporations, even while working from his home in Janesville.
As tourism has grown and become more lucrative — a day's tips can surpass a month's pay from the government — the staffs of hotels and restaurants have become less representative.
While it's been able to snap up users thanks to its simpler approach, those enterprise deals are always more lucrative and serve as a stronger business line for Dropbox.
He rejected a takeover bid by 21st Century Fox in 2014, saying that Time Warner could create more value on its own and land a more lucrative deal later.
In fact, while steamboats took over the more lucrative passenger trade, schooners and sloops delivered the bulk of nonperishable foodstuffs and other commodities that were used in everyday life.
Furthermore, he declared, Tesla will have as many as a million "robotaxis" operating in an Uber-like ride service that would become a more lucrative business than selling cars.
More star power could theoretically increase the value of the Yankees' programming by driving up ratings and making the network an even more lucrative asset for its next owner.
We need more of these primary care doctors, and the only way to get them is to make it more lucrative for medical students to go into this field.
The N.B.A.'s commissioner, Adam Silver, who helps oversee the W.N.B.A., has acknowledged that keeping the team in the Garden limited Dolan's opportunities to book more lucrative events there.
And when she could not find a more lucrative job after graduation, she stayed in Melbourne and in the booming gray market for selling Australian goods to Chinese consumers.
"My wife asked me the other day, 'Why are you doing this?' because I could just be making online courses and those are financially far more lucrative," Sullins says.
Then, in 2008, Hosseini found a more lucrative activity: buying industrial equipment from dozens of American companies and shipping it to Dubai, from where it was forwarded to Iran.
Loop Returns hopes to keep that customer in the fold by giving them post-purchase options that are more sticky and more lucrative for the brand than a refund.
Almost as good as cash, which is a favorite of working people who also tend to be less sophisticated financially, and maybe more lucrative than gold as an investment.
Consulting is better paid than audit work, raising concerns that an accountant won't challenge a company's management properly regarding an audit for fear of losing more lucrative advisory work.
Last year, it was the sixth largest company in terms of digital advertising revenue, according to eMarketer, and video is generally much more lucrative to advertise against than text.
His agent (Utkarsh Ambudkar), fresh from the agent-character factory, where similar types have been injection-molded for dozens of other shows, urges him to pursue more lucrative roles.
The technical error, dubbed the "grain glitch," essentially gave more lucrative tax deductions to farmers who sold agricultural products, like grains, to farm cooperatives instead of privately owned farms.
Instead, Stoffer writes, it was General Assembly's pivot to training services for big companies that wound up being its more lucrative business, which ultimately led to its big acquisition.
Top posts have been handed out to former lobbyists and industry insiders who later use their government positions to land even more lucrative opportunities with the very same industries.
Concerns CRRC could soon set its sights on the much more lucrative U.S. freight market and use its railcars to spy on passengers have prompted a series of legislative proposals.
Although its contract with the Defense Department for Maven was relatively small, Google considered its Maven work as an essential step in the process to winning more lucrative military contracts.
If this holds, decriminalization could actually make drug-related violence worse — since demand (and subsequently the profitability) of drugs would go up, making them more lucrative for violent criminal groups.
Smartphone games revenue, the largest revenue contributor, jumped 68 percent to 21.7 billion yuan while revenue from the more lucrative category of PC games was flat at 14.1 billion yuan.
Two of the more lucrative ones these days are excluding gains from the sale of your primary home or from a stock sale of a business you own and operate.
The exclusive rights to stream these types of shows is making it more lucrative for Netflix to own the rights to their streaming content rather than continuing to rent it.
While celebrities are still being paid to shill other companies' brands, there are now more lucrative and personal avenues available to them to speak to — and sell to — fans directly.
It is far more lucrative to develop drugs for cancer or chronic diseases that can be used for months or even a lifetime and which typically have much higher prices.
First, there's the growing prominence of mobile games, which have largely supplanted the console space in Japan, becoming vastly more lucrative while being made for a fraction of the cost.
This makes a seat on the trust, which has paid about $100,000, a ticket to a perch on more lucrative boards: A Hershey Company board member is paid about $250,212.
It's also getting more and more lucrative, which means that, while this may have been the largest sting ever seen so far, it may not hold that title for long.
Several investment banks held off pitching Lyft for an IPO role in order to be hired by Uber, a more lucrative and high-profile assignment given its size and status.
In many ways, the Experience Cloud set of products represents a much bigger potential opportunity than even Creative Cloud, as it is aimed at a much more lucrative enterprise market.
Still, Ive leaving does mark the end of an era, one that's seeing Apple start to move away from it's reliance on Ive-designed hardware products for more lucrative services.
The other is also a good customer, and despite a few spats and some lingering mistrust, it's getting to be a more lucrative and dependable business partner all the time.
Mr. Umansky called Mastercard "the digital railroad" taking financial transactions from paper to the electronic world, a process that he expects to be larger and more lucrative than investors anticipate.
And we can also offer, if your movie hits, you'll do ... It's much, much, much, much, it's seven times more lucrative to work with us than to work with them.
They are coming under intense scrutiny in Britain over how they failed to spot company collapses and for juggling audits and more lucrative non-audit work for the same clients.
Typically people with the financial industry experience needed to serve as external members of the FPC are in high demand for more lucrative non-executive roles in the financial sector.
If the listing goes smoothly, it could embolden the government to press ahead with other big asset sales, namely the more lucrative but politically trickier disposal of airports operator ADP.
Why a market set to have a cheaper option could actually become more lucrative for drugmakersCiti's prediction of boom times for the HIV-treatment market is surprising in some ways.
The money is helping develop his firm's newer, more lucrative international venture, which licenses the know-how to build modular high-tech warehouses that can be scaled up as needed.
But crack cocaine dealers from the Melrose and Jackson housing projects a block west coveted Mr. Perez's crew's more lucrative turf and sometimes tried to steal their drugs or money.
This makes a seat on the trust, which has paid about $20023,000, a ticket to a perch on more lucrative boards: A Hershey Company board member is paid about $250,000.
The export of North Korean rare earth minerals and gold, banned under the new rule, is one of the more lucrative revenue sources for the North Korean government, traders said.
For years, brokerage executives have complained about the ceaseless competition among Wall Street firms to offer ever more lucrative recruitment packages to gain top advisers and their clients and assets.
The senior lenders seem to have decided that it would be more lucrative to burn the whole thing down, rather than salvage hundreds of viable stores and thousands of jobs.
The goal was to systematically push the rents of regulated apartments in Manhattan and Brooklyn past the threshold that deregulates the apartments, thrusting them into the more lucrative free market.
She moved to stock cars, in part because it was more lucrative, but she did not win at all in 2500 races in Nascar's two top series over nine years.
They&aposre pursuing this technology even absent of a high price on emissions, though these businesses could become even more lucrative if more countries place taxes or limits on emissions.
That way, you can do things like transfer Chase points to frequent flyer partners, which is usually a much more lucrative way to use them than redeeming as cash back.
Critically, it also freed up SAB Miller to focus on more lucrative bets in the Chinese market than a beer which sells at 50 U.S. cents a bottle, or less.
He ran an advertising company in South Carolina in the 1990s, then got into the more lucrative business of running an institutional pharmacy in 2000, selling medications to nursing homes.
Mr. Sanders has similarly proposed a tax on empty homes, aimed at speculators who sit on vacant properties until they become more lucrative to redevelop, or simply profitable to resell.
So players in less-heralded competitions could have particular reason to be tempted, knowing how good performances could increase their chances of being picked up by a more lucrative league.
We found that participants in the first group were much less likely to choose the longer but more lucrative study -- despite having more than enough time to complete the study.
Because, the startup claims, branded credit cards are a lot more lucrative — increasing spending by 210%, cutting churn by roughly half and generating $23 per year of profit per customer.
We believe clean shares must not have any inducements that would make the choice of that investment security more lucrative to the advisory or advisory firm than another investment security.
Those who do graduate, saddled with thousands in debt, are often drawn to more lucrative specialties, creating a shortage of professionals in lower-paying fields like primary care and pediatrics.
"This deal has the potential to be far bigger and more lucrative than any deal that could be made with the E.U. Celebrate Boris," Trump said in a tweet bit.
Rodgers was previously the NFL's highest-paid player when he made $22 million per season in 2013, but other players subsequently passed him with more lucrative deals of their own.
If he continues to progress in M.M.A. (where the fighters compete in a cage, utilizing a combination of boxing, wrestling, judo and jujitsu), life could take a more lucrative turn.
As I wrote here, one result is that networks are largely programming shows made by their partner studios, to make it easier and more lucrative to bring in streaming revenue.
And, in theory, they have ample incentive to do so — it's more lucrative to capture that methane and sell it as energy than to let it waft off into the atmosphere.
Whichever side gets that patent will have the rights to human gene editing, which is far more lucrative than a smaller patent for editing genes in prokaryotic cells such as bacteria.
The goal of Kesha's counsel throughout has been to obtain a more lucrative contract through a shameless campaign of outrageous claims they will never stand behind in a court of law.
Sphero, too, took a similar path, after going all-in on Disney IP, though the Boulder-based startup was ultimately able to pivot to a more lucrative model by targeting education.
"Her goal all along has been solely personal enrichment by seeking to break contracts that brought her success and millions so she can enter into more lucrative ones," said Gottwald's spokesperson.
In other words, what began in 2013 as another cloud storage app has pivoted toward a far more lucrative business known as Ever AI — without telling the app's millions of users.
The women's game has proved to be more successful and more lucrative than the men's game in recent years, yet the women's team is severely underfunded relative to their male counterparts.
But as short-form domestic competitions become more lucrative, there will be little incentive for younger cricketers to bother developing the skills needed to endure the best part of a week.
It was more lucrative than staying at home, and meant in Lini's case that they could afford their one-storey brick house, with a small terraced garden, looking over open pasture.
Sometimes, if H&M agrees to open a store in a less desirable mall, the owner will cut them a deal on the space they want in a more lucrative center.
Hotels tend to be more popular among business travelers — and business travelers tend to be more lucrative than leisure ones — so including them would definitely move the data in hotels' favor.
Google apparently viewed the contract, which basically amounted to providing the government with open-source software like Google's TensorFlow platform, as a way to secure more lucrative Pentagon contracts, Gizmodo reports.
If Facebook can lure the best content onto its platform, users will end up sitting through more lucrative ads than if they were just scrolling past photo ads in the feed.
REFUNITE says the app could be particularly beneficial for women as the work can be done from the home and is more lucrative than traditional sources of income such as crafts.
Because of its size, LSR is in a stronger position to develop more lucrative projects, especially in Moscow, and to attract more customers who prefer to work with the stable housebuilders.
His part on NBC's "State of Affairs," produced by and starring Katherine Heigl, would have been far more lucrative than playing Aaron Burr, but he had no doubt what he wanted.
Workers are demanding that corporations drop lucrative government contracts that could lead to even more lucrative contracts, and in the case of Google's Project Maven contract with the Pentagon, they're winning.
The advantage of this approach is that it allows us to compare like-for-like; Imperial College, for example, offers courses mainly in the more-lucrative fields of science and engineering.
So firms are allowed to engage in proprietary trading if they claim it's in anticipation of client demand — an important gray area that traders can use to make more lucrative bets.
From an arms race in digital currencies to a factory that runs itself, here are five must-watch videos handpicked by CNBC: Cryptocurrency ethereum could potentially prove more lucrative than bitcoin.
Last Tuesday, lessons from Atlantic City's miseries were taken to heart by New Jersey voters, who overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to expand casino gambling to more lucrative markets near New York.
The company said in December it would expand its acrylic and superabsorbent polymer production capacity by the first half of 2019 in a bid to focus on more lucrative petrochemical products.
The Permian Basin, located primarily in western Texas, has the lowest break-even costs of the major U.S. shale formations, making drilling there more lucrative and exposure to the basin critical.
Williams had gone to five NCAA Tournaments, two Sweet 16s, and one Elite Eight in six seasons at Marquette, and he turned down many more lucrative coaching offers during that time.
Raised in a rural area dominated by coal mining, he moved to Johannesburg in 2004, just after graduating from high school, seeking a career that was less dangerous and more lucrative.
After the family arrived at Te Puea, the staff placed them in one of the compound's cabins, lined up public housing and helped the children's father find a more lucrative job.
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Radley Metzger, who gained wide notice for directing artful erotic films until the mid-1970s, when he recognized that making explicit pornographic movies was more lucrative, died on Friday in Manhattan.
There are plenty of excellent reasons to purchase a home, but if your priority is to grow your money, investing in the market is going to provide far more lucrative returns.
After populist fury propelled upset votes in Britain and the U.S., many of the talks at the annual forum are focusing on making globalization a more lucrative proposition for the masses.
It's never been easier to log into work from anywhere in the world, and a new report suggests that working remotely could be more lucrative than clocking in at an office.
Oil majors including Shell, Chevron Corp and Exxon Mobil Corp are divesting refineries to focus on more lucrative oil production and exploration, leaving room for regional players like YPF to grow.
Creative and production had been separate disciplines, but in recent years, more creative agencies have begun launching their own production divisions to grow their revenue, as production can be more lucrative.
Compared with older forms of distributing software, apps downloaded from app stores are more convenient for users and often more secure from malware, and they can be more lucrative for creators.
It's the latest move by the search behemoth to enter the hardware market, which many have pointed out is more lucrative for the data it collects than for actual device sales.
But as Danielle Kurtzleben explained in 2014, organic feed has often been in short supply (particularly in recent years, as it's been far more lucrative for farmers to grow conventional feed).
It also sparked a sell-off in treasuries that drove 216.76-year bond yields above 216.92 percent, making them cheaper and more lucrative for those looking to invest in risk-free assets.
Not only is the live betting market more lucrative for gamblers—and fixers—but in this scenario it's easy to fix a tennis match in a way where the favorite still wins.
The CMA published interim proposals last December to require a less draconian operational separation of auditing and more lucrative consultancy to avoid the former being cross-subsidized and prioritized by the latter.
Smart publishers have realized that the user experience put at risk by interruptive ads can actually form the basis of a more lucrative and sustainable offering in the form of sponsored content.
Getting a company to move to OneDrive for storage or Office 365 for productivity is the first step in converting an organization to more lucrative contracts like Azure for hosting or infrastructure.
The drug war drove up the cost of doing business for guerrillas, narcos, and campesinos alike, who switched to gold as a safer, more lucrative alternative to coca, the Global Initiative said.
On occasion, Amazon will turn a profit either to prove to Wall Street that it can, or else because (as with AWS recently) a particular venture simply proves more lucrative than expected.
Disney, with its now enormous catalog of content (a catalog far more extensive and potentially more lucrative than Netflix's), has already spread subscriptions across three different services, Hulu, ESPN, and soon Disney+.
The nationalist administration of Prime Minister Viktor Orban has proposed a shake-up of the 200-year-old Hungarian Academy of Sciences that it says is meant to encourage more lucrative research.
This disparity exists within most data-based advertising companies, because the U.S. ad market is so much more lucrative and because access to cheap data in the U.S. fosters higher user loyalty.
Design patents offer a far more lucrative weapon for patent trolls, as they can threaten and potentially recover awards and settlements that account for more than just the value of their patents.
For me, one of the biggest successes of the ACA is its commitment to training primary care physicians, who are in increasingly short supply as many medical students choose more lucrative specialties.
In 2016, golf and rugby (in the form of sevens) both rejoined the games after long absences; the sports are far more lucrative than squash, boosting the commercial value of the Olympics.
A secretary will probably earn more working for Goldman Sachs than working for the local plumber; it is more lucrative to be a programmer at Facebook than in a corporate back-office.
They are now free — within the 28 member states of the EU at least — to seek more lucrative partnerships with the likes of Microsoft's Bing, Here Maps or more country-specific services.
That month, he told customers Zirx was shutting down its on-demand businesses where valets would park cars for any customer who asked and would instead focus on more lucrative corporate clients.
While some students take a summer job in food service to pay the bills, others can afford to accept unpaid jobs at high-profile organizations, setting them on a more lucrative path.
Even though he was interested in staying, Murphy rejected the Mets' $15.8 million qualifying offer and later signed a more lucrative deal — $13 million over three years — with the rival Washington Nationals.
She wanted to work in public health, but worried that her six-figure debt load would make that career path financially impossible – especially compared to the more lucrative option of private practice.
Analysts expect the company to continue to gain market share from traditional security service providers as Palo Alto shifts to more lucrative subscription-based services and customers move to newer cloud platforms.
Privately, Mr. Bewkes was telling colleagues and investors that Time Warner was likely to land a much more lucrative deal if it were put on the market a couple of years later.
A deal for the owner of newspapers like The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune could have helped Gannett attract more lucrative national advertising and achieve savings by combining some operations.
Banks have flocked to these transactions to strengthen their relationships with the kingdom ahead of an expected flurry of more lucrative deals, as Saudi Arabia reforms its economy amid lower oil prices.
The acquisition is expected to help Sotheby's expand and enhance its private sales, an activity that the industry sees as a more lucrative way to sell art than the traditional auction business.
One Bay Area driver, 37-year-old Rebecca Stack-Martinez, said Uber and Lyft's wages are so exploitative that some drivers commute hours to more lucrative markets just to make ends meet.
The traditional rationale of bundling has been that the public service/important journalism draws them in and builds a habit which can then be leveraged by directing them to more lucrative content.
"Casaleggio has an association that controls the movement, but the movement is a client of his," he said, questioning whether the firm's political connections have earned it more lucrative advertising or clients.
The exchange is widely considered the buyer of last resort for the cocoa market, as producers and exporters generally prefer to sell into the much larger and often more lucrative cash market.
The idea behind all of this is that getting more people to watch videos on Facebook will help the company sell video ads, which are more lucrative than static or banner ads.
But as wine came to be more lucrative than fruit over the last third of the 20th century, many of the acres devoted to table fruit were given over to wine grapes.
But as endowments have sought greater investment returns in recent years, they have shifted more of their money out of traditional holdings like United States equities to alternative, potentially more lucrative investments.
It could also be because officials within ICE have a strong incentive to be very friendly to these corporations — the possibility of a much more lucrative job when they leave public service.
The Panthers ultimately signed Reid to a one-year, $1.39 million contract after the third week of the 2018 season, and this week they gave him a more lucrative, three-year extension.
That, too, is a racial justice issue — black and Latinx mothers are more likely than white mothers to say they would look for a more lucrative job if child care weren't an issue.
Facebook's fumbling attempts to try and get users to watch more native video and thus more lucrative native video ads have been ongoing for years (and have been killing newsrooms left and right).
Also consider American Express Membership Rewards cards like the American Express® Gold Card or the Platinum Card® from American Express that might offer bigger welcome bonuses or more lucrative earning categories.
But Epic's 22 / 2150 deal could be more lucrative for developers than the 230 / 30, later 75 / 25, and finally 80 / 20 revenue splits (depending on gross revenue) that Valve is now offering.
He also points out that although the most prominent use case of Beacons is pushing discount codes to people as they pass by, there are many more lucrative use-cases for the technology.
These modifications would have benefited homeowners and investors, since it's more lucrative to keep someone in a home, even at a discount, than to sell it in foreclosure at a much deeper discount.
Both loans for Pou Chen and ASE come with pre-tax interest rate floors of 1.7%, which is a far more lucrative proposition than most domestic loans in Japan's negative interest rate environment.
Under Chief Executive Vishal Sikka, brought in about one-and-a-half years ago to chart a new strategy, Infosys has been focusing on winning more lucrative digital technology and automation outsourcing contracts.
The black market for high-value trade secrets or intellectual property is a lot more lucrative than the market for personally identifiable information, which is fairly saturated after numerous data breaches, said Devost.
Farmers in provinces like Meta, Putumayo and Caqueta have grown coffee for decades but many abandoned the crop - sometimes under pressure from armed groups - for more-lucrative coca, the raw ingredient in cocaine.
U.S. carrier Verizon has launched a new rewards program as it pushes for more lucrative ways to eke money out of a subscriber base that's not growing as easily as it once was.
The new festival follows a handful of initiatives from Google aimed at courting indie developers, which are more prevalent on iOS since it's often a more lucrative platform, despite being smaller in scale.
Traceability schemes, such as "bag and tag", which labels minerals by point of origin, have helped reduce armed influence over 3T extraction but have proved unworkable for gold, which is much more lucrative.
The outright size of the options grant, and the price at which it started to pay off, is what made it more lucrative than the stock awards for the range of stock prices.
And Asian and European banks are wary because U.S. regulators have levied billions of dollars in fines in recent years and threatened transgressors with a cutoff from the far more lucrative American market.
Going down a marketplace route — offering third parties' products within one's app — might be the more lucrative option, as it gives users access to best-of-breed products, including for investment and insurance.
Revenue rose 14 percent to $13.38 billion, the highest quarterly revenue in almost four years, helped by an improvement in product mix toward more commercial PCs - a more lucrative category than consumer PCs.
Without making an obvious difference in physician quality, Obamacare MOC requirements raise costs, divert physician time from treating patients, and make running nonprofit quality metric and testing programs more lucrative than treating patients.
Sydney Airport will lose its monopoly as a result, but it could benefit from lower-margin domestic traffic migrating to the second airport, allowing it to accept more lucrative international traffic, analysts say.
International travel is growing more slowly, at 9 percent a year, but newer airlines are eager to start flying overseas where routes can be more lucrative than in the fiercely competitive domestic sector.
With an elite law degree in hand, Booker bypassed more lucrative opportunities and moved into an affordable housing complex in one of Newark's poorest neighborhoods, planning to lend his skills to a nonprofit.
The deal could yet embolden the government to press ahead with other big asset sales, although the more lucrative but politically trickier disposal of airports operator ADP is still hanging in the balance.
At the very least, her decision inspires her to find a more lucrative steady job again, and as was hinted at earlier in the season, The Beat Crew comes back into the picture.
"It is now far more lucrative for a municipality to work with the federal government on drug arrests, rather than prosecuting individuals under state law," Warf said in a statement, according to KKTV.
WPP downplayed the late 2018 loss of lead global creative duties for Ford (it kept the more lucrative media buying and strategy business) by explaining how it designed the car maker's FordPass app.
Former world number one Tiger Woods said last week he had been approached by the PGL and was gathering information about something which could be a more lucrative alternative to the PGA Tour.
Though Owens didn't want to dampen Brady's dreams, he says he advised Brady that he could have a far better, more lucrative and longer career in finance than he ever would in football.
Hackers have moved from stealing payment card numbers and online banking credentials to more lucrative hacks on bank networks, giving them access not only to ATM machines, but also to electronic payment networks.
The deal could yet embolden the government to press ahead with other big asset sales, although the more lucrative but politically trickier disposal of airports operator ADP is still hanging in the balance.
GM North America chief Alan Batey told Reuters in a recent interview the automaker has pursued a long-term strategy to cut lower-margin rental fleet sales and boost more lucrative commercial sales.
But with potentially much more lucrative earning potential than its personal counterpart and some work-specific discounts, the Business Platinum card is a better all-round choice for some business owners and freelancers.
The move means banks will have more capital to work with and lend out to support economic activity, at a time when an official "deleveraging" crackdown has hurt their riskier and more lucrative operations.
Once you have this certification, you might qualify for more lucrative senior management positions like Chief Information Security Officer (CISO.) Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) Now it's time for the granddaddy of security certifications.
Earlier this year Fire Emblem Heroes debuted on mobile, becoming even more lucrative than Super Mario Run, while later this year will see the launch of spin-off Fire Emblem Warriors on Nintendo Switch.
Investing time and money into a college degree may seem daunting, but recent data out of England shows that those who attend university can go onto secure more lucrative salaries, than those who don't.
The joke about Apple's hottest growing category being accessories this year isn't a million miles off the mark — phones can be the gateway to getting consumers to spend money in other, more lucrative ways.
Just like that, she had stumbled into a growing industry that makes money by coaxing women into having surgery — sometimes unnecessarily — so that they are more lucrative plaintiffs in lawsuits against medical device manufacturers.
User growth may be slowing in the U.S., but eMarketer predicts revenue per user will continue to climb for the next few years (probably thanks to the expected increase of more lucrative video ads).
Oil and gas producers, recovering from a 55 percent fall in global crude prices since mid-2014, are focusing their efforts on more lucrative shale drilling, while scaling back spending on expensive offshore projects.
The use of autonomous vehicles — such as trucks — to move goods on highways is a more lucrative business model compared to the so-called robo-taxis, which focus on transporting people, according to Avary.
Why it matters: "Real estate might not be as sexy or generate the headlines of athletes pouring money into tech startups, but the potential returns can be much more lucrative," writes Forbes' Kurt Badenhausen.
More lucrative than sales of goods that Amazon owns, third-party transactions offer the company a commission that increases significantly when merchants choose to hand over fulfillment and advertising to Amazon, as many do.
But it could profit from rising demand for high-margin speciality steel from Europe's growing car and aircraft industries—and itself produce some of the even more lucrative rail equipment, car and aircraft components.
While Cramer found the outperformance of the stock certainly impressive, what he liked the best was Cote's ability to reposition the company with savvy break-ups, acquisitions and redirection to more lucrative end markets.
Hannity is tight with the now-departed Shine, but Hannity would be smart to focus on his own future, which is more lucrative and powerful by staying at FNC than bolting for other venues.
China Mobile's customers of the more lucrative 4G services more than doubled in the first half to 429 million from a year earlier, according to Reuters' calculations based on data provided by the company.
Exemplifying the issue, regulators found PwC's lead auditor of BHS spent two hours on its 2014 audit and 31 hours on more lucrative non-audit work, leaving the bulk of auditing work to juniors.
More deliberately another French firm, Kering, has withdrawn from general retailing in the past few years—selling off brands such as Printemps, Fnac and Conforama—and now specialises in far more lucrative luxury goods.
Stamkos, a four-time All-Star with 43 goals, was expected to command far more lucrative offers from numerous bidders, including his hometown Toronto Maple Leafs, the Buffalo Sabres and the Detroit Red Wings.
It's a business, and providing dubious access to user data, engaging in and allowing shady political activity, and hiding errors until the last minute, it seems, is perceived as more lucrative than the alternative.
Jason Coghlan is of one of Britain's most notorious reformed criminals who was jailed for armed robbery before finding an even more lucrative pastime: studying law and founding a legal firm in Marbella, Spain.
For instance, warming will also shift growing patterns in Canada's existing agricultural regions, allowing some farmers to produce more lucrative crops like corn and soybeans where they once grew barley or hay, scientists say.
The export duty was lowered to $42.60 per tonne in February from $60.10 in January while global prices have increased by some $30 since January 21, making exports a more lucrative option for suppliers.
Calculations like those, U.S. Soccer has long argued, are inaccurate — and unfair — because they include World Cup bonuses paid by FIFA, the sport's global governing body, for the far more lucrative men's World Cup.
For country artists looking to introduce their music to younger and wider demographics, there&aposs another approach that&aposs potentially even more lucrative: partnering with hip-hop artists on tracks and even on tour.
Race hosting fees make up a major part of Formula One's revenues and the newer races, in locations such as the Middle East or Asia, are more lucrative than those in the European heartland.
But after the turn of the millennium, the provocative Saturday Night Live alum and explicit stand-up legend retreated largely into the safer and more lucrative world of children's entertainment for roughly a decade.
Even scarier for a scooter investor is the risk that Uber and Lyft, with their expensive customer acquisition, would use scooters as a way to acquire customers for their more lucrative ride-sharing businesses.
Even that, however, can create problems through what's known as the "profit paradox": While a drug's prohibition and interdiction make it more expensive, the higher price also makes drugs more lucrative to criminal groups.
Utility patent trolling is already a huge problem for startups, and giving trolls an even more lucrative and powerful tool to target small businesses will spur a cavalcade of specious lawsuits and extortive threats.
In this scenario, Julien gets paid for the small banner ad in his app that users see, but the fraudsters earn many times that amount by stuffing far more lucrative video ads behind the banner.
Although Opera's most public face is its mobile browser business (augmented more recently by its performance and privacy apps), on a financial level, this deal appears more lucrative for the Norwegian company and its investors.
As the industry becomes even larger and more lucrative in 2018 and years to come, it will be increasingly important for new female players to show up and prove that they belong in esports, too.
In turn, tech companies have built out their respective platforms to be as accommodating to sellers as possible, as a result of the more lucrative cut those platforms receive from each sale, the WSJ notes.
It wasn't mentioned in Zuckerberg's post, but Facebook is also reportedly working on a blockchain payment system that would let users send money through messaging apps, which would make the proposed system even more lucrative.
Whether buyers are shopping for their own homes or for investment properties that will throw off some cash, certain markets are becoming far more lucrative than anyone might have expected just a few years ago.
The court, in a ruling that was later upheld by the Delaware Supreme Court, also found that RBC concealed that it was also trying to win the more lucrative role of providing financing to Warburg.
Or maybe he's become enamored with his celebrity, and has discovered that—like the cable-news pundits and hosts he tussles with—being performative is a more lucrative path than honest inquiry and factual rigor.
While LinkedIn does not have the household name of Facebook, a much larger and more lucrative social network, it is the most widely used site for people to advertise their professional skills and work history.
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Tankers carrying liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are floating off Singapore for the first time this year as traders wait for opportunities to offload the fuel at more lucrative prices, three industry sources said.
He also hopes that a New York IPO would solidify U.S.-Saudi relations even beyond the $350 billion arms deal signed between the two countries earlier this year, bringing more lucrative deals down the road.
Speaking to the House of Lords committee on financial exclusion, Barclays Managing Director Catherine McGrath and Co-Op Bank's Director of Products Matthew Carter said that their smaller rivals are cherry-picking more lucrative customers.
Nevertheless, a leading role on what is likely to be an intricate multi-exchange listing will help secure other more lucrative mandates as the reform plans of Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman take shape.
Clearing is becoming a much more lucrative business as global reforms introduced after the 2007-09 financial crisis mean banks must clear the bulk of their derivatives trades to make them safer and more transparent.
They soon found that it was more lucrative and easier to create smaller objects for higher prices: manufacturing bespoke parts such as umbrella handles, belt and handbag hardware, phone cases, necklace pendants, and watch buckles.
But a checking account, while in itself not the most lucrative product, is a good introductory product that could draw in consumers who could in turn be upsold on Marcus&apos more lucrative loan offerings.
NZR is projected to lose about NZ$30m over the next five years and the organisation continually fights to retain their player pool domestically with players lured to more lucrative opportunities in Europe and Japan.
I made my way through Prince's Island Park, a quiet oasis smack in the middle of the city, and into Downtown Calgary, where I looked up at twisting skyscrapers that spoke to more lucrative years.
One such comedy, "Gold Diggers of 1933" (March 20), stars the fast-talking trio of Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler, and Aline MacMahon as struggling chorines in search of paying jobs and even more lucrative marriages.
Even though it's only been in place since 2016, Apple's bug bounty program is one of the more lucrative among tech giants, and now joins competitors whose bug bounties already were open to the public.
The economists said they hoped the research would help to dispel continued misconceptions about girl's math abilities and encourage more girls to study subjects related to STEM, which could often lead to more lucrative jobs.
If the two tech giants can popularize this new format, they could lure more publishers to their platforms, gain more data on what people care about and serve more lucrative video ads wherever Stories are shown.
Subscriptions and paywalls are always an option, of course, but reading ads from MeUndies and Casper mattresses to millions of listeners is much easier and more lucrative, particularly for companies that aren't The New York Times.
BioWare is one of those long-running stewards of the solo RPG, and this has led to concern that the studio is moving away from what fans love, toward the more lucrative space of online games.
Attention begets followers, which in turn brings more lucrative forms of attention: ask any number of Twitter humorists who managed to parlay their observational skill into TV writing jobs and they'll tell you the same thing.
Google Play added search ads in 2015 with no major fallout; in the more lucrative App Store, most developers should be able to find a way to test, measure and ultimately benefit from the new ads.
But even though that's not the case anymore—"today, terabytes are pretty close to free"—shorter videos are probably still more lucrative because of pre-rolls, the online video commercials that appears before your video starts.
The listed unit of the Valin Iron and Steel Group , based in central China's Hunan province, is also planning to swap its steel assets for more lucrative finance and clean energy operations to avoid being delisted.
People smuggling has become more lucrative as wars and unrest in the Middle East and Africa have pushed record number of people to try to reach Europe, with 510,000 illegal crossings into the EU in 2016.
A lead in 5G could spread their advantage into more lucrative, mature and strategically interesting markets, in which the new networks could become a "vector of China's influence", as Paul Triolo of Eurasia Group puts it.
An Australian wave of liquefied natural gas supply has helped pull Asian LNG prices down by 75 percent since 2014, so selling more lucrative condensate to Asian buyers could give a lifeline to less profitable projects.
By giving enterprises a management, security and governance framework in which to operate, it is laying the groundwork for a much more lucrative market, but customers of this size come with their own set of challenges.
That suggests the company will need to use its clout to strike more lucrative deals in the coming years if it wants to turn a profit from a growing subscriber base as it battles Apple, Amazon.
While it did lose headcount in India, Tech In Asia is hiring for 14 positions across Southeast Asia — including editorial roles in Singapore and Indonesia — where its event business is both more established and more lucrative.
That work comes as Gulf Coast refineries send fewer refined products up the Colonial Pipeline, the vital artery that supplies the U.S. Southeast and East Coast markets, as exporting to Latin America is currently more lucrative.
"They're moving away from a traditional system of sowing maize in May and June... they're diversifying production (and) these products are more lucrative and give a better return," said Juan Carlos Colindres, irrigation director at SAG.
But supply from these and other projects will not be ready for years and even then there is no guarantee it will come to Europe in meaningful quantities if more lucrative markets, such as China, emerge.
Now, Banister and Zivity's longtime general manager-turned-CEO, Nadya Lev, think they've struck on a more lucrative opportunity that can not only shine a light on the creative class but help artists get paid, too.
You take it and you believe that you'll keep that job—and perhaps get promoted to better and more lucrative iterations of that job within your company—so long as you're good at what you do.
This year Quartz started focusing on selling bigger ad deals, which are more lucrative but hard to win, especially for a small publisher; Quartz reaches fewer than 10 million unique visitors a month, according to Comscore.
As a freelance photographer, he made his living selling images to newspapers and magazines, but he took many of these photos before there was much of a market for them, passing up more lucrative subject matter.
But a fall from grace, which included the ejection of its outspoken CEO and the removal of its rental business in favor of the more lucrative home sales market, has resulted in this  fairly underwhelming merger.
Employers and community leaders in Midland, Texas are in a scramble to keep essential services operating as restaurant workers and school bus drivers are leaving their jobs for much more lucrative work in the oil patch.
While residents in Guiyu generally welcome the cleaner environment, the ban on foreign waste - which is usually better sorted than domestic trash and therefore more lucrative to handle - has been a damaging blow for many recyclers.
Other former Cy Young Award winners in their 30s have landed far more lucrative deals than Arrieta in recent years, including David Price (seven years, $217 million with Boston) and Zack Greinke (six years, $206.5 million).
Forbes calculated the average value of the NFL's 32 teams rose 11% to $2.86 billion, an increase the business magazine attributed to relaxed ownership and debt rules, combined with the expectation of more lucrative media deals.
To be an All Black, a player can only compete for a New Zealand-based franchise, even though players can receive far more lucrative contracts playing in other overseas leagues, like those in France and England.
Commissions on rookie contracts are so low that most established agents waive them to build good will with the player and continue representing him during his much more lucrative second contract, or for his sponsorship agreements.
And the defense minister, Vladimir Padrino López, an army general, has been granted an even more lucrative arrangement, with expanded powers to control the country's ports, as well as parts of the oil and mining industries.
Amazon began as a bookstore and, even as it has moved on to many more lucrative projects, now controls at least two-thirds of the market for new, used and digital volumes in the United States.
Finally, systemic and systematic investment is required across all steps of the talent funnel to make the mental health discipline more attractive to students in the classroom, more lucrative to practitioners, and more appreciated in society.
When Dandy Don O'Keefe, a fellow con artist, tips him off about a more lucrative scam in Los Angeles, Petty hits the road with a hooker who calls herself Tinafey and is too cute for words.
The key to BlackBerry's success: a transition from the cutthroat business of selling hardware to the far more lucrative world of software -- particularly cybersecurity and the so-called Internet of Things for connected devices like cars.
The numbers are even higher for women of color, with more than half of black mothers and 48 percent of Latina mothers saying they'd look for a more lucrative job if child care weren't an issue.
Lyft Line and Uber Pool are more lucrative than the ride-hail players' basic one-person-per-car services because, while it's cheaper for each person, the companies are getting double or sometimes triple the fare.
Malaysia's durian plantations covered 72,000 hectares last year but the area under cultivation is growing, the department said, and in some areas plantations growing palm oil are switching to durian because it is seen as more lucrative.
The different sets of numbers on expenses, profits and occupancy figures resulted in the two buildings appearing more lucrative to lenders and less so to city officials assessing property taxes, ProPublica found in an investigation published Wednesday.
The company's loyal customer base has drawn merchants to sell and increasingly advertise through its site in exchange for fees, helping Amazon transform from a largely low-margin retail business to a more and more lucrative marketplace.
De Jong was sold to Barcelona for 75 million euros and according to local media Matthijs de Ligt and Donny van de Beek are expected to follow in the coming weeks in more lucrative sales for Ajax.
Despite her non-pharmaceutical background in consumer brands, Emma Walmsley sees improving drug research productivity as her top priority, and she wants Britain's biggest drugmaker to have fewer but potentially more lucrative new medicine launches in future.
The problem reflects poor levels of pay, education and skills-training in a still mainly state-dominated economy that has driven many young Croats to find more lucrative, fulfilling work in affluent western EU countries, analysts say.
This has helped clinicians in poor areas, but in richer ones, where prescribing treatments had been more lucrative, it has left many staff worse off—particularly when they have to see more patients for no extra pay.
SYDNEY (Reuters) - BHP Billiton has put its Fayetteville shale gas assets in the United States back on the block, the world's largest miner said on Wednesday, as it seeks to focus on more lucrative opportunities in oil.
British games are televised at times more amenable to the Asian market, while allowing fans on the east coast of America to watch four back-to-back matches, rather than three, thus making television rights more lucrative.
Ireland is still comfortably in line for another record year of tourism growth in 2016, with visitors up 12 percent in the first nine months, including a 15 percent increase from the more lucrative North American market.
And to a larger extent, there is the disquieting reality that even as college sports continue to grow more lucrative, athletes still only see a tiny sliver of the profits due to the outdated precepts of amateurism.
China announced last week it will stop its corn stockpiling program and allow markets to set prices - a move that should transform the agricultural landscape as farmers shift to more lucrative crops like soybeans, rice and peanuts.
That's also why they service all makes and models: Specializing in working on a certain make of car is often more lucrative, but it limits your customer base (often to those privileged enough to have foreign cars).
For contemporary brands, instilling us with a core hippie-inflected belief — that what we consume reflects who we are, and that our purchases should therefore be "cruelty-free" and "activated" and "clean" — has never been more lucrative.
In toys, Mr. Lazarus discovered a more lucrative business: Because toys and stuffed animals quickly fell out of favor with children, parents had to make frequent trips to the store to keep up with the latest fads.
But while seeking a better long-term future for their families through more lucrative employment, millions of these migrants left their children behind in the villages — sometimes to live with family members, sometimes to fend for themselves.
By selling shares in his contract, Dinwiddie would have allowed investors to bet on whether he would be able to play well enough to earn an even more lucrative contract after the second year of his deal.
While her husband may have had a more lucrative career in tech when they got married, Wong's hustle has paid off since then, and she's joked about being the higher-earner in the relationship because of it.
Big Four officials say privately that smaller rivals benefit from the current situation by having more opportunities to cream off the more lucrative consultancy work, especially now the Big Four won't sell advisory services to audit clients.
M.L.B. has been trying to extract more lucrative terms from internet and broadcast companies for streaming, like the N.F.L. does, and it could end up granting those rights to the clubs themselves to help stoke new deals.
All this creates an unsustainable and frankly dangerous situation in which it is cheaper for companies to deal with the consequences of a data breach and more lucrative for researchers to sell zero days on the black market.
But beneath Nurx's do-gooder motivations is a smart business opportunity—because PrEP and birth control users stay on the drugs over many years, working with these patients is more lucrative than providing one-time deliveries of antibiotics.
But despite being a more lucrative title than Mario Run, Fire Emblem Heroes is also more generous than many of its contemporaries, offering a surprising amount of in-game goods for free, so long as you play regularly.
This is because it provides power over payers, who are often also pressed into aiding more lucrative crime by, say, concealing drugs or firearms, or by turning a blind eye to a robbery, fugitive hideout or insurance scam.
NAIROBI/ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopian Airlines is accelerating its strategy of weaving a patchwork of new African routes to soak up traffic on the continent and fly customers towards its more lucrative flights to rapidly expanding Asian markets.
Those against the fiduciary rule argue that if they are required to disclose fees, the consumer will almost always select the lowest fee instrument, even if the potential returns are higher with a more lucrative advisor recommended option.
The theory is that this not only makes it more useful to users, but it introduces entirely different (and potentially more lucrative) business opportunities that set the company up to become a profitable entity further down the line.
Branches can also help with sales that may be more complex to handle, such as upselling customers to more lucrative services, like mortgages, as they can require more personal attention and face-to-face interaction to set up.
The announcement represents another challenge for the project, which is designed to carry 1.1 million barrels of crude per day from Alberta's oil sands to Canada's East Coast, where it can be sold onto more lucrative international markets.
The riskier, more lucrative bets are seen as helping keep trading desks open for clients, since pure market making has become less profitable amid relatively placid markets and tight spreads between what sellers and buyers will agree to.
Southwest Airlines said last month that it will pull out of Newark Airport, where it offers up to 37 flights per day, so that it can reallocate its lower-than-expected capacity toward more lucrative markets, especially Hawaii.
"Telling investment banks that they cannot have a right of first refusal on more lucrative future work may make them more reluctant to provide free services at the earlier stage, leading to increased costs for SMEs," Moulton said.
The profit margins Mexican drug traffickers are making on fentanyl and methamphetamine are far more lucrative than the cocaine and heroin these drugs are replacing, although cartels certainly will continue to manufacture and smuggle all of the above.
In pursuit of more lucrative video advertising and success on dominant social platforms like Facebook, a growing number of publishers have turned to technology that promises to streamline video production, sometimes to the point of near-full automation.
That it might have an edge over other websites, at least in its ability to make money from online media, holding its "atomic units" together in some sort of coherent and therefore more lucrative whole, was still plausible.
If the listing goes smoothly, it could embolden the government to press on with other big asset sales, such as the more lucrative but politically trickier sale of airports operator ADP and a stake in power group Engie .
Although the whaling industry directly employs only 300 people or so, the labor shortages mean commercial whalers will have to compete on wages with more lucrative and profitable segments of the seafood industry, like tuna fishing and crabbing.
The legislators agreed on the tax after scrapping what would have been a more lucrative, annual tax on thousands of those properties, known as the pied-à-terre tax, after an intense campaign from the real estate industry.
And all of that progress led me to quitting a job and starting a full-time business helping people with their careers (one that is not only fun, but even more lucrative than my fancy-pants consulting job).
Cheika said Australian rugby union had to compete not only for resources and money with other sports in the country, but also against the lure of overseas competition for many players, where the contracts are far more lucrative.
Tesla really has a uniquely Tesla problem here: It's been so successful at creating its own EV market that it can't now easily pivot to the potentially much more lucrative 21st-century business of self-driving robotaxi services.
A tightening of anti-money laundering rules by U.S. and European banks in the last several years has added to the cost of this practice, while some banks have quit the market to focus on more lucrative areas.
These reversals will make it easier and more lucrative for correctional facilities to qualify and will entice the sheriffs and private prison companies that operate them to contract with ICE as it expands its capacity at all cost.
"I'm seeing a ton of structuring and planning now," said Michael Spiro, chair of the tax group at Finn Dixon & Herling in Stamford, CT.The reason: The QSBS tax break became much more lucrative thanks to the 2017 tax cuts.
Recently, Team SoloMid owner Andy "Reginald" Dinh wrote a public response to Merrill's comments about teams not investing enough into the game, noting that other games with third-party tournaments are a more lucrative option for TSM's pro teams.
There are other, more lucrative, prizes around, and the trio of physics, chemistry and physiology or medicine that Alfred Nobel outlined in his will as suitable scientific subjects for reward is thought by some to be out of date.
While many publishers have primarily shifted to the more lucrative space of live-service games, Sony has become one of the last bastions of support for lavishly produced story-driven titles — which is what makes Days Gone so disappointing.
While hacks on phones, websites and computers that consumers rely on every day grab headlines, vulnerabilities in big business software are more lucrative to attackers as these tools store data and run transactions which are the lifeblood of businesses.
Since the bushes grow well in shade, they are often partnered with fruit trees like banana, avocado and mango, whose produce is not necessarily destined for human consumption but rather as a buffer to protect the more lucrative crop.
That's similar, in fact, to how the investor relations played out between the two as privately held startups: If you invested in a fundraising round at Lyft, were you forever forgoing an ultimately more lucrative fundraising round at Uber?
If you have a belt or title to leverage, you can sit out the tournament taking more lucrative fights, waiting for some other mug to collect all the belts and then come for yours after the tournament has concluded.
The conglomerate put Toshiba Medical Systems on the block to help fund restructuring after a $1.3 billion accounting scandal, attracting a bevy of suitors, particularly Japanese imaging companies seeking to expand beyond cameras to more lucrative products and services.
With CEO Jonas Samuelson at the helm since last year, Electrolux has focused on reaching a long-elusive 6 percent margin goal by exiting unprofitable product lines in favor of more lucrative business in areas such as kitchen appliances.
Even if the woman is high-skilled, making work more lucrative than saving on child care costs, the gap between her wages and the price of child care reflects the benefit to the economy of her choosing to work.
Shares of Newfield have struggled all year, in part because investors have been less enthused about its shale properties in the Mid-Continent region in Oklahoma, given the market's preference for the more lucrative Permian region in west Texas.
Politicians would assure seniors their Social Security benefits would remain the same, tell young people they could expect no benefits to be left when they retired, and convince current workers that private investment was a safer, more lucrative option.
Even though the company considered building a new plane instead of building on the 737 model that first launched in 1967, competition from Airbus made launching quickly appear more lucrative than taking 10 years to develop a new plane.
On Saturday, Cespedes exercised the opt-out clause in the contract he signed with the Mets last off-season, forfeiting $47.5 million and two years on his deal in the hope that he could land a more lucrative payday.
The theory was that by making it more lucrative to invest in American businesses, they would boost business investment in the United States — making our country home to more factories and offices, driving job creation, and pushing up wages.
Filed in Manhattan federal court by Judith Bovitz, the lawsuit said Wells Fargo transferred her from Albany, New York to a smaller branch in Saratoga Springs after she complained that young, male brokers were being assigned more lucrative accounts.
In some ways, women have fallen behind as a result of the sport's popularity, as men leave jobs coaching men's volleyball teams to chase more lucrative jobs coaching women's teams, a dynamic that is not present in other sports.
And what cable companies may not realize is, if they give up the short term revenue from rental fees they may encourage people to subscribe to more expensive programming packages, which is potentially more lucrative in the long term.
Such manoeuvres, combined with a focus on more lucrative models, could help BMW to cut a cumulative €12bn in costs over the next four years and restore margins to a healthy 8-10%, insists Nicolas Peter, its chief financial officer.
On the carrier side, however, there's a desire to diversify offerings in order to avoid becoming a dumb delivery mechanism for more lucrative services, and owning only a product that others including Google or Facebook may eventually provide for free.
Faced with import restrictions, Japanese automakers also pivoted to selling more lucrative, luxury vehicles, such as the Honda Acura and Toyota Lexus, which competed with the medium-sized cars that had traditionally been the bread-and-butter of American brands.
Timber from plantations can be legally sold, but ELCs are quickly cleared so loggers continue to decimate protected forests to get more lucrative timber, and falsely claim it came from ELCs — more or less with impunity, thanks to rampant corruption.
Attorney General T.J. Donovan alleges the family members directed Purdue's strategy to minimize the health risks of opioids and encouraged sales representatives to promote higher dose products, which were more lucrative, dangerous and addictive, the AG noted in a press release.
A product like this could be much more lucrative than apartment searches, since Zumper may be able to put itself in a position to collect broker commissions – which can be as much as 12-15% of a tenant's yearly rent.
In its IPO filing, Snap said it hopes to increase its revenue per user by focusing on more lucrative advertising markets, like North America, where its revenue per user was $2.15 at the end of 2016, nearly double the global rate.
It's a new situation for e-sports, but not for online video creators in general — YouTubers faced similar issues some years ago when they relied on organized networks to grow, but have since abandoned them for more lucrative individual opportunities.
Amazon plans to close its domestic marketplace business in China by mid-July, people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Wednesday, focusing efforts on its more lucrative businesses selling overseas goods and cloud services in the world's most populous country.
The conglomerate put Toshiba Medical Systems Corp on the block to help fund restructuring after a $13 billion accounting scandal, attracting a bevy of suitors, particularly Japanese imaging companies seeking to expand beyond cameras to more lucrative products and services.
The first Monument Valley was actually more lucrative in its second year than its first, thanks to a confluence of factors, including a free promotion from Apple, a belated launch in China, and an unexpected feature on Netflix's House of Cards.
SHANGHAI, Aug 25 (Reuters) - China's debt-ridden Chongqing Iron and Steel is drawing up radical restructuring plans that will see the firm exit the steel industry and shift its focus to more lucrative sectors like finance, it said on Thursday.
A suitability standard simply states that the investment professional must consider the client's risk tolerance, objectives and time horizons in recommending an investment, but allows the investment professional to also recommend investments that may pay more lucrative commissions to them.
That said, a huge part of Peckham's thesis — and given the new fees, perhaps Patreon's as well — is that membership is just a stepping stone to other services that will be far more lucrative than just a scrape on transactions.
Forces that increase the return to work (such as reductions in marginal tax rates or higher pay) make each hour of work more lucrative, and can therefore cause workers to choose to work more: to substitute working hours for leisure time.
Buyout funds had tried to take control of Elanco when it was part of Eli Lilly but the company opted for a more lucrative spin-off and listed the business in New York where it trades at about 20 times earnings.
WATERLOO, Ontario (Reuters) - BlackBerry Ltd's decision to outsource the development of its smartphones helps it avoid the risks of a competitive market and focus on its more lucrative businesses of software and managing rival devices, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
But the industry is calling on the federal government to give some thought to changing the rules in light of the changing product mix, which is expected to be significantly more lucrative and attract a larger number of first-timers.
NEW YORK/BOSTON (Reuters) - Fidelity Investments Inc and Charles Schwab Corp made moves in quick succession on Tuesday to slash trade commissions, accelerating the race to zero and foreshadowing a more important battle to win clients for potentially more lucrative services.
That has the potential to totally transform the industry, and Uber is gambling that its strong position in ride-hailing will give it an equally strong position in a self-driving car market that could be a lot more lucrative.
Last year, the company paid $4.4 billion for Aol, largely to acquire that company's ad technology, and has more recently established a content partnership with Hearst focused on video, which is considered a more lucrative business than traditional text-based media.
Hahnemann, which served mostly patients insured through Medicaid and struggled to stay afloat on those low reimbursement rates, would have needed massive investment in equipment and IT systems in order to have a shot at attracting a more lucrative clientele.
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois stripped former U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Dennis Hastert of his teacher's pension on Wednesday, but his sentencing for a federal financial crime linked to past sex abuse will not cost him a second, more lucrative state pension.
While the ADS-B is one of many new service offerings, the expectation is that it will spur more customers to bring their planes back, and then combine the visit to Bombardier's centers with more lucrative scheduled maintenance and upgrades.
In an area where milk production used to fluctuate by as much as 50 percent between the wet and dry seasons, the changes have brought farmer cooperatives more lucrative contracts with suppliers who depend on a stable supply, Cesano said.
It is the country's largest fixed-line firm, but has struggled to compete with international rivals in the much more lucrative mobile market, where it is Brazil's fourth-largest operator, despite lots of official funding and regulatory changes in its favour.
The legal challenge represented another hurdle for Energy East, which is designed to carry 1.1 million barrels of crude per day from Alberta's oil sands to Canada's east coast, where it can be sold on to more lucrative international markets.
BuzzFeed News launched its own site in July 2018 to bolster its identity, but only monetized it through programmatic advertising rather than the more lucrative but harder-to-sell native ads that was the bread and butter of the BuzzFeed.
Kargo found that people spent 40 seconds with the new ad formatKargo is still selling most of its ads programmatically, but the new format represents a shift back to direct, negotiated deals with publishers that in theory that are more lucrative.
The delays have also been partly blamed for the demise of Air Berlin, which wanted to use the new airport as a hub for more lucrative long-haul flight connections but filed for insolvency in August after years of losses.
While there are few critics of the move amongst Europe's richest and most successful clubs – it's bound to make the Champions League even more lucrative, after all – there has been outcry amongst fans in those countries which have been overlooked.
BOGOTA (Reuters) - The government of Colombian President Ivan Duque has started a plan sell off public stakes in low-profit companies, expecting to generate more than $1.9 billion a year for more lucrative investments, a finance ministry official told Reuters.
"Traditionally the punishment for poaching -- which is more lucrative than drug trafficking -- was trivial," said Steven O'Brien, a co-author of the new study and a professor at Halmos College of Natural Sciences and Oceanography at Nova Southeastern University in Florida.
Some teenage deck hands go on to earn captain's licenses and enjoy working summers at the helm, but many decide they cannot support themselves on the salaries and wind up searching for more lucrative Civil Service jobs, Mr. Kaufman said.
It has been known, for years, that the original Essex Market, founded in 1940, one of several city markets established by Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia, would have to shut its doors, giving way to more lucrative use of its real estate.
"What we allege is knowing and purposeful financing of terrorism with the expectation that it will make those terrorism attacks more successful and more lucrative for the perpetrators, and that is a violation of the law of nations," he said.
But because the president decided to withdraw the United States from the agreement, European businesses are likely to avoid doing business in Iran for fear of risking sanctions that could keep them out of the much more lucrative American markets.
Apted was happy to drop his Hollywood work every seven years to descend once more into his participants' lives, even if it meant forgoing more lucrative feature jobs, but he was too busy to devote much energy to interim upkeep.
As a free agent in the early 63s, he said, he argued for a more lucrative contract by stressing what would become known as effective field-goal percentage (or eFG%), which accounts for the added value of 3-point shots.
It is an issue that Facebook, the world's largest social network, has had to contend with more frequently as it has bet big on new forms of media like live video, which give it a venue for more lucrative advertising.
However, in such an event Stripe could easily be a mercenary, and convert its processing business into a free product that underpins many other more lucrative services layered on-top (similar to the free trading transition brought about by Robinhood).
Also at issue is that Italy's banking system, as Legorano writes, tends to "focus on plain-vanilla lending activities" — things like holding deposits and lending to businesses and homeowners as opposed to the more lucrative investment banking, trading, or asset management.
Poorer students, who are generally wary of debt, may be less likely to attend only the cheapest colleges or forgo college altogether, leaving behind the opportunity to attend more prestigious universities with lower dropout rates that would open up more lucrative career paths.
It didn't work out: The theory was that by making it more lucrative to invest in American businesses, they would boost business investment in the United States — making our country home to more factories and offices, driving job creation, and pushing up wages.
If your YouTube channel is large enough, with millions of subscribers, you can rely solely on advertising through the company's own Partner Program, or the more lucrative Google Preferred program that matches the most popular channels with the most lucrative advertising campaigns.
The same pattern has been true since the immigration reform of 1965, as the influx of newcomers from Latin America and Asia have been pivotal to filling lower wage positions in the service economy as well as more lucrative positions in tech.
Branston explained that initially, she and Kriegsman were more focused on creating a "shoppable magazine" with "amazing, up-and-coming brands," but they also opened pop-up shops around New York City — and they found that the pop-ups were much more lucrative.
Maybe it's time for people to accept the fact that robbing an ATM is more trouble than it's worth and that they should stick with more lucrative illicit schemes—like smuggling mass amounts of chocolate with a Russian crime syndicate or whatever.
Twenty-six percent of those fans who report following the NFL "closely" are watching less live sports on TV. It's not clear yet how the streaming business will make up for the big declines in television, where advertising is far more lucrative.
The work is not easy at the Kamoto Underground Mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where laborers — some of them children — spend long hours each day retrieving copper and separate it from the more lucrative and rare metal known as cobalt.
Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said Wednesday that he would run for re-election, abandoning plans to pursue a more lucrative career in the private sector and jolting a competitive race that is crucial to Democrats' plans to retake control of the Senate.
All of which means that bundled to-dos require bundled solutions, which are typically more lucrative than individual products and services (customers will happily pay more to see a bundle of problems vanish) but much harder to deliver because they demand broader capabilities.
He's also sacrificed millions over the course of his tenure in Miami, taking less money than other teams were offering him not once but twice, and opting out of a more lucrative deal to give the team more flexibility in free agency.
Even though sales returns have been generally disappointing compared to past efforts—middling reviews and a dogged loyalty to the sound that made them could be factors—Florida Georgia Line's brand and narrative is a certified moneymaker in more lucrative business categories.
Deutsche Bank analysts said the failure placed up to $1 billion in peak sales at risk, though they also said more important would be late-stage trial data, expected after July, about Tecentriq's performance in the larger, more-lucrative lung cancer setting.
But scooping up valuable land for the purposes of car storage has the effect of driving up the cost of land designated for housing, according to experts around the world: it's more lucrative to operate a parking structure than a housing unit.
The "used cars" of the offshore oil patch were becoming profitable fleets again for companies like Renaissance, Energy XXI and Fieldwood Energy, which often bought up hundreds of platforms at a time as the major companies moved to deeper, more lucrative waters.
He and his nephew quickly turned the untamed grass flats into a cattle ranch, a practice that the island's subsequent landowners found to be more lucrative than development, at least until oil and gas leases and — eventually — preservation and tourism took precedence.
With the industry moving toward digital-first offerings, E-Trade putting its effort into financial consultants may make it a particularly attractive brokerage platform for higher net worth individuals and paying customers, who are more lucrative users than those using predominantly free services.
It's the job of team analysts at the MLB to calculate that value, factoring in the likelihood of making the playoffs each year and how that translates into season ticket sales as well as more lucrative media contracts, sponsorship deals and overall revenue.
The loss of Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, and more recently the comedy duo Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, are cited as evidence of this, though their departures could also be seen as the natural rise up into more lucrative projects.
Sure there has been some nice new hardware, and each year Apple dutifully rolls out a new version of its desktop operating system, but it's also been clear for years that the company's energy has been focused on its far more lucrative mobile products.
As was the case with Grab and Didi, Ola counts SoftBank as an investor and, since it landed an investment in Uber, the Japanese firm has been pushing for Uber to do deals in unprofitable markets and focus on more lucrative countries in the West.
Sure there has been some nice new hardware, and each year Apple dutifully rolls out a new version of its desktop operating system, but it's also been clear for years that the company's energy has been focused on its far more lucrative mobile products.
For example, NBC chose to save popular events, competitions with big-name athletes, and even the opening ceremonies (which were last seen live in the US in 1996!) for more lucrative prime-time television slots, even when the actual event had taken place hours beforehand.
The 4,500-km Energy East pipeline is supported by Canada's energy industry, which is eager to find new and more lucrative markets for its crude, but opposed by many aboriginal and environmental groups, who worry its construction will hasten the development of Alberta's oil sands.
On the other hand, "it could be beneficial to publishers in that advertisers may be more motivated to buy ad inventory directly from publishers, which is far more lucrative for the publisher," says Keith Sibson, VP of Product & Marketing for digital marketing company PostUp.
Rainwater harvesting allows the 12 families in his farming collective to grow crops throughout most of the year, and sell more lucrative products such as watermelon and green beans on the local market, he explained, boosting their incomes and standards of living despite harsh droughts.
" Multiple people in the QB's inner circle say there's absolutely zero truth to a Daily Caller report that Kaep shot down an offer from an unnamed NFL team in order to stir up "a media frenzy that eventually leads to a more lucrative deal.
Plus, all these things put me in a great position to continue improving my credit score and potentially opening more lucrative rewards credit cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred and the Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card down the line if I want to.
Chada Mantooth, Gale Raffaele, Alexis Nagle and Nicole Bujok allege in a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Denver that they were required to pay the club for stage time, and were assessed extra fees to dance during more lucrative late-night shifts.
The company aims to position the business at more lucrative areas of the transport and installation market, it said, adding that the lower end of the segment is rapidly becoming a commodity transport market, often not oil and gas-related, and faces overcapacity in Asia.
And their incentive to develop high-quality TV and movies is that it can bring consumers into more lucrative long-term subscription revenue services like iCloud or Amazon Prime, which in turn can help offset the cost of making the content in the first place.
The reason for this is simple; I don't want to lock myself into a major that is more lucrative than something I love to do, just to pay off my loans for a school that offers a similar education to many cheaper public schools.
"If anything, the sanctions are making it more lucrative for these intermediaries," said John Nilsson-Wright, a senior research fellow at the London-based Chatham House at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, because North Korea will pay a higher price to circumvent the sanctions.
Largely ignoring these issues (killing methods have improved, we are vaguely informed), "A Whale of a Tale" does admit that the sale of a live dolphin is far more lucrative than that of a dead one, due in part to declining consumption of the meat.
Today, the industry's commercial interests have transformed the role of the muse into something much more lucrative, but during the careers of models like Pat Cleveland and Alva Chinn, the relationship between model and designer was born more out of a sense of simpatico.
The dad could never move to another job from that employer to work on his own, in a profession which would have been much more lucrative, because they would never have been able to get any insurance to cover their child — pre-existing condition.
Aresco's dream of a true P6 seems unlikely to ever come to fruition, but if coaches like the A.A.C.'s new breed can be as successful as Herman, Rhule, Taggart and Fuente, the future of the conference has a chance to be more lucrative.
China's top aluminum companies are venturing into the more lucrative parts of the global value chain, on course to seize market share from the likes of Alcoa and Constellium, as they look to buy into foreign firms to boost their technical know-how and expand their reach.
"It's one of those things where if you talk and talk and talk about the expansion to Europe, and you get everyone thinking through all the really tough logistics, you can then kind of slide in with a much easier solution that's likely more lucrative: Los Angeles!"
Kamala Harris made a direct appeal to black Americans with her proposal to increase teacher pay on Friday, framing her desire to raise wages for educators as a path to attract young black people to the profession who would otherwise opt to pursue more lucrative careers.
Primarily the content is written stories, but the company is increasing its efforts on video and multimedia which, beyond being more lucrative revenue-wise, have greater potential to go viral and growth the sites' audiences, CEO and co-founder Vichet In told TechCrunch in an interview.
Mr. Koum's unusual arrangement with Facebook is one of the more lucrative examples of a Silicon Valley practice sometimes called "rest and vest," in which the holders of stock grants are allowed to stick around until they qualify to collect a sizable portion of their shares.
It is a much more lucrative venture that works by gaining access to corporate email login details or passing off almost-identical addresses as the real deal, a scam known as Business Email Compromise (BEC), according to a report by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike issued on Thursday.
Though banks have queued up for relatively low-earning Saudi sovereign bonds and loans in the expectation this would lead to more lucrative work, postponement of Aramco's planned stock market listing and a slow start to a slate of other planned privatizations have left some lenders disappointed.
Floyd knows a fight with Pacquiao would likely be more lucrative than a lesser-known opponent, but there's a long play in place ... give fans in Tokyo a big-time fight, and open up the Asian markets for a bevy of business interests -- including clothing and endorsements.
President Trump will announce a new executive memorandum this afternoon that will direct the Department of Education to expand students' access to STEM and computer science — fields that the administration says are increasingly playing a more vital role in the economy and lead to more lucrative careers.
All the while, Mannix must make an overnight decision whether or not to accept a much more lucrative offer to quit the movie business and join Lockheed, which would give him regular hours and allow him to be home with his family for dinner every night.
Netflix initially offered Amy Schumer $11 million in 2017 for her hourlong "The Leather Special," but Schumer was reportedly able to use Netflix's more lucrative deals with Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle as a bargaining chip to receive $13 million for the hour, according to Variety.
Spurred in part by the rapid growth of video services on sites like Facebook and YouTube, publishers have been looking for ways to keep users on their own sites for longer, and to subsequently cash in on more lucrative, premium advertising formats beyond the legacy display market.
Booking flights by transferring points to frequent flyer partners is generally more lucrative — that's usually how people use points to fly in first and business class — but it can be complicated because you have to decipher award charts, find availability, and work around complicated airline rules.
After finishing grad school two years ago at St. Andrews in Scotland, Plunkett decided to make his mark in Manhattan, attempting to get the startup he co-owns, BugSplat Software, which reports user crashes for bigger software companies, in front of a bigger, more lucrative audience.
Home to about 215 million people, the Bronx has experienced a rush of construction in recent years, following the furious pace of building along the waterfront in Brooklyn and Queens, both of which have lured developers priced out of Manhattan and those seeking more lucrative projects.
Security experts and former government officials warned that the real danger of the Yahoo attack was not that hackers gained access to Yahoo users' email accounts, but that they obtained the credentials to hunt down more lucrative information about their targets wherever it resided across the web.
The move by HSBC to embrace a riskier but more lucrative slice of the U.S. market, that it has largely shunned in recent years, is part of its broader strategy announced on Monday to improve profitability - eyeing a global return on equity of 11 percent by 2020.

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